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- _L - >v7 PAGE I - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESbAY. OCTOBER ». 1« Bgeneral News Public generosity makes tag day successful PARKS & RECREATION: sSLSBSS Register for new classes FfT-N-TRIM This class is designed to firm, tone and trim disobedient muscles, and improve each individuals fitness level. This 8- week course will consist traditional new and rewarding c for the early grade self expression and 6-15. Provides The warm reception given by the people and merchants to hard working volunteers on Helping Paws tag day, very Everyone's continuous interest in, and support ol, our cause; their coogeraUon and generous a success! made our tag day All pet must be exercises. The City ot McHei it . _ inry Department of Parks & Recreation is now taking registration for this p1*m that starts Monday, Oct 24. Fit-N- Trim will be held at Parkland Junior High School Monday evenings from 6:30 to 7:15. For further information on this class, call 344-3300. JAZZ (EXERCISE For a great work-out and fun at the same time, join this adult Jan exercise class that starts next January. This evening class will begin on Thursday, Jan. 5, at 8 and will be held at Parkland Junior High School. It's not just aerobics, it's "body therapy". TAP DANCE Tap dancing classes start in October for 4 to 15-year-olds. These 28-week courses are as follows: Tap For Tots, ages 4-6. Designed~witfi the younger set in mmd. Boys Tap I, ages 6-12. Learn the basics of tap dance and develop coordination skills. Tap 1, ages 6-12. Tap dancing for early grade beginners. Tap II, ages 10-15. Will concentrate on performance, style, brush up on fundamentals and move into some advanced validated by {he signing of a contract along with the adoption fee, which includes the cost of 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 reference keep name, address, phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet and adoption fee by check payable to Helping Paws. I of these classes will be held at Parkland Junior High School. THese clnnsos are for both girls and boys who enjoy rhythm with style. BALLET Ballerinas of all ages are to sign urn for the winter classes. Tnese classes will not start until January, 1984; however the city is taking registration early. Following are the different with basic autonomy of technique. Ballet II, ages 7-15. emphasize the elementary foundations of ballet technique coordinating step combinations with total body movement. Adult Ballet H. Will continue to focus on ballet techniques and include floor barre ana center work. All of these classes are held at either Parkland Junior High School or McHenry Public library. These classes are both for boys and girls. JAZZ DANCE Enjoy learning the unique jazz fundamentals which nave become so popular since Fame and Flash Dance. This afternoon class is on Saturdays from 1:45 to 2:45. It will be held at Parkland Junior High School beginning Oct. 15, running for 28 weeks. This class is for both boys and girls from ages 10 to 15. ART CLASSES This year the McHenry Parks Department is offering an Art class for grades 6 through 8 and a Beginning Drawing class for adults. These classes are as follows: . Art Grades 6-8. fSight-week- course beginning Tuesday, Oct 18, from 2:45 to 3:45 at McHenry Junior High School. Art Grades 6-8. Eight-week course beginning Thursday, Oct , 20, from 2:45 to 3:45 at Parkland FlVC"UHV Junior High School. J Beginning Drawing For Adults. Fifteen-week course beginning Tuesday, Oct 11 from 7 to 8:30 at Parkland Junior male, shots, housebroken, older children, 312 639-8531. German Shepherd-Pointer, 3-month female, black with white short hair, 338-7254. Keeshond 2-year, beige-black female, curled tail, 344-2155. Great Dane, 2-year, black female, shots, 815 675-6310. Cockapoo; lH-year white female, shots, (payed, 385-9609. Malemute-Husky adult female, blue-grey thick hair, 815 943*6202. German Shorthair. 