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PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1979 Sharon Nye Elected Lioness President At the regular monthly meeting of the McHenry Lioness club, the following Li­ onesses were' selected to serve for the 1979-80 term: Sharon F. Nye, president; Wanda Boos, vice-president; Vicki Bottari, treasurer; Pat Kollenkark, secretary; Janet DeBaets and Bea Sheridan, directors; Cheryl Heneise, tail tamer twister. Lioness Sharon Nye was also chosen as Lioness of the Year by h<»r her club The club was char­ tered in June of 1978 and is sponsored by the McHenry Lions club. Both of these organizations work to help the blind and hearing imparied, as well as those in need in the community that they serve. For more information on the activities of the McHenry Lioness club, write in care of Post Office Box 292, McHenry. Dancers Graduate The Checkerboard Squares at McHenry saluted their graduating dancers at a party held at Ipdgebrook school April J The new dancers are now eligible to dance at the Square Dance club the first and third Saturdays of the month at the Methodist church in McHenry. These graduates also may travel to all square dance clubs locally and abroad. There's An Answer |l)\ Normsin \ iiirent lYule unci Ruth Stafford IV<il<) Hostility hides fine human being Q. My husband forbids me to have Christian literature in our home, and he does not want the children and me to attend church. He's so against God that he removed his wedding ring and said in order for me to be truly married to him I'd have to stand before the church and denounce my faith. After five years of trouble and physical violence I quit going to church in hope of showing him how much he was loved. It has not helped. I believe under all this hostility is one of the finest human beings there could possibly be, but my physical, mental and spiritual health are low and worn. I ask your prayers and comments. A. Of course, to solve this problem you must analyze your husband's life to find the original cause of his anti-God attitude. Having done so, you are then in a position to try to improve his mental attitude. He has no more right to forbid you, his marital equal, to give up your faith than you have to make him have it. Since giving in to him hasn't worked, don't do it any more. Usually we convince people of the value of religion by setting before them a beautiful, happy spirit, the attractiveness of which they cannot resist. We are sending you our booklet called Spirit Lifters, which may be helpful to you. Anyone wishing a free copy may write to us at Box 500, Pawling, NY, 12564. Something deep down Q. I get the feeling that no one loves me or cares what happens to me. I know better. I know/fnjThusband loves me. But there is something deep down that tells me he don't. I have to fight that for days, and then I can't show him any lj)ve at all. I am afraid if I keep this up I will lose him. When youicnow one thing and there is something deep down telling yoi/different it is a hard battle to fight. I have got to have some help. I love my husband and I believe I would kill myself if I lost him. A. That "something deep down" is a prfound insecurity feeling. Of course your husband loves you. Your insecure mental attitude can probably be traced to some childhood experience, and you should get expert counseling help in ascertaining the cause. Then you can face it and deal with it. In the meantime, one thing you can do is constantly tell yourself that you are a very fortunate woman to have such an understanding husband. Also affirm that you will always have your husband's love. Losing control Q. I have been an accountant and income tax man most of my active life, and I really miss the activity of a mind "that used to was and now not is." I am 85 years old and in fairly good physical condition. My mind is not as sharp and retentive as formerly. It's becoming less and less easy to recall things. Twice a day I take 10-minute exercises to concentrate on the head of a pin, which has helped keep my mind fairly well under control. Am wishing for something to stop my gradual retrogression and would appreciate any suggestions. A. Every part of the human body reacts creatively to exercise. This is no less true of your mental equipment than of your physical muscles. Your pin technique is good. In addition, read all the thoughtful material you can find--stuff that is hard reading. Find someone with whom you can have a really intellectual conversation. Keep your mind working, for it does not need to deteriorate. Evei^thing about yourself that you work, will keep on working, including the mind. We like your question and wish you well. 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 ) 532-2700. Reduced long distance rates are in effect nights and weekends. MARRIA6E LICENSES Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by; Thomas G. Fielder and Ann P. Murray, both McHenry; Donald R. Jenkins and Margaret A. Cadotte, both McHenry, Lawrence P. O'Connell, McHenry, and Diane M. Byrd, Crystal Lake. Robert T. Vrasich, McHenry, and MaDonna M. Hummel, Wonder Lake; Robert L. Barnett and Kathleen Ann Hudson, both McHenry. By humility I mean not the abjectness of a base mind, but a prudent care not to overvalue ourselves. Nathaniel Crew For the first time in history, some 2.7 million service disabled veterans are receiving personal identification cards from the Veterans Ad­ ministration to emphasize their priority in obtaining treatment at VA medical centers and outpatient clinics. PLAN TO ATTEND Litton mircowave cooking school, Tue. evening, April 24 at Chapel Hill ^ Country Club, Limited seating, so register now at... CAREY APPLIANCE 1241 W. Green St. McHenry, II. 385-5500 TonyS. Fu, M.D. announces the opening of his office in Dermatology and Allergy at the Medical Building of Brian Wu, M.D. 6317 Northwest Highway (Route 14) Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 Office Hours By Appointment (Sot. Only) Telephone (815)459-4003 Scene From "Mame 99 Today's Youth Cost Gutting Chicken 'N Noodles' Mr. and Mrs. Steven Allen Lobrillo, St., 3011E. Solon road, McHenry, had their first child April 2 in Lake Forest hospital. Their son was named Steven Allen, Jr. Maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stevens, Omro, Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lobrillo, Conway, South Carolina, are the paternal grandparents. April 5, a girl was born in Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, to Mr. and- Mrs. Tom Smith, Wonder Lake; April 6, a girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mayfield, McHenry. April 6, in Harvard hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Muse, McHenry, gave birth to a boy. AL NOTES E7I WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Richard An­ derson, Henry Scholtz, Mrs. Linda Krickl, Mrs. Marilyn Comstock, George Haack, and Mrs. Nancy Deeringer, all of McHenry; Thomas Murray, Stanley Tobias, Enrique Calderon, Derill Zink, Mrs. Ann Luckey, and Mrs. Constance Waddell, all of Wonder Lake. BY PATRICK DUDGEON Social Security Young Americans should learn early in life about Social Se­ curity. More than likely, the first time you go to a Social Security office it will be to get a social security card. But that's just one service of the office. You can also apply for benefits there. There are more than 1,300 social security offices in the U- nited States. Almost every kind of employment and self employ­ ment is covered by social se­ curity. * * Social security retirement, survivors and disability benefits are paid for based on covered earnings. If you are employed, the contributions are deducted from your salary and your em­ ployer pays and equal amount. If you are self-employed, you con­ tribute a little more than two- thirds the combined employer- employee for retirement, sur­ vivors, and disability insurance. When a person -- young or old -- applies for disability benefits, the people at the social security office should help you obtain the necessary medical reports. See your local social security office for details on how young people are affected by the system -- and what they should know about it. The chicken in this savory main dish can be broiled indoors, or cooked on the outdoor grill now that good weather is here! HERBED CHICKEN AND NOODLES Vi cup butter or margarine 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon pepper % teaspoon rosemary, leaves, crushed % teaspooon each thyme leaves and tarragon leaves, crushed 7i cup chopped onion 2 cups chopped carrot 11 z cups chopped celery V\ cup chopped parsley 3 pounds chicken parts 8 o u n c e s ( 5 t o 6 c u p s ) medium egg noodles <3& Young Tom Wynveen meets his Aunt Mame, left, for the first time after a proper introduction by the boy's nanny. Geri Gausling of Wonder Lake will play Mame andMichele Reining of Crystal Lake, the nanny, in a special segment of the McHenry Choral club's Spring presentation devoted to favorite selections from the popular musical comedy,"Mame". The program will be given in the auditorium of West campus high school at 8:15 Saturday and Sunday evenings, April 21 and 22. Tickets will be available at the door. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD 3 Some say mint on the bedpost will keep mosquitoes from biting at night. Golden Gleams Let thy attire be comely, but not costly. -John Lyly. The soul of this man is his clothes. -Shakespeare. The greatest provocations of lust are from our apparel. -Robert Burton. Clothes ought to be our remembrances of our lost innocency. An attractive ensemble for spring is a soft, polyester print dress with full long sleeves and a sleeveless jacket. Terry stretch material is popular for warm weather play clothes for both men, women and children. Terry rompers, shorts, skirts and beach cover- ups have that comfy stretch feeling. Shops are showing daz­ zling evening dresses in white. The wrap dresses and halter- neck dresses are quite full with narrow midriff tie belts. Melt butter; stir in salt, pepper and herbs. Pour about 5 table­ spoons of herbed butter into large skillet or Dutch oven; add onion, carrot and celery; saut£ 5 minutes over medium heat; stir in parsley. Cover and cook over low heat until vegetables are tender; set aside. Meanwhile, place chicken on rack; grill or broil about 5 inches from heat source until browned and tender--about 45 minutes, brushing chicken with remaining herbed butter and turning about every 10 minutes. Cook noodles as directed; toss with saut£ed vegetables. Turn into serving dish and surround with chicken. 6 servings. NOTE: This chicken may be broiled in the oven indoors, or cooked on the grill outside. The jeanskirt is a must for the junior miss. This new slim, indigo denim skirt has a slit in the back for ease of -Thomas Fuller. movement. BTnHITrm.r.imi xiCTHSHfHSflTfiOTa. i * i * 6th Annual TRRDE FRIR Moke plons to see the products and services in McHenry at the McHenry Trade Foir to be held on May 4-5-6 at Parkland Jr. High 1802 N. Ringwood Rd., McHenry Sponsored by McHenry Chamber of Commerce OiUMM+l+lMMMMd milium I at the Church of your choice On GOOD FRIDAY „s green grass and. warm sunshine begin to push aside the ice and snow of Winter, we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ with jubilation and a sense of ever increasing wonder. .11 over the world families rejoice as they come together in fervent prayer and thoughtful contemplation. We join our good friends and neighbors in proclaiming the glory of this holiest of holidays, and wish them its many blessings. A, you recall that miraculous mora, may you find comfort and inspiration in His message of faith and the promise of' new life to come for all Both Locations of McHenry State Bank will be closed on Cood Friday 12:00 to 3:00 P.M. rv Bank Lobbies & Drive Up Windows will Re-open 3:00 to 7:30 P.M. McHenry State Bank BAN* g0 3510 W. Elm Street Crystal Lake Rd. & Lillian St. McHenry - 385-1040 A FULL SERVICE DANK