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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 29 Nov 1978, p. 3

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Member Drive Kickoff PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1978 Ihi Hogan, membership chairperson of the Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 4600, reported 86 percent of the members had paid their 1979 dues. The occasion was the annual membership kick-off dinner for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 and the Ladies auxiliary. Shown above, on the left, are Ua Hogan, sitting, membership chairperson, and Mary Kuemmel, president of Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600. At right are Jeanne Anderson, membership chairperson, and Ethel Scott, president, 5th district Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars. Annual Membership Due I HOSPITALNOIETI For Memorial Hospital Members of the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association are urged to pay their annual membership dues comparatively soon so they will be eligible to vote at the 1979 annual meeting Mrs Virgil Smith, public relations chairman, issued the reminder this week Mrs Smith explained persons who have their dues paid by Dec. 31 will be eligible to vote for directors and take part in the Association s annual business meeting That business meeting will be held at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. Tuesday evening. Jan 23 A form con­ cerning reservations for the annual dinner will be sent members. In addition, Mrs Smith said new members are invited and urged to join the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association "Members represent the community with an active interest in the ac­ tivities and management of this IHAMR0CK CLEANERS "The Gentle Touch of Elegance" important hospital," she said. "In addition, members provide the people who have knowledge and interest in the hospital so that we have a large number of well qualified persons to serve on the board of directors " In addition to its 125 beds, including a pediatrics depart­ ment, Memorial hospital provides 24-hours-a-day emergency service. The hospital has a physician on duty twenty-four hours a day at the hospital, assuring care for all the routine, as well -as emergency demands thrust on the hospital's skilled staff Checks for the membership should be made out to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association and mailed to the hospital at Woodstock HARVARD Births: Nov. 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eggert, McHenry, a girl. McHENRY MARKET 'LACE, McHENR^ 385-19' ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM presented by the McHENRY CHORAL CLUB Saturday & Sunday DEC. 2ND & 3RD--8:15 PM THE Furniture Hospital CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP T REPAIRING ft REGIUING Larry & Jim Seymour ? 1^459-0653 "CHRISTMAS MAGIC" The Spirit of the Season Comes to a Child Featuring: ROBIN IRWIN of the Bicentennial Dance Theatre West Campus High School Auditorium ADMISSION ADULTS .. *2.0001.50 in advance) CHILDREN 75* under 12 Tickets Available at Main Paint Store SPENGEL MEAT PACKING CORPORATION U.S. GOVERNMENT INSP. EST. NO. 5701 NEW HOURS FOR SALES TO THE PUBLIC MONDAY thru FRIDAY, 9 AM to 3 PM TUESDAY. 9 AM to 6 PM -TOP QUALITY RESTAURANT CUTS- • Steaks * Chops * Roasts * Patties and Ground Beef SPECIAL ORDERS, CALL 2 DAYS IN ADVANCE 5 LB. MINIMUM PER ITEM 1313 W. OLD BAY RD. PISTAKEE BAY • McHENRY, IL --385-8300 There's An Answer {l>\ Normini \ iniTiii lYjtlc ami 4{uil» Sttiffor<l IVnlr) Coincidence or Answered Prayer? Q. A friend told me to pray about any worry and an answer would surely come within nine days. Well, the next day I started asking God to bless me with a husband and a father for my 5-year-old daughter. On the ninth day my little girl's father called me. He said, "I don't know why I'm calling, but I just had to call." I have not heard from him since, and it has been a year. Something tells me this was not a mere coincidence. Am I wrong to think so positive? Do you feel this man will become my husband? A. There is, I think, no reality in the belief that an answer to prayer will come within nine days. Indeed, it could come at once or at any time. The fact that your child's father telephoned could very well indicate that your prayers were operative. But the additional fact that you have not heard from him again would seem to indicate that he is not really interested. You are never wrong to think positively. Put the matter of a husband in God's hands and in His own good time He will answer your prayer. Perhaps you will find help in our new booklet, 7-Day Spiritual Action Plan, which is on its way to you Anyone wishing a free copy may write to us at Box 500, Pawling, N Y 12564. Won't Admit He's Getting Old Q. I'm really worried about my husband because this "age" business has gotten to be an obsession He retired and immediately went to work part-time. He says he's not a senior citizen, will not admit he's getting older and will not enter into activities that include anyone who is old. At home he takes a nap, sits and plays with the dog, watches sports on TV or reads. I've