2-year male, shots, housebroken, 344- 3307. Collie-Labrador, 15* Husky-Collie-Labrador, 14- month female, . shots, housebroken, spayed, 312 658- 7180. Maiemute, 3-year male, shots, housebroken, M5 653-9741. ITS FOR ADOPTION ; Tiger 5-month, snort 5, shots, 466-1256. hair CATS FOR. Rust1 fefnftldl atJVMPl W Black 8-week short hair female, white moustache and bib, shots, 4590635. Two 5-month medium i male, black, shots, adults only, 459-6670. Norwegian Klkftounrt mix, 2%-year , black-silver male, housebrokemns 547-6613. Siberian Husky, 7-year, black- cream, housebroken, 312 356- 1519. long hair female,: 312 639-5142. Four: 8-week Siamese mix male; 12-week black male; 4- month Tortoise female; 10- month black-white female, 338- 0132, 455-4999. Persian mix 2 *4-year, white- grgr male, shots, neutered, 469- Two 8-week: brown short hair Tabbys, 338-8827. Persian mix 8-month, grey with white paws, female, spayed, 489-7896. Grey with white face 1-year female, four kittens: black-gold tiger stripe, 312 6584388. Himalyan-Persian, 3-month, black-rust-creme female, 455- 3264. . Young adult tiger female, white paws, two 6-week black- white kittens, 312 639-5643. _ • Black 11-week kitten, 888-7287, Long hair grey strip, white paws, 3-year female, shots, spayed, oeclawed, 815 675-2543. Black-cream 5*-month short hair female, shots, 456-3264. sr. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Small German Shepherd mix, 1-year, black-tan female, 338- 0132, 4554999. Terrier-Schnauzer type, ltt- year, grey-tan female, 338-0132, 455-4999. Pomeranian, 2-year, black male, shots, housebroken, 344- 5666. Chow Chow, 1-year, orange fluffy male, 459-2677. Peekapoo, 9-year curly male, shots, housebroken, adults, 455- 6469. Two Husky puppies, 10- months-old, male, female, 312 428-4208. Two German Shepherds: 4- white male, 5-year, black- male; both shots, housebroken. 312 689-1811. Three Labradof-Collie, black with white, medium coat, 3- month puppies, 653-4167. German Shepherd, 3-year *jptHelplng PAWS Grey short hair, 5-month male, 312 6684457. White semi-long hair, 1-year male, . shots, neutered, deaf, 4 declawed. 459-2677. - Irish Setter. 6-year male, torts, housebroken. 312 526-1820. Two dogs: Spitz, 5Vi-year white male, hous&roken, adults only, Bearded Collie, 3%-year, grey-black female, spayed, shdts, housebroken, 312 669-3129. Golden Kecnever male, neutered, adults. 4594542. Golden Retriever, 3-year male, shots, housebroken, neutered, 459-2584. Persian 10-month black female, 338-1671 after 5 pjn. Grey-black stripe short hair, 2-year female, snots, 312 639- 8611. Two 6-months-old: black stripe short hair; greyHbeige tiger short hair, 455-2575. Two 8-week: black short hair; pgr Tabby short hair, 312 639- Three 8-week: black female long hair; grey-black male; black male,-long hair, 815 648-2634. White with bit of brown, 3-year •tort hair male, shots, neutered, Five 338-8985. Calico, A standard actual ways to High School, PRENATAL FITNESS This doctors' approved program will turn nine aching months into nine fun months of exercising. Each session will run for six otf< . smokers . smoking is to be held in McHeiiry under the direction of the American Cancer Society. This five day program, aided by members of the medical profession and films on the subject, will be presented on Oct. 17,18,19,20 and 24 from 7 to 1 Quit Smoking" clinic :ering squft 8:30p.m. at the McHenry Junior High. All those interested may regjUfter for the clinic by --™th» g their name, address and phone number to "I Quit Smoking Clinic", 508 Green Street, McHenry, HI., 60060, before Oct. 12. For further information, call 385-0996. white Tabby; ^grey-white Tabby; ̂ beige and a rust Riger, Two 6-month: grey Tabby stripe male; Calico female, 338- Two 9-week females: Calico, black-brown with white, 385- 3167. Two 4-month: tan-white hair male: grey-tanwhite i hair female, 312 497-3100. One Siamese mix 7-weeks-old, 312 639-0392. available: Pre-Ballet- Creative Rhythmic Movement, ages 4-6. Focus on body rhythm spatial awareness, and motor development. Designed to muiate imagination, weeks beginning in October^The Winning war