The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 18-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 5# 1972 HELPING PAWS Bv Julie Ann Boelter 815-653-6922 Office Hours: 10-12, 1-3 Monday thru Fridav 459-2641 Final Part 6 A ' STAR IS BORN After 14 days with a com pletely clean bathroom or kitchen, bring her into the remaining rooms. Do not play too rough or she will get excited and might mess After a couple of hours put her back in her area and praise her Increase the amount of time spent out After two days, let your puppy run free but keep an eye on her Reprimand her if she messes and praise her when she goes out and soon the perfect pet will emerge. Love her and take care of her and she will remain loyal for life, abuse her and. well, let's not find out....! Helping Paws makes it a practice not to place any animal which seems to have a bad fault which might en­ danger any family These apply to strays turned in by the community or county These strays are kept at a volunteer s home or at a vet's. They are very honest as to whether a dog or cat can be placed. After all, we wouldn't be serving the community as a public service if we did not go by these rules on placing animals So please, if you can spare a little love, cast it on these lonely strays who have been turned out to face life alone and hungry with no home but most of all no LOVE to warm the heart Invite Public To Program Of One-Act Plays "Simple Notions" is a program of one-act plays to be presented Thursday, May 18 (not Friday, May 12, as previously scheduled) at 8 p.m. in the McHenry West campus auditorium The plays,v per­ formed by two students of West campus, Nancy Van Kanegan and Alex Thomas, revolve around a theme concerning communication and its various stages of development. In the first play, "A Storm is Breaking", by Jim Damico, the characters propose a view, idea or feelings to share with one another. The characters are a young businessman and a small boy. The man comes to meet the boy while he is walking and accidentally comes close to killing an ant which the boy, for some reason, is intent on protecting The second one-act, "Wisp in the Wind." is by Jack Cun­ ningham The characters successfully share an idea but fail themselves because they lack the understanding to use their newly found discoveries. The characters, a young man and a girl, meet in a deserted railway station early one morning The girl challenges the man by questioning him, and the man in turn challenges the girl. Through their questioning, the man comes to realize that he shares the girl's doubts and a solution seems possible but the girl runs away, leaving th^man alone with his realization of his lacking In "The Case of the Crushed Petunias" by Tennessee Williams, the characters share their feeling and together manage to find a truth A young spinster has barricaded her house and her heart behind a double row of petunias and young man crushes those petunias in order to free her heart and open her mind Because of the nature of these plays and the manner in which they are put together, all audience members will be invited to meet the students in a "Green Room" to be held in the cafeteria directly after the performance This will allow the students and audience a chance to further share the experience of the play There is no admission charge I With the presentation I of this coupon, a 20% SAVINGS will be given with the I purchase of a CARR | CUSTOM "WOOD" kitchen cafrinets. Offer expires May 11, 1972 STRAY DOGS At 658-8666 a) 14 year old, female black setter-like dog; <b) 15 month old Collie mixed female, black and white with touches of beige, (c) 4 month old Bassett, male brown and white good with children. At 338-0132, 3 Pointer puppies mixture of liver, black and white At 385-4894 , 8 week male Schnauzer-Cocker mix. tan with a "Wiskery face". At 459-9426, about 7 months, white male Pointer type, very friendly and loves to play. At 385-4894. 