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«£> PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALF.R - WEDNESDAY, JULY 26.1978 * FUN FOR FUNDS - The country home of Carolyn and Don Hetch was the setting for a trip back into yeaterday. Many area couplet gathered to enjoy an old fashioned box lunch social held to raise money for Marian Central high school. Besides the auction of beautifully decorated baskets of food, the couples enjoyed hayrides and country dancing. PHOTO BY C. KANGAS There's An Answer (by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale} Feels Bewitched Q. I must be bewitched. Although I don't really believe in witches I must be. The world has fallen on me. My wife ran away with another man. I got fired from a job I held for 19 years. Then my son ran away and got married and I haven't seen him since. Now I can't hold a job because of depression and a useless feeling. I've loat my home and most of my money on cars and car wrecks. Lost my driver's license for six months for driving under the influence. Tomorrow will probably bring some bad news because if I didn't have bad luck I'd have no luck at all. A. You are not bewitched. Your trouble can very well be that you are constantly expecting some bad thing to happen and therefore you actually stimulate such unhappy results. TTiere is a deep tendency in human nature to become precisely like that which we imagine ourselves to be. The projected image can be either destructive or creative. It is possible that you have allowed a series of bad breaks to condition your mind to expectation of more of the same. Expectation produces in kind. You'd better try to become a positive thinker. And you can if you want to badly enough and if you really work at it. In the hope that it will help you in your efforts, we are placing you on our mailing list to receive "Creative Help for Daily Living," a monthly mailing of inspirational literature. Anyone who wishes a free copy of this publication may write to us at Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. Believe Him or Forget Him? Q. My friend is a first lieutenant in the army. He calls and sends me cards but never writes a letter. He claims he has a lot of responsibility. Should I believe him or should I forget I ever knew him? A. We believe you should take him as he is. He just doesn't like to write letters. If you want a boy friend on the basis of whether he writes letters, you had better get that type. Praying for Death Q. At the age of six year I was sexually abused by a teenage neighbor. For 20 years I have been living with depression. I feel inadequate, cheap, dirty and worthless. This depression and traumatic incident is destroying not only me, but also my marriage. I've gone back into praying for death and wanting some peace from my ghosts. Nobody will listen to me.So where am I? I'm loat, confused, tired and afraid; but most of all-alone. A. You seem to do a pretty good job of psychologically analyzing yourself, but not such a good job in healing yourself. Of course you are not "inadequate, cheap, dirty and worthless." You are simply thinking the wrong kind of thoughts, and those thoughts, being unhealthy, increase your personality sickness. It is stupid to pray for death; but very smart to pray for life. You can live a healthy, happy life at age twenty-six if you start thinking that you can. Forget the past and walk away from it. 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 12SA4. 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. HOSPITAL NOTES McHENRY HOSPITAL Recent admissions to McHenry hospital who requested that their names be published included from McHenry: Randy Jackson and Thomas C. Wilson; from Island Lake: Sharon Kujak MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Recent admissions to Memorial hospital. Woodstock, included from McHenry: Vivian Gundlach, Deborah Green. baby Stephanie Kloeckner, Lorraine Raven. Delta Lunkenheimer, Theresa O'Halleran, Albert Weingart, George Brda and Virginia Kamp; from Wonder Lake- Master Jim Jerls and Donald E Berlin. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mrs. Stella Raycraft of McHenry was recently ad­ mitted as a patient to Harvard hospital MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER WEEKENDS Worldwide Marriage En­ counter is offering two weekends in August for the Fox Valley area: Aug 4-6 at the Aurora Best Western motel and Aug. 11-13 at Resurrection center, Woodstock For in­ formation and reservations, call Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston at 815-338-8511 TEXAS VISITORS Former McHenry residents, Raymond and Valerie Wisniewski and daughter. Heather, of San Antonio, Tex , are visiting friends and relatives of McHenry during the month of July Their two- week stay includes visits with Mr and Mrs Bernard Wisniewski of Country Club subdivision, Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Miller, and Mrs Esther Karbin, all of McHenry, in addition to many former acquaintances rra sire w em SATURDAY JULY 29th BARGAINS EVERYWHERE! FREE ENTERTAINMENT ON THE STREET REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Sponsored By McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce Anthony Dias Blue Tearing salad greens, rather than cutting them, is the best way to prepare them. Try to make the pieces easy to eat in one bite. Cut the meats and cheese into slices, and then into slivers about 11/2 inches long and 1/4 inch wide. These are called Julienne strips. The dressing for this salad goes well on most salads and can be made in larger quantity than is called for in this recipe. Use a vegetable oil such as peanut oil and it will keep for weeks outside of the refrigerator. Refrigeration tends to make it cloudy which doesn't impair the flavor, but makes it difficult to pour. r Chefs Salad Degree of difficulty: Moderate Time: l/t hour Ingredients: 2 quarts of salad greens (mixed varieties or all the same) 2 hard boiled eggs, " chopped pound Swiss cheese, cut into strips pound boiled ham, cut into thin strips pound chicken breast, cooked and cut into V4 Vi Vi Servings: Four to $ix Cost: Inexpensive thick slices white bread tablespoons butter large tomato, peeled and cut into eighths ounccs tarragon