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One Trio Aids Another Dick Kratue, one of triplets - Tom, Dick and Harry, - born in Chicago 40 years ago, saw a photo of the festivities for triplets, barn Dec. 29 at Mount Sinai hospital Medical center. The needy Galtogos family of Chicago received baby furnishings, clothing and cash from Mount Sinai employees, trustees and women board members. The Krauses contributed an additional $100, aa Dick explained, "becauae we know what our mother went through." Tom Krause is now a McHenry resident. Dick Krause lives in Crystal Lake, and Harry Krause, an engineer, resides in Michigan City, Ind. RUMMAGE-BAKE SALE The annual Rummage and Bake Sale will be held at the First Congregational church located on the corner of Main and Church streets in Huntley Friday, Mar. 12, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Most of the clothing for children, men and women, household items, and special boutique items, will be priced very low. Saturday, Mar. 13, from 9 a.m. to noon, all that can be put in a large grocery bag will be sold at a reduced price. ' McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 Ordinances Discussed The second board m« of the month was hel< Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 8 p.m. at the beach house. One of the topics discussed was inoperative and unlicensed vehicles. These pertain to ordinances No. 71A and 78B which can be inspected at the clerk's office during hours. These vehicles must be kept in a garage, not under tarps or plastic, until they are running or licensed. A suggestion was brought up. Why not see if any of your neighbors or senior citizen residents who no longer use two cars, might be willing to rent some garage space. Not only would you be curing your problem, but it might help someone else out. BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower was given for Peggy Murray Sunday, Feb. 147% her mother Betty and Lee Haderly, the groom's mother. Seventeen close friends and relatives a delicious buffet A luscious white cake in the form of an um&reiia, iced in the color of 1 lavender, which is the color to be worn by the bridesmaids, was served for dessert. Peggy received many beautiful gifts. Peggy and Tim Ferbrache will be wed Saturday, Mar. 0, at the Firat United Methodist church. We wish this fine young couple all of life's happiness. CLERK'S HOURS March is here, and your 1982 vehicle stickers are to be purchased and displayed by the 31st. My office hours are Wednesdays and Thursdays 2 through 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. If you cannot make these days or time, please call me at 38S-2211 and we can set up something more convenient. Don't forget to bring along your vehicle registration card. GET WELL WISHES Speedy recovery wishes are being sent to Lillian Parenti, my sweet grand­ mother, who underwent surgery recently. We all wish you a full and fast recovery, Gram. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes go to Mary Riggio who celebrated Feb. 27; Jim Hocin's special day was Feb. 28; Denise Petrevich and Don Milbratz shared Mar. 1 and Angle Bitterman turned 14 Mar. 2. We hope that all your days were great. Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Joni Wohnrade, Mar. 4; Brian Wright and Dawn Stewart turning six Mar. 5; Shawn Schipp celebrating his first and Lorrie Gleeson celebrating her 21st Mar. 7; and Dave Hansen, Julian Seifert and Linda Mazur all sharing Mar. 9. We wish each and every one of you happy .days and hoping that all your dreams come true. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary wishes go to Gary and Mary ng their special and Janet 26. We wish Brand, day with Bi Mathison Feb, COUNSELING m . PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual Marital ' Family Group All Ages A Full Time Private Professional Practice RON BAER, M.A. 10 W. Terre Cotte ybuI Leke tUkn.l both couples much hap­ piness in the year ahead. Happy anniversary wishes for this week go to Fred and Sena Groh, Mar. 4; and to Bill and Laurie Cross, who share eight years together Mar. 9. We wish both couples all of life's best for the coming year. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Mar. 3, Wednesday - Beach Gals meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. All ladies welcome. Mar. 9, Tuesday - Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 3, 1932) Jan. 1, 1982, Better's store completed 30 years of service to this community and during that period 22,000 prescriptions have been filled and are a permanent record in the store. In this number of prescriptions every state and principal city in the union is represented either in the name of the physician issuing the prescription or in the name of the person for which it was issued and deep in the neatly arranged files of this department many interesting stories are, no doubt, hidden. There will be no opposition for precinct committeemen in McHenry. The candidates who have filed are McHenry I, Peter Smith; McHenry 2, Herman