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Sp-^.V £ 'v; $i7^'* 'H" \y 'V^lr, ,V Marine Festival •• • The De La Salle Oaklands drum and bugle corps comes to * McHenry from Toronto, Canada, for the Sunday, July 21 parade and Drum Corps Magic show. Founded in 1910 by the Christian Brothers who operate the De La Salle college, this corps is the oldest, continuously active drum crops in North America today. w YMCA TRIPS FOR I YOUTH PLANNED 1 THIS SUMMER The July 22 bus trjp of the Lake Region YMCA's summer series for youth ages 7 to 13 is scheduled to visit several interesting locations in the Rockford area. Included in the day's jputing for busses Lone Wolf and Big Bear are stops at the Blue Star Potato Chip, Co., the Nehi Bottling Co., diid the Rockford YMCA fpr a swim. Trippers on the Golden Eagle Bus will visit the Belvidere Newspaper, the JNehi Bottling Co., and the Rockford YMCA for a swim. All three busses are filled to capacity. The July 29 trip to Wrigley field for the Cubs game is filled. Only the Aug. 5 and Aug. 12 trips are still open for additional enrollments. Busses Big Bear and Lone Wolf are scheduled to visit the Mortem Arboretum and the Little Red School on Aug. 5 and the Prudential building, the Chicago Sun Times, and the Baha'l House of Worship cm Aug. 12. Bus Golden Eagle will be visiting Carthage college in Kenosha, Wis., and the Johnson Wax Co. in Racine on Aug. 5, and on Aug. 12, trippers on this bus are scheduled to tour Marina tower and Navy Pier. Boys and girls who have registered for the July 22 trips are asked to bring sack lunches something to drink, swim suits towels and caps for the girls for the swim at the "Y". Persons interested in enrolling their boys and girls in the ILLINOIS STATE Wed., July 17, 1968- Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg. NEWS The first Illinois State Fair was held Oct. 11-14, 1853, on a 20 acre site on the western outskirts of Springfield. Conceived and promoted by a group of farmers organized as the Illinois State Agricultural Society the first fair attracted 765 entries and offered $944 in premium awards. This year's fair will have more than $1,000,000 in premiums and livestock entries, alone, total more than 15,000. There was no Illinois State Fair in 1862 because of the Civil War; in 1893 because of the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago and none in 1942, 1943,1944 and 1945, when the U.S. Army Air Force used the fairgrounds in Springfield as a supply depot during World War n. The State Fair has not always been in Springfield, although it has been held in the Aug. 5 and Aug. 12 trips should contact the Lake Region YMCA to complete registrations. The pickup schedule for bus Golden Eagle for the July 22 trip is: McHenry Junior high school 9:15 a.m. , Thompson road and Route 120 in Wonder Lake 9:45 a.m., The return schedule is: Thompson road and Route 120 in Wonder Lake 4 p.m., McHenry Junior high school, 4:15 p.m. Capital City since 1894. After the second fair in Springfieldin 1854, the exposition was moved between 12 cities, for 40years. Host cities included Alton, Centralis, Chicago, Decatur, De- Quoin, Freeport, Jacksonville, Olney, Ottawa, Peetflaptjuincy and Springfieldjigain. In 1894 Springfield **was selected as • the permanent site. The Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield is used throughout the year by many and varied organizations and /groups. More than 400 different events are held there in a year. These include cattle and swine shows and sales; shows and activities of the Morgan "Horse Association and the Midwest Horse Show association; the State Police Training school and the American Legion's Premier Boys State, when young men live and study on the grounds for a-week. Senior Citizens' events, cooking schools, antique sales, religious, civic and social affairs are among activities in the Illinois building. Nearly 400 harness horses are quartered on the fairgrounds during the winter because of the excellent barns and racing facilities, including both a half-mile and a mile track. In a peak month the grounds housed 800 show and harness horses. ROD MELSEK j£... COMMISSIONER AS LIEUTENANT Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rode and Mrs. Tlllie Engeln of 904 N. Center street recently returned from attending commencement exercises and .commissioning ceremonies of their nephew and grandson, Rod Melsek at Florida State university, Tallahassee, Fla. Rod graduated from the school .of Social Welfare, Cum Laude. Out of a possible 4.0 he earned a 3.7. The day after graduation Rod received his Lieutenant bars in the regular Army, with honor. The following day," along with Rod and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Melsek, all left for a peek's vacation in the Smokey Mountains at Franklin, North Carolina. Rod is now at home with his parents at Ft. Myers, Fla., awaiting his call to active duty and assignment. A wise husband interrupts Wifey often enough to make her think he's listening. FLAGSTONE • Fine Quality • Low Prices 312-742-6080 Call for delivered prices FOX RIVER STONE CO. South Elgin, 111. T)he C lime Freda has degenerated into a female Silas Marner and Scfooge, combined. She is literally a psychiatric case. But the trouble all started 33years ago when her parents caused her • to feel rejected. In panic, she then became unduly possessive and mercenary, using money as a symbol of the power she had lost. Parents, beware! By - George W. Crane, Ph. D., M.D. CASE G-525; Freda B., aged 36, is a problem wife. f'Dr. Crane," her younger' brother began, "Freda is 3 years older than I am. "But as far back as I can remember, she has been the most greedy, selfish person I ever knew. "Silas Marner and Scrooge would be generous spendthrifts when compared with Freda. "She married a professional man and has four children. "But she is heading for a divorce since she pinches pennies and has made a fetish of money. "Even my dad and mother are soured on her and she never has had any close girl friends, either before or after her marriage. "What could make a young woman such a miserly skinflint?" LOVE REJECTION Freda was an "only" child for 3 years, and dominated the family spotlight. Besides, she had also a married aunt whose own daughter had died in infancy. • This aunt then became a second mother to Freda and catered to her every whim. Then Freda's absolute monarchy viaa suddenly rent s= sunder by the arrival of what Freda regarded as a usurper to her throne. For Freda's parents showered the new baby boy with excessive love and attention. And Freda wasn't prepared in advance for theadvent of the new baby. For Freda was sent to spend a week with her doting aunt. When she returned, the baby Cftpyihad "taken over" herkjpgr. dom! So Freda felt emotionally rejected, cast aside and demoted. You readers can imagine the turmoil even in an adult prima donna who would be demoted to the chorus without any warning. Well, Freda was almost berserk! For kiddies can undergo severe emotional upheavals even though adults often fail to realize it. Freda's little brother not only snatched Freda's place in the affection of her daddy and mother, but even began to take over her ioys as soon as he was able to crawl. So Freda became abnormally possessive. For when a person is cast adrift emotionally from his former secure love anchorage, he often falls back upon money, possessions andproperty as symbols of security.' Many miserly husbands thus are merely terrified mates who fear they have lost the love of their wives, due to their growing platonic condition. So these husbands then take a strangle hold on the family purse strings. Freda's panic at the age of 3 may become a worse psychiatric problem as she reaches that dreaded age of 40 when she will worry lest the menopause destroy her remaining physical appeal to her husband. 5 Ih * fact, advancing age usually makes people miserly as a means of hanging on to "Power , symbols" such as $$$$. So send for my 200-point, "Tests for Parents" enclosing a long stamped, return envelope plus 20 cents, and beware of harming your children, even unwittinelv! (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) RUDY BECKER'S KEHMELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drlve-Ir PHONE 385-2486 BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and ReMevlDi (Large Heated "Kennels) G.S.H. Pointer Stud Service - POODLE GROOMING See the "Swede" Dick Peterson for these Savings 1 - 2 fhm Mess's Suit $100 1 - 2 fit Ladies Isit $100 / • ' Trousers & Skirt Sat. pnly July 2@fh liKhmTs Cleaners 1208 N. Green . 385-1712 McHenry NATIONAL FOOD STORES WINNERS IN EVERY STORE-EVERY WEEK We rtttfv* (M right ft limit qoantinet. Pnces NATIONAL FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT is effective Thursday Ihni Sotvrday, Joly 20. PORK ROAST fm Comtry Pork--Center Cat VoU^Way Ttbnmtd INGUSH ROAST Loin Chops ... 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