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PAGE 10-PLAINDEALER--WEDNESDAY. MAY 25. 1977 ThereV on Answer! by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale Faith When Things Go Wrong? Q. God took from me the only man I've ever loved and I've had cancer and lost my left leg. How does one believe that things will turn out right? It's already too late! How does one go on thinking positive thoughts? How? I wish it were that simple. It's easy to believe when things go along well in your life, but when things seem to build up from childhood from bad to worse-it isn't easy! I wish I had that unquestioning faith! A. We agree that iNs easier to believe that things will go well when they are going well. But faith was made, not just for easy going, but to be used when the going is tough, really tough. Now. let us correct you, in all kindness. God did not take the only man you ever loved. He died of one of the ways in which men die. And likewise your physical problem; God did not do that to you either. Always remember it is never too late to rebuild, even if the rebuilding is terribly difficult. Our suggestion is. start seeing an improved condition. Believe that God is helping you. Believe that you have the spiritual power to create a better life. Nobody has a completely unquestioning faith. Just take what little faith you have, like a grain of mustard seed, for example, and know that "all things are possible to him that believeth." We have a booklet. Try Faith and Watch What Happens, which has helped others with questions such as yours, and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone reading this column who wishes a free copy may write for one. Address your request to Dr. and Mrs. Peale, Box 500. Pawling NY 12564. Desperate To Lose Weight Q I am desperate to lose weight. I've tried but to no avail. I am four-feet, il-inches tall and am overweight about 20 pounds If I eat proteins or take vitamins I gain weight. If I don't eat anything all day I still gain. What I want to know is, why is this? I'm very heavy, and I don't feel good when I am this heavy. We have an exer­ cise wheel, and I get on it. I also have a rower exerciser, and I also bend over touching my toes. etc. Would you please tell me what to do about my weight? A. Maybe your problem is worry. Oftentimes people eat compulsively to compensate for feelings of anxiety. If you don't eat anything all day and you still gain, possibly it is because you eat too much the next day. You can lose weight if you will do two things: Get that desperate feeling under control by conquering your worries. And reduce your intake of food. P S. (from Dr. Peale) I know what I am talking about in regard to the latter, for I took off 35 pounds. And what's more- kept it off. So can you. Get your doctor to help you. He's ex­ perienced and can give you moral support. Boy Friend Divorced, Living With Ex-wife Q. I'm 20, never been married but I've got a little boy. I've been dating this guy for six months. But here's the problem. He's been divorced for about a year and a half, and now that we're getting serious about each other his ex-wife came back into his house where she is now staying. She wants him back. He says he can't ever take her back but needs time to tell her he doesn't want her. He won't let me call the house, because he doesn't want her to know about us. He says he doesn't want to lo6e me and God knows I can't or don't want to ever lose him. I love him, nd I don't know how long I can go on like this. It hurts so much. What else can I say or do to tell him it's either her or me, now or never? A If this man hasn't got what it takes to tell his ex-wife that he doesn't want her, it probably means that he is not sure that he doesn't want her. He doesn't need any time to tell her. All of which indicates that he likely does want to take her back-or that he really doesn't know what he wants at all. You might be better off to let this indecisive man go, and look for a good, steady man who will know for sure that he loves you. (Perhaps you would like to find an answer for yourself to a problem that you can share with others in There's An Answer! If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peale to discuss in this column, write to them in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564). Planning A Picnic? °foE A*P... 8REATGRILL ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except a? specifically noted in this ad. Rib Ey6 