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L sraseiA MONTH OF s'ytTfa T OCTOBER ONLY U^P( y . MODEL HP MOWER LIST BUY FOR 5118 16l«i 42" '2250.00 '2150.00 mt m «54U0 awwtlwwr fr *50.00 k 6111 18TW» 40" m00 *2705.00 aai itt a 36" saowthmnr' FRII r 7116M 16 40" '4250J0 *4100.00 Mi (it a 'Regular Price '560.00 • 'Regular Price fiame mounted PTO vacuum collector >660.00 "t FULL SERVICE SHOP & PARTS DEPT Ross Bis Sales 1801 Rt 120 1 mi east of McHenry 344-0822 McHenry Man Appears - In Popular Musical PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER U . IMA Talented Dave Lindquist of McHenry has joined the cast of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum", Townsquare Players annual musical to be presented in November. Lindquist has done many shows in the area including "Kiss Me Kate", "The King and I", "Man of LaMancha". This past summer he appeared as Bernardo in McHenry County Youth Theatre's production of "West Side Story". His favorite role was the lead in "Pippin", where he showed all of us his superb talent in dancing. "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" will be presented Nov. 7, 8,9, 14, 15, 16 21 and 22 at the Woodstock Opera House. There is a special senior citizen price for Friday and Sunday performances. Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8:30 p.m. Sunday performances commence at 6 p.m. All seats are reserved. Tickets may be obtained at Woodstock Opera House (in the square), 121 Van Buren street or by calling ticket reservations at 338-5300. Qf WU Fi*0 MI9TAK*$ < V , * T M » * f V f U t A T l O N , ̂ r - P l C A S E C O H S W t * T H A T T M R Y THf* I Foe a *¥•***f. w* 0 U 9 L I*N foVL « v«r t r*w€ , AUO to rn* . A lUi t y* VOOK9* L \ fOtL \ 4 '$ rAK* * • ' ' VN PLAN ARTS-CRAFTS SHOW-Board members of the Northland Area Art league, Inc., plan for their annual Arts and Crafts show, "Winter Dimension VI". From left, they are Joyce John of McHenry, Kathy Dulen of Fox Lake, Mae Frederick and Elvi Milck of Woodstock, Virginia and Ted Kleinfeleter of Crystal Lake and Steve Vannlce of Fox Lake. The show will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31; noon to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1; and noon to 5 p.^Sunday, Nov. 2 Many artists and artisans will be exhibiting some of their best work, whiclf includes wat- ercolors, oils, ceramics, drawings, fibre arts, scratch board, photography and jewelry. The show will be held at the Nature center, 330 N. Main street, Veterans Acres, north of Rt. 176, Crystal Lake. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served. The McHenry Plaindealer HllWnt flm StrMt (USPS SM-2M) INI McH*nry. Illlnoit MOM MMnatlS-MS-tlT* ROBERT MUSIKfiNTOW. Ph.D. psychologist for the Family Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County fv«ry I fr\4my at McHenry lllinoti Second Clot* Poilaft PiM II McHvnry Ithnou •y McNINRV PUBUSHING COMPANY POSTMASTII: Sand oddrast chanfa* to McHanry Plaindaalar Mil W llm Si. McHenry llllnai* MOM Subscriber! are requested to provide immediate notice of ckonfo ot oddreai to The McHenry Plaindealer Mil W llm St McHenry ||| tOOM A deduction o4 ono month trom the eipirotion o» o (uhtcription will he mode where o chongo of address is provided through the Post OHlco department Larry E. Lund-Publisher \ HiwsnnCl (Editor's Note: This is another article in the Today's Psychology weekly series of especially written articles for McHenry County readers. The topic this week is "Overcoming the Need For Approval II".) In last week's article, I discussed the destructive results that constantly demanding approval from others can have on one's life. Today I will be exploring the core belief which leads people to become approval addicts and I will give some guidelines concerning how to give up this erroneous belief. The belief I am talking about is the idea that your self-worth is based on whether or not people like you. By holding to this notion you give the people in your life incredible power over you. You give them control over your own feelings about yourself becoming a puppet on a string; willing to jump on command in order to Avoid those unpleasant H • ' ' feelings that come from low self-esteem. The antidote to this self- destructive attitude is to see that you do