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There's An Answer Norman \ iiiccnt Peolc and Hnlli Stafford IVul<*| Cookie "Dough" Makes Scout Center Possible Had her fun who Ke^n®rnU^CrnV"edadu,tery with a married man toraSSinL mPTn ,ne"d 1 c<"?d not withstand the pain that was havITb^? -w! Iatt<fmpted suicide. Now my wife claims to chMBeTbuti??n^a»!r 1 T? admit totXr attitude has ^8Ure 1 ̂ ve a deeplove for ̂ but my SSt S2»m kLh ^g01ng above ^ rooftop. I can only see out heThfptn ̂ I w?nts 10 aPPear as if she's straightened help me see hope ^ losing material security. Please o66*1, thinking and pain about your wife is ™S^!?h ^rki6; ?r t0 have been hom again may be sincere indicate that attitude has changed would seem to I suggest that you accept it at face value and believe in your wife. 2? a T? t0weJ ̂ same kind of love you had when you married ner. And don t doubt the reality of those prayers of yours. No Prayer ever gets stuck on a rooftop. Perhaps you will find help in our booklet, The Secret of A Happy marriage, which is on its way to you. Anyone wishing a free copy may wnte to us at Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564 Can't accept lifestyle Q. Our 22-year-old son is divorced and living back at home. He has no job, won't even look for one. He is going back to school. But what hurts the most is that he lives with this 28-year-o!d girl about half the time, and I iust can't acceot that lifestyle. What can I do? I pray all the time that he will see what he is doing to his family. A. It would be better if your son did not live in your home if he is going to conduct himself as you describe. It isn't necessary that you permit this unhappy situation to proceed so close to you. Let him know how you feel about the matter. Then say nothing further about it. When you pray, hold a mental picture of your son living an organized and moral life. Prayerful mental pictures, long held, tend to reproduce in actuality. No ordinary mess Q. I love my husband, but I get so aggravated at this thoughtless sloppiness. This isn't ordinary messiness. There are shirts, suits and ties on door knobs and chair backs. Wherever he takes something off, that's where it stays. In the kitchen every cupboard is left open and there's a pile of refuse on the counter tops. Drinking glasses, ice cream bowls and orange peels are on the floor throughout the house. Tools, shoe polish and rags are left on tables, floors or couch. I don't nag, but I finally told him I'm not picking up anything after him. He gets mad and thinks I'm unreasonable. Am I? A. Of course you are not unreasonable. What this man needs is to get himself organized, for such sloppiness is a sure sign of a sloppy mentality. L*t him know, in no uncertain terms, that you will not put up with it. Then keep yourself as neat as a pin. But don't fight with him. He is probably a "mama's boy" and a "spoiled brat". And mama picked up after him in a soft, resigned, loving manner. But you don't need to be his mama. If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peal to discuss in this column, write to them in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 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. Over 1,150,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies and untold hours of volunteer time have con­ verted 285 acres of McHenry county farm °land to a multifaceted program center for the use of Girl Scouts and o t h e r c o m m u n i t y organizations. Shabbona Hills was pur­ chased by the council in 1973 after an extensive search for land that would lend itself to camping, environmental study, field games, arts, cross country skiing and other activities that Girl Scouts of all ages find exciting and educational. In only five years, Girl Scouts, their friends, and community minded service organizations such as the Kiwanians and Cosmopolitans have transformed the farm into an exciting Girl Scout program center. It has already been used for day and troop cam: ping, special events for girts and adults, and outdoor education center for schools. Projections of future cookie sales' revenue promise even more program facilities and equipment. The center will be dedicated Oct. 15. Friends of Girl Scouting are invited to celebrate years of successful cookie sales. Specific open hour information is available from any Girl Scout or from