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I PAGE IK - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 19- C Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 Candidates In' 'Shores "Ready For Your Vote Election time is upon us. The date for voting for village of­ ficials is Tuesday, April 19 Candidates for Tuesday's election are Judy Moore, Vic Lawson. and Mark Weiler who are running for trustees of the village board Running for the position of -village clerk is Linda Luerssen Voting will take place at the village hall annex. 3211 Beach drive Polls will He open from 6 a.m. to 6 p m Give these candidates a vote of confidence and exercise your right to vote BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Tiffany Luerssen who celebrates her fourth birthday today, April 13 And Bonnie Jo Pinkonsly has her sweet sixteenth birthday. April 14 ^ On April 18 Walt Lawson reaches that all important age of 21 vears old And Debbie Tibbs becomes a grownup 18 years old. April 18 April 19, David Alton celebrates his birthday. Congratulations and best wishes to all of you and may you continue celebrating bir­ thdays for many years. REMINDERS The Shoreline club meeting and make-up demonstration is Thursday. April 21. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. and demonstration at 8 p m. The bi-yearly newsletter from the village president on behalf of the village board has been mailed to all residents. If you have not received your copy, contact the village hall May is Mental Health month. Volunteers are needed to help in the fund drive in the village Chairperson for this drive is Linda Luerssen If you are interested in helping with this, contact Linda at the village hall. Raising children is whittling m petrified wood. 65,000 Miles Of Use- Follow 10 Commandments Apple Tips Try serving an apple stuffing with pork dishes Or, cook apples in margarine, sugar and lemon juice as a" go-with meat and poultry dishes Combine apples with sweet potatoes in a casse­ role Serve apple wedges and cheese for dessert Dip apple chunks in cheese or chocolate fondue When baking apples, fill the centers with brown sugar, cinnamon and raisins Top with a marshmallow during the last few minutes of baking The average person walks 65,000 miles in a lifetime, usually neglecting and abusing his feet until they become painful Therefore, it should come as no surprise that more than 85 percent of the population will at some time have a foot problem. To ^id in preventing problems, says Qj-. Philip R. Brachman. president of the Illinois College of Pediatric Medicine, there are ten sh^ple foot health tips that people should follow. They are: 1) Wash your feet daily with soap and water. 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Regularly 36.95 Delivers up to 420 cold- crank amps of power. exchai Light utility battery, reg. 33.95,28.88 eich. inge Save 22c Wards dirt-trapping spin-on oil filter. Reg. 1.88 Helps protect -m your engine's I working parts. BreatherfUter .... 1.49 CHARGE ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS WITH CHARG-ALL /VU )MI( ,( )/\AI K V We'll get you rolling right. l'lV ̂MII FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Moo. thru Fri. 8:30 a jzl to 9 p.m. Sat. 8:30-5, Sun. 12 Noon - 5 Crystal Lake 105 North weal Highway Route 14 Phone 459*6450 FREE PARKING 2) Rinse soap from your feet thoroughly. ^ 3) Blot your feet dry with a towel, especially between the toes. 4) Cut nails longer than the tip of the toe. If you have trouble reaching your nails or if your eyesight is poor, seek professional help from your doctor. 5) Wear shoes that do not pinch your feet. 6) Change socks daily. 7) Do not go barefoot in your shoes -- always wear socks. 8) Dust foot powder on your feet and in your socks daily. 9) Do not attempt to "trim"' corns and calluses yourself. This may lead to serious in­ fections. Corns and calluses are often signs of extensive foot problems. 10) See your podiatrist promptly for all foot ailments. Preventive medicine .is as important in podiatry as in other areas of health care, says Dr. Brachman, who is chief administrator of the college's non-profit foot clinic, the largest in the world. As a special service in observance of the approaching Foot Health week, the clinic will offer free foot screening examinations Monday through Friday, April 25-29. he stated. Anyone wishing to have his feet examined may visit the clinic, located at 1001 North Dearborn street, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The clinic is regularly open those hours to patients seeking treatment for foot disorders. Further information on the free foot screening program or the clinic may be obtained by calling 664-3301. WHO KNOWS! 1. Define conundrum. 2. Who first flew in an airplane over Antarctica? 3. Who discovered New­ foundland? 4. When is Easter? 5. What are the earliest and latest dates on which Easter can fall? 6. What was the original indebtedness of Great Britain to the U.S. arising from World War I? 7. Who was President Buchanan's wife? 8. Who was Secretary of the Navy under President Nixon? 9. How much electricity did the U.S. produce in 1975? 10.When did Maryland ratify the constitution? Answers To Who Knows 1. A riddle whose answer depends on a pun or play on words. 2. Hubert Wilkins. John Cabot, 1497. April 10th. March 22 and April 25. $4,802,181,641.56. He was a bachelor. 8. The Dept. of Navy be­ came a branch of the Dept. of Defense created Sept. 18, 1947. 9. 1,999,680 million kilo- watt-hours. 10. April 28, 1788. