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••twr u oxiij, X j^ry might'have married un- 3ly, due to lack of suitable apects. For millions of toptch men and women hold jobs don't permit them a chance survey a Wide range of possimarriage candidates. That*s jrtiy Rabbi Fox urged me to help ktart the StylF. By - George W. Crane, Ph. b.,M.D. • CASE H-508: Larry Q., aged $6, is a high school coach. I "Dr. Crane," he began, "I'd like to get married and have a family. "But I am stationed in a small |own of only 2,000 population. "And the girls of my age bracket'who might be eligible, are B to the cities to work or are idy married. 'Although I attend church reand teach a Sunday School class of teen-agers, I don't find any likely prospects there; "jSd do you think your Sci-, entire Marriage Foundation would be able to introduce me to a congenial girl?" IBM MARRIAGES Thousands of modern farmers, business executives, teachers and other professional men, have written to me through ntc MffflNir&IIEWS TROOP 131 The last meeting in the month was not too well attended, fellows. We men of the committee Who sit on the board of review Would like to remind you that iroop attendance and activity is just as important as some of the other requirements for rank advancement or merit badge awards. Speaking of activity, Scoutmaster Hoak, Explorer Botts and Scout Hodges went to Camp Lowden last Saturday to take part in the junior leadership training program. Ken and Bob gave us a good review of the program covering such things as map orientation, all the important details of hiking, knife and axe, edible plants and tarping. Before you take part in a survival camp-out, it might be a good idea to have a refresher chat with Mr. Hoak, Ken and Bob. Also, keep in mind the camporee slated for this month. Keep checking with our leaders for the dates and details. We had a nice visitor last Monday night. Mrs. Cina stepped in for ailing Mr. Cina to present a project in which both 131 and 162 can share. The project is the responsibility of raisiijg and lowering the flag of our country at both high schools. Clearance has already been attained for the new high school and we1 expect the same cooperation from the authorities of the old high school. This is a rare opportunity for you to display your patriotism, assist your school program and fulfill part Of the requirement for your merit badge and citizenship in the community. Once we commit ourselves, we must not fail to follow it through. Sorry boys. As it stands now, only high school Scouts are eligible. Now I have a favor to ask. I probably Won't be seeing much of you fella's during October because of my job. During my absence, I would appreciate your help in giving any news articles to Mr. McCracken so he can write it up for the newspaper. I would also be very happy and pleaded if you could keep rehearsing "taps" so you can sing it nice and clear for the camporee. I assign the responsibility of following through to the junior staff. Finally, I would like to offer my congratulations to all of you for the great job you did in selling the safety flare kits. Mr. French was astounded at the sales ability of his own son, Steve. Just goes to show you what can happen when you put forth that extra effort. Tom Russel, Public Relations the years, asking help in finding suitable wives. In fact, I lost my first seven private secretaries to such men, which is why I now select married women, to prevent such a labor-turnover in my office. These seven marriages have all proved exceedingly happy, and now have fifteen children being reared as stalwart Americans. So the late Rabbi G. George Fox invited me several times to conduct Marriage Clinics at his South Shores Temple, here in Chicago. And he urged me to launch the Scientific Mafriage Foundation, to help introduce compatible men and women who have a sincere desire for marriage. It is an interfaith foundation, with distinguished Catholic, Jewish and Protestant leaders on our BOARD. It is a non-profit altruistic organization, chartered to help, prevent divorce, delinquency, school dropouts and other social problems. But one of its dramatic functions has been to introduce congenial men and women, who have first been interviewed by one of our 2,000 volunteer clergymen Counselors throughout the USA and Canada. Then, if that Counselor places his O.K. on the Applicant, we punch an IBM card and try to introduce him to a member of the oppostie sex of the same religion, education level, age, hobbies and mutual ideals. Obviously, we cannot promise that romance will develop, for the SMF only acts as a scientific "blind