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„.r PAGE It • PLAINDEALER HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12.19S4 Don't overwork your dog when jogging HELPING RAWS With cooler weather, more peo­ ple will be out there Jogging. If your dog jogt with you, remember: don't go too fast for the dog. Jog In the early morning or after woft/achool; run on soft surfaces, such as grass; you may have special shoes, but, the dog has only two pair of pads; talk to your dog as you run, it will be more fun for both of you. Should (he dog tire and fall behind • have him stop! «», ^•Helping »7T ^Adoption policy: aii pet options must be validated by signing of a contract, along the adoption fee of $35 for Mfes or US for cats, which in­ cludes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery, by a vet of HP's choice. However, $15 for dogs or $10 for cats Is deducted from the cost of the surgery If done by a vet of your choice. When adopting a 'pet through Helping Paws, keep 'live name, address and phone number of the person from whom you adopted the pet. Make the check for the adoption fee payable tp Helping Paws. :«?* DOGSPOR ADOPTION »;. • Labrador, l-year-oid female, spfcyed and ten 5-week puppies. 675-2011 Cockapoo, mix young black male. 311IM 8056 Doberman, mix 1 year male, shots, housebroken. 312/587-7116. . Beagle/Collle/Shepherd, 3ft month short hair female. 312/587- 7116. Beagle mix, 5-month male. 334- 46993 p.m. jV/Three Yorkshire Terries: 10 female, spayed; 10 year : 8 year male, shots, 1.312/839-7657. #ld English Sheepdog, 3-year thale, shots, housebroken, neutered. 663-9391 . Irish setter, adult male, shots, - housebroken, neutered. 459-0144. Siberian Husky, 3-year female. 385-5356. male, snots, nooseoroKwi. 456-5426 Schnauter, 1-year male, shots, housebroken, neutered, older children. 728-1780. . Siberian Husky, 2-year male, shots, housebroken, neutered, older children. 385-5697 Cockapoo-Labrador, 8-month- old male, shots, housebroken. 455- 3162 . Six Coonhound/Springer, 9 weeks. 728-0778 .\ Schnauzer mix, 7-month white female. 338-3872 Collie/Shepherd, 10-month male, medium size. 338-4245 CATS FOR ADOPTION Tortoise 9-month-old female, spayed, green eyes. 459-0635 Persian mix, young adult male, gray tabby, white paws. 455-3339 Young adult black and white female, spayed, shots. 312-639-4765 Siamese type, 4-month-old black male. 459-7682 Tiger stripe, 6-month-old short hair male, shots, neutered. 455- 1256 Tiger female, 19-weeks-old, short hair, orange tip tail, lynx ears, shots. Call evenings at 459- 2914 Four black with white, 5 weeks- old. 459-1348. Black-white, 17 week male; female tabby spayed. 312-658-8056 Grey-black tiger, hit of orange, one white toe, 18 week female, shots. 312-639-2881 Four 4 week: calico; black with white. 455-1186 Peach stripe, young adult shqrt hair female, shots. 455-3514 Tortoise, 12-week-old long hair female. 459-1079 Black, 5-month short hair male, shots. 312/658-6228 Black/white 11-week long hair male; grey tiger 1-year female, shots. 312/768-3319 Nine kittens, 4/five-week-old, 3/7V4-week-old, two/6-month-old, long and short hair. 338-7735 Orange and brown, semi-long hair, 4-year-old, female, spayed, declawed. 459-4668 Calico 4 ft-year short hair, female, shots, spayed. 653-9622 Eight 4 week: tiger, calico, black/white, adult female tor­ toise. 337-0742 Buff short hair, 1-year-old female. 338-2160 F ive 5-week: ca l ico , black/white; orange. 455-3207 Five 8-week: black; three 4 month two black; one white; 568- 7475 Tortoise 1ft year female short hair, spayed, declawed, shots, six toes. 312-639-4037 Calico, 13 week female. 312-669- 5921 Four6-week: black/white; grey stripe; black. 344-2245 Persian, 2-year-old, black female, shots, declawed, spayed. 459-2845 Grey stripe semi-long hair 7- week male. 338-9592 Six 8-week-old grey/black tiger with white face. 344-0756 Tan/white stripe short hair, 12 weeks. 455-6463 iema,e' Tortoise 2-year semi-long ha|r female, spayed, declawed, shots. 455-6740 Grey short hair male, 9 years, shots, neutered, declawed. 312/742-4858 LOST DOGS ^ Black Labrador mix, 2-year-old male, neutered. Eastwood Manor, McHenry. 