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V A NI I I ' IM , PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 * Crystal Loke. Illinois 60014 *(815)459-2641 ByPattiCane A recent magazine article indicated that too often animals are being given no protection while movies are being made. Cruelty to animals is causing grave concern to the American Humane Society and to the Humane Society of the United States. Dogs have been staked down as bait for filming of some scenes and docile wolves and bear, required to show ferocity, are coached with a beating. Many directors have ignored the repeated requests from the American Humane Society to station a humane officer on the set. Helping Paws asks that you send for a list of the 38 movies rated "Unac­ ceptable" by the American Humane Society in the last five years. Write to the American Humane Association, P.O. Box 77, Hollywood, Califor­ nia, 90028. The American Humane Society will also pass on your views regar­ ding the use of animals in movie making to the Motion Picture Association of America. 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 ;ery from a vet of HP's choice or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your cri^ce. 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 Mix young adult male, medium size, wavy hair, black with white paws, chest, tip of tail, good with children and pets, 338- 4080. One Labrador mix. ,11- week-old puppy, available at Animal Control, 338-7040, (owner will pay adoption fee). Golden Labrador- Shepherd, 3-year-old white female, medium long hair, shots, housebroken, spayed, good with children and pets, 815-943-3288. Whippet Purebred twu year old male, black-brown- white short hair. Shots, housebroken, good with children and pets. 815-943- 6092 or 943-6998. CATS FOR ADOPTION 12-week short hair black kitten, 459-3945. 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. Tortoise, 14-week-old female, shots, also, "Morris" type, 5-week, short hair female, shots, both good with children and pets, 455- 5597. Tortoise young adult female, spayed, shots, good with adults; 4594635. Short hair, grey and brown patches, 8-month female, spayed, good' with pets and children, shots, 455-3625. 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 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. 815-38541263. Two 10-week-oId kittens; grey and white short hair female; "Morris" type short hair male. 815-338-4874. Short hair young adult tiger stripe female, shots. 815-639-68B2. Short hair, 7-week Calico female, good with children and pets, 459-8585. Two 9-week, short hair kittens; orange-white, 1 male, 1 female, 312-639-3916. Black-white, 17-week-old male, semi long hair. Shots. Good with children and pets. 455-0165. Black short hair, 9-week- old male, 459-4434. Young adult black short hair with gold eyes. 459-7648. 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. Three 7-week kittens; tiger stripe; black-white; black-tan. Als young adult tiger stripe male, 459-6806. Tortoise and white, 2-year- old female, medium hair, spayed, declawed, shots, good with children and pets, nousecat, 459-2812. 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. Seftgle-Poodle mix, 2Vz- year, tan-white male, Crystal Lake, 459-5964. Poodle 4-year-old large male, clipped, apricot color, tan collar and flea collar, Crystal Lake avenue, 312- 426-6014, 312-455-1748. 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, l- year, large male, puppy type, black back, spotted white stomach, red collar, Coventry, 459-6154. FOUND DOGS "Sheepdog" type small size, long hair 2-3 year old male, white. Settlers Woods, McHenry. 385-9167. Two Terrior mix puppies, 1 male, 1 female, white with black freckles; floppy ears, snubby nose, medium long hair, long tails, Barreville Rd., 459-6858. Irish Setter, Island Lake near McHenry, 312-6394)557. Labrador - Doberman mix young adult black male, tan feet and eyebrows. Wearing old collar. Crystal Springs and Red Barn road. 4594984. LOST CATS "Morris" type, medium large, 10-month male, rust- " orange stripes, wearing white flea collar, Lilymoor, 385-8263 days, 344-3526 evenings. Black-brown-rust Tabby, raccoon tail, 9-month-old female, very fluffy hair, possibly wearing white flea collar, McHenry Shores, 344- 4388. FOUND CAT Black, with brown and rust, long hairk, full tail, St. Patrick's church, McHenry, 385-0025. MISCELLANEOUS Parrot: Large adult green with yellow head. Can fly quite a distance. Lake in the Hills. 312-658-3474 or 656-4162. (Owner offers reward) 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 815-338-70|* For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call 459-2641. <?< % Livestock Auction Is Saturday Fair Event INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONE ORDER *4.15 DOUBLE ORDER *1 FAMILY ORDER $1S. (SERVES FOUR OR MORE) One of the feature at­ tractions at each McHenry County fair is the Livestock Auction where buyers and bidders gather. Hog, sheep and cattle shown by fair exhibitors go on the auction block starting at noon, Saturday, Aug. 8. "It's a good chance to fill your freezer with quality meat and at the same time help young people with their 4-H project," says Llovd Getzelman, chairman of the fair's Livestock Auction committee. Last year the auction netted $115,000, and this money paid to 4-H and FFA boys and girls enabled them to pay for their 1980 ex­ penses, have money to buy their 1981 projects, and to help go to school or expand their farming interests. A buyers' appreciation picnic is planned Aug. 12 at Building D, with a hog roast served from 6 to 7 p.m. Buyers and their families are invited to attend this free picnic. Committee members include Marie Slater, Bruce Olbrich and Lloyd Get­ zelman. PAGE 5 -PLAINm: U.I K - FRIDAY. JULY 31,1961 D.W.I. Crackdown Illinois State police patrolling the tollway arrested 69 drivers in June for driving while in­ toxicated, according to District 15 Commander Capt. Hugh S. McGinley. During the first six months of 1981, troopers arrested 386 people who were operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Of the 386 arrested, 332 were white males. 