against drivers who afternoon class will be held at a J . fa. . . ... * . ""I™ ---- -J ̂Ju^y and August *44 related to McHenry Public library from 2 to 3 on Tuesday and Thursday. The evening class will be held at Parkland Junior High School from 7 to 8 Monday and Wednesday. Below completes basic training Reserve Pvt. William received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. A. Below, son of Carol B. Ramsey of 1002 Main street Spring Grove, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training. gfaidpnfo •the month of August, Illinois state troopers made 104 arrests for drunk driving on the Illinois Tollway and mis has made a dramatic effect on the alcohol related accidents during the same month. Captain Hush S. McGinley, commander of District 15, the district assigned to patrol the tollroad commented, "We have had constant pressure on the drinking drivers on the tollway and it has paid off. In July and August, we have had a 38 "pei cent related accidents, we nave, also, had a 5.3 percent redaction in injury accidents which usually are caused by the drinking or speeding drivers." "Identifying and arresting the drinking drivers, reducing the severity of accidents and reducing the average speed are three goals in our "Polkdng For Results" program, we have entered into for traffic safety," McGinley added. -- or caused by drinking drivers. In the same period last year, 71 accidents occurred. During the^me period in 1983, 198 injury -accidents occurred while the same period total for 1982 was 209. "I hope this shows that we are starting to win the war the drinking driver in the State of Illinois, Captain McGinley added. LOST DOGS German Shepherd 11-year male, rabies tag, Woodstock, 338-6672. Afghan, 2*-year, white-beige male, Route 176 and 31,455-5536 ' Great Dane 3-year black male, some white spots, choke and rabies tag, Pomeroy and Maple, 459-8889. Doberman mix, 9-month large male, Pleasant Valley Road-Rt. 17647. 338-0798. Border Collie, 8-year, black- white female, white collar, Barnard Mills, near Ringwdod, 815 648-2126. FOUND DOGS Black Labrador young adult male, Crystal VaUey R.V., 459- 8156. Two dogs: Great Dane, fawn, black mask adult female, 12' chain; Spaniel ith white adult male, both with choke collars, Fox Lake-Spring Grove area, 312 587- 2714. Chihuahua-Wirehair Terrier, 3-month tan male, Burton's Bridge, 459-7227. St. Bernard, brown-white, rope and leather leash, Bull Valley area, Country Club and Mason Hill Roads, 459-7768. Beagle-Labrador 2%-month female, black-white short hair, Wonder Lake, 653-9653. LOST CATS Manx mix 6-month, grey flecked female, no tail, white ilea collar, McHenry, 385-2979. Calico 8-year, short hair female, pink nose, black dots, Burtons Bridge, 455-6774. « Medium grey with white stripe, 2-montn, short hair kitten, Wonder Lake, Road, 728- Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet They also have pets for adoption, 338- 7040. 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PRICE WOODEN MUG RACK IUj.l2.4»^ .25 ALL OTHER QIFTWARE i' 40% OFF Health is topic of lecture An information series on Women's Health Issues is being offered by Memorial Hospital, Woodstock. Lectures and discussion will be held on four consecutive Wednesday evenings, Oct. 19 through Nov. 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the hospital's Conference Center. speakers wi l l include Dr. William L a r s e n , D r . Marciana Flores, a die tit ion, a pharmacist, and Dr. Fern Wolfinger Crane, counselor- consultant. Also featured will be June Girard , Woodstock, a member of the Illinois Commission on the Status of Women. Topics will include physiological concerns of women, die t and drug concerns, female sexuality, widowhood, divorce, aging and other special areas of interest. ~ Class size is limited to 40 participants. Early registration for the Women's Health Information Series is recommended, Mary Ganek, R.N. d i r e c t o r o f Educat ion sa id today. Call (815) 338-2500, extension 321. 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