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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 23 Aug 1978, p. 4

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PAGE 4 - PLAINDKAI KR - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23, IS78 "You must think I'm a perfect idiot." "Well, perhaps not per­ fect; but you are doing quite well." WINN PHILLIPS CMMUMS W« ot Contury 21 Cora *#ol Estate lr»c or* pleased to present you with our week ly untt of imformotive teol Estate Articles. School wi l l be stort ing short ly We f ind on inf lux of buyers for reoi estate in September and October People l ike to get sett led in their new surroun dings before the hol idays If yOu are thinking of sel l ing now: is the t ime to phone a Neighborhood Professional T» for a free estimate of value Let us show you We CARE WE RE HERE FOR YOU (jzrtiuty, 21 CARE REAL ESTATE INC. Phone 115-344-TOM 3717 W. Elm (Across from Jewel) McHenry II. Eoch office independently owned and operated. YOU AND YOUR PET By Robart L. Stear. D.V.M Manager of Veterinary Services Nor den Laboratories i Bv Robert L Stear. D.V.M.) WELCOMING A SECOND PET There may come a time when a pet owner decides to get a second pet If you decide to take the plunge. don't be discouraged by predictions of constant pet battles, or the first pet "forgetting" its toilet training as a result of jealousy Despite what some people say, two or more animals can peacefully coexist in the same household, if a little care is taken in bringing them together First remember that young animals get acquainted quicker Pregnant, NEEDHELP? CALL BIRTHRIGHT OFFIU Off* MM -WO 3 T« 10 * M T*U«-f»l 1T#10P« it hour MsmiiK ymct 815-385-2999 than older animals Kittens and puppies are accustomed to having littermates around and will readily accept other young animals as playmates Just take care that a large, frisky- puppy doesn't overwhelm a small kitten with its size The match works best when the new addition is the younger of the two pets A kitten or puppy will not be as much a threat to the already established pet, since it will not immediately seek the top position in the pecking order .An older cat may hiss and shy away from a puppy, but will not feel as threatened as by an older dog If you have to mix two older pets, do so gradually True affection may ffever bloom, but your household should not be an armed camp, either First, keep the two in separate rooms, so that the scent of the new pet will an­ nounce its presence to the older pet Maintain this situation for two or three days, until the older pet feels secure that "nothing has changed"' by the addition of the new animal Next, let the two animals see each other, perhaps through a screen or gate After several glimpses, your pets should tolerate each other, and will be ready to meet in the same room, with you standing by. When you acquire the second pet, make sure that you pay special attention to the first One of the primary reasons animals in the same household don't get along is jealousy Don't make your old pet feel that he is now a second-class citizen " Continue to take him for his own walks, and pet him the same as before It's also a good idea for each pet to have its own food bowl Not only will you be able to insure that the new pet is eating well, but your old pet will maintain its sense of security Probably after they have been together for a whiie. they will eat from each other's bowls, but it's not a good idea this soon If possible, let each pet have a private corner for a retreat Nothing is more aggravating for a mature cat than to have a strange kitten or puppy con­ stantly chasing and biting her tail or feet She should have a spot where she can relax un­ disturbed This will also help maintain your pet's sense of security One final step that should not be overlooked is a visit to the veterinarian for your new pet Even if your first pet is vac­ cinated against the more serious diseases, it could still pick up a variety of skin in­ fections or intestinal worms from a new animal that has not been cared for properly. <Dr Stear regrets that he is unable to personally answer letters from pet owners He suggests that readers consult their own veterinarians when their pets have problems ) Painting For Rotary Club tmmmm wmm : • • PPt S 5ri< SH mm f7 - silil m Jack Kelsey, right, accepts beautiful painting entitled Merimbula eleven Rotarians from Bega. The picture was painted by Beth from Rotarian Vernon McNeil of Bega, Australis, during the Hudson, sister of McNeil, who ii president of the Bega club. latter's visit to McHenry last week. Kelsey. as a