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\ l'A(»K 13 - PLAINDKALEK-FRIPAY, JULY 11, 1975 Psychologists say that men with hobbies are Relaxed If you believe "it isn't the gift, it's the thought that counts," a gift to dad of a hobby is a natural one. Dr. Rudolph Brandt, a Beverly Hills, California industrial psychologist^ echoes the recommenda­ tion of most psychologists, psychiatrists and physi­ cians that most every man would benefit by having a constructive hobby. A do-it-yourself hobby, says Dr. Brandt, helps al­ leviate the "tensions and boredom of daily routine and creates a more relax­ ing home atmosphere. It is also an activity, he points out, which invari­ ably interests the rest of his family and stimulates conversation other than just hashing over prob­ lems. If he's retired or a grandfather, Dr. Joyce Brothers, noted author and psychologist, believes that a hobby is a wonder­ ful way to give him a new interest; something he'll delight in doing and talk­ ing about. The hobbies they recom­ mend do not entail the physical heart strains of golf, tennis, or bowling, which all too often are taken so seriously that they merely extend the competition of the busi­ ness world to the golf * course, tennis court or bowling alley. They are de- mjttk ESCORTED BUS TOURS CONSERVE GASOLINE AND ENERGY. GO THE CAREFREE WAY WITH A ESCORTED ONE DAY OR OTHER TOURS UP TO 20 DAYS. SEE THE U.S.A. FIRST. CHAIN-O-LAKES Travel Service 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 SUNDAY BRUNCH and WEDNESDAY LUNCH with <Sa±fia. signed for relaxation, to give psychological satis­ faction and a sense of well being. According to the Hobby Industry of America there are hundreds of hobbies with built-in adult ap­ peal, for those who already have a hobby or for those who need one. If he's chained to an of­ fice or production line, break- a link by getting him out in the sun or wind with a flying model plane or a sailing ship. He'll re­ capture his youth. He'll be rewarded with mental and physical exercise he'll en­ joy by piloting his model plane or sailing his model ship. And don't forget model electric railroads. These are miles from the toy trains of the past. They are precision engineered and exquisitely detailed. Watch his eyes light .up like a locomotive head­ light when you surprise 6E TOLERANT ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE THAT OTHER. PEOPLE ARB 5 ALSO ENTITLED \ TO SOME RIDICULOUS OP/N/ONS. PINK FLOYD HOCK (.HOI l» I'Mo h\ ( lark Fllilhorix him with his own railroad line. There are sizes small endugh to build a railroad empire on a bridge (table to those large enough\that would require an entire living room. For the man who is ar­ tistic there is a wide vari­ ety of art and craft kits to make him feel like a Michelangelo or a Picasso. Or start him off as a stamp collector. And this isn't just kid stuff. There are active hob­ by clubs in practically ev­ ery city that would wel­ come him. They range from local stamp clubs, to the Academy of Model Aeronautics which has over 80,000 members. The American Model Yachting Association has over 40,000 model enthu­ siasts. The Model Railroad Association has thousands of members with affiliated clubs most everywhere. The International Plastic Modelers Society; the Na­ tional Miniature Military Model Collector's Society; the American Car Model Association are just a few of the organizations with which he can share his in­ terest. Happily for the giver, too, in these days of price consciousness browsing through any hobby store will show that there are chobby gifts priced to olease the most thrifty. &y Tune in on foreign broadcasts at camp A SMILE MAKER . . . Most any man will enjoy the gift of a hobby/sport of flying his own model plane whether he builds it himself or receives one ready to fly. If the sea at­ tracts him, rather than the sky, there are equally fascinating scale model kits or sailing or motorized yachts; some easy enough to assemble by the man who thinks he's all thumbs. For the indoor sportsman, the Hobby Industry of America suggests helping him relax with a model electric railroad or scale model kits of cars, planes, or ships to help him for­ get his day-to-day problems and restore his sense of humor. They are priced to fit any budget wherever hobbies are sold. WITH >>vS ̂ CREPES FILLED WITH A VARIETY OF INTERNATIONAL SPECIALITIES. SALADS, SOUPS AND SPECIAL LUNCHEON DISHES PREPARED BY MAITRE CHEF SASHA. OPEN AT 11:30 A.M. SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS BRUNCH SPECIAL d stuffed eggs dian bacon) Regular epecurian dinners always available ^ RESERVATIONS 385-8899 CRESCENT BAY LANDING 3309 N. CHAPEL , ^ HILL RD. McHENRY, ILL LUNCHEON SPECIAL! NOON TO 10:00 P.M. Italian beef or sausage w/your favorite 12 oz brew $180 •.•.v.v.v.v.'