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v^v- Win Art Ft >1^ re | Fs *| i • . - v " ' v >he %V &%%&>, imc FRI., APR., 5, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 3 Art winners in the fair held at St. Mary's parochial school this week are pictured above with Sister Jane, left in top row. They are Carolyn Malcolm, first, intermediate; Patti Jablonski, first, and Carol Rosset- Sister Jane of St. Mary's parochial school presented awards this week to winners in the art fair held at the school. Presentation was made at the meeting of St. Mary's Home and School association. Primary division: Patti Jablonski, first; Carl Rossetti, second; Brian Calvert, third; Donald Freund, Carol Latz, Charles Tony an, Pam Kasper, Renee Rossetti, honorable mention. Intermediate division: Carolyn Malcom, first; Christine Sweeney, second; Barbara Burke, third; Harold Brunow and JoAnn Krein, honorable mention. Junior high division: Mary Ann Rodenkirch, first; Gail 01- cott, second. The spelling awards were as follows: Primary division: Barbara Freund, first; Marianette Schmitt, honorable mention. Intermediate division: Ann Larkin, first; Robert Schaeffer, honorable mention. Junior high division: Patty Buss, first; Margaret Brown, honorable mention. Math awards received at Marian last Saturday were as follows: Mary Brown and Ted Pitzen, first; John Diedrich and Francjne Marke, third; Cheryl Adams and Marion Nicolai, fourth. ti, second; primary classes! Bottom row, Gail Olcott, second, and Mary Ann Rodenkirch, first, Junior high division; and Christine Sweeney, second, intermediate class. PLAINDEALER PHOTO A good neighbor tries to be the best of friends, not get the best of them. Auto Crashes Investigated A number of auto accidents were investigated Ijy city police this past waek. Dennis H. Summerkamp of 5321 West Shore drive, Mc- Henry, told authorities he was travelling east on Rt. 120 when his car collided with another driven by Stewart G. Bauer of 1001 W. Broadway street, McHenry, who was about to make a left turn. Robert R. Beyer of 1307 N. Richmond road, McHenry, told police he was parked, with brakes set in parking gear, on John street, when the car rolled across the street, damaging a wooden post and the left fender of the auto. In another, accident,,cars driven by Rolf E. Holmquist of 107 S. Emerald drive, Me- Henry and Paul B. Belogradsky of Woodstock were travelling east on Elm street. Molmquist said he signalled for a right turn but the other vehicle passed him too close, causing damage to the fenders of both cars. David G. Adler of Chicago stopped for a red light at the intersection of Elm and Green streets and was ready to make right turn when he was struck by another auto driven by Gregory P. Burg of 5005 W. Maple street , McIIenry. The latter said he was unable to stop in Riverside Drive COLORING CONTEST WINNERS LITTLE CHEF Charlene Weingart - 10 1714 XV. Rt. 120 ANNEL WIG Annabelle Lee - 7 118 Navajo Tr. NYE DRUG " Susan Zelvis • 1) 721 S. McHenry Ave. PANTRY DELICACIES Lori Kohl - 12 4218 W. Crestwood GENEVIEVE'S Sharon Schaefer - 9 1509 N. Court St. RIVERSIDE GROCERY Pegggy Guettler - 12 818 N. Front St. Pamela O'Halleran a 10 5219 Richmond Rd. FOX RIVER BOAT Robin Tucker - 12 2206 Manor Lane Margaret Kedzierzawski -11 Rt. 9 Box 301 McHENRY TRUE VALUE Christine Zelvis - 9 721 S. McHenry Philip Lottcher - 8 2106 Mill Lane RIVERSIDE RETAIL Jean Rodenkirch - 4 60S N. Green Winners, must appear in person at McHwiry Plaindealer for a letter that must be presented to participating merchants for their prize. time when he was blinded by the sun. John J. Huemann of 2104 W. Johnsburg road, McHenry stopped at a traffic light at Richmond road and Elm street and was ready to make a left turn when his car and another driven by George A. Kalsch of 4208 W. Crystal Lake road collided. The latter was also about to make a left turn. Cars driven by Robert Bielski of Round Lake and Robert L. Tipler of Ingle side were driving in back of the auto of Charles H. Anderson, Jr., of Rt. 2, Lake Villa, when the latter stopped for on corrrng traffic to make a left turn on Waukegan road. They were following too closely and Bielski struck the first auto in the rear and then, in turn, was struck by Tipler. An auto driven-by Lorraine M. Deitrick of Crystal Lake scraped the left side of the auto of George Britz, which was in the Elm street parking lot. As Jack Foshee of 813 Florence, McHenry, made a right turn from Elm onto Green street, Greta D. Rother of 27- 13 Sequoia, McHenry, started to back out of a parking place on north Green street. In pass- HERE AND THERE SALES CARAVAN The sales staff of Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc.; are attending meetings this wee k