the council office in Elgin. The Sybaquay Girl Scout council is a member agency of United Ways in McHenry, Kane, Lake, DeKalb, and Cook counties. HOSPITAL NOTES MC HENRY Admissions: Lillian Richter, Troy Robert Blake, and Carol M. Neff, all of McHenry MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions: Mrs. Gwendolyn Connors, Ben Chelini, Mrs Elizabeth Charamosta, Mrs. Connie Tancredi, Master Michael MrArtor, Mrs. Norene Lusk, and Mrs Bonnie Lee Mehan, all of McHenry; Frank Chantry, Guy Garn. and Mrs. Theresa Cochran, all of Wonder Lake. - Births: Mr and Mrs. Michael Jones of Spring Grove, a girl; Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hedges of McHenry, a boy; and Mr. and Mrs Robert Kroening of Wonder Lake, a boy. HARVARD Admissions: Stella Leisten of McHenry Mn Ristow Has 89th Birthday In Hospital Mr. Richard Ristow, 5613 north Woodland drive, Pistakee Highlands, will celebrate his eighty-ninth birthday Oct, 11; but at present, he is in McHenry hospital Mr. and Mrs. Ristow, known to all of their neighbors as "Gram .and Gramps",will celebrate their sixty-eighth wedding anniversary on Oct 25 Their daughter, Mrs Mar­ shall Jacobs, is here from Flbrida to celebrate both oc­ casions. Mrs. jacobs' daughter. Lolita Darmody, and Mrs Darmody's two sons, Bret and Sean, are also on hand to make this a four-generation birthday party and anniversary celebration * * * • M o d e r n e d u c a t i o n h a s n ' t p e r s u a d e d t h e younger generation that "early to bed" is good sense. * * * * We're in favor of a vacation each season of the year, now being be­ hind several. I'AUt 3 - KI.A1IMUC./\L.£.K - Wfc,L»I\KSU/4I. IIC HfnrJt 11, l»i» ; Marian Royalty rot RTH (mi.ii Mr and Mrs Keneth P? Roby, 492 Pine street. Crystal Lake, welcomed their fourtij . c h i l d . A a r o n M a t t h e w . O c t . m ; McHenry hospital Kelly. Chad, and Brandon a rC happy about their (i lb 14 <>4*. brother, as are Mr and Mrv; Ken Roby of McHenry, thg paternal grandparents, and Mrs Anna Anderson of Crystal Lake, maternal grandmother^ J B \KY I)At ( .H'l l i t • V Mr and Mrs Jerry F-C !>'obiling, 1709 'Rogers!* McHenry. became the parents of a new daughter S<'pt 24 in; Lutheran General hospital- , ' DesPlaines Jaime Deilyn. <; lbs ozs;" was welcomed by grancK! parents. Mr and Mrs Seitz of Fairfax. Iou;t , and Mr*- and Mrs William Nobiling;* Arcadia. Iowa , Smiles indicating their delight at being selected to reign over the Marian Central high school homecoming are shown on the faces of Mike Wenzel and Kay Mitchell. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wenzel of Woodstock and Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell. Although the Mitchells reside in Crystal Lake, Mr. Mitchell is a well known McHenry businessman. The 1978 homecoming was a complete success, with the Hurricanes winning over Driscoll of Addison bv a lopsided score of 26-0. DEWANE STL DIO PHOTO Lake, Other Counties Named Disaster Areas Governor James R Thomp son has announced that the Small Business Administration <SBA> in Washington has declared Lake county and adjacent counties a disaster area in Illinois as a result of heavy rains and flooding on Aug 19 Thompson said applications for the low interest loans for physical damage may be filed through Dec 1 with SBA representatives and for economic injury until the close of business July 2, 1979 THE Furniture Hospital CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 5 REPAIRING & REGLUING Larry & Jim Seymour 815/459-0653 FRAN'S HIDDEN CURL 1212 V I.KII V *> I - omi K H - M.IIK\K\ «ir»-;n l-ioi<> The time has come to experience that ever existing warm 'n friendly atmosphere at Fran s. ^ Jfc ?r^H0URS-- j Monday J 8:00-5:00 \ BP Tuesday Closed 1 Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 8:00 - 5:00 Saturday 8:00 - 2:00 HOME FURNISHINGS Morrt ot Si ' McNENRY CRYSTAL LAKE Amencin D'f< Due To The Success Of Our A HOlIf? QAI Ff Friday, Oct. 13 Last 6 HOUR SALE, We're During It Again! ® n\/UI\ OftLE. 