not need to base your self-worth on anything. You are a beautiful, loveable person just because you exist. No matter how you act or what others think of you, you can still see yourself as beautiful. Though your self-worth remains constant, it still makes sense to rate your actions. You can label a particular behavior as being wrong but never make yourself wrong. There is a world of difference between saying to yourself, "I'm really stupid for doing that" and saying, "that was a stupid thing to do, but I am beautiful, no matter what I do or what opinion people have about my behavior." In the first instance, you end up feeling lousy about yourself and your performance most likely x stays, the same or gets worse. The result of the second internal dialog is that you successfully correct the problem behavior and feel good about yourself the whole time. Adele Froelich-idltor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES In McHenry County Outside McHenry County lit M Police Alert We Have Plans For You.. , INFLATION FISHTER SPECIAL ... BUY 1 PACKAGE OF BUY AT WHOLESALE Hearing Aid Batteries Get 1 25% OF PURCHASE PRICE-DOWN PAYMENT (LONGER TERMS AT COMPARABLE DISCOUNTS ARE AVAILABLE). ruff HUTU /AIIBAH WITH COUPON Good thru Wednesday, October 29 SERVICE CENTERHOURS: WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS 1010 5 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT L McHenry Hearing Aid Center | 385-7661J 3937 W. MAIN McHENRY, IL State Bank A FULL SERVICE BANK "A Full Service Bank Serving the Community with Complete Banking Service Since 1906" 3510 W. Elm Street, Lillian Street & Crystal Lake Road and Richmond Road & Pearl Street McHenry, Illinois 385-1040 Citizens Alert bulletins are prepared as a public service by the McHenry County Sheriff's police Crime Prevention section under the direction of Undersheriff Henry Nulle. Burglaries: there were 25 burglaries reported this past week, ending Oct. 17. Of these 15 were to homes, four were to businesses and six were to vehicles. Entry was made in 10 through unlocked doors, four were by forcing locked doors and 11 were by forcing or prying windows. Attempted burglaries: there were four attempts in all to homes -1 was attempted to the door, and 3 were attempted by windows. The most common items taken were stereos, receivers, speakers, turntables, a fur coat, letter openers, paper weights, mens and womens watches, jewelry, rings, cameras, ^ dome lights, color televisions, electric organ, mini computers, cigarettes, liquor, electric typewriter, hunting jacket, shotgun shells, food, hand and power tools, chain saw, microscopes and small scales. The known value of the reported missing items was $10,320.00. The hardest hit areas were areas bordering Crystal Lake, Wonder Lake and McHenry, Harvard, Woodstock and Marengo. Hints and Tips: by the daily criminal activity reports we found the "paper hangers" were back at work. They are the people who write bad checks, the ones that we get back from the bank telling us that the accepted check is no longer active in its account. It could be N.S.F., non-sufficient funds, account closed or not by its maker (forgery). Remember, you pay twice when you accept the bad check. Know your endorser, get a telephone and credit card number and a vehicle license plate number, if possible. Traffic Hints and Tips: - We have investigated 1,706 traffic accidents with 20 fatalities so far this year, don't become another one, slow down. Halloween is fast approaching, lets all pay special attention for the children's sake. r-=iaaHa=-l 15th Anniversary Sale! October Auto Loan Special 5,000.00 LOAN (36 Month) THIS GIVES YOU A 126.06 CREDIT LIFE SAVINGS OF 216.56 ACCIDENT & HEALTH 1,121.90 FINANCE CHARGE CAHA9 6,464.52 TOTAL X 1 12.83 ANNUAL INTEREST RATE 36 at 179.57 MONTHLY PAYMENT We will finance a new automobile with an ANNUAL INTEREST RATE of 12.83 for 36 months after a down payment of cash, or trade in epual to 25% of the purchase price, plus full payment of sales tax. Phil Oeffling, (Loan Officer from McHenry State Bank) & John "Red" Mitchell from Mitchell Buick invite you to stop out and see the all new 1981 Buick's and Oldsmobiles. Phil Oef­ fling is at the dealership explaining the October Loan Special available to Mr. Mitchell's Customers.