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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1974 HELP WANTED RAE CORPORATION A leading manufacturer of small electric motors has several openings at this time Full Time Shift 7:30a.m.-4:30p.m. 2nd Shift 4:30p.m.-la.m. Rae Corporation 5801 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. 60050 -- ^ • 3 / 2 7 - 3 / 2 9 j DIETARY AIDE Full time 11:30 - 7:30 Will train GENERAL MAINTENANCE Male or female Full time ( Apply Personnel Dept. MCHENRY HOSPITAL 2315 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, Illinois 815-385-2200 Extension 645 FOR SALE Ndhrge Refrigerator $20.00, commercial electric meat slicer $75.00, Phone 385-4487. 3-27 3-29 We must dispose of Early American style love seat, luxurious "Scatch Guard" treated brici^^Ffabric. Like new /Wndi|iin> Rare bargain PhoneTffl-Wll. I ^ 3-27 3-29 Windows, excellent condition, various sizes $5.00 to $15.00. Call anytime 815-648-2306. 3-27 3-29 1974 ExCalibur plus golf clubs, 9 irons, stainless steel, regular $225.00 reduced to $175.00. McHenry Country Club Pro Shop. 385-3435. 3-15-tf 1-2 JOHN DEERE 300 with loader and backhoe, p.s., 3 point hitch, P.T.O. excellent condition $6,000. 815-728-0131 or 653-4276. 3-27 tf 1-2 Westmorland Sterling Silver, service for 8 plus extra pieces. Afternoons or weekends. 385- Air cond be seen. 450-6673. 3-29 Deluxe 1973 and dryer. 385-7200. Maytag Washer .00 or best offer. 3-29 CARPETS UNLIMITED Outlet Store SPRING SALE 100 rolls of the latest fashions in stock. SPECIAL SAVINGS 20% - 50% OFF ON ALL CARPETS IN STOCK Indoor-Outdoor, Mini Shag, Sculptured Shags. Choice Of Colors. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION. 5414 E. Wonder Lake Rd. 653-2811 Hrs.: Thurs. thru Fri. 12- 9:00p.m. Sat. 10:00-5:00p.m. Sun. 10:00- 3:00p.m. Mem., Tues., Wed. Closed Call for ijcq qcqh appointment ODO'JvJU 3/29 FOR SALE '72 Honda 350 Scrambler, helmet and rack $600.00, 2-7" Crager SS wheels with lugs and locks $100.00. Phone 344-1536 ask for Danny. 3-27 3-29 J 1 Beautiful buckskin mare. Good pleasure riding. 385-5625. 3-27 3-29 Walnut bedroom set, headboard, high boy dresser, triple dresser with mirror, like new. $250.00. 385-1698 3-27 3-29 BOATS & MOTORS 17' Milocraft wood boat and trailer, 1968 Johnson 33 HP, cushions, paddle, fire extinguisher. 385-4210. 3-29 17' Glasscraft Fiberglass Boat. 60 H-P, O/B mtr. elec. start, Balko tilt hfeiler. Asking $1500. Call 385-5968 after 5 pm. 3-27-3-29 16' Cruiser Incorporated runabout, convertible top, full cover, Teenee trailer, 35 HP Johnson, many extras. Asking $350.00. 815-385-7258. 3-22 3-29 PETS FOR SALE Black female Labrador retriever puppies. A.K.C., champion blood lines, parents x-rayed. Phone 385-1008 3-27-3-29 FOR RENT 1 bedroom apartment, in town, close to shopping. 385-4646. 3-27 3-29 Large modern office in heart of McHenry with private adjoining office, panelled, air conditioned and heated. 385- 5572 or 385-5200. 3-27 3-29 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM for employed man, monthly rates Call 385-4398 3-27 tf 1-2 Ringwood 5 room apartment, 2 bedrooms, space heater, pay own utilities. $150.00 per month, security. 312-272-4941. 3-27 3-29 m & • 329 U. Girl's 20" spider bike. $20.00. Phone 385-1428 after 4:00 P.M. 3-29 Hay for sale. Phone after 6:00 385-0457. 3-29-tf-2 Travel trailer, 1972, Holiday Rambler 29'. Never on road. many extras, must $6,500.00. Call (815) 1969-70 Honda, Mini Trail Bike, needs chain, carburetor and clutch cover $60.00. 385-0233. 3-29 2 Chevie engines & parts and 2 P60-14 tires and rims Crager chrome reverse. Can be seen at Corner of 4718 Winnebago and Algonquin, Wonder Lake. 3-29-74 Maple twin beds complete, dressers, large oak desk, older dining room set, baby crib and High chair, typewriter table, roll away beds, portable washing machine, small metal kitchen storage cabinets and a living room chair. 385-7627. 3-29 International 10 H P. cub cadet tractor with mower and blade, in excellent condition. Asking $650.00. Call 385-6255. 3-29 STEAM CLEANING FOR KEN! 2,000 sq. ft. in McHenry. Available May 1st. $300.00 per month plus utilities. 385-5534. 3-29 FOR RENT Kitchenette apartment. $140.00 per month. Utilities paid. First month and security 344-1018. 3-29 HALL FOR RENT Capacity approximately 125. Kitchen and bar facilities. $75.00. Phone 497- 3626. 3/1TF12 Small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266. 3/1TF12 1 or 2 br. apt. fully carpeted. Range and refrigerator 1 yr. lease. 385-8042 3/1TF12 2 Br. duplex in Harvard, basement and yard $158. Call 385-1327. 3/27-3/29 160 ACRE FARM on Johnsburg Rd. near Rt. 31 for rent, $2500 for year, no buildings. Mr. Sebring. 312-381-7956. 3-22 3-29 IN McHenry, Retail store 1,000 sq. ft. display area, additional 600 sq. ft. storage and workroom. Call 815-385-7558 3-27-3-29 1 bedroom apartment, stove & ref., pay own utilities, lease, security deposit. 385-7852. 