6-7 month female Fox Terrier mix, black and white with rust markings At 459-5964. adult grey male Weimaraner At 312-526-8462, Shepherd-Lab mix, male, about 1 year old, black collar with silver studes, friendly, good with children and housebroken. HOME OWNED DOGS A 1 year old Shep-Collie, brown, already housebroken, good with children and has shots, call 653-9825 If you are interested in a male Lab mixed dog, medium size, brown, very friendly, good with children, here he is. He needs an outside home or farm without ducks. Call 338-3622 A Lab-German Shorthaired Pointer is 7 months old, black, brown and white. He likes children and is good with them but he is an outside dog, has puppy shots, call 648-2814 At 385-4104 is a 18 month old female Chihuahua Terrier, black with tan eyebrows, housebroken, needs older couple or couple with no family, otherwise he is a good dog. Call 639-3124 to claim this angel, male 14 year old English Springer Spaniel, housebroken, and good with children. Now this dog needs a special loving family. He is blind and has been since birth. He will get along very well after he gets to know your house and does just fine by himself. Please consider this dog. A purebred Beagle, 24 years old, housebroken, all shots and very gentle is looking for a home. Due to a death in the family this dog seems so lost. He was used for hunting and loved it but now his master is gone and he needs children or another home which will fill the emptiness he feels. Call 385- 8864. LOST DOGS From 658-5506: 14 month, female, German Shorthaired Pointer, white with brown spots collar with Id "Gretchen". FOUND At 658-4376: 1 year male, mostly Cocker, golden curly hair, medium length, medium sized. Available if not claimed. At 658-4376 is a 1-2-year-old male Chihuahua Terrier, tan and white, light brown eyes lost since 4-29-72. AVAILABLE CATS From 459-6325 are the following strays: Neutered male, adult golden long hair and very gentle; (b) 5 month old female, grey and white paws; (c) a spayed female black and white with ocelot markings (d) 5 month spayed female, mottled grey coloring All above have had distemper shots and will be given away without a donation. , In search of a hortie from 385- 5338 are 2 8 week old female Calico and grey tabbies. From 459-8163 a mother with one little baby aged 5 weeks are looking for a home. Their mother is all black with long haijv the kitten all grey and ^jrffiite. >. From 385-0250 comes a Sealnofm-Sjamese, 2 years old, neutered male with distempter not good with children or other pet A maldi longhaired Tabby, good with children, is at 639- 2704. LOST CATS 459-6409, 1 year old male black shorthaired since 4-22-72 385-8857, 2 year old male white Angora. 658-7632, 3 year old all black male, 4 tail missing, possibly wearing white rhinestone collar, "Tinker". FOUND CATS 312-428-4827, white male Persian, found in Crystal Lake at Oaks factory, available if not claimed. Still Around The sick man had been delirious with fever for days, but now he regained con­ s c i o u s n e s s a n d b e c a m e aware of his comfortable bed and the gentle assur­ ance of cool, loving hands, "Where am P" he asked weakly. "In Heaven9" "No, dear," said his wife soothingly, "I 'm stil l with you." BUILT ON YOUR LOT Anywhere In McHenry County 3 - 4 - 5 BEDROOM HOMES Excellent Financing MODELS AT GREEN OAKS IN CRYSTAL LAKE Iri Crystal Lake Take Route 14 To Crystal Lake Ave. Turn West To Green Oaks and Models ?i FRETT B U I L D E R S & R E A L T Y PHONE 459-193 69 Quart Equal to 5.38 Vi gallon Hiram Walkers TEN HIGH WHISKEY 989 TEN HIGH "•AKWl •OU"'0* W FY ices effective thru May 9 MAY LLSS - GE T M O R E ! J The Bath Shop J I4512 West Route 120 i I in \li0 U u \aify lfcHenry le reserve the rightq - limit quantities. Prices Effecth | While Quantities GARDEN BARK Reg. $2.97 m°w 1 «87 Cowers 3 cubic feet. Superior ground cover for landscaping. v.\v. XvX; ijCvX;! X'Xv GARDEN HOUSE GRASS SEED 5 Lb' 76c 11 Reg- $1-17 GARDEN HOSE 50 ft. x W' diameter Reg. $1.87 1.46 NORTHRUP KING Flower & Vegetable Seeds 10% Off Model 5400 RECEIVING DAILY - FRESH POTTO PLANTS rjusoaam SEAGRAMS BALLS BUSS BED-DING 5 lb. bag Reg. $2.26 No. 5570 .VAS Xv»v. .v.v Xyv .v.v. CV GOLF CLUB SETS 5 irons, 2 woods, bag 1 woods, bag Club Champion Reg. 75' each 3 golf balls with liquid center, vulcanized cover. 20% OFF ON CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES No. 201 4497 Dave Hill Tourn. No. 200 AT97 LADIES MAVERICK JEAMS Sizes 7-16 3.27 Navy or White. Close-out special X-Xv y&yl v.y? xxv X-Xv -V.V. ••v.v •v.v. PEDESTAL TABLE Reg. 5.96 4,94 Mini-table with 1,000 uses Solid plastic top and base. mti Concentrated SIMILAC WITH IRON Reg. 32' - 13 Fl. Oz. 17* Concentrated liquid, infant formula. m JEWELRY ASSORTMENf ^ 23* & 34* <4 Your Choice 1