sponsored by the Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards. This annual series is called a sales caravan because it travels through the state. DRAFT BOARD DELINQUENTS The following were listed as delinquents by Local Draft Board, No. 159: Lawrence V. tfelly, Louis D. Vermond, James M. Stendebach, William G. Freier, David C. Jorgensen, Michael W. Berk, Kent I. Williams, Steven W. Yuswak, Terence T. Sineni and Patrick E. Fagan.. People who live in the tropics avoid the direct sun, just as those in the temperate zones seek it. If only New Year's resolutions had some trade-in value! ing, Foshee's car scraped the fender of the other auto. Are you acquainted with your hometown professional photographer and his v services? • • • • lemmhd *7(idio is a modern and fully equipped studio, offering you 20 years experience in professional and creative photography . WEDDING . PORTRAIT . COMMERCIAL • We offer 12 color bridal albums. • 11x14 color decorator wall prints • 11x14 black-lite special FREE, value $20,00 • Beautiful "Dream Montage" wedding print. • Wedding coordinating service • The finest in wedding invitations - informals - thank ydu, etc. • Complete, professional make - up and fashion assistance for weddings and studio portraiture SPECIAL PACKAGES FOR SENIORS Artist Oil Coloring Complete Line of Frames 8 sn/i' Drop in and say "Hello" to LEONARD & DEE STUDIO LOCATION 902 N. RIVER RD. McHENRY 385-5579 • Babies • Executives • Theatrical etc., etc. Molly's gripe is widespread. And many of you students take psychology courses at college because you relished the practical nature of this daily psychology column. Then you come back at me, as Molly is doing, because you are disappointed in the stodgy teaching and impractical courses! So test all psychology departments by the yardstick below! By - George W. Crane, Ph. D., M.D. CASE F-538: Molly G., aged 19, is a college coed. "Dr. Crane," she protested, "when I was in high school I read your column every day, without fail. "For you made psychology so practical and useful that I decided to major in psychology when I entered college. "But I now have had two years of psychology at our state university, yet it is so dull and impractical that I am changing my major. "What is wrong? "The psychology that people really want is the sort our newspaper offers us every day via your column. "My daddy was a salesman and he devoured your column, too. And mother used it for discussion purposes at PTA and in Sunday School. "But the stuff they offer in college is so impractical that it is almost useless. Why?" APPLIED VS. THEORETICAL Molly's disappointment is shared by thousands of other college students. For they go to the university with great initial enthusiasm for psychology. They expect it to show them how to be popular. And how to carry on gay repartee. They look for aid in winning a mate and conducting a home successfully. Business and professional students also want to know how to sell or conduct advertising campaigns or write salable copy . etc. Alas, about seventy-five percent of the psychology professors are as pedantic and "braintrusterish" as the typical economics teacher. Fpr economics professors usually haven't operated a farm or store or bank or even apopcorn stand successfully, yet they pontificate learnedly about how Socialism surpasses our famous American "free enterprise" system. Ihvlike manner,the75percent of pedantic psychology professors have little grasp of practical needs. They lack "hdrse sense" or gumption. For only about 25 percent at most of psychology professors can make an interesting speech or talk turkey about sales and advertising problems. Many of them can't even rear their own children successfully or avoid divorce! At Ohio State university one of these theoretical psychologists who bitterly critized my daily column in the Citizen- Journal, not only had been divorced by his wife. But he was. so stupid he even listed that fact in his write-up in Who's Who! People with "horse sense" wouldn't flaunt their marital failure in that manner! Another Ohio State psychologists had a son who came to me for help in getting straightened out, because his academic dad was the usual professorial braintruster. And so it goes all over America. If you plan to enter college, with a glowing desire to study psychology, first be sure to analyze the catalogue of courses and see if these are offered: . "Applied Psychology" and "Sales Psychology" and "Advertising Psychology" and "Public Platform Psychology" and "Employment or Personnel Psychology", plus "Child Psychology" and "Marriage Psychology". If they are not listed, don't go to that college for your psychology major! 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