385-2842 Poodle, 16ft-year cream female, apricot tip ears, slightly deaf, spayed. Barrington 312/381- Rezoning is sought for flpecial school for youth % • A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry . County Zoning Board of Appeals by petitioners, The Forest , Hospital, Inc., an Illinois corpora- v^n, and The Willows of Wonder wrke, Ltd., an Illinois corporation '. (or a Conditional Use to the McHenry County Zoning Or­ dinance's "R-l" single family : residential distict. The pemlt would allow the pet!- •/timers to operate a residential 'VflChool and treatment facility for . ihaladjusted adolescent and young adult individuals. The property Greenwood Township at HAPPY 50TH BILL BOEnCHER LOVE, YOUR WIFE, KIDS, AMD GRAHDKIDS Grateful Acknowledgements and Special Thanks •Mr. Bill Talidis - The Mink Barn •Medical/Dental Staff •Petals and Stems Florists •Turnberry Country Club •Keystone Orchestra •AM of the Models •Community Relations Dept. (NIMC) and most of all •Our many Patrons and Supporters who made OUR AUTUMN GALA such a success. THE BOARD of KM AUXILIARY to NORTHERN ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER 4545 Yorkie, beige and silver, 5-year- old male, clipped, black collar. On medication. Crystal Lake black tope. 344-5866 Lhapso Apso, 2-year male, grey/beige, white chest, dark face, ears. Two collars, ID tags. Lost July 22nd area Johnsburg. 459-9181 FOUND DOGS Black Labrador, young male, red collar. Lakeland Park. 385- '4361 Cockapoo-type, young black male, long tail, flea collar. Fox River Grovie. 312-6584056! LOST CATS Siamese 8-year-old male, white/black -points* neutered, dec l awed . Green S t r ee t , McHenry. 385-9259 Grey/black/white, white feet; 1 year short hair female, flea collar, spayed, declawed. Dole and Oak Street 459-0862 / Black 1 year large male, neutered, kink in tail. Cary. 312/639-4916 Black/dark brown 10-week-old male, white tipping on paws. McHenry. 385-0181 White large 9-year semi-long hair male, neutered. Fox River Grove. 312/639-4146 Brown/gold 10-week semi-long hair male, raccoon tail. Caroline and Woodstock. 455-1186 White/black semi-long hair cat, blind in left eye. Marengo. 338-2521 Grey, white paws, chest; cut on jaw; 7-year short hair male, neutered, declawed. Wonder Lake. 728-1980 Grey/black tiger, 4-year-old short hair male, neutered, declaw­ ed, flea and ID tag. Wonder Lake, East side. 728-0257 White/orange/grey, 9-year-old short hair male, neutered, ID tag. Porter Avenue. 459-6523 FOUND CATS • Light beige, young, small short hair, beige and white rings on tail, four white paws, yellow eyes. Lake Shore Drive. 455-3409 Persian mix, white, blue eyes, declawed (may be deaf), Huntley. 312-669-3807 Orange and white stripe, 4- month-old, short hair female. Near Chapel Hill Country Club. 344-1954 Young, semi-long hair, black with white chest. Heritage Estates. 459-5417 White, green eyes, young adult sho r t ha i r . Gfeen S t r ee t , McHenry. 385-2539 Tortoise, 1-year-old, short hau> female, Siameseears. Mason Hill •5-1254 >•••- Dark-Tiger stripe, M^month- old, male, white flea collar. Mc- Cullom Lake. 344-1738 Orange and beige young adult short hair male, orange rings on tail. Ringwood. 653-9432 Orange tiger stripe, 1-year-old* short hair male. McHenry. 344- 5771 White, 9-week-old long hair, green eyes. Sherbon, Coventry. 459-7145 Grey long hair young adult, blue collar. Prairie Ridge, 459-6722 J McHenry County College Jazz Band members from swing to jazz-rock and include "Leap rehearse a number from the program they will Frog", "Misty", "Chameleon", "Watch What perform Sunday, Oct.21 in the MCC student Happens'* and "Another Star". The free con- lounge. Selections to be presented will range cert will begin at 3 p.m. College jazz band schedules performance The McHenry County College Jazz Band will give a free cohcert at the college on Sunday, Oct. 21 at 3 p.m. in the student lounge. A reception will follow the concert. Everyone who likes jazz is en­ couraged to attend. The band will play selections ranging from the swing era to jazz-rock and will include "Leap Frog", "Misty", "Chameleon", "Watch What Happens" and "Another Star". Michael Basaq, the band's leader tor the past tKree years, at­ tended Northern Illinois Universi­ ty for undergraduate study in music education and is now com­ pleting graduate study in wood­ wind performance at DePaul University. He teaches clarinet, flute and saxophone at MCC and also teaches at Barrington, Cary Grove, Batavia and Crystal Lake High Schools, in addition to per­ forming professionally in the Chicago