The Daily Leader from Pontiac, Illinois • Page 10

Ann Landers Answers Your Problems Dear Ann Landers: I have read the comments about rude salespeople, waitresses, telephone operators, etc. I wonder if they comp complainers realize how they come across to others? I've encountered many snippy salespeople and an equal number who are friendly and considerate. The same goes for bank tellers, parking lot attendants and cashiers. I've discovered that most people ract to the way I treat THEM. If I've had a bad day I have a tendency to be abrupt and impatient.

People react to my impatience and I get treated the same way. So I concentrate on being pleasant, no matter what kind of day I've had. Before long I notice that my attitude is contagious. When I encounter rudeness I say to myself, "Maybe he is having a hard time." I've never met a person whose life is 100 per cent trouble-free. Have Daily Leader, Pontiac, 111.

Page 10 May you? Foreman In Flint Dear Foreman: Your letter embodies a philosophy so simple it seems unworkable. But it does work, and it is the never-failing key to compassion. Dear Ann Landers: My husband is a professional man in his late 40s. Throughout our marriage he has always been HOU A50UT SORE THROATS OR HOW A30UT CUT RN6ER5 ANP 5KINNEP KNEES i CAN'T! IF OUR TEAM 15 6 SIGMACH-ACHESi OiARU SE A HARDLY KNOW WHAT TO MAKE THIS MOTE IT PgOP R.V." IT'S MY CHRISTMAS CLUB DEFOSrr THIS MOUTH I CAMT AFPOPD CASH THIUK IT W6BRAMP DO MOU REALIZE -AMD LESS HAPPV FOR MAV BE GOOD FOR YOUR PR- HARD-WORKING TAXPAYEKS IT WORKED, DOC-' SHE'S ON HER WAY THAT'S THE LAST CONNECTION! KUaC ON BOARD AND WE'LL SHOOT IT BACK TO exceptionally kind, considerate, and highly moral. Several months ago he suffered a severe heart attack.

Today he is a different person. I irritate him and the cildren irritate him. He demands our devotion, yet he rebuffs us, goes off by himself, is sullen and moody, and, worst of all. he has now insisted that we join a couple-swapping group. His doctor treats the "change" casually and says, "Be patient." He doesn't know about the latest demand.) I love my husband dearly but 1 can't cope with his new personality.

In his present state of mind I'm afraid to suggest counseling. Yet our whole marriage is dissolving. What can I do? Mrs. Desperate Dear Mrs. Go back to your husband's doctor and give him ALL the facts.

Your husband has undergone a serious personality change. A neurological examination would do no harm and it might cast a new light on the situation. Dear Ann Landers: I have two children under four years of age. When we go visiting they know they must not touch anything unless they have permission to do so. I wish other mothers would do as much for me.

I'm tired of moving plants from the sun-catching window sill. I'm exhausted from wisk- brooming cookie crumbs out of the sofa cushions. I'm weary from keeping an eye on my good ashtrays and figurines and say, "No, no. Mustn't touch." Don't these mothers realize they are being unfair to their children when they fail to teach them respect for the property of others? Imagine growing up thinking that everything within reach is all right to play with! The little ones are not to blame. They only know what they are taught.

But they are the ones who suffer from the lack of discipline not their mothers. They are thought of as ill-mannered nuisances, and people hate to see them coming. You've dealt with this problem before but it could bear repeating. Please? Where's The Rubber Cement? DearR.C.: I agree, it's worth saying again and again. I've also said that discipline is a special kind of love.

A mother who cares about her children will take the time and expend the energy. McDowell KATELL IS THE XEFSZEE IS ITVOBS NOT LOOK IKE HE WILL THKEE! 7 HE SURE HAS MAN, SILLY i A CLUBB IS A ONE SOLID RIGHT HE GIVES 1 PIP THE ME THE QUIT RCKlN' OVER TH' MERCHANDISE UNLESS YER GONNA BUY SOMETHING BUM'. AU. DESIST IN YOUR PEFAMATION1 1 HAVE MONEYl KNOW, NAeiV, VOD'WE TURNED OUT TO BE A PRETTY NICE GUV. 1 I'D LIKE TO MAKE A ON THIS ONE! THOUGHTFUL-, AND SWEET.

