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PAGE 14-PtAINDELER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1973 T) he W&ttu CI ituc CHARM SESSION-Marine Festival Queen candidates were in­ formed on hair care at a recent charm course session. Above, George Pedersen is shown styling the hair of one of the con­ testants. Hair care is given annually in the charm course. X Annette's tragedy is duplicated at least 100,000 times during the opening semester of college! And it is due to the most common medical ailment at the university, namely, "campus nostalgia." So vaccinate your children against this hazard, even before they enter kin­ dergarten! Cut mamma's apron strings early! By - George W. Crane, Ph. D.. M.D. CASE M-540: Annette B., aged 18, dropped out of college. "Dr. Crane," her worried mother began, "Anne was a good student in high school. "So she should have carried her college work with ease. "But she was always so homesick that she'd return to visit us almost every weekend, for we live only 100 miles from her college town. "And sometimes she'd delay going back till Monday mor­ ning. "As a result she dropped s behind in her homework assignments and before last Christmas, she was overcut in attendance, so she stayed home and thus lost that semester. "We always thought she was poised and self-reliant bu apparently she couldn't stan on her own feet. "Is that our fault, Dr. Crane?" COMMONEST CAMPUS AILMENT The most common ailment on American college campuses is nostalgia. That means, homesickness! Literally thousands of students drop out the autumn term just like Annette, because they grow restless and inattentive to their books, due to their hunger to be back in their home surroundings. To combat this economic as well as. cultural loss, you I V I 12 Super Discounts All II113 e Have the Wheels and the Deals (185) NEW FORDS AND MERCURYS All Models in Stock TORINOS- MAVERICKS PINTOS & ETC. PICKUPS TOO! CHOOSE NOW! No Cash Necessary! NO PAYMENTS TIL AUGUST After Your Vacation SI YOUR TRADE-IN IS WORTH GOLD! 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That's why our elections have been driving our Republic nearer and nearer to the fatal Kerminus of the great Roman Republic, which also died because handouts and the buying of votes from the in­ digent. . „ a devoted baby-sitter ejarly, so it learns to enjoy life without constant attachment to mamma's aprdn strings. Let it spend a day away from you parents, as at its grand­ parents home. Then gradually get is used to staying overnight with its cousins or grandparents. Meanwhile, take it to Sunday School from the very start so it can play with other toddlers and thus be away from mamma. for 30 minutes, even though it knows she is in the same church building. Enter it into Nursery school, too, to socialize it even before the usual kindergarten age of 5 years. Also, send it to your church suttTjner camp when it reaches the teens and to Boy or Girl Scout or Camp Fire Girls' camps. Meanwhile, launch the "Compliment Club" project as an all-family experiment in learning to win friends and to become socially more self- reliant. So send at once for my "Compliment Club Booklet," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Remember, even before kindergarten, you should in­ sure your child's future college education and his social in­ dependence! (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, en­ closing a long stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) Cacao beans were legal tender for Indians native in Central America for centuries before white man came along. A chicken was worth 5 to 8 beans, a slave 100. -v:_. S. A '*4 "Y" PROGRESS - Pictured are the men who recently installed the roof on the Lake Region YMCA's new building. Present plans are to move in the office portion of the new building Aug. 1. 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