date" medium, except we have checked all Applicants carefully before they are introduced. Since the men usually restrict us to a 200-mile radius (for men are lazy about letter-writing) that also hampers us somewhat. But we urge a couple to write each other a few letters, just so they will have acquired a fund of conversational "ammunition" before they have their first date. In our first twelve years, we have had a 99.9 percent batting average of happy marriages, with only a meager eleven known divorces (one-tenth of one percent vs. well over 25 percent for the nation at large). Alas, we have far more women registrants above the age of 45, so obviously we cannot guarantee anybody a marriage. Luckily, Larry matched Lana, the airplane stewardess on all ten counts on our IBM machine. She lived not 200 miles from his Indiana location. And within six months, they were happily married. They will probably add three or four American -indoctrinated youngsters to the next generation, thus helping preserve oivr Republic and wonderful "free enterprise" system. Send for the "SMF Questionnaire" enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents, but not unless you are mature enough to want to marry. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) News About Our Servicemen Man's Friend First Diamonds may be a girl's best friend -- but wasn't always so. The gems were strictly a male adornment until a few centuries ago. Prior to the 15th century, only kings and exalted churchmen wore diamonds. # t ^ With Vitamins Frozen and canned orange juice keeps up to 98 per cent of the ascorbic acid (vitamin C) that's in the unprocessed oranges. Mrs. Thomas P. Gaugush of 1712 S. Crystal Lake road, Mcr Henry, completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. He graduated with the distinction of having fired the highest score of his platoon during marksmanship training, firing 227 out of a possible 250 with the M-14 rifle in competition with some 75 other Marines in his platoon. Following graduation, the new Marine reports to Camp Joseph H. Pendleton, near Oceanside, Calif., for individual combat training. Before entering the service in July of 1968, Private Gaugush attended Western Illinois university, in Macomb. WED., OCT. 9<l°1968 - PLAIN DEALER - tack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise. Crew members of the carrier have been awarded the Navy unit commendation in recognition of the ship's performance off the coast of Vietnam. This is the second consecutive year the award has been presented the Enterprise. The ship is currently in dry dock at Bremerton, Wash. Upon completion of the dry dock period the carrier will return to her homeport at Alameda, Calif. WM. T. GAUGASH Marine Private William T. Gaugush, 18, son of Mr. and Seaman Apprentice George G. Brenneman, Jr., USN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Brenneman, Sr., of 1308 W. Bay road, McHenry, is serving aboard the nuclear-powered at- Thomas Jorndt, SFM/3C, U.S.N., completed his second tour of the Mediterranean and was home for a thirteen-day leave at the end of September. He spent the time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jorndt, 5811 W. Martin road. Following the leave, the Navyman reported to his in Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS Casa Grande. Army Private Ronald I. Blake, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blake, 617 S. Lily Lake road, McHenry, was assigned as a clerk with the 27th Engineer battalion in Vietnam, Sept. 13. The Good Book The Holy Bible has been t r a n s l a t e d into more than 1,200 languages and dialects. Be Wise Shop In McHenry Pom&ld Coherty R.Ph. Robert Sclmltz, R.Ptw THRILL PILLS AND YOUR TEEN-AGER A guidebook on drug abuse was recently published by The American Pharmaceutical Association, giving symptoms to look for in teen-agers using narcotics or thrill pills. The common symptoms are as follows: Changes in school attendance, discipline, grades and character of homework turned in. Poor physical appearance. Unusual outbreaks of temper. Long sleeve shirts worn constantly t o hide needle marks. Sunglasses worn at inappropriate times to hide constri cted or dilated pupils. Borrowing of money from friends to purchase drugs. Stealing small items. Hie depressant user takes barbitures (goof balls), acts drunk with no alcoholic odor on the breath, staggers or stumbles and may fall asleep in class. The stimulant user (amphetimines or pep pills) is very active, nervous, argumentative, irritable. He may chain amoke and go for long periods without eating or sleeping. 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