joined senior citizens activity groups. He says I'm getting old because I am with these old people, and that's all I talk about. I hate living like this, not enjoying the same things. A. I once had a friend named Frank Bering who, at 80, was general manager of the Sherman House in Chicago, a hotel with some 1,500 rooms. I asked him one time if he felt that he was getting old. He replied, "I don't know. I have never given it any thought." Then he added a piece of advice: "Live your life and forget your age." So, actually, it isn't a question of admitting or not admitting it. Rather, just forget it and live your life. Fill it full. Mingle with people of all ages. Be ageless. If your husband enjoys working part-time and doesn't feel old- isn't that fine? Learn to enjoy some of the sports and books your husband does, and maybe he will get interested in some of your activities. If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peale to discuss in this column, write to them in care of Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. For a recorded message of inspiration and prayer by Dr. Peale call Dial-A-Prayer (914 ) 855-5111 at any time of the day or night. Reduced toll rates take effect evenings and weekends. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admissions: Miss Renee Diedrich, Mrs. Margret Siefert, Sister Corinne Gross, Elmo Frazier, baby Natalie Holleran, Joseph Dehn, and Mrs. Helen Maher, all of McHenry; Master William Fish, Mrs. Elizabeth Falton, Mrs. Geraldine Elbersen, Harold Thorsen, Mrs. Sherry Coss, and George Street, all of Wonder Lake. LOUISA'S LETTER Dear Louisa, My father was one of three children and when his father died he was the only one of the three who could run the farm and attend" to his mother's business so she told him if he would give up his place and bring his family to live with her and take care of her until she died the place would then belong to him. Well, this was agreeable with the other two children as the farm was not worth much at that time and neither of them could take care of their mother. My father was a hard work­ er and very smart and he has made the farm a very valuable piece of land so the problem is this: The other two think that they should share in the pro­ ceeds if it is sold or that my father should pay them for what they consider their shares. What do you think about this? Daughter-Tenn. Answer: A* bargain between people should be kept regardless of whether it was verbal or writ­ ten. But it's always safer to have such contracts in black and white. If your father had not taken over the farm and had worked for himself, the other children would have realized very little from its sale, as his mother's care would have cost that amount and much more before she died. The moral of this is to always have contracts written and signed and not depend on word of mouth. Louisa. Address letters: Louisa, Boa 532, Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 spurgeons Gift Registry Boxed Christmas Cards Assorted $1.59 Each The Right Item, The Right Size, The Right Color. . . It Simplifies Christmas For Dad! Christmas Gift Wrap Jumbo Roll Reg. $1.20 W ALL OTHER GIFTWRAP 20% OFF I Attention il Moms! ...Give Dad A ! Break This Year Mom, the next time you visit our store ask to sign up for our Gift Registry. Just list the gifts you want in the right sizes and we'll keep it on file. Dad's never had it so easy! Your card will enable him to give the gifts you really want with the ease Dad wants. Just Come In And | Register At spurgeons McHenry Market Place 385-4100 Daily 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 6, Sun.10 to 5 Gift Certificates Available! Anchor Hocking Basket Buffet Sets 2 Piece Set Reg. $4.99 397 3 Piece Set Reg. $5.99 A 49 Free Gift Wrapping! c- Ladies' Famous Name Skirt & Pant Sets Skirt Sets - 2 Pc. Sets Of Lavished with lovely patterns. Sizes 10 to 18 M40 _ Pant Sets - 3 Pc. Fashionable Color Choice. Size 10 to 18 14% to 24'/» Reg $20.00 16 00 er whi le i t Self-Buttering Com Popp •Corn butters itself pops! •4 quart cover flips over for use as o serving bowl •Elactric base shuts itself oft when corn is popped (25467) UUESTBEND 88 Hostess Robes Wraps, Zips, Button, and Snap Fronts. In Fashion Colors, Regular and Extra Sizes! Reg. $20.00 DIVORCES Decrees and judgments of dissolutions of marriage recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit Courtt include Opal K. Y'al les and Leonard M Y'alles: Constance Marie Shemait is and Raymond Louis Shemait is: Cynthia S Kaniewski and Del Steven Kaniewski Terry Lee Deering and Nina Kay Deering: Karl Hen drickson and Vernee Hen- drickson: Gail Crowley and Will iam Crowley. Linda Rae Hess and John Phil ip Hess; Dorothy Baklev and Gary Bakley; Penelope C Conway and Daniel J Conway Ronald \Y Gee arid Penelope H Gee. Sarah A Maniscalco and Vincent Maniscalco. James C I 'hl ir and Janice \ \ I 'hl ir Margaret Dolores Mohapp and Louis J Mohapp: Aimee R Randall and Gary \V Randall Judith PatiVia Busse and John Howard Busse Loli ta I Darmody and George A Darmody \anc> J Johnson and Stephen G Johnson Pretty girls make fools out of old men with the greatest of ease. 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