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PAGE 20-PLAINDEALER- FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1973 CI XVowty, I inic • Eileen decided it was an im­ possibility to follow Christ's suggestion about loving our enemies. She said she had tried without any success. But when she used the "Compliment dub" strategy, see what happened! It really produces magical results! Bv - George W. Crane, Ph. D., M L ) . CASE H-563: Eileen B., aged 14, is a high schooler. "Dr. Crane," she asked in the forum period following my address to her Sunday School, "there is a girl in my high school class who is my enemy. "She seems to hate me and is always trying to do mean things. "Yet the Bible says I should love my enemies "But though I have tried, I simply cannot love her! "I've prayed and asked my mother for advice, but I just can't love her. "So how can we follow Christ's command about loving our enemies when they con­ stantly do irritating things to us7" r. UN HULY EMOTIONS It is not possible to turn on your emotions just by an act of will power. For example, though you promise me that tomorrow at this very moment you will be frothing at the mouth in rage or trembling in fear or shedding tears of grief, what will hap­ pen? Well, even though you are reminded tomorrow of your previous promise, you cannot experience those emotions just because of your vow to me. No, indeed! Emotions must be evoked or resurrected by the situation in which you find yourself on that later date. So Christ's advice to love our enemies requires psychological strategy. Start with this axiom, namely, that nobody can think ill of you if you have previously shown that you think well of that other person! WHO KNOWS? 1. Define ebullient. 2. Name the Attorney Gen­ eral. 3. For what was Clara Bar­ ton best known9 4. Name the capital of Fin­ land. 5. From whom did Maryland get i ts name9 6. What Russian leader made the statement that reli­ gion "is the opium of i ts people"9 7. When did Custer 's Last Stand occur9 8. How many gallons of wa­ ter are there in an inch of rain over an acre of surface9 9. Which months are most popular for weddings9 10.Is the earth closest to the moon in winter or summer9 Answers to Who Knows •JaiujM'OI •Japjo iBq? ui 'Jaqiua^das Put? 'isnFny 'aunf -g • suo|{B3 SH'LS ^pi 'BUJTXOJddv '8 "9L8I aunf •xjbim IJBH -9 •puBjSua jo 1 sajjBMo jo ajiM BMaiJuaH uaanfr uioJdi -g •i^UTSian •ssojo pay ubo -iJauiv aqj papunoj ai|s '£ •uospjBqoiy ->-j jotna 'Z ^UEjaqnxa "OTjs^isnq^ua *i So join my "Compliment Club," for you can praise an enemy in all sincerity if you pick out some objective trait or merit and then force your grudging compliment across clenched teeth! Maybe your first bit of praise will not change your enemy into a devoted friend. But it will start the thawing- out process, so keep it up. Soon your hated enemy will begin to think you have good judgment. Then the enemy may actually pay you a com­ pliment in return. And this starts the duet of "horn tooting," where each of you toots the other person's horn. All a marriage consists of is an original duet of horn tooters, each of whom tooted the other's horn consistently till a proposal occurred! And this "Compliment Club" strategy is the ONLY way by which you can produce the effect which Jesus urged when he told us to love our enemies. Eileen agreed to try and the next day, being Monday, she paid her enemy a compliment on her naturally curly hair. The girl was too surprised to speak. Next day Eileen praised her enemy's new frock. This time she got a "Thank you." The third day she used the deft indirect method and asked her enemy for some advice. By the end of two weeks, they were on a conversational basis and at the end of a month, Eileen's former "enemy" had invited her to her home for a birthday party. Eileen now had no difficulty in loving her enemy! It merely required deliberate conscious control of her vocal cords in the use of a few sincere com­ pliments. Send for the "Compliment Club" booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents, and launch upon this most valuable experiment in Applied Psychology. ARRIVE ALIVE . . . Lend­ ing a hand to the driving safe­ ty council, Kathy Atkins, traf­ fic hostess at Florida's Silver Springs, cautions, "Slow down and Arrive Alive!" HEARING AIDS Sales & Service Mr. Stoll hearing aid specialist has been serving McHenry for 15 years with an office in this location. An appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged with­ in a couple of hours by calling Rena Schaid at 385- 0125, this office is open every day from 9am to 8pm Mallory, Duracell Batt. & Cords for all makes- Ear molds made to order. 1407 N. Green St, McHenry Yi Block North of McHenry State Bank. 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If you transfer them to pop bottles and mayonnaise jars, you're throwing away important instruc­ tions or warnings on the label and taking a chance on not being able to identify the item when you need it next week. If poisonous substances are swallowed, iiyluce vomiting. How­ ever, this should NOT be done if the victim is unconscious or semiconscious, in convulsions or pregnant, or has swallowed a strong acid, alkali, or petroleum substance. Instead, administer a cup of vegetable oil, followed by milk or water to help dilute the poison and protect the stomach. Seek medical help immediately. 2. Scrub with plenty of soap and wat°r after handling garden­ ing materials to prevent chemi­ cals from irritating the skin. 3. If a pesticide label warns against skin contact, wear pro- tective clothing such as gloves, long sleeved shirt, and long, cuff- less pants when using the mater­ ial. Cover up when painting, too, to reduce the need for washing with turpentine later. 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