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Library Summer Reading Program \ OUR PRESIDENTS $% Hi Kids! Would you help the Chief get his headdress finished? June 10 at l p.m. the summer reading program at the McHenry Public library starts. All children first through fourth grade will get a feather for every book they read and the chief will be so pleased with your help. You can earn an extra feather by reading a book about Indians. Attention fifth through eighth graders! If you would like to know more about the Presidents of the United States this reading program is for you. For every book you read you will receive a sticker to apply to an attractive chart giving you the name, political party and the years * each one of our Presidents held office. Extra credit will be given for reading a book about one of the Presidents. ^ I'll be looking for you so be sure to come in and start reading right away. We have many new books for you to read. Mrs. D.W. Swetman, Children's Librarian P.s We would like to remind you at this time that there are no longer five or ten cent cards. All those living outside the city limits will now pay months' or yearly fee. McHenry Country Club In the first round of the Directors' Tournament played at the Club on Sunday, June 2, Class A winners were: A. Jackson. R. Wilkins, J. Packee, J. Wright, W. Jacobs, R. Smith, Doc Gilbert, and E. Buss. Class B winners were C. Schmidt, Sy Carlson, R. Waytula, H. Zwissler, E. Cepulis, R. Warfield, P. Lawler, and R. Freund. Two of the matches in Class B, R. Warfield's defeat of G. Fields and E. Cepulis win over J. Busscher went to the 21st hole before a winner was determined. In Class C. Dick Jemiola beat Ken Holmes on the 23rd hole. Other Class C winners were J. Smithson, B. Elbersen, L. Consago, Butch Meyer, E. Houlihan, E. Simon, and T. Burke. Winners in Class D were J. Kenton, R. Hoelscher, Doc Donnelley, Ed Oja, R. Kreuser, Doc Carelli, and W. Yopp. The second round of the Director's Tournament will be played at the club on Supday June 9. Low net winners for the day were-- Class A -- 1) W. Jacobs and E. Buss (tied) 2) B. Chelini and R. Spiess (tied). Class B -- 1) L. Consago, 2) B. Elbersen, 3) R. Schmaling. Class C -- 1) R. Hoelscher, 2) Doc Carelli, 3) H. Young. Now Hear This! Final correction -- Husband - Wife Outing is June 9. Todoj/s Health Neivs Published by the American Medical Association What should a mother do when her baby starts cradling and climbing--threatening everything he can get his hands on? Let him go, says researchers at the Haiyard University Lab- oratorv^efHuman Development Then' advice is based on a nine - year, Pre - School Project study of the daily experiences of mothers and their young children. The study was designed to de­ termine what kind of home en- j Coast GuarcP. mr News I SMALL BOAT SEAMANSHIP COURSE SCHEDULED Highway, Crystal Lake, between the hours of 8:30»a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, or 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. Registrations will also be accepted on the first night of class, June 11th. Instruction in the course is free, however a registration fee Wouoc*. Laxc FLOTILLA 4*4 Utc* An 8-week, non- credit^course^ wilL.be assessed at the time of in the art of small boat registration. The seamanship will be presented as part of the summer evening school program of McHenry County College. Officers of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will conduct the course which will cover such topics as: Nautical Terminology, Rules of the Road, Elementary Navigation, Meaning and Use of Buoys, Knots and Splices, Federal and State Regulations, and much more. A certificate of completion will be awarded to each person who successfully completes the course. Classes will be held every Tuesday evening for eight consecutive weeks beginning June 11th from 7:00 to9:00p.m. at McHenry High School West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. Interested persons may register for the course at McHenry County College, 6200 W. Northwest only additional cost will be for books and materials with family rates available. Persons desiring further information may contact Mr. William A. Robinson of Solon Mills, Illinois, phone 815 - 675 - 2432 any evening after 6:00 p.m. Driving Her Cmjrt She Hiiwkn her husband is driv­ ing her crazy. It seems he can never remember her birthday, but he always knows her age. 1. Classes A, 1 and 2 motorboats must carry one personal flotation device for each person aboard or in tow. 2. The