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. DR. AM) NORMAN VINCENT PEALE Therefe on Answer! by Norman Vincent Peafe and Ruth Stafford Peale A new feature by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and his wife, Ruth Stafford Peale. offering guidance with everyday problems will be published for readers of the Plaindealer beginning next week. Dr. Peale, the noted clergyman, speaker and author of the best-selling The Power of Positive Thinking, and Mrs. Peale. who is also widely known for her writing, lec­ turing and leadership of religious ^organizations, have joined in preparing a column entitled There's an Answer! offering practical advice on a 'ariety of subjects ranging rom over-exposure to television to sexual promiscuity and rebellious teen-agers. The column will provide an opportunity for readers of this newspaper to write to Dr. and Mrs. Peale for suggested solutions to their own problems. In making the column available to this newspaper. Dr. and Mrs. Peale said that through the years they have received thousands of letters seeking advice, personally and through the Foundation for Christian Living in Pawling, N.Y., which distributes Dr. Peal's sermons and other writings throughout the world. Although every one of these letters has been answered, the Peales said they know that there are many others who are troubled but who may never write a letter or seek help of any kind and yet would welcome words of guidance. In order to share problems and suggested solutions with as many people as possible, Dr. and Mrs. Peale agreed to collaborate on the new column. Where the questions warrant, they plan to consult with ap­ propriate authorities in the helping professions psychiatrists, psychologists, pastoral counselors and the like - for guidance in preparing the answers. Public Views Sought On Marketing Quotas The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently asked for public views and recom­ mendations concerning the need for marketing quotas for the 1978 crop of wheat. Under the provisions of basic legislation (The Agricultural Adjustment act of 1938, as amended), the secretary is required to determine whether or not marketing quotas should be in effect for the 1978 crop of wheat If the secretary determines that marketing quotas are needed, then he must announce the national marketing quotas and acreage allotment by April 15. If the Secretary proclaims quotas, a referendum of wheat producers must be held not later than Aug. 1. Two-thirds of producers voting in the referendum must approve of quotas for the program to take effect. The Agriculture and Con­ sumer Protection act of 1973 suspended the provisions of basic legislation for the duration of the act. However, this legislation expires with the 1977 crop of wheat. New farm legislation will be considered this year which, if enacted, could meet any decision on wheat marketing quotas. In 1973, a similar situation arose and a national wheat marketing quota was proclaimed on April 13, 1973, when a referendum was an­ nounced. A special Congressional resolution stayed the referendum and a new farm bill was enacted Aug. 10, 1973. Prior to making a final decision on marketing quotas and acreage allotments for 1978, USDA will give con­ sideration to views and recommendations received from the public. These com­ ments must be made in writing and submitted to the Director, Grains, Oilseeds and Cotton division, USDA-ASCS, P.O. Box 2415, Washington D.C. 20013. All written submissions will be available for public in­ spection during normal business hours in the Office of the Director, Room 3741 of USDA's south building. Me Nervous? Upon entering the room a woman recognized the celebri­ ty who was to address her group. He was pacing madly back and forth. "Are you always nervous before you make a speech?" she asked. He replied, "Nervous! Why, no, I never get nervous." Then she asked, "Well what are you doing in the Ladies' Room?" MCC Offers Self-Help Seminar At West Campus "He made me angry. She caused me to get depressed. They are responsible for n*y unhappiness." Have you ever told yourself these things or had such OZRZSfi A SOLAR ENERGY COMPANY SOLAR FURNACE Auxiliary Horn* Heating System Cut fuel bills with free heat from the sun. Economical, pollution free • Fits both new and existing homes • Dependable as the sunrise Available now for immediate installation % Distributor: Crest Solar Heating & Drying 8630 Lyons Des Plaines, II. 60016 (312) 127-1211 thoughts? If so the "Robot or Rational Human Being" seminar offered through McHenry County college is for you. The seminar will be held on two consecutive Mondays- April 18 and April 25 from 7 to 10 p.m. Topics covered will tielp individuals understand and deal more successfully with their negative as well as their positive feelings and behavior. The facilitator will be Ted Graves, psychiatric social worker for the McHenry County Family Service and Mental Health clinic. The location will be McHenry high school-West. Starting Friday, Apiil 15, and continuing the following three Fridays, Ted Graves will lead a "Rational Self-Counseling" seminar. Rational self- counseling is a combination of ideas and tools which with your practice can help you overcome problems in your daily life. The emphasis in this seminar will be on skill training and per­ sonal problem solving. This seminar will be from 1-3 p.m. at the McHenry County college campus. Registration for these seminars must be done in person at the campus between 8:30a.m. to 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information on these seminars call the collge. • It Figures More than 28 billion checks are written in this country each year.