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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY t, 1W There's An Answer (by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale) - Fears Impending Doom Q. I get these feelings of impending doom that last for days. I can thing it is to think that you're on the border of insanity. I want to learn how to help myself, and most of aU, I'd like someone to give me the hope that I can truly overcome my problem. I want to get on with my life and learn how to live instead of Just wri«Hng Thank you for your help. A Your question indicates that you could do with a reorganized and more healthy thought pattern. Anxiety is a mental sickness which irrationally feeds on the idea that something terrible is going to happen. In your case your anxiety tries to convince you that you are "on the borderof insanity." If you were, you could not write such an intelligent question. So we suggest that you imngy or picture yourself as a normal, healthy human being and daily practice acting that way. We have a booklet, Thought Conditioners, that has helped others with fears such as yours and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone wishing a free copy may receive one by writing to us in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. Lover In Prison Q. My question concerns the man I hope to marry. Although we have never seen eachjother, we are both quite sure that God meant for us to be together. He is in prison in another state. Please don't jump to any conclusions yet. He knows that what he did was wrong and has no intention of repeating his mistake. He is very much interested in making a good life with me and the ldds. We write to each other almost every day and are very much in love. I'm not ashamed of his being in prison nor will I ever hold it against him. Why can't people understand that people can fall in love via letterwriting? How do I make others understand that this is real, true and honest love? A. Drop your uptightness about trying to convince other people that you have a true and honest love. You probably cannot change inions, but you can listen carefully to make sure you are seeing facets of the situation. If you feel and the man feels that you can form a romantic attraction via the mail, it is your business and his. We might add, however, that it could be vary dangerous to marry a person you have never seen. You cannot really know a person under those circumstances. Better test it thoroughly after his prison term is over. Husband Tried To Kill Her Q. It has been 36 years since we married. I have taught school, kept house and helped some in the store. While I paid the bills he spent his money on alcohol, women and pleasure. I can name twenty-six women he has been with. Last May I decided to get a divorce, but I didn't tell him. The lawyer told me to take money out of <yir joint bank account, and when my husband found out he came to the house and tried to kill me. This was his fifth try at killing roe. I left home (it's in my name and paid for) and he has locked it with bolts, steel plates, new locks, etc. I did not want to go to court, but it seems as if this is what will happen. It will be a "messy" case. Can you offer me any good advice to use in court? A. Your side of this case, from what you say, appears quite damaging to your husband. Not knowing his version makes it impossible to form a complete judgment We are not lawyers, of course, but if all the facts are aa you represent them to be, you have only to recite them honestly in court A good lawyer can help you. 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. If you would like to talk directly with a prayer partner, call Prayer Line (212) 481-1050. Reduced long-distance rates are in effect nights and weekends. 2J American Legion Auxiliary News UNIT NO. 491 By Pearl Cooper Every year the American country the CARE" program, under the Foreign Relations program. At each meeting of the McHenry Unit No. 491, Foreign Relations chairman, Ruth Mrachek, passes the CARE box, and the money collected is sent to CARE. The America# Legion auxiliary-Care program, "Help Young Minds Grow" will repair or construct as many classrooms as possible in the provinces of Ancash and La Libertad, in Peru. THe auxiliary units will provide roofing materials, window frames, varnish, reinforced steel bars, paint for walls and blackboards, door locks, glass for windows, doors, cement and other supplies. In May, 1970, an earthquake devastated northern Peru, killing and injuring thousands of people, leaving 100,000 homeless. Among the buildings destroyed were 7,000 classrooms. At one of the meetings Sandy Fuller, who was in Peru through the American Youth Exchange program of McHenry Community high school, gave an interesting and informative program with films and a display of her souvenirs. PAGE 3 - PLAINnFALER - FRIDAY. FEB1 Your Recipe Could Be Chicken Contest Winder County Conege To L BIRTHS HOSPITAL NOTES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Recent admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included from McHenry: Peggy Borzewski, James Wegener, Frederick Kusptis, Master Thomas Oeffling, Janie Biederer and Edythe Frazier; from Wonder take: Thaddeus Gorski, Rufus DeWitt, Dawn Burns, Regina Gagen, Anna Seaton and Tillie Felgenhauer; from Island Lake: Linda Jones. HARVARD HOSPITAL Walter Freund of McHenry has been admitted as a patient at Harvard hospital. The Difference There was a man who called a spade a spade until he stumbled over BINE VERS "Return unto me, and / will return unto you, saith the Lord of hosts. 1. Through whom was the above statement made? 2. To whom was it made? 3. For what is the author's book in the Bible best known? Aamrs It Bilk V«u 1. Malachi, Old Testa­ ment prophet. 2. To the children of Israel, and also to us today. 