area. Future plans for the band in­ clude performances at area schools throughout the year. Ac­ cording to Bazan, the band is available to perform at communi­ ty and school functions. This year's MCC Jezz Band in­ cludes: Mike Bazan, saxophone, Wonder Lake; Michael Collins, d rums, Woods tock; David Childress, alto saxophone, Crystal Lake; Ricardo Garcia, guitar, Woods tock; Jon Kur tzman, trumpet, Woodstock; Diane Meier, piano, Crystal Lake; Shirley Pepke, baritone sax­ ophone, Marengo; Chris Ray, bass, Island Lake; Kenneth Thelander, trombone, Cary; Kurt Weber, trumpet, Cary; Robert Webster, trombone, Crystal Lake; and David Wel l s , d rums, , Woodstock. Fun time set at library for adults, kids Mrs. Dolores Rogers, cbildrens librarian, has announced "fun time" at the McHenry Public L ib ra ry , a con te s t i n t he children's section of the library. Any child who guesses the correct amount of jelly beans in a jar will win a $5 cash prize, plus the jar of jelly beans. The winner will be an­ nounced on Thursday, Nov. 1. Whilfe the young people are counting jeUy beans, parents can enjoy themselves by spending a few minutes browsing in the best seller section of the library. The top 10 best, sellers include Fredrick Forsyth's new thriller "The Fourth Protocol", "The Miracle" by Irving Wallace, and Belva Plains' latest success, "Crescent City". These books plus many popular non-fiction novels such as "True Joy of Positive Thinking" by Norman Vincent Peale and "Bridge Across Forever" by Richard Bach, are available. Any book, periodical or publica­ tion that is not currently available may be obtained through the resources and services of the Nor­ thern Illinois System (NILS). The McHenry Public Library also pro­ vides a bulletin for outside o rgan iza t ions ; space a s a "distribution center" for those wishing to leave pamphlets, etc. for general public use; a local McHenry and McHenry County History and Genealogy Room; a typewriter (for those who own a library card); a copy machine; a large print book section; a com­ munity room and hundreds of paperbacks. (No library card is needed to enjoy paperbacks). mm PUMPKMSALE SAT. OCT. 13-9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PeaH Street Park ALL SHAPES-ALL SIZES for the benefit of The McHenry Beautification Committee County charges two for DUI located in the southeast corner of the intersec­ tion of Thompson Road and Elm Street and is known as 3116 Thompson Road, Wonder Lake. The property consists of approx­ imately 83.41 acres. The hearing on the petition will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock. All those who are interested may ap­ pear and be heard. Two McHenry residents were arrested for driving under the influence by McHenry County Sheriffs Police over the past week. Keith R. Schuler, 22, was cited for driving under the influence following a one-car accident about 2:30 a.m. last Sunday on Illinois 31 north of Johnsburg Road, McHenry, when he reportedly lost control of his vehicle, which left the road and struck a utility pole. Sheriff's police also arrested a driver early Saturday after his vehicle was located in a ditch on Riverside Drive near Johnsburg Road, McHenry. Greg Mulick, 19, of 1721 Meadow Lane, McHenry, was charged with driving under the influence and driving in wrong lane. MICROWAVE SALE Now In Progress! "> LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front St. McHenry 815-385-0882 'POLISH-AMERICAN SMORGASBORD" WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I 217 N. Rt. 31, McHenry, IL (815)344-0330 5011 E. State St., Rockford, IL (815)229-6070 PERFECT FOR CROUP OUTINGS & SPECIAL OCCASIONS F>NE HOME COOKED CUISINE g FRIENDLY SERVICE" OPEN HOUSE At the McHenry Nunda Library 813 W. Rte. 120 4 Li ly Lake Rd. In Recognition of the Completion of the Firet Year In the New Building You Are Cordially INvited to ATTEND ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1984 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES THI SticLat C/Ottoye boutique AND LTD. IS NOW OPEN! $ " '"VOUR SPECIAL OCCASION EXPERTS" • BRIDAL GOWNS • BRIDESMAIDS •MOTHERSOP IIIE WEDDING • PROM DRESSES •AET.ER5 DRESSES • LINGERIE • TUXEDO RENTAL • INVITATIONS • ACCESSORIES i HOURS: Mon. I Thurs. 12-8:30 . Tim.-Wod.-Frt. 10-6 Sat 104 Brides Cell For Appointment 409 N. FRONT STREET(RT. 31 SOUTH), McHTENRY ILL. (815)385.5888