representative of STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD the McHenry Rotary club, acted as coordinator for the visit of CARPET REMNANT SALE AUGUST 24,25,26,27 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday) Al l dur ing this weekend you can take advantage of fabulous savings on Lees, Karastan, Evans & Black, Cabin Craf t , Hor izon and Phi ladelphia carpet remnants Choose f rom an outstanding select ion of sty les, colors and textures. . .a l l ready for immediate instal lat ion These carpets regular ly sel l for much more than these special warehouse carpet remnant pr ices SALE MUST END SUNDAY SAVE UP TO 30% OFF TIDY'S ALREADY LOW WAREHOUSE CARPET REMNANT PRICES ~and choose from hundreds of styles, colors and textures in selected remnants / / Beautiful, exciting carpet remnants very specially priced during this 4-day weekend carpet remnant sale in all three Tidy locations. Come see for yourself! r WAREHOUSE DIVISION HOURS: MON„ TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. 8-9; SAT. 8-5, SUN. 12-5 200 WASHINGTON/WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS/815-338-1000 Pesticide Alternatives Described In Pamphlet Insect pests cause a heap of trouble -destroying crops and carrying disease. But the chemical poisons used to kill them can be just as harmful-to the air. the water, and to people There is a safer, more natural way to control insects, according to a new publication from the National Wildlife federation. "Fighting Pests With Pests '--available free for the first copy and a small charge for each additional copy--is designed to show children why more and more farmers in the United States are using the natural enemies of pests, instead of harmful chemicals, to help protect their crops This new method is called "pest management" and relies on the "three P's"--insect predators, parasites, and pathogens "Someday, pest management may make most poisons unnecessary." the eight-page illustrated pamphlet suggests Included in the National Wildlife publication is a chart that lists thirty-four common insect pests and natural ways to control them For example, chinch bugs can be kept away from com by planting soybeans nearby as a "trap plant." To order copies of "Fighting Pests With Pests" write the National Wildlife Federation, Dept PW. 1412 16th Street. NW, Washington. D C 20036 The McHenrv Plaindealer Estoblished 1175 3112 West llm Street Phone 3*5 0170 McHenry. Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday ft Friday et McHenry Illinois Second Class Postoge Paid at McHanry Illinois By McHENtY PUBLISHING COMPANY iuktcrlbort 'oqwottod to proviso notko ot (hang* ol m44f it lo Tko McHenry PMaMe MIJW limit McHonry III *00*0 A Mwiion ol on* monik Iron f tho ampirotion o* m twbtc rtption will bo modo nrfcoro o (Kongo ol oMmi it pior<4*4 Htrowfh tK« Pott OHicm D*p«rtm#nf Larry E. Lund-Publisher Adele Froehlich-Editor NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER i»0CI«TI>W fMHrt HM NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER-1978 * itr 1 SUBSRIPTION RATES / I >(„r *12.00 I \r«r t I T IN! ^ R In McHenry and loke Outside McHanry and t 5 County laka County C &X300g0gg000000CSS300B0000000000a0000000t3QgB DOES YOUR HOME QUALIFY? Vinyl Siding Siding mode f r o m B f Goodrich vinyl Lucky Homes *ou con be among those who wil l be chosen lor pori icipation in a program ol publ ici ty lor Northern I l l inois Vinyl Distr ibutors The sue ol your house is not important Northern I l l inois Vinyl Distr ibutors has been appom led distr ibutors lor Certom Teed Vinyl lor Chicago and suburbs To introduce Certain Teed Vmyl Sidings Northern I l l inois Vinyl Distr ibutors wi l l instal l Siding completely on eoch ol the selected homes and lor those cooperating the homeowners wi l l save hun dreds ol dol lars on the in stal lat iom ol Certain Teed Vinyl siding With Certain Teed Vinyl siding you choose Irom rnony beauti fy I colors This l ine protect ion tor your home wil l not crdck dent rot or peel ond its insulat ion wil l keep your home cooler in summer ond warme' in winter For the homes selected not only is the price sharply discounted but terms wil l be orronged If you think your home wil l quol i ly ond if you would l ike Certom" Teed Vinyl siding on your home at a shoiply reduced price cal l 815 385 5117 Switchboard open 24 hours doi ly ond Sunday Leave your name address and phone number and o repiesentot ive wi l l cal l you for an appointment Out of town cal l col lect i f o phone ip not handy drop 0 cord Or letter to P O Bo* 6 McHenry i

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