1971 Tu US PH 01 CAREFUL-- SOU'RE PUeHING BACK TO UNBRIDLED VIOLENCE- Warranty Deeds Charles H. Purdum and Emily E. Gibb to Leif N- Rian and wife, joint tenants. Lts. 5 4 6 BZ7, North Addition.

Fairbury- Carl and wife to Fairbury Stone Pt. SE Cor. Sec. 6-26-6. Peter Andrew Ford and wife to William L.

and wife, jc4ot tenants, Lts. I 2. exc. W. 120' of sd.

Lts. Bl, Bourland's Addition. Pontiac and exc. E. of 12.

Carl A. Franzo and wife to Peter Andrew Ford and wife, joint tenants. NEVi Pontiac. Forrest Milk Products Co. to Thomas J.

Rieger. S. SO' L6 B15. Forrest. Correction Deed.

Tbomas J. Rieger to Eidoo J. Steidinger and wife, joint tenants, (Property same as above.) Harry V. Lenz and wife to Terrance Smith and wife, joint tenants. Pt.

Us. 2 3. Caldwell and Johnston's S-D of pt. Ws-s Sec. 15-28-5.

William Fitzpatriek and wife. etal. James Fitzpatrick. Lts. 13 4 14.

B28. Donald Fitzpatrick and wife to James Fitzpatrick, Lts. 13 14, B28, OdeU. Joseph Fitzpatrick and wife. etal.

to James Fitzpatrick. Lts. 13 14, B28, Odell. Lucille Schore and husband to James Fitzpatrick. Lts.

13 14. B28. OdeU. Albert A. Fialko and wife to Gregory L.

Melvin and wife, joint tenants. Pt. Sec. 1-30-3. Irvin L.

Nagel and wife to Marvin Elston. Pt. SWV4 Sec. 5-26-7. Fairbury N.

H. Builders. Inc. to Robert E. Murray.

L14 W. 15' L15 B23. Fairbury. Henry James and wife to Neil C. Bach and wife, joint tenants.

Ll, Prairie View SD. which is pt. of SWfc SVi'Vt Sec. 14-28-5. Lura P.

Wade to County of Livingston. Pt. L4 of frl. Sec. Ben J.

Zehr and wife to County of Livingston, Pt. SWVz Sec. 35-26-6. Ben J. Zehr and wife to County of Livingston.

Pt. SWVi See. 35-26-6. Maurice Steidinger and wife, joint tenants Gary Baize and wife, joint tenants, to Gary Baize and wife, joint tenants. E.

10' L9 Bl. Patton's Addition. Fairbury. Dunteman Co. to Ruth Bauknecht.

Pt. SEV4 See. 20-28-4. Ruth Bauknecht and husband to R. W.

Dunteman Pt. SWVi Sec. 20-28-4. Jerold M. Reis and wife to Ronald Duane McDonald and wife, joint tenants.

L2 Ifft 2nd S-D of pt. SEVi NWVi Sec. Jack E. Lawrence and wife, joint tenants to William M. Sullens and wife, joint tenants.

Lts. 8 9. Ifft S-D of pt. Wte SE NWy 4 Sec. 10-2H.

William M. Sullens and wife to Deanne M. Roy and husband, joint tenants, Lts, 3. 4. 5 B3.

Marsh's Addition, Fairbury Shirley C. Tyler and wife to Harland C. Tyler and wife, joint tenants, Wfe NEVt Sec. 11-30-8. Harland C.

Tyler and wife to Shirley C. Tyler and wife, joint tenants. NEVi Sec. 11-30-8. Murtle F.

Perkins to James N. Story and wife, joint tenants. L2 N. J. Steidinger Addition, Fairbury.

John R. Marsh and wife, joint tenants, to Terry W. Belousek and wife, joint tenants, LC, Bartlett's Re-s-d of pL B15, Boies and Wuman's Addition, Chatsworth. Rose C. Clements to Wessel Eden and wife, joint tenants, L6 NH L5 B8, Continuation to North Addition.

Flanagan. Nixon vs. Congress McDOWELL Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Flurer of near Chenoa, Mrs.