3-29-4-3 Mature, man or woman, private entrance, bath. T.V. hook-up. 385-2044. 3-29 NOW RENTING 2 Bedroom apartments, carpeting, 2 baths. From $215 per month. The Garden Quarter of McHenry 385-2181 i37lTF12| S0UTHGATE APARTMENTS Fully carpeted apts. with stove, refrig. & air con­ ditioner furnished. One year lease & sec. deposit. No cats or dogs. $180.00 1 Bedroom Apt. $210.00' 2 Bedroom Apt Apartments Shown By Appointment CALL 385-4345 =r^=^=57iPrF-2SH PET CENTER Give away 2 year old male Labrador with shots. 385-6624 3-29 2 yr. old male german shepherd, needs children. 385-7536 3-29 LOST Vicinity of Lakeland Park, 2 female dogs, 1 german shepherd, 1 red w-white paws & neck. 385-7157. 3-29 FOUND - FOUND, Medium sized, long haired dog, owner must identify. 385-5379. 3-29 from London Toy Museum In London Reaches Back In History By Marion Shores (NAME PAPER European Correspondent) LONDON -- Just behind the Goodge Street Tube Sta­ tion on the corner of Scala Street in London W.l. is Pollock's Toy Museum. It's an unlikely looking museum; it is in fact an old shop with several floors above. B e f o r e s t e p p i n g i n s i d e it's hard'to imagine it's filled with a fascinating col­ lection of toys. There's such a wealth of detail dHults are intrigued by it--not just chil­ dren. The limited space avail­ able is used with great ef­ fect; no corner is wasted and- there are displays up the stairs along the passage­ ways. At the moment there's a special display of Chinese toys on one floor, both new and old. Among the many items dis­ played are traditional lan­ terns and kites and, in con­ trast. Chairman Mao badges. Apparently there has been for some years a craze among Chinese boys for collecting and swapping these. Another room is entirely given over to the toy theatre. This was a very p,opular Victorian pastime which had its heyday from about 1U40- 1860. Popular stage produc- t i o n s were reproduced in cardboard. Miniature scen­ ery .characters and playbooks were published within days of a play being produced on the stage. In a darkened top floor room some of the staff repro­ duce these Victorian plays in one of the toy theatres, a n d a p a r t f r o m p r o v i d i n g amusement it gives a glimpse of the melodrama in favour in those days. There are Victorian dolls and doll houses, and many toys of that era, plus peg dolls and puppets. Also, displays of toys from Hun­ gary, Czechoslovakia, Rus­ sia, Bulgaria, Japan, Africa and India, to name just a few of the countries repre­ sented. One room is devoted to French toys; particularly interesting is the imitation food; a frying pan full of fiiedeggs, sardines in a tin, fruit, cakes and a cheese- board with various types of cheese. If you are in London and have an hour or so to spare it's well worth a visit. LOUISA'S LETTER Dear Louisa, I am disturbed over the letter from the man whose wife had left him and who was trying to locate her. Perhaps she was not hap­ py with the people and kind of lives they were living in her congregation. I left a community such as this and sought the companionship of people who believed as I do. I pray that all of his fam­ ily will be united once again and i am sure that if he prays and tries to live by his Bible all will come right again. L.A.-Fla. Answer: There are many reasons why some people leave home, it may be that they feel they are being unfairly treated by other members of the family. Unless the cause for such actions is mental or physical 1 THERE ARE OVER 4CO K/N OS OF CHEESE brutality, a person will do well to examine himself or herself and try to find out if they themselves are not part­ ly to blame. Some people have a way of rationalizing everything they do as the right thing. They fail to take into ac? c o u n t t h e o t h e r p e r s o n ' s point of view. No one is per­ fect and there are usually two sides to every contro­ versy. I cannot blame a woman for leaving home if a hus­ band becomes impossible to live with because of abuse or immorality but other than this there is always a chance of working things out if con­ sideration and patience exist between the two parties. Louisa Address letters: Louisa, Box 532,Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 GROVER CLEVELAND OUR 22nd AMD 24Hi PRESIDENT, SERVED ALSO AS GOVERNOR Of NEW YORK AND MAYOR OF BUFFALO DURING THE. CIVIL WAR, HIS CAREER IN | LAW WAS BLOSSOM­ ING, SO HE PAID A MAN TO SUBSTITUTE FOR HIM IM THE ARMY, PRACTICE ALLOWED THE CONSCRIPTION ACT OF '63. ALL PURE-BREP SABLES ARE FOUND ONLY IN THE SOVIET >N UNior CHEESE IS SAID TO BE ONE OF THE 7 BASIC FOODS. CHEESE MAKING BEGAN 4,000 YEARS AGO? RUSSIANS HAVE A AAONOPOLY ON THESE GLORIFIED WEASELS, NONE OF WHICH ARE IN WESTERN ZOOS. A FULL-LENGTH SABLE COAT COSTS ABOUT $2D/OCO. 66What is the good of a good * * ji ? thing if no one knows about it?" ADVERTISE Your Good Things In THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER The More You Tell The More You Sell Call 385-0170