vinegar teaspoon salt teaspoon powdered dry mustard ounces vegetable oil clove garlic, minced teaspoon freshly ground black pepper teaspoon dried tarragon thin strips • Wash and dry the greens, then tear them into small pieces. Combine in a salad bowl with eggs, cheese, ham, chicken and tomato. Toss to mix well. Refrigerate. • Cut the crusts off the bread and spread each side of each slice with butter. Cut into squares and saute in a skillet over medium heat until brown. • In a bowl or glass jar, mix the vinegar, garlic, salt, pepper, mustard and tarragon. Let stand for a few minutes. • Add the oil and shake vigorously to combii^ • When ready to serve, sprinkle the crisp bread croutons over the salad and pour about Vt cup of the dressing over the greens. Toss well to combine. Serve. A Consumer Service from the CYAN AMID Agricultural Division. McHENRY HOSPITAL TUESDAY'S CHILD McHenry grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Biederer, announce the birth of a grand­ daughter, Shannon, born Tuesday, July 18, at McHenry hospital. The little girl, weighing 6 lbs. 9 oz., was welcomed by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lynn of 147 An- tares Circle, Round Lake, and an older brother. Paternal grandparents are Carol Crawford of Los Angeles, Calif., and John Lynn of Medina, 111. IT'S A BOY! Mr. and Mrs. Gary Macari of 420 Stratford court, McHenry, are being initiated into the role of new parents by Robert Joseph. The fir3t child of the couple made his debut Wed­ nesday, July 19, and hospital records show a birth weight of 7 lbs. 5V4 OZ. Delighted grand­ parents include Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hayward of Plainfield, 111., and Mrs. Julia Macari of Peoria, 111. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Sugar and spice and everything nice with the Wednesday, July 19, arrival of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bishop of McHenry. "It's a boy!" born Wed nesday, July 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Truszkowski of McHenry. Blue prevails at the Wonder Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. EdWaq} n'rwwny»ii sinre the birth ofatSaby boy^ETtday.^uly 21. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sigman of Wonder Lake are the parents of an infant son born Saturday, July 22. A new baby girl born Saturday, July 22, is welcomed tp the Wonder Lake home of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gvozd- jak. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parth, Jr , of McHenry made her debut Saturday, July 22. NEW TITLE The title of new parents came with the Sunday, July 16, arrival of Sara Beth Lemke, the new infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs David Lemke of 1521 N. Seminary, Woodstock. The little miss weighed a ladylike 7 lbs. 6 oz at the time of her arrival at 10:05 a.in., and measured an even 20 inches long The happy news was welcomed by grandparents, Mr and Mrs, William Haag of Johnsburg and Mr and Mrs. Arnold Lemke of Woodstock She is ine greai granddaughter of Mary Adams of McHenry The baby's mother is the for­ mer Mary Jo Haag of John­ sburg , TWO OF EVERYTHING Everything is coming up in pairs at the Wonder Lake home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Grace with the arrival of twin boys Monday, July 17, at Northwest Community hospital, Arlington Heights Hospital records report the arrival time of Andrew Robert at 8:51 a m. and Brian Thomas at 8:52 a.m. Andrew tipped the scales at 7 lbs 2oz. with Brian checking in at 5 lbs. 6L/2 OZ. Big brothers Christopher, 3 years, and Bradley, 18 mos., round out the predominately male household Grandparents include Mrs Ethel Joswiak of Schaumburg and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grace of Rochester, N Y Delight great grandparents are and Mrs Steve Lehma\ t.: Chicago and Mr and Mrs Larl Grace of Holiday. Fla FIRSTBORN Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schmitt of 1217 Rolling lane, McHenry announce the birth of their first child, a baby boy born Wed­ nesday, July 19. Jason Michael weighed in at 6 lbs 10 oz at Sherman hospital He is welcomed by grandparents, Mrs. Frances Schmitt of McHenry and Mr and Mrs John Sanders of Richmond His mother is the former Cathy Sanders of Richmond FATHER S NAMESAKE Joseph James was chosen as the name for the new infant son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Etten of th 1 -- mciicia y at ma un ui 1 nui suay , July 6. The baby boy arrived at 1:57 p.m. and the hospital records show a birth weight of 7 lbs 2 oz and a measurement of 20' 2 inches on the ruler He is the first child of the couple and is welcomed by grandparents. Mr and Mrs Frank Gende and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Etten, all of McHenry. His great grand parents are Mr and Mrs John Thennes of McHenry The baby's mother is the former Jean Gende of McHenry spurgeon's Hurry in and Shop During'Our Family Coat Sale and Save Ladies! Reg. $27 to $66 coats are 21.60 to 41.60 if you hurry and act before August 6! Take advantage of big selec'ons and pre season savings on every pant coat and long coat in our stock Ski coats, nylon parkas, warm wools, PVC leather-looks, cuddly plushes and those popular plaids m trimmed and untrimmed models to take you everywhere in style Misses. Juniors and Half- sizes . They re ready for you now' Men s Outerwear, reg. $12 to $35 -- save 20° c ! Why wait til it's cold and settle for what s left7 Shop now and have the coat or jacket you want and all at i whopping 20°o off1 See all our snorkels, parkas ind sheepherders Denims, corduroys, nylons in sizes S.M.L.XL or 36 to 44 All Boys' and Girls' Outerwear 20% OFF See and save now on coats and jackets for boys and girls in all sizes Here, just a few1 For Her -- a shiny nylon satin jacket or a brightly striped hot dogger with cozy warm linings in sizes 7-14 Regular $18 each, now just 14.40. For Him -- a football parka with his own exclusive emblem or a snorkel coat with cozy lining Both in sizes 8-18 Regular $19 each, now only $15.20. Also in sizes 4-7 Regular $16. now 12.80. \ * • 109 161* • ..... mwi Beauty Salon 385-4520 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 10-5 4400 West Route 120 McHenry, III.