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N PAGE 14-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY McCullom Lake 12, 1972 \a 111 he glad to see her up and around soon That flu hug sure ' an put one down and out for a 11ri»« • Mildred Watson 385 3585 li O A R D Vehicle Tags Available At Clerk's Office It's that time of year again The T.I72 vehicle tags can npw t>e pure hased from the Village ( lerk , - Mrs Karen Parks 1'lease don't wait until the last minute, get yours before March The clerk's hours are Tuesday and Thursday from II ,i m to 7pm Saturday hours an- am to 1 p m I'.KI.ATKI) RIRTHDAY A tx-lated happy birthday to Mrs Marge Davidsen, who was HI years old on .ian 1 Mrs bavidson ^iis also presents with a great grand niece, and is t hrilled Another belated happy birth day to Tom NoMorris who is now 2\ years old MKTIIhAYS Happy birthday to Minnie I 'otter whose birthday was on Ian <> 'I ii I >iane I x-ston who will be a older on Jan II To Irene f»roh who celebrated her bir thday on the 11th also A very happy birthday to f'hristine l.uto on the four teenth ANNIVKRSAIUKS Happy anniversary to Koy and i'enny Watson on .Ian 8 A very happy anniversary to .John and Lorraine Boyle on the if>th roNDOLKNCES I>cc|H-st sympathy to the I-rank l.uto family on the recent passing of Mrs Shirley Luto's uncle I.ADIKS OF T II f-; I, A K K Next meeting of The Ladies of the l>ake is Thursday, Jan I ! Kvpry woman in the village is welcome Time H p m at the beachhousc V I L L A ( > K The next meeting will be on Jan 17 Place the beachhouse at 8 [> m COMMENTS Hope everyone is registered to vote There will be a village election coming up soon, we all want to be ready for that one, right" CONDOLENCES The village residents were saddened to learn of the death of Victor Howe, who passed away on Jan 7 Mr Howe was Police Magistrate for the village-, some years ago. T) he %Votx & Cli i n i c (, E T W E L L S|x-edy recovery to Mrs Irene Sales, sure will be good to see her driving again To Koy Zody, we also pray for a speedy recovery Mrs Harr iet McNamara was feeling poorly for a while, we ON A Ol UOMB LOM TKtRC 15 L/TTli <JV HO lKj*H v/umtui WHM up 7o 7Ml*n VMK6 To pAr • Tommy needs to .learn the secrets of emotional control Otherwise, he may become an adult temper tantFum brat, like the famous surgeon described below And his wife may get a divorce for physical as well as mental cruelty So will you mothers PLEASE teach your kiddies how to vent their emotions correctly" By Ceorge W Crane, Ph D , M I) CASE L-544: Tommy D., aged 7, is a high strung child "I)r Crane," his worried mother began, "Tommy flies into terrific rages at his playmates when he doesn't get his own way. "I have tried to teach him to control his anger But my husband says a female columnist recently urged kiddies to be allowed to kick the furniture as an emotional outlet "Which one of us is correct7 And what else can I do to help Tommy dissipate his rage7" EMOTIONAL SECRETS Both Tommy's daddy and his CARPETS-RU inventory clearance sale and double Green Stam -COUPON- > DOUBLE H GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON „ on purchases from stock GP?EEN STAMPS Double S H (jrp^q !>tamp coupon offer expires January 20, 1972. Limit one coupon |>er customer, please . c c w c k s s c C O U P O N - K not retroactive. 45 ROLLS Of NYLON AND POLYESTER SHAGS Designed for long wear and compatibility in any QQ decor. Choicc of beautiful colors. yd 37 ROLLS OF KODEL CARPET Great looking carpet available in sculptured, tip sheared pat terns. Values to _ nr $ 9 . 9 5 s q y d . 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RUGS STORE HOURS: MON.JHURS., FRI. 'TIL 9 ; TUES., WED., SAT. 'TIL 5; SUN. 12 5 200 Washington (Junc.Rts. 120& BIjs. 14) Woodstock, Illinois (815) 338- 1000 worried mother are 50 percent correct in their attitude about emotions. For emotional energy builds up a terrific tension in our nervous system It is much like the pressure in a steam boiler. The latter has a safety valve, which permits the steam to expand itself in shrill hissing But it is wiser to control the outlet of this excessive emotional ire in a better way than merely kicking a chair to pieces' Yet many adults still smash dishes and kick their radio or even the TV set when it doesn't work properly! While I was a surgical intern at Wesley Memorial hospital, we had a top Chicago surgeon, author of a textbook and a professor in our Northwestern University Medical school, who would throw temper tantrums right in the operating room 1 Like many other tense surgeons, he would explode and then blame the nurses when he'd pull too hard on the catgut as he was suturing bleeding vessels The catgut would snap, and then this doctor would bawl out the head nurse, which is a common masculine attempt at buck passing But one day his anger grew so great that he seized an entire tray of freshly sterilized surgical instruments and marched over to the window where he threw them all out. Alas, the window was closed, so he even smashed the glass in doing so! To solve emotional crises with the least tendency to spastic colitis, angina pectoris, peptic ulcers, etc., and to lessen the social friction of/outbursts like this surgeon's, follow these psychological rules: (Ii You can't cerebrate (think) and also emote at the same time so resolutely force yourself to do some mental task Remember the old adage, "Count 10 before you explode in anger?" The mere act of counting is thus a mental act, and so is talking, r (2) Muscular action dissipates emotion, and this includes the vocal cords. Many people "blowtheir top" via a torrent of words (not necessarily profanity) and thus drain off their inner emotional tensions. If you are so irate at bedtime that you can't sleep, then sit down and write a scathing attack on your enemy (but later burn it), for the muscular act of writing also reduces ire. Angry boxers are usually mellowed after 10 or 15 fast rounds, for their calisthenics banishes their rage at each rither. That's why they can calmly put their arms around each other when the decision is announced as to the winner of the bout! Also, take a long walk or sock a punching bag or do 25 push­ ups, instead of smashing plates or kicking the furniture! CD Expand your horizons by assuming you might be dead before morning Notice how your emotional mountains then become mere molehills! For further advice, send for my booklet "How to Control Our Emotions," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, en closing a long stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) That our sons may be as plants grown up in their youth, that our daughters may be as corner stones --Psalm s.CXLIV ,12 Parents never pray, never plan without considerat ion for their •chi ldren. There is ^reat pr ide in the f i rst word, the f i rst step, the f i rst achievement in school. 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