George of Fairbury; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flurer and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Flurer and family of Gridley; and Gale Flurer and children of Downs, spent Mother's Day with Mr.

a'nd Mrs. John Ruble and son Jimmy of Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Ruble are moving to Tampa, Fla.

Mrs. Florence Morrison and Mrs. Clara Ramseyer had Mother's Day dinner at a Pontiac restaurant. Mrs. Richard Ruff, Mrs.

Linda Brown and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas and family, Bill Blankenship, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Hill and daughter, Chenoa; Mrs. Gloria Anderson and daughter of Houston, had a potluck supper with Mrs. Olga George of Chenoa, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Ramseyer and son Jammie of Joliet and her mother and grandmother, Mrs. Lois Welsh and Mrs. Paul Carmon of Kankakee, visited Mrs. Clara Ramseyer Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neubauer and sons of Morton had Mother's Day dinner with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neubauer.

They also celebrated Charles Neubauer's birthday. Miss Linda Barnes of Charleston spent the Mother's Day weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Barnes. Sunday guests were Miss Jeanne Barnes and Greg An- druskevitch and Ms parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George An- druskevitch of Springfield. They all visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes in Pontiac and had supper at the Country Club.

Mrs. Percy Smith and Mrs. Bessie Busing had Mother's Day dinner with her daughter, Miss Peggy Busing, in Normal. Mr. and Mrs.

Quentin Diemer and Tom and Tina, Mrs. Pearl Ripsch, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tronc and family of Rockford, and Miss Elaine Tronc of Bloomington, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Tronc of Saunemin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bard and Mr. and Mrs.

Ken Lorenzes of Hemet, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Diemer and family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schiebers and family of Danvers and Lewis Ruff of Chicago had Mother's Day dinner with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruff. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ruff visited her mother, Mrs. Minnie Tinges, who was 96 years old Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ziller, and Mrs.

Gertrude Ziller of Weston had Mothers Day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ziller, Sunday. OASSfftfD Personals WIGS: Full service. 8 a.m.

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CRAFT Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) In a of strength amid Watergate iisclosures, President Nixon is jsing his ultimate veto weapon a classic constitutional struggle to keep the Senate irom gaining new power over nis budget bosses. A bill vetoed by Nixon Friday abolish the jobs of Office 3f Management and Budget Director Roy Ash and Deputy Director Frederic Malek, substituting two similar posts requiring Senate confirmation of presidential nominees--a new 5tep for OMB appointments. Congressional opponents of the legislation said it would be unconstitutional and would set a precedent whereby Congress would remove executive officers by means other than impeachment by the House and conviction by the Senate. The bill's congressional backers claimed OMB has become a powerful agency playing a key role in impoundment of funds approved by Congress and any would-be director and deputy director should be subject to Senate confirmation. The Senate is expected to pass the bill over Nixon's veto but the President's backers in the House maintained they have enough strength to keep the measure from becoming law over his protest.

Nixon said the congressional power to wipe out an office "cannot be used as a back-door method of circumventing the President's power to remove" an officer appointed by him. The measure was returned to the Senate, which passed it 73 to 19 May 3, with Republicans casting all the opposing votes. The Senate is expected to muster a two-thirds majority needed to override the veto. A Senate leadership source said action may be delayed until after the Memorial Day recess. If the Senate votes to override, the measure would go to the House which passed it 229 to 171 May 1, with 164 Republicans and seven Democrats on the losing side.

The winners were well below a two-thirds majority. There was some speculation that Watergate has weakened Nixon's command of congressional faith in his appointments to high office and this might boost Democratic chances of an override by the House. But Republican loyalists maintained that confirmation of budget officials is not an issue of wide appeal and thus they could hold forces in line. A primary reason for enactment was to enable Ash to be questioned about his activities as head of Litton Industries, a conglomerate with millions in federal military contracts. Legal Notices CLAIM NOTICE State of Illinois, in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Livingston County In Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate of Richard Alan Leigh, Deceased, No. 73-P-99. Notice is given of the death of Richard Alan Leigh, of Pontiac, Illinois. Letters of Office were issued on May 8, 1973, to Rebecca Leigh, executor, R. 3, Pontiac, Illinois whose attorney's name and address are shown below.

Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letter of Office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims must be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court at the Court-house in Pontiac, Illinois and copies mailed or delivered to the executor or administrator and to his attorney. Dated May 1973. (Seal) Wilbert F. Henkel (Clerk of the Circuit Court) ProTempore Law Offices of Sidney E.

Smith Attorney for Estate 107 West Water Street Pontiac, Illinois Telephone (815) 844-3152 Legal Notices CLAIM NOTICE State of Illinois, In the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Livingston County In Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Kathryn L. Brydia, Deceased. No. 73-P-93.

Notice is given of the death of Kathryn L. Brydia, of Pontiac, Illinois. Letters of Office were issued on May 16,1973, to Helen B. Smock, Executor, 300 Hagans Road, Elmhurst, Illinois whose attorney's name and address are shown below. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letter of Office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period.

Claims must be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court at the Court-house in Pontiac, Illinois and copies mailed or delivered to the executor or administrator and to his attorney. bated'May 16, Seal Wilbert F. Henkel Clerk of the Circuit Court ProTempore Herr Herr Attorneys for Estate 103 North Main Street Pontiac, Illinois Phone (815) 844-7128 Waldo NEW CLAIM NOTICE State of Illinois, In the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Livingston County In Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of J. W.

Albrecht Correspondent WALDO Sunday the Meadows Home will observe its Margaret 50th 'anniversary at 11 a.m. on No the south side of the home if the weather is favorable. Rev. R. L.

Notice is given to all persons that claims may be filed againt Hartzler will speak. At 12:30, the Estate of the above-named the old fashion conference decedent on or before Monday, dinner with steam cooked food July 1973. with the aid of a threshing Dated May 17, 1973. engine will be held. Donovan Seal Wilbert F.

Henkel Gardner, administrator of Clerk of the Circuit Court Evenglow Lodge in Pontiac, ProTempore will speak in the afternoon. A Thompson Strong i OT fo tree will be planted. William Yordy celebrated his birthday Friday May 18. He is a resident at the Good Samaritan Home in Flanagan. Vernon Yordy has been dismissed from St.

Francis Hospital in Peoria and is staying at the home of a Attorneys for Estate St St phone PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Changes in Schedules To Patrons of Commonwealth daughter in Peoria. He plans to Edison Company, be back to his home in Flanagan Commonwealth Edison in a few days Company hereby gives notice to The Waldo Church was the Public that it has filed with responsible for the program at I Umois Commerce Com- the Good Samaritan Home missiol Mav 1973 Wednesday proposed changes its rates, Park of Flanaean classifications, rules Mrs Cliff Park of Flanagan and regulations electric and Mrs. Herman Lehman public utflity service in all Qf attended spring com- areas in the state of I1Unois mencement exercises at the ser ved by the Company except University of Michigan at Ann areas anc i around Lincoln Arbor recently. Mrs. Parks' and Albion.

granddaughter graduated with Such changes involve and a master's degree in social would effect a general rate in- work. She visited with relatives crease, including increases in in Flangan for a few days. charges in the rates and riders Cline Jensen graduated from for residential, commercial, Robert Morris College and his industrial and governmental mother, Mrs. Darlene Jensen, customers. Certain changes in Mrs Paul Koeller and Mrs.

terms and conditions of service lona Staker attended. and provisions of the rate Mrs Floyd Hartzler spent a schedules are also being few days in Denver, with 1 ftf have returned home and spent anyVsin'ess Sunday in Waldo. Company. parties interested in this matter or who desire further information with respect to these changes may obtain formation with respect thereto WASHINGTON (AP)- Rob- dther directly 2 ert C. Seamans Jr.

has resign- company or by addressing the ed as secretary of the Air secretary of the Illinois Corn- Force. merce Commission in President Nixon announced Springfield, Illinois, 62706 Seamans' resignation on Tues- COMMONWEALTH EDISON day. He said it was with "deep COMPANY regret" and appreciation for Seamans' "outstanding public By Hubert H.Nexon service" that he accepted the Senior resignation. Resigned.