J. Kreutzer; McHenry 3, Ray Conway on the Republican ticket. Lester A. Bacon has filed for McHenry 2 on the Democratic ticket. The store owned by Joe Regner and formerly oc­ cupied by the W J. Donovin plumbing concern, is un­ dergoing repairs and im­ provements and is being made into a modern store building. A basement is being put in and other im­ provements made. There's An Answer (by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale) Something was lost Q. I read "Can't Let Go" in your column, and I had to write to you. You see, I too lost my husband - not to death but to another woman. I could have accepted death, but four years later I still cannot accept the affair. We are still together, and I have forgiven him. But to forget is something else. I have tried so hard. I loved him more than life itself, and I suppose I still do. I sometimes wander. This affair caught us by complete surprise as well as everyone else who knew of it He is a good, moral man, so to speak, and well thought of in our community. Something was lost between my husband and me since this happened. Is it at all possible that life could ever be the same again? How do f "Let Go" of those bad memories? A. It seems you have analyzed this tough matter very well indeed. If he has stopped the affair ana you have forgiven him, the next step is to relegate it to the past and look to the future. This is necessary to rebuild your marriage. How do ^ do it? Just decide to do so. Then refuse to dwell on those memories and fill your mind with positive, hope-filled images. We are sending you our booklet "How ToHve A Good Day Every Day" which may be of help to you. Any reader wishing a free copy may write to us at Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. Sunday morning hassle Q. This morning I wanted to take my two sons to Sunday school, but the six-year-old cried ana said how he hated Sunday school. This is how it is most of the time. He says he wishes he was big so he could stay home like his dad. So this t baby and I went to Sunday school. But then I e because the sadness I feel inside is terrible. When my son fusses I end up- mad at his dad. We start arguing, with me doing moat of the talking. I say things I regret later and feel very bad. I don't go to Sunday school regularly becauae of the wav I feel after the hassle. Do I force my son to go along? Or do I give him a choice of what he wants to do? I would just like to be able to enjoy life now aa a family because before we realize it our sons will be grown. A. While you are in such a state of stress there is little chance that you will accomplish what you want So your first taak is to work on yourself. Get inwardly quiet and allow God to give you His peace, to make you strong and patient and wise. Your positive attitude can create a relaxed and Joyful home atmosphere where each member of the family feels loved and accepted. Then cheerfully and firmly take your son to Sunday school and never mind ms protests. And who knows, in time your husband may want to make church-going a family affair. If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peale, write to them atBox 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. Strawberry Shortcake by stride Rite Ms right. Strawberry Shortcake™ is here. We've just re­ ceived a new shipment of Strawberry Shortcake sneakers and sandals and we wanted you to know about it as earty as possible. These sneakers and sandals % are so cute that you'll want to rush right * <*• in to our store. So come on in while IsjL there's still a large selection and you'll know why she says: "Life is Delicious". AMERICAN GREETINGS CORP MCMLXXX H L . . AND SHOE REPAIR 1M7 Wvr»i<U Dr. 385-2801 McHnry FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 5, 1942) According to Henry Pope, Jr., rationing administrator for Illinois State Council of Defense, McHenry county's initial quota of new passenger automobilea under federal rationing regulations has been set at 65» , for the three-month period, March 2-May SI. March 2 waa the first date upon which applicationa for new passenger cars could be filed with local rationing boards. Before issuing car purchase certificates the eligibility list must be qualified by a set of tests which local rationing boards must apply. Miss Mae Justen, home economics instructor of the local high school, has been appointed as chairman of the local nutrition committee which is made up of all home economics graduates in the community. TWENTY-FIVE YEARSAGO (Taken from the files of March 7, 1957) A bill introduced by Senator Robert McClory creating a split in the present judicial set-up was signed into law creating three new downs tate judicial circuits which adds six judges to the number now active. The law becomea effective at once, thus ap­ plying to the June elections. Previously, Illinois had 17 circuits downs tate and now there are 20. The lady declares she isn't lonesome, but on returning home one night Mrs. John Bolger continues to find an odd assortment of items on her front doorstep-reason unknown. The latest was the smiling metal police marker which stands near her Rich­ mond road residence to slow down traffic at that point. The least the party responsible could do is provide a lively con- versationalist. Mrs. Herbert E. Rose has been hired to serve as McHenry county's assistant home adviser. Mrs. Rose lives in Sunnyside Estates near McHenry, with her husband and two-year-old son. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files March 10, 1972) of than collected during the same period in 1971. Sam Nathanson, McHenry business man for the past 28 years, died in McHenry hospital March 8 at the age of 68. BIRTHS Among recent births recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, was the Feb. 25 birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Schultz of McHenry. Engineers from the State of Illinois Division of High­ ways will be present at the City Council meeting to present plans for widening Illinois Rt. 120 West. The Council will convene again for the pre-annexation meeting in the matter of the application of McHenry State bank as trustee, Ralph L. Edgar, and Investment Development, Inc. This concerns the former Jacob Freund farm, north of the city limits. The city treasurer's report showed the city is continuing in a sound financial position. An item of interest in the city clerk's report showed $4,763.50 collected for vehicle licenses during the month of February, ap­ proximately $1,000 more I, HOSPITAL NOTES ^ssssssssss WOODSTOCK Admissions: Master Paul Smith of McHenry; Master Eric Hoffman, William Cruikshank, Mrs. Mary Pitzen, Herminia Calderon, Clarence Stahl, and Lisa Johnson, all of Wonder Lake. HARVARD Admissions: Florence Thelen and Margaret Boetter, both of McHenry. • Try to reduce the number of times the family opens the refrigerator door, especially in the summer. Plan ahead to remove as many items as possible from the refrigerator or freezer at one time. Leaders WifT Hear Concerns Of Children Children from across the country are being invited to share their concerns with top government leaders through the fifth annual national letter-writing campaign sponsored by Save the Children, the international child-assistance agency. The theme for this year's letters is: "Dear Mr. President, If I had one wish for the world's children..." The campaign will culminate during Save the Children Week, May 1-7, in Washington, DC. At that time all letters will be presented at a children's hearing in the U.S. Congress and at the White House. The topics expressed most frequently by the children will form the 1962 Children's Agenda for Action. This summary of concerns will also be the kickoff of the new Children's Congress in Washington at which elementary school children, representing every state, will meet to address the problems facing today's youth. The letters, along with the name of the teacher and school, must be received by April 1. Mail to Caroline Brady, Dept. LC, Save the Children, P.O. Box 911, Westport, Conn., 06881. An old belief is that if your right ear rings, some­ one is saying good things about you. If your left ear rings, you are not being flattered. McHENRY OPTICIANS DARLENE STABLA COOLS, ACSW CSW COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY. Individual, Couple, Family And Group Therapy (815) 728-1039' DAYS, EVENINGS AND SATURDAY HOURS BY APPT 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. (Across from the Fox Hole) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-9240 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! (Single Vision Only) Ovor 3,000 First Quality FRRME5 Mvtal or Plastic 7 ALL KIDS FRRMES Matol S or Plastic 12 VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION SENIOR CITIZENS FREE FRRME5 WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES EMERGENY REPAIRS & FRAME REPLACEMENT u a 4 e i 9 B e a a ^ n r DAILY 8 3 (T5 30 SAT , I WED 8 30 Ith Year spurgeons hshionSprings Up at Savings! I o.. Hurry...Sale ends Sunday, March 7th Ahhh! Romance and Savings in the Air...Soft Jr. Dresses for Spring! *14 Reg $18 99 Save 26% on 1-pc and 2-pc. charmers that will whisk you through spring with their soft, pretty ways! Easy fashions in mock eyelet florals of poly/rayon and stripes of poly satin in soft spring pales. Loves at first sight! 5-13 ft Save 22%-26% and Take Your Pick of Long Fashion Coats for Spring! This Week Only Reg $47 to $49.50 Coats with fashion details hoods, cinched waists, puffed top sleeves and piping trims Wrinkle-shy fabrics of poly/cotton poplins and pure polyesters. In sand, lilac, salmon, more1 5-15, 6-18, W/2-24V2 u ^amiCy cHaixityCinq dentex 385-4520 Save 19%-28% -- New Spring Blouse Collection -- Hurry! Q50.<|Q50 Reg. $10.50-$14.50 From sassy sailor looks in spirited colors to fresh romantics with easy charm -- we have them all! A blouse collection in fabrics so care-free you'll have more time to enioy them. Come see and save while they re on sale this week only--in mioses' and women's sizes. Do shop early! W\ McHenry 1 Market