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i»ai . A IIIIUMM. iwws ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 * Crystal Lake. Illinois 60014 • (815) 459 2641 By Flo Klemm Helping Paws will have a booth at the McHenry County Fair, Aug. 5 through 9. We will be not only talking to people about the Helping Paws organization, but, also will sell various items from our HP store. Anyone in­ terested in spending some time with us, please call the office at 459-2641. MEMOS FROM OUR MAILBAG: Mrs. Judith Welter ad­ vised that a childrens' neigh- Monday, August 3rd AUTOMOTIVE 385 3580 DETAILING UNLIMITED 9?6N FRONT ST McHENRY ILL •EXTERIOR CLEAN-UP •EXTERIOR BUFFING •COMPLETE INTERIOR CLEANING •CUSTOM PINSTRIPING •TUNE-UP & BRAKE WORK borhood talent show, held at her home recently, decided to send the admission collected to Helping Paws. Mrs. Liponski generously soit HP two new Junior memberships • for Karton and Karina, her two dogs. How about that? A letter sent to HP from Mrs. Robert Covalt stated that the family, including the dog, were so pleased that a young boy took time to pick up an injured cat, which was treated, taken to an HP foster home and put up for adotpion. The Covalts have the cat and are glad there are caring people such as those who saved him for them. All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a pet through Helping Paws please, for your future referece, keep name, address and phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Black Labrador-Collie mix GRAND _Special Discount On All Services Aug 3-30 IWATCH FOR FURTHER ADS I Live AIOIM? Call For Helji Instantly 24 Hrs A Day! FOR MORE INFO CALL M.T.A.L.S. 385-8021 Many fans look but none lasts like Hunter* Hunter is made like no other fan. Solid cast iron, packed wall-to-wall with a one-of-a-kind ceiling fan motor of aluminum, copper and steel. No plas­ tic. No shortcuts. Hunter Fans can cut your sum­ mer cooling costs up to HUNTER by re-circulating warm air off the ceiling. Many imitations have been made to look like Hunter. But no other ceiling fan has been made to last like Hunter. Accept no substitute. From $199.95 to $656.55 manufacturer's sug- 40'<>, and save in winter Ironclad Quality Since 1886 gested retail. Lee & Ray Electric 1005 N. Front (South Rte. 31) (Soutl McHenry, III. 385-0882 Copyright Kubbins & Myers Inc., 1981 EMERSON WHOLE HOUSE ATTIC FAN. • Cool home at a fraction of the cost of air conditioning. /pj • Cool specific rooms just by opening and closing selected /fa doors and windows. • Freshens home...replaces stale air and odors with pure, clean air. PUSH HOT AIR OUT PULL COOL AIR IN A new whole house attic fan you can install in a single afternoon. Just cut a hole in th« ceiling and mount to 2 joists. Operates on pennies a day...drastically cuts needs for costly air con­ ditioning, smoke! .helps you stay cool, refreshed...removes stale air, odors, 30 " x 30 NOW ONLY $217^5 REG. 298.99 M?He NRY UMBER HANK MCPLANK. 403© WEST MAIN ST. L N \ c r t E N Q Y . I L L I N O I S 385-4600 ARDWARf STOHfb HOURS ) Mon Fr, 7:30 5:00*^ Saturday 7:30-4 00 SUNDAY HOURS 9 00 1 00 young adult male, medium size. Mack with white paws, chest, tip of tail, good with children and pets, 312-338- 4060. Brittany Spaniel, liver- white, 5 year old male. Housebroken, gentle, good with children and pets. 455- 4999 or 815-338-0132 after 1 p.m. Labrador Purebred, black 2Vfe year old female. Shots, good with children and pets, gentle, 338-0132. Pointer mix, lVfc year old short hair female, white with brown spots. 312-658-4140. Four Labrador mix, 9 week old puppies, two female black, two female black and white, available at Animal Control, 815-338-7040. (Owner will pay adoption fee). Two Labrador-Golden Retriever-Collie mix 15 week old puppies. 815-544-4355. Collie mix 13 month old male, shots, good with pets. 459-3233 after 4:30. Ten puppies: St. Bernard- Collie-Belgian Sheepdog mix; will be medium large size; available at Animal Control 815-338-7040. Whippet Purebred two year old male, black-brown- white short hair. Shots, housebroken, good with children and pets. 815-943- 6092 or 943-6996. G o l d e n L a b r a d o r - Shepherd, 3-year-old white female, medium long hair, shots, housebroken, spayed, good with children and pets, 815-943-3268. CATS FOR ADOPTION Black with white chest and feet small size long hair, 10 week male kitten. Shots, good with children and pets. 459-6523. Grey with white boots and moustache, semi-long hair, male, shots, good with children and pets, 459-2641.' 