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Present Puppet Show PAGE 3 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER «. 1*78 Yvonne Alton holds two of the puppets that will be seen in the show, "Rapuneel" from Grimm's F airy Tales to be presented at the McHenry Public library Saturday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. The program is made possible through the cooperation of the McHenry County Performing Arts association and the local library. The puppets and theatre are being furnished by the McHenry Shores library which has been working to stimulate its community, and especially its children, in Literature. A small charge will be made for the show. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Grandma Sez . . . Back t ' me ol ' rockin' chair, an' ruminatin' on th ' problems o' th ' day. among which, seems t ' be th one issue that ' l l affect th ' status o' women, all o 'er th ' United States, th ' ERA vote in th ' Senate This granny hopes it won't go through, an' it worries me mind t ' think o' what th outcome '11 be, in th ' future Short­ sightedness, on th ' part o ' most, who advocate it . may affect th ' l ives o ' th ' female population, in ways they ne'er imagined Seems all they think of is that they hope t best th opposite sex If women, th world o 'er, would begin t l ive as (Jod an' Nature intended, as th ' superior sex. able f rear th ' young wi' high ideals, o ' which mankind is capable, th ' world d be a better place t day But. somewhere along th' way. a large number o' th ' "Better sex, ' ' ha' lost sight o' th' role they play in th' scheme o' livin' on this earth Women ha' th' power t' change th' world, an' it ain't by tryin t' outsmart th ' men Women can bring 'emselves down t ' th ' level o ' th ' male sex. wi ' their lack o' foresight This ol ' lady fears th ' results, not f ' r th ' misled generation o' today, but f ' r all th innocents, a growin' up. an those t ' come Certain laws could be made an affected, correctin' all th ' laults which contribute t ' th ' unhappy reactions, which trigger th drastic steps o' institutin a change in th ' basic laws, which ha' protected women wi offspring t ' support, these many generations Th' entire society could benefit from women in th' home, 'ttendin' t' rearin' th' young, stead o' jist thinkin' they're a doin' their job, by carin' f'r th' feedin' an' elothin', an' some don't e'en do that. Tots 're on their own. from a gettin' their breakfast t' puttin' 'emselves t' bed, an' most go unwashed, uncared for It used t' be th' minority, as this granny grew up, o' th' younguns, who couldn't depend on "Mom" a bein' on deck, ready f'r 'em, wi' love, open arms, an' homemade goodies, an' they weren't eatin' out o' a box, full o' th' junk they get t'day Put women's ERA back in th' home, t' benefit th' EQUAL RIGHT O' CHILDREN, who ne'er asked t' be brought into this crazy, mixed-up world, anyway. Grandma Radtke SATURDAY OCT. 14th at Turnberiy Country Club FOR THE CELEBRATION!, TAKE A LOOK ...Jackie Allen Fisher, Tappaban- nock, Virginia, shows a peep show, vintage 1926, which will be part of her exhibit at the National Arts and An­ tiques Festival at Park Avenue's 7th Regiment Ar­ mory, New York, from Oc­ tober 14 through the 22nd. Thoti'S Garden Mum Sale Now until Plants are Gone! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on over 80 VARIETIES 8 colors including Bronze, Yellow, White and Red to splash color into your Autumn Garden 4811 N. OAK STREET CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. (V* mi. North of Route 176) Hours: Daily 9 to 5; Sunday 10 to 4 .YES WE ARE OPEN WALK-UP AND DRIVE-UP WINDOWS FROM 8 AM TO 6 PM TODAY (Wednesday, Sept. 6th, 1978) McHenry State Bank 3510 Elm Street McHenry 385-1040 Tiiere's An Answer (by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale) Afraid To Love Q. I was divorced because I felt I'd missed something in being married at such a young age. I know eventually I want to settle down again with a man I can love and trust. Right now I feel I can't love one man that much. Tell me-how do I shake this fear about falling in love? When will I know that when I fall in love I won't want a different man? I have a lot of love to give but this fear may destroy my chances for a long, menaingful relationship. A. Any fear can produce abnormal results in a person's life. Therefore it would seem advisable fonyou to work on eliminating fear of any kind. Learn to live a fear-free life. Practice being happy, wholesome, outgoing. Get your thoughts off yourself; then you will be conditioned to meet a man whom you can love and trust and who will love and trust you. We have a booklet, Overcoming Anxiety and Fear, that may help you, and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone wishing a free copy may write to us at Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. Doesn't Need or Want Closeness Q Two days after our divorce my husband and 1 got together again. The other woman had jilted him. The first few months home he was so sweet and loving and then he got to where he didn't want any closeness, sex or otherwise. He doesn't need it or want it. Then he stopped going out. Says his partying days are over. I still enjoy these things, and if I want to go he says, "go ahead". What do you think is wrong? A. The problem could be either with you or with your husband or with both of you. You ought to give that fact some very serious thought. Could be your husband is a natural-bom baby who never matured. Maybe he just wants you to be a loving mama who will let him have what he wants when he wants it. Some men subconsciously marry a mother figure rather than a wife. Mrs. Peale wrote a book called The Adventure of Being a Wife in which she has a chapter titled "Study Your Man". Perhaps your local library would have a copy. Many women tell me this book helps them improve their marriages. Spreads Gloom Q. My daughter says she has nothing to be happy about, and I just don't understand. She attempted suicide five years ago and almost succeeded. She's divorced and seems to think a happy marriage would solve all her problems. She is so negative and depressed that people try to stay away from her. I know how they feel. It makes me feel depressed to be around her. How can I help her? A. Sounds like your daughter is pretty mixed up, and we suggest you try to get her to have counseling from a local pastor or perhaps a psychiatrist. It could be possible that she is suffering from abnormal depression, and in that case she needs specialized treatment. A happy marriage is not at all likely in her present condition. She can never find happiness until her attitude changes. If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peale to BIRTHS 1 BIRTHS Welcome Second Son Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ellicson, 2003 N. Sherman drived, McHenry, welcomed a second son, Adam David, 7 lbs. 12 ozs. He was born Aug. 30, in McHenry hospital, and has an older brother, Andrew, waiting for him at home. The maternal grandparents are Mr. nd Mrs. Alfred E. Klapp. of N. Plainfirld, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Ellicson, of Libertyville are the paternal grandparents Blue Booties Mr. and Mrs. Paul A Hawk. 2031 Stonelake, Woodstock, are the proud parents of a son. James Richard, born Aug 31, in McHenry hospital The 7 lb 8'/<2 oz. baby boy has a sister, Becky, at home, who is three years old Mr and. Mrs Richard Westphaln of Crystal Lake are the maternal grandparents, and the paternal grandmother is Mr. Mae Hawk, of Pomeroy, Ohio. HOSPITAL NOTES MC HENRY AD MISSIONS: Starr San­ chez, Clarence Hen- drychs.Steven E Stach, and Susan E. Wirch, all of McHenry; Kathleen Vargo, of Algonquin WOODSTOCK ADMISSIONS: Ernest * Reinwall, Miss Stephanie Broederdorf, Mrs Deborah Acred, Mrs Astrid Cun­ ningham . and Wayne Simca, all of McHenry HOSPITALIZED Earl J Miller is recovering from heart surgery in Rush P r e s b y t e r i a n - S t L u k e ' s M e d i c a l c e n t e r . F r i e n d s m a y write to him at the center. 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