St6flks BONKLtts lb. $2^ Strip Steak "?NNE T. *2" Boneless Rib Steak L. '219 BRATWURST MILWAUKEE STYLE LB $1^' CCKRICM Smoked Sa usage "M 0"T. *1" Boneless Strip Steak WE WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 8 am to 4 pm 1 Boneless Sirloin Steak FOR PEOPLE ON THE MOVE ALL UP STORES NAVE AN 'EXPRESS LANE" CHECKOUT STAND F0I SHOPPERS WITH I ITEMS 01 LESS. OPEN FULL TIME We r e kMping our AtP "Express larto" checkout stand open avsry hour your A*P Store is open You'll never be frustrated by a long line when you need )ust a few items You'll get AAP's Famous Quality and Selection with Low Prices plus The Fastest Checkout Service going PEOPLE, PRIDE AND PRICE IT TAKES ALOT TO MAKE A FOOD STORE GREAT kVf RE WORKING AT IT' V . ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN Boneless Beef Roast on SIRLOIN TIP AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH ZlGGY S DELI Boneless Pork Roast Chuck Steak PORK BUTT BLADE CUT LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. $339 $239 $138 $109 89c VIENNA Top Round Roast $1 A&P Canned HAM Si LIMIT ONE PLEASE FRESH POUND $2.58 HALF POUND 429 POUND $1 98 HALF QQr POUND Hormel Hard Salami Creamy Potato Salad Whitemeat Chicken Roll 99c Vienna Corned Beef POUNO Casing Wieners SKINLESS AUSTRIAN'S Ground Beef FULL SHANK HALF Ham FULLY COOKED MEATY SPARE WATER ADDED LB. Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns Nabisco Oreo Sandwich Cookies PKGS FROZEN FOODS I N X M l ' . y f I • 1:11 ISPtzZ - V\- 9-OUNCE TWIN BOX ANN PAGE •TAB •FRESCA APPROX. 72% LEAN 5-LB. PKG. LARGER JANE PARKER 15-OZ 16-OZ PLUS LB. 2 TO 3 LB. AVG. SUPER RIGHT BEEF Beef Rib' Steak SHORT CUT n John's Pizza Slices: CHEESE 16-OZ. SAUSAGE 18-OZ. DEAN'S FROZEN BIRDSEYE DEAN'S FROZEN Cool WhipCQe Pop Bars QQ 9-OZ. BOWL YG *SMGFL»FVOBS VV Ore* Ida French Fries CRINKLE CUT Sara Lee Pound Cake 2 P K G 79c Ann Page Lemonade CONCENTRATE ie-1/2-OZ. *139. Dean's Ice Milk FLAVORS 1 CTNAL 5 can's '1®® Outdoor fiuppCg HuulqutttEM MULTI POSITION EACH $ ii" Metal PatioTable 19 IN DIA. EACH S199 Bar-B:Q Grill C"6STL,N£ PORTABLE ™ $g99 CRESTLINE 10 IN. X 17 IN. Hibachi Ekco Bar-B-Q Tools ASST. Gotham Ice Chest „c» *6®9 «c» uoo EACH Gotham Gallon Jug Gotham 6 Pack CHEST Vinyl Garden Hose BRASS Garden Hand Tools DOUGLAS Garden Sprinkler EACH »2" »CH *100 INCH 50 FT COUPLINGS $2^9 79c MELNOR XQ79 OSTILLATING EACH DECORATED OR FIESTA VivaJumboTowels 53c EACH CREAMETTE'S Elbow Macaroni 5-vU00 ASST COLORS Scotties Facial Tissue 2 So" si00 •KOSHER SPEARS Vlasic Pickles : ™,c 69c BATHROOM Family Scott Tissue 4 69c JUICY RED Hawaiian Punch ts 53c REYNOLDS Aluminum Foil Wrap 11 IN WIDE CO/* 37-1/2-FTROLL U3V CONTADINAs Tomato Sauce 3^.U°o BAND AID * LANCE SO CT ALL WIDE 30 CT • SO CT SHEEM c A LARGE • SHEER ALL WIDE 30 CT ASP REGULAR ^^.oz OR MENTHOL CAN I'® ^ § /. HEALTH & BEAUTY Bandages ; Shave Cream Twin Blade Suave Shampoo A&P Deodorant CARTRIDGE A*P 15c OFF LABEL 5-CT. PKG 16-OZ • TL REG 7-OZ CAN A4P Cotton Puffs 99c 59c 69c 66c 69c 59c cgfr FRESH FLORAL DEPT. ASSORTED Hanging Baskets INCH pOT EACH $8" GREEN Foliage Plants INCH CA« EACH GREEN Foliage Plants INCH pOT EACH $1«9 LIQUID DISH Deteroent 22-OZ LIMIT UNSWEETENED-A&P Grapefruit CANS Daffinitions Waitress: woman who thinks money grows on trays Hell: Even if you lick it out of the enemy, war still is. Time: the one thing that doesn't fly when you try to kill it Sewing circle: place where more men are darned than socks CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. We've Got All the PAGE 11-PLAINDEALER--WEDNESDAY,MAY 25, 1977 FlYI AC YOUU I IAN 13 NEED ICollege Honors teWJCATIONAfc) lihii'lL A&PMeat Wieners 1-LB. PKG. 2-LB. PKG. *135 40 Fryers " -- ^OR BOX-O-CHICKEN BOX-0-CHICKEN CONTAINS .3 BREAST QTRS *3 WINGS *3 LEG QTRS #3BRE ,3 NECKS »3 OWLETS CUT UP FRESH FRYERS QUARTER POUND Beef Patties FROZEN 4 FOR ARMOUR STAR Boneless Ham 4 TO 8 LB. AVG. FRESH PICNIC Pork Roast LB. LB. MEAT ITEM PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., MAY 26 thru SAT., MAY 28,1977 GRADE "A" 5 TO 9 LB. AVG. Boneless Rump OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED *"' LB. Fresh Turkeys GRADE "A" 18 TO 20 LB. AVG. FROZEN Self Basting Turkeys LAND OF FROST Chunk Bologna OSCAR MAYER WIENERS OR Beef Franks LB. 1-LB. PKG. FRESH U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED Fryer Legs M TYSONS ROCK ' Cornish Hens 99 COUNTRY STYLE WITH BACK PORTION ATTACHED 25-OZ. SIZE U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED BULK TURKEY Drumsticks LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. gk Sf AVAILABLE ONLY IN LIQUOR LICENSE A&P STORES STROH'S Beer GORDONS 12 CANS Vodka SEAGRAMS Wines CANADIAN WHISKY QUART FIFTH BTL. FRANZIA CORKFEST • FRENCH COLOMBARD • ZIFANOEL • CRENACHE ROSE • RUBY CABERNET FIFTH BTL. $289 $389 $549 $119 DAIRY DEPARTMENT 1 ( Gallon MILK 1% DEAN S & OR SPINNEY RUN AND OR A&P LOOKFIT DARI COUNTRY MILD Cheddar Y FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES |RED RIPEf Whole • • mrnmm • Watermelon OR ^ COLBY S CHEESE LB. 11 TO 13- OZ SIZES BODINES-1/2-GAL. BTL Orange JUICE ^ DRINK 2 'J00 Orval Kent Potato Salad MUSTARD OA MAYONNAISE SIZE ^1^^ Onion Dip DEAN s FRENCH ™ 59c Margarine Cottage Cheese A&P 24-OZ. CTN. IMPERIAL 1-LB. CQR QUARTERS PKG. 99 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. MAY 28, 1977 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. Delicious Sweet Pineapples California Avocados LARGE Red Delicious Apples Valencia Sweet Oranges Golden Delicious Papayas Sweet New Crop Peaches LB. 25c Fo„ '100 GREAT FOR COLE SLAW INHANCE A SALAD WASHINGTON Q LB S119 STATE 3 BAG #i 4 BAG LB. Qreen Cabbage Crisp Cucumbers Red OrG reen Leaf Lettuce Egg Plants Collard Greens, 69c New Fancy Red Potatoes L» $119 EACH 69c GREAT FOR FRYING TURNIPS OR MUSTARD GREENS LB. 19C 5 FOR U00 LB. 49c LB. 39c 3 LSS *100 lb. 25C Green "Peppers EXTRA LARGE TREAT THE FAMILY SERVE STUFFED LB GREEN PEPPERS 39 0 Chicken TWIN LAKES LIMIT THREE PLEASE FROZEN Open Pit SAUCE-ASST. FLAVORS 18-OZ. Hellmanns Mayonnaise PEOPLE, PRIDE AND PRICE CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER •V00DST0CK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. IT TAKES ALOT TO MAKE A FOOD STORE GREAT W F »£ W O R K I N G A 7 I f ' NEW HOURS McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY . . 8 AM TO 7 PM i Local Youth Earns Degree, Loras College Lawrence Huck, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huck, McHenry, received a Bachelor or Arts degree at the Loras college commencement exercises Sunday, Mary 15. Former United States Senator and Presidential Candidate Eugene J. McCarthy addressed the graduates and received a honorary doctor of Letters degree from Loras college, Dubuque, Iowa. Mr. McCarthy represented Minr\e§ota's Fourth district in the U.S. House of Represen­ tatives for 10 years, beginning in 1949. His work in the House included efforts to aid migrant workers as a member of the Agriculture committee and work for tax reform as a member of the Ways and Means committee. He also chaired the Special Committee on Unemployment Problems. Father Anthony Lang, professor of Philosophy at Loras college delivered the homily during the Bac­ calaureate Mass Saturday, May 14 in the Church of Nativity, 1225 Alta Vista street in Dubuque. The principal concelebrant of the Mass was the Most Reverend Francis J. Dunn, D.D., auxiliary Bishop of Dubuque, a 1944 graduate of Loras college. The 138th commencement exercises were held in the Rock Bowl stadium on the Loras campus. AWARDED DEGREE A bachelor of fine arts degree, cum laude, was awarded to Nancy L. Van Kanegan of 7104 Mohawk drive, Wonder Lake, when Illinqis Wesleyan university held commencement exercises Sunday, May 15. McHENRY GRADUATE Lynn F. Tomlinson, 2S05 N. Martin road, McHenry, was the recipient of a bachelor of science in Nursing degree (magna cum laude) from the University of Evansville during commencement exercises Sunday, May 15. DEGREE APPLICATION Betsy Ann Hamm of McHenry filed an application for a bachelor of science in education degree at New Mexico State university. Students who completed requirements for graduation were honored at com­ mencement exercises May 14. CONSUMER GUIDELINES Can't Ask Government regulations now make it illegal for prospective employers to ask certain questions of job applicants. For example, you cannot be asked: • Your maiden name or your father's surname if you are female applicant. • Your marital status mar­ ried, divorced, separated, widowed or single. 11"*} *<> • Who lives with you. • How many children you have, their ages, or who will care for them while you are at work. • Whether you own or rent your residence. • Whether you have ever had your wages garnished • Whether you have ever been arrested. A plugged or leaky radiator can moan costly rapairv, a •poilod vacation. Hava us cloan and repair your radiator. 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