3 PM-9 PM -•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A-** r Residents Of The McHenry Area! Your Telephone May Be Ringing soon to offer you... y^vcee^. SOFA & L0VESEAT GROUPS •Contemporary •Traditional •Early American See Our Red Tag Specials... Prices May Never Be This Low Again! SOLID OAK DINING ROOM Beautifully Crafted by American Drew Many Styles of Chairs. Tables and Chinas to Choose From REDUCED! AIL WOBD GUN CABINET •HOLDS 6 GUNS •TEMPERED GLASS •L0CKABLE DRAWER AND CABINETTE R&. $379.95 NOW *289 95 SOFA SLEEPERS ALL STYLES • Early American • Contemporary • Traditional DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! The McHenry Area Jaycees Family Shopper Gift Book OYER ,N merchandise fo* °m0ly 400 AND serv,ces Look Who's Participating LONGHORN STEAK HOUSE 2 Dinners of your choic® $14.00 STUC S PIZZA 2 Small piizas $5.*0 SPURGEON S DEPT. STORE Hones Undwralls $1*5 MITCHELL BUICK OLDS INC Oil change **.25 THE PIN CURL Conditioner and facial $24.00 RAYMOND S JOHNSBURG BOWL INC. • 6 Lines bowling $4.50 RUSTIC HARBOR RESTAURANT • 2 Dinners of your choice $15.90 OLYMPIC SKATEBOARD Skateboarding 4Park entries M.00 IRENE SCULLOM KNOLL-6 Luncheons 4 6 Dinners $45.00 LONG JOHN SILVERS • 6 Fish and fries > .$11.04 BOB S COLORS • Trim brush 4 mini picture frame $*.*• WONDER LAKE TRUE VALUE HARDWARE - 2 Keys duplicated $1.40 TWIN PUDDLES MINIATURE GOLF 2 Games miniature golf $2.00 TWIN PONDS DRIVING RANGE 2 Buckets balls $3 00 LEE & MARY S LAKESIDE INN 3 Dinners of your choice $31.50 McHENRY FIRESTONE 2 Wheels balanced $10.00 ACE HARDWARE 4 Keys duplicated M M OSCO DRUG Gift check **.00 HAPPY JACKS 2 Subs & 2 Double dips W.J4 COAST TO COAST STORES Wallpaper paste 4 rinse N Voc Rental $7.44 MCHENRY FLORAL CO. • 2 Plants W.00 NATURE S CORNUCOPIA Package of tea 12 00 La VICHYSSOIS 2 Dinners of your choice $25.00 GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER Safety inspection # **-50 UNITED COLOR STUDIO 11* 14 Color Portroit $44.*5 SUPREME MUFFLER SHOP Inspection $3-50 SPINNAKER REEF 2 Dinners of your choice $14 00 LITTLE JOHN S 6 Dinners of your choice $2*.10 RADICOM INC. • SWR check 4 radio check $13.00 ARNOLD PALMER RECREATIONAL CENTER - 20 Pitches. 2 buckets of bolls, orchery, miniature golf PINE TREE SHOP Tropical Fish •' 11.00 McHENRY CAR WASH 2 Von 4 2 Car wash 4 wo* $14.00 B 4 D AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Condenser $1 11 SHAKLEE Pint of Basic H 4 Facial $17.00 MITCHELL AMC JEEP INC - Oil Change HM BARNEY as snug harbor Dinner of your choice $3.00 EATN TYME • Dinner of your choice $3.00 BEN FRANKLIN Pattern W LAKELAND CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Broke inspecion 4 service $27.00 LAKELAND CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Cooling system winterized including onti-freeze $lt.40 HORNSBY Pattern TORKELSON LINCOLN MERCURY 10 Point winter safety inspection $27.50 RIVERSIDE HAIRSTYLING STUDIO Conditioner $4.00 The Gifl Book look* »imilar in your pfrw»nal check book, bach cheek ha* the merchantVname, addre** and the gift the* •re giving. Anyone in ihc family may u*e the check*. All giftn are free except the food *hich require* an equal purchase. For Further Information Phone 344-3626 ALL OAK DINING ROOM 95 SUGGESTED SUM.fS ONLY *1289 •Pedestal Uble-48 attends to 72" •54" chiiu •6 chairs, 4 side 2 arm EARLY AMERICAN SOFA, L0VESEAT & CHAIR BUY NOW & SAVE1 ONE WEEK ONLY! REG. $1595 NOW ROLL TOP DESK Beautifully Crafted in Solid Oak •Built-in Light •Files •Drawers •Optional Chair STRAT0L0UNGER RECLINER REG. $289.95 199 95 BOX SPRING I MATTRESS Reg J199 95 SALE PRICE >95 *109 iU J TWIN SIZE BOX SPRING I MATTRESS Reg $239 95 SALE PRICE *139 95 FULL size THER A PEDIC BEDDING SALE QUEEN SIZE BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS Reg J299 95 SAL' PRICE 5179 95 BUY ONE GET THE SECOND ONE % PRICE! GATEHOUSE COLLECTION CASUAL COLONIAL BEDROOM SET -- • i» 11 i •All wood •Triple dresser *Chest •Queen size headboard •Mirror We predict this design is going to become the most popular in the land Style is casual and friendly. Pieces feature soft, "worn" edges, full return bases no' usually found at this price) and elegant top moldings Woods are solid oak oa* veneers and setected hardwoods. Woods wear a rich brown, beautifully highlighted finished and are accented with antiqued brass pulls Loot again at the low price Bargain.! REG. $899.95 NOW *599 95 If'you're a young man, age 18 to 35, and want to STEP AHEAD in your job and community, join Me, Peter Keller, at 385-1114 or if no answer call 344-3626. THE JAYCEES. Call 4618 W. RT. 120 McHen<y, III. 385-8200 19 Berkshire near Virginia 815-455-2370 Crystal Lake 815-455-2371 ntciiKitiev AND CKYKMfl. K A K K Home fturniKhiHii?*