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Fourth of July f week end tours
The 4th of July is usually considered the (middle of the midwest summer touring season. And although the weather this year has been cooler than normal. the hot days will be arriving and cool weather wdl once again be seen as welcome relief. In preparation for the warm weather ahead the Chicago Motor club's touring department offers this list of possible holiday and week end destinations for Illinois and Indiana motorists and their families 1. Indiana Dunes National Park. Chesterton,: Located at US 12 and Ind 49 about three miles north of Chesterton, its 2.200 acres of shifting sand dunes and sparkling beaches have three miles of frontage on Lake Michigan. The beaches are patrolled by Red Cross Life Guards while the park is under the watchful eye of Indiana Park District Rangers Swimming, completely remodeled bathhouse facilities and refreshment stands are available Posted park signs convey the message, "No Bottles, Cans. Coolers or Dogs allowed in the sand beach area ” The strictly enforced rules benefit all visitors 2. Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial City: Located on Ind. 162 just south of Lincoln City, the memorial preserves the Lincoln farm and the burial site of Nancy Hanks Lincoln. The Memorial Visitor Center is constructed erf Indiana limestone with hand-tooled surfaces. Interiors are of sandstone, wild cherry, poplar and black walnut. Included with the Memorial is an exhibit shelter and a Living Historical Farm The memorial is open daily 7 a m. to 6 p.m. 3 Shawnee National Forest. Ill.: In the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois, this 242.215acre forest extends from the Mississippi River eastward to the Ohio. Os- interest are the strangely eroded rock formations that are found in the Garden of the Gods area A network of tr/ils and scenic drives interlace the forest Nearby towns include Carbondale and Harrisburg. 4. Wisconsin Dells — Lake
Rockets bursting in air INDEPENDENCE DAY, 1974 — Silence shrouds the great Liberty Bell in its resting place al Independence Hall. Philadelphia Nov* again will its melodious voice herald important occasions such as the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. Yet- for millions <rf Americans, the cracked and battered 222-year old bell symbolizes the rugged spirit of independence that founded these United Stales so many years ago. As the traditional Fourth of July celebration burst forth this year, the VS finds itself at the crossroads similar to those faced by our forefathers that first "Independence Day" in 1776. Our national purpose is being questioned, and myriad problems assail us on every front. But as long as Americans keep alive the principles of individual dignity and justice under law. the US will always be able to follow the message inscribed on the Liberty Bell to: "Proclaim liberty throughout all the jand unto all the inhabitants thereof." _ The photo above was taken last year as citizens of the Lakeland area joined to celebrate the Fourth qf July, our nation's birthdax.
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Delton. Wis.: This Wisconsin town is in the Dells of the Wisconsin River about 3> 2 hours from Chicago on 1-90. Here the river has cut a channel through soft sandstone to a depth of 150 feet and for a distance of 15 miles. Ch er the years the flowing waters have carved the rock into fantastic forms Besides scenes of natural beauty a visitor here will also be able to visit "Waterfront Village” designed by the Environmental Awareness Center at the University of Wisconsin ' The village contains craft shops, stores, a restaurant and strolling musicians 5. Holland. Mich.: Settled by the Dutch in 1847. Holland still has many of the characteristics of a Dutch town. One of the attractions worth seeing is Windmill Island, an unusual municipal park on a 36-acre island. Canals, a working drawbridge, a miniature Dutch village and extensive gardens comprise an authentic setting for the park s main attraction —a 200-year-old operating windmill brought from the Netherlands .6. Spring Green. Wis.: Frank Uoyd Wright chose this farming community on the Wisconsin River as a site for his home. "Taliesin,” and his architectural school. Tours of the school, two miles east on US 14 and then two miles south on Wis. 23 are offered to Labor Day. Another home in the area noted for its unique setting is “The House on the Rock" built and designed by Alex Jordan. The home has seven pools of running water, six massive fireplaces, trees growing from the foundation through the roof and all this built atop a 450-foot chimneylike rock overlooking the Wyoming Valley. 7 Morton Arboretum. Lisle. Ill.: The 1.500 aertf of the Aboretum contains njiore than 4,000 species and varieties of woody plants. Trees and schrubs are labeled with their botanical and common names; further information is always available at the information desk in the Aboretum center. Grounds are open daily 9 a m. to 7 p.m.
