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•• HELPING I'AWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 * Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 • (815) 459-2641 By Estelle Atwell * A* special dog. found as a wandering stray. Animal Control is holding on to this apricot "Benji" mix for a little while longer, in h«pes of finding a very special home. A young male, selective a|out his choice of friends. Give him a try. Call 338-7640 or visit the canter at 11608 Ban ford rood in Woodstock. * Photo CreditDon Kaiser JDogs in the spotlight - Chika, at* two-year old male Siberian misky, is doing very well. He \&s a dog adopted through {{piping Paws, has been enrolled in the 4-H obedience tlaining program He has just ffeished the novice training vision and will now start the iduate novice division. le breed, while very in- ligent, has been known as igularly impervious to ience training but Chika responded in a way that's ite surprising to all When he jpeted at the recent McHenry county Fair he scored among the top five of the novice obedience class and won an "A" rating Out of a possible 200 points he garnered 195 Then the Coonen family of Woodstock, and Chika, took off in their van for Springfield At the state Fair he took 189 of a possible 200 points, and received a ribbon of merit. He was a great attraction at the dog show he was the only Siberian Husky entered among 200 dogs, probably because this breed doesn t usually rate high in obedience training But Chika is an exception Then there's a nameless Beagle who seems to be displaced The dog was wan- ring in an Algonquin area lesday morning. Aug 30 >ng came a woman walking dog on a leash The Beagle iched itself to these two and lowed them home, and has left the premises It is a lg healthy dog, tri-color, >py-go-lucky, playful, well f a n n e r e d . o b e d i e n t , strained it likes children, adults and other animals It fact, doesn't seem to have a thing against anyone in the world. The dog is not a nuisance barker, willingly gets in a car, and is quiet in the home and in the car Reports have been made to Animal Control, Helping Paws, the Algonquin police, WIVS radio station and the South Elgin shelter. The dog's owner may be grieving for this little bundle of liveliness. To check further please call 312-658-5906 Another grieving owner whom we know is fin HP volunteer. Last winter she fostered a pregnant stray, adopted out all of her kittens and then had her spayed. Last week the cat dissappeared. We ask our readers to look for "Sasha". Mostly white with black-tip ears and tail, and a few multi-colored spots on her back, she is short haired, wearing a red collar, tags and a flea collar Lost in the Lake-in- the-Hills area. Please call 312- 658-8389 day or night...a reward is offered. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Adoption fee for all dogs includes the coat of spay or neuter surgery from * vet of our choice or a deduction from the coat of the surgery ftpom a vet of your choice. Well-trained Cockapoo mix female, 2 years, black with white markings. Was found in McHenry on Aug. 15, now for adoption. 648-2673. Black Lab male, 3 months, good with children, very playful. 458-3151. 7 week male• German Shepherd, first DHL and vet visit. 455-2670. 4 months, male German Shepherd mix, small size, 312- 658-6462. Small Terrier mix, 3 months, female, tri-colored black, brown and mostly white semi- long hair, very good natured, first DHL shot. 385-8614. Irish Setter, 3 years male, very good with children and pets 338-8194 Sheperd Lab female, 6 months, Silver, brown and black, housebroken, obedience trained, good with children and pets 344-1931. Lovely Wirehaired Terrier AKC male, all shots, housebroken, good with older children and pets 459-8787. year German Shepherd male, all shots, outside dog, good with children and pets, 459-6706. 8 months spayed female, pedigree blonde Cocker Spaniel, needs quiet family without children or pets. 312- 658-3390. Labrador, black, 1 year spayed female, outside dog, good with children. 459-2884. CATS FOR ADOPTION Adoption fee for all cats in­ cludes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of our choice or a deduction from the cost of the surgery from a vet of your choice. Three little 6 week old Siamese kittens, first FVR shot and vet exam. 455-0407. 7 week old fluffy brownish grey female kitten, first FVR shot and vet visit. 455-2306. Grey and white short haired male, 8 weeks, blue eyes, first FVR shot and vet visit 459- 3946 Two calico females, 7 weeks, 455-2278.' LOST AND FOUND Lost: Shepherd Husky grey and tan, male, Johns burg. 385- 8258 Lost: Grey and white short haired male cat. 385-3785. So many others lost and found. Please call the office to check and to report. 815-459- 2641. ANNOUNCING THE E-X-P-A-N-S-l-O-N OF MOM'S & KID'S KLOSET, RESALE SHOP 3106 W. RTE 120. McHENRY I15/3S5-4M5 (NEXT TO ZEPHYEK GAS) SALE I SALE I SALE I ON ALL WOMEN'S CLOTHES I . 'SLACKS •PANTSUITS 'TOPS • MATERNITY AU WOMEN'S COATS « JACKETS % OFF WE HAVE WOMEN'S LARGER SIZES. TOO! trifpLi THE LUMBERY# Xss®8" 4031 DAYTON McHENRY. ILL 815-344-28*3 *\ C COVJ^ KM0i\00'e OPEN 7 DAYS MON.