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Tasty stocking staffers for family pet -- I ' \<ilO 11 - I ' l .AINDKAI.KH - FIIIDAY, DKCEMBER t«. 1983 Springer-Shepherd 8-month female, shots, spayed, 815 653- 6936. Sheepdog mix ivt-year, female, shots, housebroken, no * '812-683-3836M 01 pet adoptions must be two dogs: 'Benji' tan-white y0Ung ""^Schnoodle type itract along with the adoption younggrey female, 312-839-8117. Tasty stocking staffers for dogs' Christmas treats are natural snack bones (no preservatives added,) «. available at the Helping Paws shofe, 485 Virginia Street, Crystal Lake AD yal contract along with 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 if done by a vet of your ice. When adopting a pet ping 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. short Twi Malemute-Labrador pup­ pies, 10-weeks, 3&-3S)7. Cockapoo mix, 1-year female, housebroken, 312-858-6894. ADOPT CATS_ Black short hair 16-week female, green eyes, shots, 459- 1* Helping PAWS ^(S '̂cJowRlSSSh female, shots,housebroken,312 385-3683. Collie-Shepherd 1-year female, loig coat, shots, housebroken, 3374)184. Collie-Shepherd 3-year male, long coat, shots, housebroken, 489-2304. Two adult dogs: German Shorthair mix male, 2-year-old; Irish Setter-Collie 2-year male, shots, housebroken, 815-943-7716. Labrador, 3-year male, neutered, shots, 815-678-3581. Samfted 6-year male, shots, housebroken, older children, 815-568-6M0. Chihuahua-Lhaso Apso 4-year female, long coat, shots, housebroken,spayed, 455-5279. Orange Tabby 12-week short hair male, shots, 312-639-4765. Grey short hair 6-month male, 312-668-4457.' Two cats: White Persian mix, I-year male, neutered, declawed, deaf; Siamese 1 V 4 - year male, shots, neutered, 459- 2677. Two 1-year black short hair, neutered-spayed, declawed, shots, 312-428-9317. Smoke blue tabby, semi- II-month male, shots. 459-5 __ Yellow-beige striped young; short hair male, 455-3023. Sandy red young adult female, short hair, 385-4390. White with grey spot, 9-week short hair, 385-7477.' Two black Persian mix 12- weeks old, male, female; two white with tiger stripes 12- weeks-old, male, female, short hair, 312-658-7314. Siamese mix lo-month female, shots, spayed, declawed, 338-7191. White with orange 6-month short hair male, shots, 344-3953. Two adult Siamese, male,female, 2-year-old, shots, spayed-neutered, 815-568-7985. Grey-black tiger young aduR female, 338-4572. Two 13-week: black-white; grey-white, 815-648-2163. 4-montn female, 459-2641. . iro 1-year adult: grey tiger male; ̂ lack-white male, 312-639- 7181. Two adult: White Persian mix 2Mi-year male; Black short hair 2-year male; declawed, neutered, shots, 312-658-6408. Charcoal 6-month short hair female, spayed, 815-675-6307. 'Morris' orange tabby 3-year female shorthair, shots, spayed, 815-923-4321. Grey-black tiger, four white legs 1-year female, shots, spayed, 459-0931. LOST DOGS Collie-Shepherd 7-year male, long hair, large size, black with white chest,„ flea collar, Lake moor, McHenry, "Slick", 385-6992. ~ Wire Haired Terrier 12-year female, diabetic, Second Avenue by St. Pat's Church, McHenry, "Jude", 385-3005. Dalmatian 7-year female, blue-brown eye, Johnsburg- McHenry, 344-5754 (reward). Golden Retriever adult female, Intersection 47 and 176 East, 338-2525. Schnauzer mix, 8-year grey female, orange collar, Emerald Park, McHenry, 385-8410. Two Golden Retreivers, T%- year males, collars, rabies tags, Hwy. 176-31, 455-1517. Black Labrador, 11-month male, flea collar, McHenry, 385- 0071. Reward. FOUND DOGS German Shepherd mix. 5- month black-tan female, flea collar, Ring wood Road and Route 120, McHenry, 815-728- 1342. v Husky-Shepherd-Malemute mix large white male, choke' chain, silver rabies tag,' McHenry, 344-3736. Mixed small older male, long coat, black, white legs, McHenrv, 385-5466. LOST CATS Siamese mix 3-year male, blue eyes, neutered, flea collar, and ID tag, Wonder Lake, 653- 7156. Grey tiger 8-week short hair female, blue collar with bell, Whispering Oaks, 385-6868. Beige 3-year large short hair male, blue eyes, neutered, West side Wonder Lake, 728-0606. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They also have pets for adoption, 338- 7040. For information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoptions, call 459-2641. general News Birth certificates for dolls offered at local hospital To assist parents in creating a memorable holiday for their children, Northern Illinois Medical Center (McHenry Hospital) is issuing special "birth certificate-adoption papers" for dolls being given to boys and girls this year. Since many people have been ratable to purchase the famous Cabbage Patch dolls for gift giving tip Christmas, the hospital rms received numerous calls requesting "certificates" to accompany other dolls. A special certificate has been drawn up, similar to the genuine hospital certificate (not the legal birth certificate), and parents or doting friends and relatives may purchase one in the Pink Lady Gift Shoppe in the main lobby of the hospital. The fee will be used to purchase food and gifts for the needy families of the hospital's patient service area. The effort to make a happy holiday for less fortunte families had begun as an employee alternative to gift exchanges and grab bags. Now the funds collected through the doll cer­ tificates will add considerably to the Christmas project. The birth-adoption cer­ tificates will state that the doll in question was born at the hospital at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 25, 1983. At­ tending physician is S. Claus, and R. Rudolph is the hospital "official" witnessing the document. Certificates may not be reserved over the phone, but must be picked up in person. The hospital is located at 3516 W. Waukegan Road. •i - JINGLE BELL GAME "It" is in the center of the circle of players, his eyes closed and counting to 10, while a small bell is passed around the circle. After "It" counts to 10, he quickly tries to see who has the bell. The players try to pass the bell as quietly as possible. If "It" catches the person with the bell, they change places. PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS... WE SPECIALIZE IN HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE COMPLETE REPLACEMENT COST? DOES YOUR POLICY HAVE IT? IF NOT, SEE US! > CALL BILL JOHNSON AT 385-3000 McHENRY COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE' 1209 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY. IL. 60050 a subsidiary of McH*nry Savings and loan W OODS I OCK I Ml A IKK M \ I N s | Kl | I |iisi (Ml I hi Sijujrr \dulls "2; ! 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Battery- powered smoke a l a r m s a r e currently being sold at the wholesale price at some local A TINY SPECK OF CHRISTMAS Earth is but a tiny speck in the great universe - like only one tiny Christmas light among all the twinkling Christ­ mas lights in the city, yet Earth was chosen to receive the most precious, treasured Gift of all - the Christmas Babe. Because of that Gift, we can enjoy our world today. In gratitude for that Gift, may our hearts be filled with love, not only for our loved ones, but may the stranger find welcome in our heart's inn this Christmas. firms as well as the Jaycee Christmas tree lot in the McHenry Market Place parking lot. Firemen are prepared to offer free advice as to the best location to install the alarms and will also aid in developing escape [dans. Smoke detectors make sense. If fire breaks out while the family sleeps, a smoke detector will awaken everyone in time for escape. V R I \ < \:ss FRI.. 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