13-week female Tortoise, shots, good with children and pets. 455-5597. Tortoise young adult female, spayed, shots, good with adults; also black female, 12-week kitten, shots, good with children and pets, 459-0635. Grey-brown patches, short hair, 8-month female, good with children, 455-3616. Dark Tortoise adult female, shots, spayed, good with children and pets, large size, long hair, 459-2641. Red Tabby short hair young adult male. Shots, neutered. 459-3946. Grey stripe male* .medium long hair, 16-week-oM, shots, good with pets and children, 312-639-5142. Grey stripe short hair 15 week kitten. Shots, good with children and pets. 459-7682. Dark orange-white 1 year old short hair female. Shots, spayed, good with children and pets. 815-385-8263." Two 9-week-old kittens; grey and white short hair female; "Morris" type short hair male. 815-338-4874. short hair young adult tiger stripe female, shots. 815-639-6892. Three 7-week-old kittens short hair. Grey-orange; grey stripe; black. 455-2575. Black-white, 16-week-old male, semi long hair. Shots. Good with children and pets. 455-0165. Black short hair, 8-week- old male kitten. 459-4434. Young adult black short hair with gold eyes. 459-7648. Tan-white 2 year neutered, declawed male. 455-2945. Young adult black long hair female, spayed. Good with children and pets. 338- 4874 Small grey tiger, 16-week kitten, calico stomach, 815- 728-0843. Black with white face, paws, 2-year short hair, spayed , shots, good with children and pets, 312-526- 3555 evenings. Four 6-week kittens; tiger stripe; black-white; black- tan, also young adult tiger stripe male, 459-6806. Tortoise and white. 2-year- acK Room 728-0251 SERVING: PIZZA*ITALIAN BEEF CHICKEN • SHRIMP PLUS OTHER DAILY SPECIALS OPEN 7 DAYS 4 PM - MIDNIGHT zzSI \ EN ENTRANCE AND PARKING IN REAR CARRYOUTS A VAIL ABIE GOOD TO YourseLF Give yourself a break. Try out a Case garden trac­ tor with exclusive hydraulic drive. One lever con­ trols direction and speed. Once you try it, youll be hooked. Another lever lets you raise or lower attachments hydraulically. Exclusive Case hydraulic drive has no troublesome belts, pulleys, shafts or chains in the drive train. With Case's Snap-Fast attachment system you can quickly switch from mowing to grading or snow- blowing. Take a demonstration drive on a tough Sasf • • °r call for a free copy of "Outstanding Yards A Gardens Planning Guide." THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" P. GEO FREUND 4102 w. cr 385-0420 4102 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD. McHENRY, IL. old female, medium hair, spayed, declawed, shots, 459- 4245. * MISCELLANEOUS Guinea Pig, 7-month, white-brown male, 459-4245. Parrot: Large adult green with yellow head. Can fly quite a distance. Lake in the Hills. 312-658-3474 or 658-4162. (Owner offers reward) LOST DOGS German Shepherd, 7- month male, black and silver, ears not completely up, Route 120 and Hwy. 14, Woodstock, 338-4737 or 338- 8637. Beagle-Poodle mix, 2Vfe- year, tan-white male, Crystal Lake, 459-5964. Irish Setter female, spayed, 8-years-old, brown leather collar, rabies and Helping Paw tags, Wood­ stock, 338-6554. Collie-Cocker mix, 3-year- old male, tan with black and white semi-long hair,- wearing flea collar, Ridgefield-Foxfire area, 459- 3981. Collie small, 1-year-old male, white-brown-black, wearing collar, Crystal Lake golf course, Crystal Woods, 815-923-2645. Labrador-Dalmatian, 1- year, large male, puppy type, black back, spotted white stomach, red collar, Coventry, 459-6154. Collie, 9-year-old male, white with brown spots, white on left side of head, brown on right, choke collar, rabies tag, Coventry, 459- 5467. FOUND DOGS Labrador - Doberman mix young adult Mack male, tan feet and eyebrows. Wearing old collar. Crystal Springs and Red Barn road. 459-9984. "Sheepdog" type small size, long hair 2-3 year old male, white. Settlers Woods, McHenry. 