courtesy examination of a boat is performed by a member of the U.S. Coast. Guard Auxiliary upon request of the boat owner. anal z anai I SJ3MSUV Right of Way -- Small Vessels in a -Narrow Chanel In a narrow channel a power- driven vessel of less than sixty- five feet in length shall not hamper the safe passage of a vessel which can navigate only inside such channel. All vessels being overtaken have the fight of way. vironment produces the most competent child and what role the mother plays in the child's development. On the basis of their observations, the research­ ers compiled the following list of practices for mothers to avoid: •Don't cage the child or con­ fine him regularly for long peri­ ods. ' •- •Don't allow, him to concen­ trate his energies on you to the point where he spends most of his time following you around or staying near you, especially in his second year of life. •Don't ignore your child's at­ tention-getting devices to the point where he throws a tantrum to gain your interest. •Don't worry that your baby won't love you if you say "no" from time to time. •Don't try to prevent him from cluttering the house; it's an in­ evitable sign of a healthy, curious baby. •Don't try to win all the argu­ ments with a child -- especially from the middle of the second year when he may start becom­ ing negative. •Don't take a full-time job or otherwise make yourself largely unavailable to the child during this period of his life. •Don't worry over when he learns to* read, count numbers, or say. the alphabet. Don't even wory if he's slow to talk, as long as he seems to understand more and more language as he grows. •Don't try to force toilet train­ ing. By the time he's two or so, it will be easy. •Don't hover over or spoil your child--it may make him think the whole world was made just for him. WANT MORE INFORMATION? Writ» Today's Health Magazine Cf, 535 North Dmarborn Stmt Chicago, Illinois 60610 CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING FOR YOUR ADDED CONVENIENCE . OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW IS OPEN WEDNESDAY 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. McHENRY SAVINGS t iiu uiiiitiiii. SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings AMD LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 209 North Green Str««t McH«nrV. Illinois 60050 815 385 3000 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO *20.000 BY THE fEDERAL SAVINGS 4 LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION JSSf , W Applications Now Accepted For Service Academies Congressman John B. Anderson (R-Ill.) is accepting applications for 1975 appointments to West Point, Annapolis and the Air Force and Merchant Marine academies, it has been announced. Anderson, chairman of the House Republican conference, issued the applications reminder as he extended congratulations to five men from the 16th Congressional district who are graduating from Service Academies this month. Anderson said any youth who lives in the district, and who will be between 17 and 21 as of July 1, is eligible to obtain a service academy application PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1S74 Anderson urged all those by writing to him at 1101 L o n g w o r t h B u i l d i n g , Washington, D.C. 20515. Anderson said that all candidates, in addition to completing the application forms and taking a medical exam, also must take both the college entrance examination and the civil service test. Nothing that the civil service test is scheduled for July 6, interested in attending*4* service academy to write him as soon as possible so he cojuld arrange for them to take fne test. JCivil service exams are gifen at testing centers in Rockford, Dixon and Freeport, as well as in Woodstock, DeKalb aftd Dubuque. dh FOR HELP IN YOUR FAMILY OR PERSONAL CRISIS OR REFERRAL TO OTHER RESOURCES CALL: 385-6400 ANNA MCCLATCHEY MISS FLY NAVY-Anna McClatchey, daughter of Mrs. Mary McClatchey of 3804 W. Ellen road, McHenry, has been named "Miss Fly Navy". In Navy service since last August, she has been stationed at San Jose, Moffett field, Calif., and just this past week earned her third blue stripe as seaman. She is assistant photo editor for the Moffett News. A graduate of McHenry high school in 1972, she joined the Navy for four years' duty. This week she was scheduled to go to Hawaii on assignment. On June 15 she will attain an Airman's rating. TO BE GIVEN AWAY 7 cute pups, 5 females, 2 males, part Doberman. 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