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SOUNDS OF HOPE. 1974 — The full complement of the 1974 Sounds of Hope met at Epworth Forest Monday night for a dress rehearsal and final instructions before departure on this year's tour to Europe. The group left Tuesday by plane non-stop from the O’Hare airport in Chicago to Amsterdam. Holland. They will appear in
67 Sounds of Hope' members left Tuesday tor European goodwill tour
A total of 67 “Sounds of Hope" members from seven states met at Epworth Forest Saturday to prepare for the annual goodwill tour of Europe. After three days of rehearsal. July 2, the group traveled to Chicago by buses where members boarded a 707 jet plane and departed for Amsterdam. Holland. “Soupds of Hope’’ was organized by Varner M. Chance. It was founded for the purpose of providing its members an opportunity to use their talents in the area of international understanding and to acquire firsthand knowledge of the cultures. of other peoples, it also seeks to improve the American image in other countries through a person-to-person association. Seven hours after take-off in Playhouse review J of Guys and Dolls By BILL SPURGEON Enduring tuneful music of the kind that was being turned out by a number of Broadway songwriters a quarter of a century ago, is the key to the success of “Guys and Dolls" in its second week at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse The Abe Burrows-Frank Loesser musical has a rather frothy plot, revolving around a New York floating crap game and the “Save a Soul Mission” but as it is presented by the Thunder Bay players in the barn east of Wawasee. it's a good evening's entertainment. Rick Gossett's direction keeps the young actors and actresses moving, and the orchestra, again under the direction of Jack Titcomb, shows a good deal of versatile competence. Well-cast are Barb Atkinson as the sweet young drum-beating soul-saver; Rick Brown as Sky Masterson, the young man whose soul attracts her; Dick Colopy, who as Nathan Detroit is as likely a guy to be running a floating crap game as you would find anywhere. Also. Mark Carmichael and Denise Co)e, as weij-cast soulsavers;. Becky Borczon as Detroit’s fiancee < for more than a decade! >; Bob Zehr as Big Jule. the visiting gambler from Chicago; Doug Stark, a likeable panda of a man as Nicely-Nicely Johnson, and Mike Lawrence. rather gullible police lieutenant. Others in speaking roles are good, too Dancers are pretty and handsome, the costuming is colorful, and Frank Loesser s tunes - all assure an evening of enjoyment. The new Thunder Bay Players, headed-up by Stark. Zehr and his attractive wife Sharon, and Gossett and his vivacious Barb, are welcome returnees to the local cultural and entertainment scene Don't miss "Guys and Dolls." winding up this week with 8 p m curtain Thursday and Friday, 8.30 Saturday night
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Chicago the group went through customs in Amsterdam and then boarded Dutch buses which will carry "Sounds of Hope" through eight countries of Europe. The first stop in Europe wili be at Noordwykerhout, Holland, where the group will live for three days. More rehearsals, sight-seeing, canal boat rides and concerts are on the schedule from July 3-5. The first concert will be given for the people in a home for the aged in Amsterdam. y In Germany concerts are scheduled"in Duren. Cologne and Numberg. On Sunday, July 7, Sounds of Hope will participate in the morning worship service in a large church in Cologne. In the afternoon the group will board a boat and travel up the Rhine River where historical sights be seen. Later the buses will meet the sightseers and take them to Bacharach and continue to Wurzburg. Rothenburg and Nurnberg. The concert is scheduled in the St. Paul Kirken in Furth. Miss Luisa Leikam, who traveled as a member of Sounds-of Hope last year, is the director of music in this church and is instrumental in setting up the program. Austria is the next destination In Salzburg the sight-seeing will include the Salzburg Castle. Mozart ’s birthplace, a view of the old town and areas where the Sound of Music was filmed. A trip to Saint Johann where the quaint -houses and inns generously decorated with outside paintings can be seen. This will be followed by a concert in the evening. On July 13 the group will travel to Innsbruck, capital of the Winter Olympics. Sight-seeing will include Theresienstrasse. the Goldenes Dachi, Hofburg and its Silver Chapel and an excursion by cable car from the Hemgerburg up to the Hafelekar . altitude of 7,657 feet. Return in time for dinner and a concert. The next day is travel to Solbad byway of Garmisch and Ober Ammergau, the site-of the famous Passion Play. Byway of Liechtenstein, the smallest principality in the world. Sounds of Hope travels to Lucern, Switzerland. Here the group will be given time to explore the city, walk along the shore of Lake Lucerne at their leisure. Lunch may be eaten in a sidewalk case or in one of the many beautiful restaurants. ' Later in the afternoon Sounds of Hope will give a short concert in a beautiful lounge overlooking the lake Another full concert will be presented in the evening. In Nancy. France. Sounds of Hope will be given a reception in the city hall by the mayor following an evening concert in the cathedral which overlooks the Grand Platz. Arrangements for the Nancy festivities are being made by Madame Didier. Madame Liger, Monsieur Careme and the FrancoAmerican Society. July 18 takes the group to Luxembourg and Belgium Luxembourg is another small
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concerts in Holland. Germany. Austria. Switzerland. France. Belgium and England before returning home July 24/ A homecoming banquet will be held in the Oakwood Hotel dining room followed by a final concert in the Wawasee high school auditorium, open to the public and sponsored by SyracuseWawasee Rotary club. Lewis S. Immel is homecoming chairman.
country, but one that has played a vital part in the history of Europe. There will be no concert in Antwerp. Belgium. The evening will be spent in preparing for the boat crossing to England. The group will go by boat to England on July 19 where members shall stay until July 22. Housing will be in private homes for two nights in Bognor Regis, a beautiful ocean-side city. On July 20 a short program will be presented in the Bognor Regis Parish church at 1:30 p.m. This will be followed by an evening concert in the famous Chiechester Cathedral. On Sunday morning Sounds of Hope will participate in the worship service at London City Temple. Here they will, as a part of the program, join with Eric Thiman> organist, and his choir in performing the "Hallelujah Chorus" by Handel. Dr. Thiman is an internationally known organist and composer. At 3:30 p.m. the group will give a program in Princes Hall at Farnham. This
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program is sponsored by the combined Rotary clubs of the county of Surry. After the concert the Rotary clubs will entertain Sounds of Hope to a full evening dinner. On Monday the group will tour and view the historical places in London including Westminster Abby and Tower of London. Monday night will be spent on the boat crossing the North Sea to Amsterdam. Members will be assigned to rooms for the, crossing. July 23 Sounds of Hope is scheduled to leave Amsterdam ria 707 jet to Chicago arriving at 3 p.m. Buses will return the group to Epworth Forest in time for dinner and a night of rest. Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary club has planned a homecoming banquet at Oakwood Hotel on the evening of July 24. Following the banquet the Rotary club is sponsoring a final concert in the Wawasee high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Lewis S. Immel. r 4 Syracuse, is in charge of the arrangements for the banquet and concert’
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