-FRI. 7 to 6 SAT. 7 to 5 SUN. 9 to 1 HOME CENTER FEATURING: •Complete Invontroy ot money saving prices •Featuring Top Brand Materials For All Your Plumbing Needs •Step by Step Instructions by Trained Professionals SKOAL! MOEN DOUBLE BOWL Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink AND MOEN NO. 7641 Kitchen Sink Faucet REG. $40.90 SALE $62 90 Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of September 6, 1978) The regular September meeting of the City Council was held with mayor Frett presiding. The reports of the clerk and collector were read and approved and bills to the amount of $2,000.47 allowed. Alderman Stoffel wanted to know what had been done about getting the old accounts straightened out, calling at­ tention to the motion made and carried last meeting to call in those repsonsible for the condition of the funds. It was stated by one alderman that the records of the Board of Local Improvements have disap­ peared and so far the minute book has not been_found..'" At a recent meeting of the Woodlawn Park Improvement association the following of­ ficers were elected for the coming year: President, C.M. Buell; vice-president, J.M. Diedrich; secretary, K. Bar- nickol; treasurer, Harry J. Connelly. The Pistakee Country club house was broken into and robbed of $30 in cash. Although the robbers have not been apprehended as yet, it is thought that the work was done by a local person. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of September 15, 1938) Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes announced that the 2,500,000 motorists of Illinois will be asked to submit por­ traits of the passport type in applying for their drivers' license. Application forms will be distributed this week through the same agencies that have been distributing automobile registration blanks. The photographs, which will be one by one and a half inches in size, will be reproduced on the license cards which drivers must carry while operating a motor car after next May 1. The cards also will bear the name and address of the license holder, his signature, and a brief description including race, color of eyes, color of hair, weight, height and sex. That Pauline Palmer, Chicago artist of note, who was born in McHenry, had a premonition of the misfortune which was to befall her and a sister when they started on a European tour during the summer, was disclosed when her will, disposing of an estate of $30,000 was admitted to probate. Mrs. Palmer died in Trondheim, Norway, Aug. 15. She had been ill ten days with pneumonia. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Capt E. J. Gausden and his wife, Lorraine Schaefer Gausden, and their three children arrived home from Pensacola, Fla , and he was officially discharged from the Marine corps Sept. 4. Capt. Gausden, who was a flyer during World War II, was recalled into service a year and a half ago and during the in­ tervening months has acted as instructor in basic air work for cadets at Cherry Point, NtC , and Pensacola. Two employees of the high school, both custodians, were honored at a chicken , dinner served at the McHenry Country club. They were Mrs. Kathryn Smith and Joseph M. Schmitt, both of whom have completed twenty-five years in the service of the school. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files, of September 13, 1968) A budget totalling close to $2,000,000 was approved by the board of District 15 in meeting to meet expenditures for the 1968-69 year. The Educational fund listed $1,473,414.05 to meet costs which are expected to exceed last year's expenditures of $1,225,749.37 by about 10 percent. Wtih $154,880.70 on hand and $1,393,226.40 in cash revenue expected, the board would have $74,693.05 on hand at this time next year. The proposed courthouse issue will come closer to some action on Sept. 18 when the county board of supervisors holds a special meeting which was adjourned this week. A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Ap­ peals for the Spring Grove Congregation of Jehovah's PAGE 28 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, lSie McHenry Library News 1011 N. Groon St root, Phono 385-0036 Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00 a.m. • 8:30 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. A handicraft class begins Sept. 12 from 10 a.m. until noon. The theme for Sep­ tember and October is "Learn To Paint!". Sign up at cir­ culation desk. Exercise classes for adult women - 8 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. <\ every morning; Tuesday evenings, 7 to 8 p.m. There are several openings at this time, come in and sign up at cir­ culation desk, first come, first served. Children's puppet show, "Rapunzel", Saturday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. The McHenry library has a new Dukane microreader wtih microfiche adaptor for public use, also an excellent copy machine is available, copies are reasonable. Old and second copies of books are on sale at the library for a minimal fee. The Community room is Witnesses, Inc., a religious corporation, Leslie F. Mac- Diarmid and Bette L. Mac- Diarmid, for a conditional use permit for a church. The property is located on East Solon road. available for small public meetings, (50 people or less), classes, programs, etc. Call Mrs. Stuart. The library will show movies to small children in the Com­ munity room as part of a bir­ thday or slumber party. One may bring in refreshments to serve to the little guests. Is your home getting too small for large family gatherings? Call Mrs. Stuart. She can help by making the Community room available. No cooking, but there are plenty of outlets to keep food warm, and plenty of tables and chairs for comfort. Please feel free to call the library with reference questions, problems and ideas. The librarains are available for speaking engagements at service clubs, churches, schools and special organizations. The McHenry County Mental Health board meeting is scheduled Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Alternative school the new location of the school is 3334 W. Elm, McHenry (across from the Health Foods store). PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 THRU SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 Prices effective while quantities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 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