385-9167. Black-brown adult male; Mack bade, tall docked, one 1(9 ear, four brown legs; flea collar. Medium hair. McHenry avenue and Monterey drive. 459-8512. LOST CAT : Black-brown-rust Tabby, raccoon tail, 9-month-old female, very fluffy hair, possibly wearing white flea collar, McHenry Shores, 344- m' FOUND CAT Black, with brown and rust, long hair-, full tail, St. Patrick's church, McHenry, 385-0025. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They will not pick up pet unless you wish. They also have pets for adoption. Call 815-338-7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call 459-2641. Award Winner Demolition Derby At County Fair Aug. 7, 9 Twice as much fun and excitement-the famous na­ tionwide Demolition derby is coming to the McHenry County fair for two evenings instead of one. Per­ formances will be at the grandstand on the fairgrounds Friday, Aug. 7, and Sunday, Ai^. 9, at 7:30 p.m. Men and women with plenty of nerve and a lust for thrills will stage deliberate crashes and compete for cash prizes and trophies. Local participants must supply their own cars. The car must be equipped with a safety belt and the driver must wear an approved crash helmet. When the green flag falls, the race becomes a highway crowded with crazy "Sunday drivers". The cars crash, smash and sometimes turn over until the competition becomes a dual between the two surviving drivers. Then it is a fight to the finish. The checkered flag will INSTALL CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING NOW AND REAT THE HEAT NEXT TIME • 1V2 ton »890" •2 ton *930* *27a ton *1015" •3 ton *1092" • 3 % t o n *1260" •4 ton *1305" Completely installed irregular installations will cost Creative Kitchens & Baths Inc. , Neati«| Divisin 3012 W. Rt. 120 McHonrv 344-1ISO signal the winner. With the flag goes a large cash prize. „ Official rules and entry blanks are available at the fair office on the Woodstock fairgrounds and at several other locations. All par­ ticipants must be over 21 or have a notarized release signed by their parents. Only American-made, hardtop automobiles are Eligible. No special bumpers or reinforcemts will be rmitted. The only ex­ ception are roll bars around the driver's compartment which will be permitted but not required. Official entry forms are available at several lcoations, all in Woodstock, including the Fair office on Country club road. «.• • • * A racket is the other man's formula for making a living without too much work. Jean Ann Hoch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hech of 3607 E. Lakeshore drive, Wonder Lake, was the winner of the City of McHenry Police Officers' a s s o c i a t i o n ' $ 1 , 9 0 9 scholarship award. This was the first such award given out by the Police Officers' association, which raises money to help people in and around the community. Jean was a four-year student at West campus high school, and was also an honor roll student. She now plans on attending Northern Illinois university and majoring in computer science. Students Give Help To Turning Point Several Marian Central high school students recently had the opportunity to c o m b i n e c l a s s r o o m knowledge with practical experience. The students, under the guidance of art teacher, Mrs. Charlotte Lieczynski, completed a series of publicity materials for Turning Point, Inc. Cheryl Graves, Harvard, created the illustrations for a tri-fold pamphlet outlining the purpose and services of turning Point. A newspaper display ad was designed by Marge Bokowy, Marengo. The ad will be used to publicize the services of Turning Point throughout the McHenry county area. The cooperative efforts of Mike Eisele, McHenry and Paul Olazak, Crystal Lake, produced a poster design for the 24-hour Family Stress Line sponsored by Turning Point. A spokesperson for Tur­ ning Point commended the students' work for the sensitivity and creativity displayed. Turning Point commended Mrs. Lieczynski for providing a unique op­ portunity for her students with community service. . 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