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Sixteen '^T, 11 k '"^"w v ^kskm$ t.w«! («^flttW,iiyjiW1|lil|"i,f>»l!!wr THE McHENRY PLAINDfiALEH •%W: v fy'^or< p*, >•.?/ r- ^"J< 5w? •-: *•; • J .-• V.iVmimiMr Thursday, June 9,1955 pf•..., A Vacation Should Be Pun p' There is something about r spring. aiwJ the start of summer tf/.at brings the thoughts of vacation to everyone. These are good thoughts and should be carried out, by all workers, whether they be on the farm or in the office, the educational committee of the Illinois State Medi- . cal society advises in a health taJk. " Many persons .prefer a winter or spring vacation. Some like to leave the snow and cold to spend a few weeks in a wanner, sunnier climate. Others enjoy the reverse. This is an individual preference that should be indulged in, just so long as it is a vacation. These periods of change, away from one's regular routine, are . most important. They create a j new pace, not only in living but in thinking. Tlhey provide a "letting up" from chores and r^ . sponsibilities and create a."stimulus that results in a fresh emotional and physical outlook. * Everyone should take a vacation. No matter how well liked br pleasant the job, an individual needs to get away from it for a time. Sticking close to the task day in and jday out takes its Unconscious toll in the form of restlessness, irritation, "snapping" disposition, and a fatigue laid boredom that, if ignored, Will do harm, not only to the worker, but to tfte job itself. Effective results cannot be accomplished when one is tired or bored. * The worker, whether he be the Executive, the stenographer, or ttie laborer, needs a rest. But, as in everything else, moderation te required. The sedentary worker, for example, who has no exercise all year, cannot start out on a thirty-six hole round of golf. His zest for the game will lie lost in the body fatigue brought on by aches and pains Of strained muscles. Nor can he climb a mountain the first day or walk miles about the country Bide. H must work gradually to bis goal, so that the change accomplishes its objective -p- the feeling of physical fitness and , t'he well-being that comes with relaxation. -f Vacations should be planned rwith care, so that tCiey do not become a burden financially. One iWho ^"plunges" everything he on a vacation will return his job morose and wondering just how the bills will be met. Make your plans fit your means. Travel accommodations are avail- >.|able that will meet your individual pocketbook. 14 Maybe your "change of scene" means leisure time for reading, fmttering in your garden, or -doing a hundred little things for which you have no tim£ in your workra-day year. It doesn't make much difference what the d'.ionge Is, provided it meets the objective of ithe vacation -- literally vacating or getting away from routine. If your plans include automobile or camping trips, be alert Jto safety measures in driving s^and caution in the selection of "camping sites. Many a family has started out with happiness in Jtheir hearts, only to have accident and disease return (them to 'their homes. By all means take a vacation. 'Plan it with all the interest and enthusiam to fit your individual tdesives. Guard your (health by javoiding unsanitary eating places, "excessive exercise or - wearing yo*rBeif out by crowding too :snany activities into a limited period. Use discretion when you leave MY BIRTHDAY PRESENT^WS^SNORTLEY HERE'S THE PICTURE/ 4 BELIEVE ME, WHERE ARE YOU?/rVE LEARN|p A LESSON/ m GOING DOWN TOMORROW TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHER RIGHT MERE IN PICTURE HUSBAND SO PHOTOGENIC I, PIERRE WILL TAKE ZE GREAT PEECTURE.'.NOW VOU WATCH ZE' BIRDIE McHENRY S«JP IT WILL REALLY BE A'PEECTUHE" WHEN, SNORTLEY SEES THIS Lithe work-a-day world temporarily. Do the things you want to in moderation. Have fun -- and relaxation. Make your "change of pace" count. Don't leave wisdom at home in your search of change, for it is wisdom that will return you to your job, with renewed zest, vitality and happiness. * \ttoric for (jou Why is it that few candidates can tell the truth about their opponents ? to USE! Ym con have a "atw*' room in a day with • Super wathablc. .• No thinning--drltt (n one hour. Lusctout pallets, high-faihlon deep ton.i. (• Ea«y to apply--0v«r paint.d woBi, wallpaper or plart.r. Oily $1.83 QT. $5.55 (Dm; Caiort SBgHtty HlgW) \ ' Complete Line Marim - Senour PAINTS All Colors •I; PHONE 469 10S N. .ptvenide Dr. MeHenry, 01. f£, wmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmrn. EDDIE tha EDUCATOR U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Illilllirtlllillirijllllllllllilllililllilililllllillil.Clirillll NOW INSTALUD AT mt)l 40 kid* I cm avarog* l«f» hm 10 minute* per ptipQ for p«f- •oncd attention. Hap* we con do iMttH to Hm fuivret BBnciii EdwaNoa Awociotiaa Building Materials Sears Roebuck & Co. 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If jrou prepkre a food of this type, pack ice so that it will keep cold tontil you l get' to the picnic area and. are ready to eat. If you are in doubt about being able to keep it cold, don't plan to take it. s Sometimes there is no safe drfinkttfg #ater near the ; picnic spot, so remember to take yOur own water and 'don't t£tke any chances. |T1 . It's also a good- idea to pu,t first aid kit in ivttji your pienip supplies. Inclvff ^materials few* ^euts, burns, 1 insect bites aa$ poisonous i>laxiSt%1 ' ; Before ^ "you le^^e the picntjc area, be sure yoltr camp fire is* but, and clean up all the'garbage, leaving the picnic grounds clean. 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