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An Important Seminar and Lecture on Mind Control" & ESP for everyone interested in developing mental powers Recently, many national publications such as LIFE, GLAMOUR, and THE WALL STREET JOURNAL featured articles on "BRAIN WAVES" and "BRAIN TRAINING." These articles discussed a fantastic breakthrough, a new science dealing with the conscious control of brain waves. This new science is called Alphagenics and concerns itself with the Alpho rhythms of brain. Noted researchers discussed how any person can learn to control brain waves and revealed some of the phenomenal capabilities of man with self-control of his brain waves. Exploration of this almost unknown continent -- the human brain -- has been pioneered by a soft-spoken para-psychol­ ogist, Jose Silva, of the Institute of Psychorientology in Laredo Texas. This sincere, dedicated scientist has been training people to enhance Alpha Brain Wave production for many years. ALPHA BRAIN WAVE FUNCTION - Twenty-six years ago Silva and his associates began their research in Mind Control to see if it was possible to increase a person's IQ factor. Amazing­ ly, Silva discovered that not only could IQ be increased but a person trained in this technique could even control certain areas of the Autonomic System -- heart beat, respiration, blood pressure, etc 60,000 Graduates Coast to Coast The implications of this breakthrough with regard to health and disease were staggering. With Mind Control, students have reported that they have been able to control pain, accelerate healing, elim­ inate insomnia, migraine headaches, as well as untold psychosomatic problems. In-depth studies also revealed that anyone with a normal brain and sufficient training could develop so called ESP and clairvoyance. 60,000 GRADUATES - COAST TO COAST -- Three years ago the Institute decided to release their findings to the general public. Techniques had been refined to where only a few hours of class time were all that was required to become a truly effective person. RESULTS GUARANTEED - With the mastery and the enhancement of Alpha Brain Wave function, students have reported they could relax anytime they desire, banish anxiety and tension, eliminate pain, enhance learning capac­ ity and memory, eliminate bad habits, create good habits and control weight and smoking. By learning to function at the Alpha level you will easily develop psychic power and learn practical applications of ESP Become a better student, parent, employee or employer and a more effective problem solver. MONDAY NOVEMBER 13 MARTINETTI'S MOTEL-RESTAURANT 6305 NORTHWEST HWY (Rte. 14) CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. TIME: 8 P.M. - TUITION: *3.00 Articles about Silva Mind Control have appeared in the following • LIFE • NEW YOUR TIMES • NEWSWEEK • LOS ANGELES TIMES • NATIONAL OBSERVER « WASHINGTON POST • MADEMOISELLE • SALES MANAGEMENT • CORONET • INGENUE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED UPON IMMEDIATE REQUEST For further information call or write SILVA MIND CONTROL™ INTL 1001 Kenilworth Dr. Wheeling, 111. 60090 (312) - 537-8834 Two 4 month old gold tiger female kittens are at 312-526- 6639. Five kittens, 4 male, 1 female, 12 weeks old, one all black, one calico, the rest grey stripe are at 385-6887. At 459-6325 is a 6 month old black and white spayed female kitten and also a brown and white tiger, spayed female. They would make excellent pets - no worry of kittens to come. In Woodstock at 338-0347 is an 8 week old grey and white short haired male kitten that loves kids. • In Crystal Lake at 459-3521 is a 6 month old all grey male kitten. In Johnsburg at 385-1458 is a 5 month old male kitten, white with brown markings, short hair and a 4 month old grey female kitten with semi-long hair. Both have had distemper shots and are perfectly litter trained. A 3 month old female calico kitten with semi-long hair whose leg is in a cast is up for adoption from Bangs Lake Animal hospital at 312-526-2727. Also at same number are two 3^> month old kittens, a female, tan and white and a male, black and orange. LOST DOGS Lost at 459-2635 in the Covered Bridge Train area, a 4 month old male Labrador Cocker Spaniel mix pup, reddish brown. Lost in Meadowdale at 639- 5546, a one year old salt and pepper color female Schnauzer with undipped ears. Lost at 459-1181, a 10 year old neutered male purebred Bassett Hound, black with brown and white spots. Lost at 653-9200 (ask for Sharon), a 6 year old yellow Labrador male, about 90 lb6., wearing a choke chain with McHenry county tags when lost Nov. 1. LOST CATS Lost, a 2xk year old neutered male Sealpoint Siamese wearing a flea collar, call 459- 7965 evenings or 459-7114 days. Lost at 385-6741, a female* Angora kitten, mostly white with black and grey, 5 or 6 months old. At 385-5953 after 3 p.m., are four Setter-Labrador- Weimaraner puppies, 6 weeks old, all female, 2 black, 2 brown and very nice! At 815-943-6062 is a lVz year old Collie, sable and white and her four Collie-Shepherd up- pies, 2 months old, 3 male and 1 female, brown and white. The party at 385-7828 found a female Shepherd mix dog and her seven puppies under her porch. They have been examined by a veterinarian, given shots and are almost ready to go! The mother looks 99 percent Shepherd, black and tan, short hair, and the pups are black and tan, black with some white, and brown and black. Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Public Acquisition Of Flood Plains Is Urged H News 4 "How did you get mat black eye?" "I was protecting a little boy," "That's noble; who was he?" "Me." Report Damage To Foot Bridge Across Creek Many Lakeland Park residents were very pleased to see the walking bridge con­ structed at Center avenue across the creek, making it possible to walk up to the shopping center without walking the long way around. Unfortunately, someone did not see it as the convenience it is. The guard rail was torn completely off last week and had to be replaced. If you are witness to such destruction, please call the police and report it. We've waited a long time for a bridge across the drainage ditch. WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY On Thursday, Nov. 2, the November meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's Club was held at the community house. A Thanksgiving and autumn mood was set by the attractive centerpieces, featuring pumpkins. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party. This year the party will be held at the Bavaria House in John­ sburg. The date for this event is Thursday evening, Dec. 7. In order to attend the party, dues for the year must be paid up. If you haven't made your reservation, please do so as soon as possible. WOMEN'S CLUB ENJOYS OUTING Last Wednesday, Nov. 1, a jaunty group of eighteen ladies, members of the Lakeland Park Women's Club, left the com­ munity house for the first outing of the season. The group first toured Haeger Pottery in Dundee. Then they enjoyed a won­ derful lunch at Chateau Louise restaurant in Dundee. From all reports the lunch was truly delicious. And, everyone had a very enjoyable day. BESTOFSHOW • The American Legion Halloween party Saturday, Oct. 28, was attended by some very clever couples from Lakeland Park. Pat and Judy Patterson arrived as Laugh-In's famous couple. (You know the ones, the dirty old man and the reluctant lady.) They won second prize, which was dinner for two. Dick and Beverly Walinski took third prize for their costumes. They were Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. - WEEKEND VISITORS The Walinski household was a busy one, the last weekend in October. Beverly's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Kamm, were their guests for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kamm hail from Montello, Wis. A-HUNTING HE WENT Heard that Bill Fandre traveled all the way to Canada in search of deer. Un­ fortunately, the deer knew he was coming and went into hiding. He came back empty handed. It's going to be a hungry winter at the Fandres. WEDDING BELLS St. Patrick's Catholic church was the setting for the marriage of Carol Ann Jaenicke and Douglas Belohlavy on Saturday, Oct. 21. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jaenicke of Harvard and Douglas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Belohlavy of Lakeland Park. Chris Jaenicke, Carol's sister, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Marzy Karmel of McHenry, and Mary Seelye of Harvard. Julie Kordell of Itasca was junior bridesmaid and Jill Kordell also of Itaska, was flower girl. The groom's brother, Scott, served as best man. Groom­ smen were Steve Jaenicke, the bride's brother, and Phil Owens and Matt Justes of McHenry. On their return from a short wedding trip to Wisconsin, the young couple will make their home in Mainz, Germany, where Douglas is stationed with the 576th Medical division of the Army. HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES The very best of wishes goes to Otto Biringonhis birthday. He will be 76 on Nov. 10. Also celebrating on the tenth is Sandy Dawson. Raymond Roach will be a happy ten years old. He shares his Nov. 11 birth- date with Robert Dietz. Nov. 13th is a red letter day for Mike Hammer. Little Andrew Paul Braun will be a whopping one year old on Nov. 14. Mary Daurio and Mark Koch have a circle around Nov. 15. Steve Knor, Paulette Rizzo, Wilma Crane and Charles Henry Jumper, J;r., will each celebrate a bir­ thday on Nov. 16. Charles will be two years old. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Nov. 13 is the happy an­ niversary date for Rosalie and Stan Slonina. Bud and Jan Walker will celebrate their anniversary on Nov. 24. CUB SCOUT PACK 351 NEWS Cub Scout Pack 351 will be participating in the Boy Scouts of America good turn day on Nov. 18. There is a parent's meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 14. The meeting will be held in the Montini primary center library. Public acquisition of flood plains is an immediate flood control solution that can con­ tribute long lasting and varied benefits to northeastern Illinois, according to a preliminary Wetland and Flood Plain Management document" prepared by Northeastern Illinois Planning commission (NBPC) staff. The Wetlands report recommends that flood plain purchase be given precedence in the awarding of federal open space grants because of flood plains' multiple benefit potential in public use. Unveiled before the NIPC Planningcohimittee Nov. 1. the report is to be reviewed in a joint session of the Planning and Inter-governmental Relations committees. By stressing flood plains for open space, the Wetlands report is emphasizing an ob­ jective of the Regional Open Space plan to preserve green belts along creeks and streams for conservation and recreation purposes. Flood plain acquisition received the report's top promotion because of its rank on a score card rating these water resource management objectives: minimizing flood