.v.vI'.vJ You don't have to move away from your campsite to enjoy a whole wide range of traveling experi­ ences. Listening to broadcasts from overseas countries can be an exciting way to "tune in" on what's hap­ pening in different areas of the world, and may add an extra dimension to an outdoor vacation. Zenith Radio Corpora­ tion, manufacturers of the world-famous Trans­ oceanic portable radio, ^as some tips and sugges­ tions for getting the most from an international short-wave receiver. • Tune very slowly,, be­ cause a weak signal be­ tween two powerful local or North American sta­ tions may be overlooked. • Don't be discouraged by receiving foreign lan­ guage broadcasts if you cannot understand them-- many stations around the world do broadcast in Eng­ lish, also. • Visually check the tun­ ing meter as an aid in "picking out" a station's signal. With a modern interna­ tional short-wave receiver such as Zenith's Trans- Oceanic, you may be able to listen to a live play-by­ play description of an in­ ternational sports event from the country of origin; the famous world-wide news network of the Brit­ ish Broadcasting Corpora­ tion; or the overseas Voice of America; broadcasts from the continents of Africa, Australia, South America or the Asian sub­ continents. Reception will vary by geographic loca­ tion, atmospheric condi­ tions, and other phenom­ ena affecting reception."" The Zenith Trans-Oce­ anic portable radio also tunes amateur broadcasts on SW bands, marine re­ ports, navigation and weather advisories, and AM and FM programming, plus foreign countries on the international short­ wave frequencies. Valuable flying information is available outside the air­ craft with this 5-band port­ able radio by Zenith. In ad­ dition to the aircraft band, four other bands tune AM, FM, Marine band and Pub­ lic Service High Band. British Rock Performance (Review of Pink Floyd) v/i i Sunday, June zz, me Milwaukee County Stadium hosted one of the finest productions in rock music. The entertainers were the British rock group. Pink Floyd, con­ sisting of David Gilmour. Roger Waters, Richard Wright and Nick Mason. Pink Floyd is the exception rather than the rule when it comes to progressive music. Their imagination draws from the extraordinary, the grotesque, the unknown and the future. Not being limited to the realm of magical mysticism. Pink Floyd catered to their most recent fans by playing Dark Side of the Moon. At times, it seemed like too much recent Pink Floyd fanaticism, too lUtle Um- magumma and Echoes. The audience had smoked through upwards of three hours of fain- soaked delays, though the group did its best to cheer them with their faithful "Dark Side" hits. The audience appeared stunned throughout Pink Floyd's masterful approach toward special effects. Onlookers were to either to be surrounded by ethereal shrouds of fog or -"captivated - by numerous stage explosions and fireworks. In fact, people surrounding the stage on the field were to spend much of the night in a Pink Floyd obscured cloud. Accompanied by an arrangement of movies along with Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd again proved to be imaginative in other fields. Along with Pink Floyd's menagerie of special effects, the people were also a unique vice of entertainment. At times Group In At Stadium they appealed disappointed Kecciuse in tilt ' i am. otiiei times they expressed them­ selves as children would at a circus act; in complete aU'e. WINEBURGERS WITH ROQUEFORT 4 lbs. lean ground chuck Yi cup chopped parsley Y2 eup chopped chives pcppqr to taste 1% this, salt 2 cups dry red wine 12 oz. Roquefort or bleu cheese Mix together meat, pars­ ley, chives, season with salt and pepper. Shape in­ to 12 patties with a small depression in each one. Place in shallow pan, pour wine into each depression. Chill two to four hours. Remove patties from mar­ inade and broil to taste, adding small chunk of cheese into each depres­ sion a few minutes before finishing so cheese will melt slightly. Serves 6. The Veterans administration during fiscal year 1976 plans to spend a record $3.9 billion on its hospital and* medical care program. because of Pink Floyd's in­ tensity to hold a crowd. In a way. it could be said that Pink Floyd is totally different Irom amA other type of en­ tertainment. They became so involved in what they're doing nun 11 lev it* 1 \ou inane me decision to their saucerful of secrets J John McAndrews B imtmi • OPE£ Wf'h ; tdaysb SWS(cl\bl^ *3 Wij [615 ^arecomingj THIS WEEKEND! JOIN YOUR FRIENDS FOR FUN AND EXCITING STOCK CAR AUTO RACES. AT THE * LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY* •••••• SUMMER FESTIVAL OF HITS NEW! SPECIAL REDUCED ADMISSIONS I ^ ALL SEATS ANYTIME UARESfS STEAKHQUSE & LOUNGE INTERSECTION HWY. 120 & GREEN ST. 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