13 were female, 69 were under 21 years old, 41 were involved in traffic accidents and 210 refused to take the breath test and had their licenses suspended for three months. "The Illinois State police are looking forward to the enactment of the new im­ plied consent law, which will be less time consuming for the arresting officer and stiffen the penalty for drunk driving," McGinley said. 'Cutest Babies' Named •club "Cutest Baby" photo contest was Joshua Todd Nobilio, son of John and Chris Nobilio, 706 Meadow Hill court, McHenry. Joshua was pictured as No. 21. The next four placements in order, were Jaime Pop- sichal, daughter of Robert and Cheryl Popsichal, 1907 Indian Ridge, McHenry, second; Devin Smith, son of Edward and Debbie Smith, 8909 Ramble road, Wonder Lake, third; Jesse Edward Whitney, son of Brad and Karen Whitney, 1712 Pleasant avenue, McHenry, fourth; and Kelly Lynn Watkins, 3703 W. James street, McHenry. 344-0580 50*svf Pfft ORDCR WITH AD (PLUS SALES TAX) OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 31.1931 The McHenry Plaindealer TENDER! AND MEATYj RIBS COOKED IN OUR| OWN HICKORY FLAVORED SAUCE j I OFFER tXPIRltAUO. 31. V Mil W**t Elm Straat (USPS MS-HI) I UTS McHvnry, Illinois MOSO Phon* I1S-M5-0I70 PiMiM Cv«ry WtdotUay I Friday a* McH*nry. Illinois Sicowd Class Poit.f Paid at McHanry, Illinois If McHCNRV PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTIR Sand addross ctianfas to McHanry Ptaindoolor, Mil W. Elm St.. Svbscribars ara rsqvastad to provlda Immadlato notlco of chango of oddross to Tito McHanry Plalndaalor. MIS W. Elm St.. McHanry. III. MO50 A deduction ot ana month from tfia aspiration of a subscription will bo mod* wtioro o dtanpo of address Is provided through Hie Post Office department ft STEAMED UP, CLOUDY PATIO DOOR GLASS ©IT THIS J5TH ANNIVERSARY REPLACEMENT SPECIAL Thomas C. Mill»r-Publl»h*r Ad*U Frovhlich-Editor r wtwSPAPiw ) N NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES JOSHUA NOBILIO The winner of the 1981 Fiesta Days Newcomers' Jam aad Jell Pectin is the ingredient that makes the jams "jam" and the jellies "jell." 1 Y»or. $15.50 In McHanry County 1 Y»or $24.00 Outside McHanry County GLASS (34 "x76 "x5/8") Reg. $124.20 NOW M09(i.t unit) $99(.och odd'l unit) 4' GLASS (46"x76 "x5/8 ") Reg. $150.00 NOW * 137(1«t unit)11 24(*ach add'l unit) (includes installation, tax. Other standard sizes at |comparable savings. Non-standard sizes as quoted)| JieTtfalt CjCaM Go., One. Crystal Lake (815)459-5252 Lake Zurich (312)438-8552 • II Strength that's Marengo Federal Savings! Over the past 55 years, our reputation as sav­ ings institution in the McHenry County area has been based on three Important factors: Strength, Security and Service. Below we've listed some of the reasons we feel make us McHenry countys largest and most respected savings and loan. STRENGTH We have assets in excess of $172,000,000 Our reserves exceed $8,000,000. We have over $142,000,000 invested in prime first mortgage loans within McHenry County We pay the nations highest legal interest rates on both savings and certificate accounts. SECURITY We've been doing business for over 55 years, making us McHenry County's oldest savings institution. We have a team of financial experts trained to deal in conservative money management. (It's your money). We are a mutual association, which means that profits after expenses go directly to our savers in the form of interest. The money we invest is invested within McHenry County, promoting a strong economic flow within our community. We are a member of the FSLIC (Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Insurance Corporation) a per­ manent agency of the federal government. All savings and certificate accounts are in­ sured to $100,000. SERVICE All of our employees are here to serve you. There's never d problem too big or small that we don't take the time to help. We realize that all of our savers are individuals. We try to ac­ commodate each of our Customers accord­ ing to their needs and individual circum­ stance. We have four offices plus our Woodstock drive-up facility to conveniently serve the needs of our savers. We offer a variety of customer services including NOW Accounts and Consumer Loans. If you have any questions concerning our operation or management please feel free to stop by any of our four offices and we'll be more then happy to answer them for you. • * :(tw *viRyv ^ 1981 *172,000,000 1960 *163,000,000 1979 *146,000,000 1978 *131,000,000 1977 *110,000,000 1976 * 88,000,000 Our steady progress off growth within the past five years. Figures reflect total assets. min Marengo Federal Savings €-w and loan association *-F ESLK: MARENGO: 200 E. Grant Highway *815/568-7258 • McHENRY: 4400 W. Route 120 • 815/344-1900 • WOODSTOCK: 118 Cass Street • 815/338-2900 WOODSTOCK DRIVE-UP; Route 47 and Calhoun Street • 815/338-7440 • CRYSTAL LAKE: 550 Barley Rd. on Rt. # 14 • 815/455-4300 i£