damage, conserving surface water, conserving ground water and preserving open space. NIPC Commissioner Mrs. Laura Pollak noted Wednesday the timely completion of the Wetlands report and its relationship to the late August floods along Salt Creek in northeast DuPage and nor­ thwest Cook counties. Salt Creek flooding prompted over $11 million in Small Business administration claims for property damage along the flood plain. Larry Christmas, NIPC assistant director, said that Salt Creek overflow will con­ tinue to cause about $850,000 property damage per year to existing structures in the flood plain. , "We were fortunate the' forest preserve district (Busse Woods) was already there," Christmas said. "If not, the remedies would be more ex­ pensive. Twenty-five years ago, $1 million would have bought the entire Salt Creek flood plain. Now it will cost us $26 million in patch-up costs just to safeguard existing development. How much better it would have been to protect the flood plain as public open space." NIPC has long urged that development be restricted from flood plaujs-aTTth^that these seasonal, natural reservoirs be turned over for public usages. Some 25 per cent, or 40^000 acres, . of reeommended regional open space is flood plain land. Christmas said the current market value of flood plain land averages around $10,000 peracre, based on a U.S. Soil Conservation Service study of upper Salt Creek. Noting another report recommendation that the state contribute 25 per cent of the cost of buying open space, Christmas said this provision could bring the cost of flood plain purchase, though large, within the reach of local governments. The federal government contributes 50 per cent open space funding through the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- 4CORNERS At a recent 4 Corners meeting, election of officers was held. The newly elected officers are president, Cindy Schmitt; vice-president, Margo Busch; secretary, Debbie Rinda; treasurer Dorothy Hoffman; recreation, Cindy Miller; refreshment, Julieanne Sutton; reporter, Janet Werner and flag chairman, Albert Sch­ mitt. IN GOOD TURN PROGRAM Cub Scouts from Pack 351 will participate in the Boy Scotjlsf of America Good Turn Day Nov. 18. The Cub Scouts will deliver the specially printed Good Turn Day bags Nov. 11 and will collect the bags of materials the following Saturday. ment Legacy of Parks Program or the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Land and Water Conservation fund. LARRY LEAFBLAD JOINS JIM JORDAN WEEKDAYS AT A Q . i c A i l NEW TIME 3.i;j n.lfl. Phone-Show POPULAR the on 1220 CALL (312) 223-5555 dial 312 244 1220) (or 1 2 2 0 O N Y O U R D I A L paint her purple Rivei&icte Retail Outlet 1402 NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILLINOIS This Schnauzer Poodle mix puppy is 3% to 4 months old. mostly black with a white spot on his chest and chin. He is a very happy and friendly puppy. Call 385-8687 after 6 p.m. as our volunteer is a busy gal. In and out moat of the day. HELPING PAWS Theae pretty kitties, now 4 months old, have been living outdoors. With cold weather approaching, a home must be found. Call 385- 0199 after 7 p.m. At 385-5003 after 6 p. m., is a 14 week old Shepherd mix female pup, black and brown with white paws. At 385-7113, is a one year old Collie type male pup, very small, the size and looks of a little fox with tri-colored curly fur, housebroken but needs a fence-in yard. In Crystal Lake at 459-5532 is a young female Terrier mix pup, brown and white with floppy ears and short fur. A one year old male miniature Poodle is at Bangs Lake Animal hospital, 312-526- 2727. After having a three-hour operation, is now in a cast and is looking for a home. Also at 312-526-2727 is a stray 7 week old male Shepherd mix puppy, brown and black markings, f At 338-013p is a female two year old Terrier mix pup, black with a little white and as cute as a bug's ear! At 385-8570, days, are seven 5 week old Shepherd mix pup­ pies, 4 female, 3 male, 2 all white, 4 black with bit of white, 1 very dark brown, will be large. Little "Smidge" is still looking for a home! She is white with black and her nose and tail, call 459-9426 if interested. Two 3 month old kittens, one fuzzy black and one tan and black can be seen at 312-497- 3121. by Carol Wilyat The following pets are up for adoption for a small donation: A one year old Shepherd mix female pup, light brown with floppy ears, housebroken and shows signs of being a good watchdog is staying at 312-428- 1747. Staying in Island Lake at 312- 526-7875 are two 10 week old puppies. These female Terrier mix pups, one black and one beige with white have been wormed and have had puppy shots. In Pistakee Highlands, at 312- 497-3842, is a 6 month old male pup, reddish brown and tan. short hair and quite small. He is housebroken and so good with children. In Wonder Lake at 815-653- 7226 is a one year old, cream and white Beagle mix male pup, frisky and so playful! LADIES' CHOICE 20% off all VIKING and WHITE SEWING MACHINES & CABINETS Hurry and get your Holiday sewing done early! 2 DAYS ONLY NOV. 10 111 Make your selections early FABRIC PATCH SEWING CENTER 3611 W. Elm (Rte. 120) McHenry 385-7927 PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1972 IMa eae year oM female Wire Haired Terrier, an white, h very well mannered, loves Idds, Is housebroken and so friendly and smart. She was without proper care for most of her life and is exceptionally receptive to everyone. Please call 338-9132 to see her.