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* Page 6--Shaw/Free Press Media Group, Inc. 1983 Fair Guide - **- • mm- NEW 165-HP 4650 Powerful new efficiency for big jobs and tough fields Big jobs and tough fields demand big power. But tbey require big traction, too. GRAIN-HANDLING SPECIALIST Get more combine for your trade-in. Check over the 6620 in stock now. Now's the time to trade qp to our 6620. Tops in its class, the 6620 off ere you performance features that pay off in increased productivity. TRADE "N SAVE ON TAXES Investment credit... full-year depreciation: Get both by trading now on this equipment, we can deliver right now HARVARD, IMPLEMENT, Inc. Ui8tRt.14N. Harvard, IL (815)943-4461 -- *«--»»«--»*•» ------ LIFE RRCRCRI THAT HEADACHE HAS A MEANING Pain of any sort it the alarm boll which nature employs, to signal trouble. Stopping the ringing of a fire alarm does not put out the fire; rather it permits a small bla*e to grow into a holocaust. There ore many types of headaches. Some headaches have simple explanations, such as these of the "morning after" an evening of overindulgence in food or drink. This type usually passes as soon as its cause-a stressed digestive and eliminateve tract-has be relieved. Intermediate causes of headache are manifold. They may include digestive, eliminative, kidney and heart troubles, eye troubles (chiefly eyestrain), infected tonsils, nerve pressure from spinal conditions and sometimes, though very rarely, brain trouble itself. In women, disorders of the reproductive system often are the causes of headaches. , Determining the basic cause of an illness and effecting its correction, without the use of dangerous drugs, are the special skills of the doctor of chiropractic. So when a headache troubles you, visit a doctor of chiropractic immediately. What you are bringing to your doctor of chiropractic is but the first known warning of a trouble which may, unchecked, eventually erupt in other ways as well. Almost afl ills of which a headache is a symptom are quite serious, the further they are permitted to Overcome. , Headaches, can, of course, result from many conditions. But research has revealed that common cause of headaches can be traced to the area of the cervical vertebra (spinal bones of the neck). Because the neck is extremely mobile, there is constant danger of displacement of one or more of these vertebra, which may compress and Irritate the cervical nerves. Migraine headache is particularly distressing. It has been determined that it is usually caused by irritation of the upper cervical nerves which affects the cranial nerve fibers and results in the throbbing pdin associated with migraine, and which later becomes a steady, dull pain in the temple area. Remember, heeding the headache warning con avert serious complication in the future, for the safest, quickest, most effective headache treatment, tee your doctor of Another Health and Ufe Article from the OfHce of: Inim DR. FREDERICK fcMgwcrf umpraa* nraoM j B03 Front Street jm HcHnry.il. (815)344-0900 •••••••••••••••••••a WOODSTOCK -- Fairgoere have a number of options when .they buy their ticket to enter the McHenry County fairgrounds. All tickets may be purchased before the fair at the fair office in Building D on the fairgrounds. During the fair they can be purchased at the gate. Season tickets cost $8 and admit one per­ son to the fairgrounds each day. The season ticket holder is free to leave and enter the grounds each day, and his ticket will be punched at the gate. A daily ticket costs $3 for adults and $1 for children ages ft-12. 4-H members can purchase a daily ticket for $1, as can members of special groups who make prior arrangements at the fair office. ' On Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 3 and 4, senior citizens can enter the fair for $1. Several options are available for tickets Antique show is one of Fair facts WOODSTOCK -- The Antique Show is one of the McHenry County Fair's biggest at­ tractions, and it commands early attention because judging starts at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 3, the first day of the fair. Jane Dahm and Joyce Shook are co- chairmen. Eight main categories, plus another called "miscellaneous," with 14 classes comprise the Antique Show presented in a special part of Building D, the main exhibit building on the fairgrounds. The categories are U.S. birthdays, paper antiques, antique jewelry, quilts and clothing, glass, pottery, porcelain and household and farm goods. One grand prize ribbon will be awarded in each category, and a trophy will be awarded to the "best of show." Shaw/Freef'r ess Media photo A POCKETFUL OF ribbons means a good day in the show ring for one exhibitor in the McHenry County Fair livestock show. Show rings at the fair display the best ef­ forts of county 4-Hers and livestock breeders.