3. Malachi 3:10. which begins, "Bring ye all the tithes into the store­ house MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Sunday's child...the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Druml of McHenry born Jan. 26 Snakes and snails and puppy dog tails at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Micklevitz since the arrival of a son Sunday, Jan. 2« ...AND BABY MAKES THREE Happiness is...the new baby daughter of Joel and Peggy Motel of McHenry. Tamara Lynn, the first child of the couple, arrived at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Wed­ nesday, Feb. 1, at 12:33 a.m. The little miss weighed in at a dainty 6 lbs. 2 oz., measured 18 inches, and is fair with blue eyes. Delighted grandparents are Mr. and- Mrs. W.T. Peterson of Johnsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Segall of Lake Forest, II. The baby is the great granddaughter of John Ber­ tram of Genoa City, Wis., and Mrs. Bessie Lurie of Encino, Calif. i**« You may have a good excuse for your failure but the world pays cash only for success. • * * * It's always pleasant to receive money from unex­ pected sources to apply to unexpected bills. The chicken you're serving your family tonight could win $10,000 for you in the 1978 National Chicken Cooking Contest. That's the top prise for the best recipe in the 30th annual chicken cook-off to be held July 26 in Tampa, Florida. An additional $10,000 in prizes will be shared by four runners-up. Anyone may enter, accord­ ing to the National Broiler Council, sponsor of the con­ test, and there's no limit to the number of recipes you may submit; Juet write your name, address and telephone number on each and mail before the April 1 deadline to: Chicken Contest, Box 28158 Central Station, Washington, DC 20005. Recipes will be judged on four basic pointst taste, ap­ pearance, interest and sim­ plicity. Chicken is the o . ly required ingredient and a whole bird or any part or parts may be used. Total preparation time (including marinating, boning, etc.) should not exceed three hours. Recipes should be written for approximately four servings. Fifty-one finalists, one from each state and the District of Columbia, will receive a trophy and an ex­ pense-paid trip to Florida for the national cook-off. A panel of nationally-known food experts will be the judges. The contest is one of the nation'8 oldest cooking competitions, dating back to 1949. There's almost no limit to the number of different ways chicken can be prepared. Let your imagination take over and come up with an entirely new dish. Or send in the recipe that is your family's favorite. An example of a creative way chicken can be served is "Pizzaria Chicken" (below). Try it, then start thinking of your own best recipes. 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W?3lov®53ov9YouFoHttiniw EVERY SATURDAY-SUNDAY & MONDAY PRIME RIBof BEEF AU JUS Special s5" Includes: Our famous Mod Bar, Choke off Potato, Soup or Tnmntn ktlem Mini laai of liead and luHsr • VIIVHIV #VI%Ui IVWVI ivvn Wl WWW WW •VIIWI • TRY OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR AT LUNCH MON. thru FRI. LONG MB STEAK HOUSE DENTURE WEARERS! DENTURES CONSTRUCTED! Replace tooth in denture. *15.00 (each additional tooth) 10.00 Repair most cracked dentures. 20.00 Reline Dentures. 50.00 FOX LAKE DENTURE CLINIC 18 E. Grand, Fox Lake, III. (Just W. of R.R. Station) 512-587-5053 T-TH-SAT. 9to3 # aoM0WD Offer Sign Language may be the next $10,000 prize mnner. Pizzaria Chicken 10 broiler-fryer drum­ sticks 1 cup tomato sauce % cup canned pizza sauce Mi teaspoon dried basil, crushed V4 teaspoon parsley flakes M teaspoon oregano Vi teaspoon garlic salt % cup grated Parmesan cheese Vt cup mushrooms, minced 4 slices (3" x 3") mozzarella cheese Place drumsticks in a shallow baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 375" for about 40 minutes or until brown. In large bowl, mix together tomato sauce, pizza sauce, all the spices and garlic salt. When chicken is browned, sprinkle each drumstick with Parmesan cheese and mush­ rooms. Pour mixed sauce over chicken. Cut mozzarella cheese into strips and place over drum­ sticks. Return to 375° oven and bake, uncovered, about 10 minutes or until cheese is melted and fork can be inserted in chicken with ease. Makes 4 servings. • " " 1 . 1 eajja't •" j College Honors { \ I University Recognizes 5 Area Students Five McHenry area residents were among University of Wisconsin-Whitewater students who achieved academic honors during first semester of the 1977-78 school year. First honors were accorded Cathy Szamlewski of 7819 Oak- wood drive, Wonder Lake; and Deborah Wolf of 2604 W. Lin­ coln road; Mary Johnston of 3803 N. Hillcrest; and Erika Meissner of 2912 N. Wooded Lane, all of McHenry. Cynthia Pflug, 1412 W. Bayview lane, McHenry, earned second honors. McHenry County College is offering a class in sign language for the first time this spring. Instructor Geraldine Whitt and students in the class will do all their communicating using their hands rather than speech. Beginning February 3, the class will teach the hand communication techniques used by hearing-impaired persons, their families and friends. Mrs. Whitt has taught sign language to the staff at the Pioneer Center for the Ex­ ceptional in McHenry and is a graduate of Gallaudet College for the.Deaf. Although she can read lips and speak, Mrs. Whitt uses a teaching technique that requires students to use sign language to communicate as they are learning. - Some signs are common gestures that are already used by people when speaking. ' Signs indicating the letters of the alphabet are taught first, so that students are able & "fingerspeU" words. After learning the alphabet, students progress to signs for specific words and the techniques needed to cortl- municate in sign language. The ability to read sign language done by another person is altfb taught during the class. Instruction will last for sixteen weeks and will meet ih room 108 at Lundahl Junior High school in Crystal Lake on Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Registration for the class fe - underway at the college and may be done in person or by telephone. e e e e More ill health is-, caused by too much food than too little. „ ONE-STOP{ravel service Cheia4M.akes TRAVEL SERVICE S48f W. Bniil. >r mcnmmg Area Code 815 FEBRUARY SPGCIAUi I--SERVED FROM S TO 10 F.M -- TUESDAY LAND&SEAl •WTTSTlMt SPECIALS INCLUDE: SOUP, SALAD, CHEESE & CRACKER BASKET AND RELISH TRAY ROAST PRIME Rl 8f BEEF Ml JUsI BARNEYS$NU6 HARBOR S01 N. RIVER RO. McHiNRY 385-2471 LUNCHEON SPECIALS DAILY 11:39-230 > t i Everybody Wants A Better Car. 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