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PAGE 4 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, I960 Gir l Scouts Cookie Sale Opens Feb, 15 / "Because of cookies and the Qirl Scout cookie sale, girls are learning money" management skills," says Mr.' Barry Danielson, council Cookie chairman. "Money management may become an exciting career for some girls, but knowing how to stretch dollars from allowance to allowance or payday to payday requires planning and attention to details," says Mr. Danielson, "The cookie sale is a real Jeamii^^p- ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF; •OLYMPIC STAIN •BRAMMER CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-HUNG DOORS •NORD SPINDLES •JIM MARTIN PAINTS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING •CHAMBERLAIN GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY portunity for girls, a also benefits troop pi and council owned camps and program facilities. Over 7,700 girls and adults of the Sybaquay Girl Scout council will be taking cookie orders from Feb. 15 through Feb.- 27. The delivery of bookies and local booth sales will be April 12 through 21. Seven varieties will be available this year -- golden trefoil, assorted sandwich, peanut butter round-up, mint, royal fudge creme, daisy, and the new granola cookie with all natural ingredients. ' The Sybaquay council serves girls from ages 6 through 17 in Lake, Kane, Cook DuPage, McHenry, DeKalb and LaSalle coun­ ties. Dictionary, Please By the way, can you place your hand on your sternum? The odds are 50 to 1 you're wrong. Look it up. -Tribune, Chicago. & HKMMN<; PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 • Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 •(815)459-2641 JOHN F. LAMPE Available To Practice In: •PERSONAL INJURY/TRIALS •BUSINESS/CORPORATIONS •ZONING •WILLS/PROBATE •DIVORCE •REAL ESTATE •WORKMAN'S COMP. 344-3252 3424 W. Elm Suite 27 McHenry Open: M.-F. 8 am. - 5 pm. Sat. 9 am. - Noon Others by appt. Helping Paws called her "lucky" because she was found abandoned by the roadside at Randall road and Miller in Lake In The Hills. She has been fortunate up to now because a foster home has been temporarily keeping her. However, there has been no response to the ads to find a new home that she can call her own. Lucky is a darling, well-behaved, medium to small size?dog (knee high) with semi-long hair, black and whtie, very good with children and pets, housebroken and has had shots. The foster home can no longer keep this dog and urges everyone to consider her adoption. The foster parents can be reached at 815-459-3716. Photo Credit: Don Kaiser By Kathleen Thayer Weather permitting, Helping Paws will hold the FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS 1214 N.Green St.McHenry first fund raising event of the new year at the Crystal Point mall Saturday, Feb. 23. The mall is offering space in the center to non-profit organizations for bazaars. HP will have four tables of pet related items for sale, as well as information packets on many subjects to help answer questions concerning HP and-or concerns about animal welfare. On Feb. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake in the Hills POA building, a meeting will be held to get area residents involved in the pet killing problem. The list of tortures include setting a cat on fire, castrating and letting a cat die slowly by the side of the road, illegally trapping in a residential area, hanging a neighbor's cat on a door knob, poisoning area dogs and placing a bear trap with an apple as bait in a local horse pasture and riding stable. If the trap had not been found in time, the pain inflicted upon the horse going for the apple would have been beyond belief. HP is going all out, with rewards, posters telling, of the meeting, and door-to- door canvassing of the area to see what information c&n be obtained. It is hoped that not only LITH people will care, but others will as well. Studies done by well- known behaviorists of the criminally sadistic, have proved beyond any point of argument, that the correlation between pet tortures by youngsters, will, and does in fact, lead to killings and-or tortures of humans as the child matures. This is clearly an illness and must be treated. Although the problem appears to be a concern just fa* pet owners, in reality it is not. Parents of youngsters who have this tendency should attend the meeting to learn how to spot the symptoms and where to seek help. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Alaskan Malamute Shepherd mix male, 6 years, all shots, housebroken, good with children and other pets, 312-658-5134 after 3 p.m. Samoyed mix, all white, 6 months, female, 50 pounds, housebroken, good with children and pets, 385-3084. 5 months brown, black and white long hair, male, 30 pounds, housebroken. good with older children, 312-658- 3218. 1 year black Lab., female, all shots, spayed, good with children and pets, outside dog, 459-4583. CATS FOR ADOPTION / 4 months, black short hair, female, 728-1048. Long haired, black female, adult, found in Cary 3 weeks ago, 312-639-5302. Beautiful, sleek, 10-month neutered male with white face, paws and belly, all shots, excellent with people and other pets, one in a million, 459-6523. / Adult honey beige and white, spayed, semi-long hair, female, very friendly, all shots, a good companion, 459-3946. Found by Animal Control on Ridgefield road in Crystal Lake, white faced sheep and her lamb, been roaming since October, Tatoo in ear "Bruce M", call Animal Control, 338-7040. LOST DOGS Reddish brown Doberman, female, 8 months, not clipped, 459-2359. Tan and white Collie, Irish Setter mix, male, year, semi-Ions hair, black leather collar, 176 and Mt. Thebos, 4554)239, or call office, 45§- 2641. Collie mix, tan and white male, 1 year, brown leather collar, Woodstock area, 455- 3020. y Pekenise Schnauzer mix female, 6 months, brown and black, short hair, 10 inches, Crystal Lake Manor, 459- 9306. LOSTCAT Calico spayed female, adult, short coat, Whispering Oaks, 385-0354. FOUND DOGS Golden Retriever female, front right paw injured, Wonder Lake beach, went to Animal Control, 338-7040; Possible Peke, honey beige, male, 10" red collar, Orchard Acres, 459-3973. Black Lab male, red collar with studs, 385-8258, Johnsburg area. Many more lost and found are on HP books and also Animal Control records, at 338-7040. Red Cross Gifts Aid tn Relief The McHenry county, chapter, Red Cross, has received information from national headquarters in Washington, D.C. that $600,000 has been tran­ sferred £erthe~lnternational Red Cross for use in the relief effort in Cambodia and Thailand. This amount brings the total donated to one million dollars by the American Red Cross to this operation. The International Red Cross and UNICEF are caring for an estimated 700,000 refugees in Thailand and shipping supplies into Cambodia to stem widespread hunger and disease resulting from malnutrition. In addition, the American Red Cross has sent three volunteer teams of doctors r and nurses, with medical supplies, to Thailand to serve in the refugee camps. Three more teams are preparing to go overseas. Contributions amounting to $265 received from McHenry county residents have been forwarded to national headquarters by the local chapter to help in this operation. Save This Week... Add Excitement to Your '80 Home Decor! spurgeons Home Furnisliiny& Sole! m " i ̂ r/f • ft* Save 20%-23%! Spring Meadow Sheets Twin 397 Reg. $4.99 It's June in January with our pretty perma-press poly/cotton muslin sheets! Delicate butterflies and daisies traced in multi-colors on a white back- round. 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