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.v>#mwm. •'/////'//"'• mw*Mww#*" ..,,/WfrWW" uj~Y/////////"j *WWWWWWIV' PAGE 7 -.-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,197$ McHENRY JUNIOR YOUTH LEAGUE MINI YANKS - Pictured above, front row, left to right - Paul Herrmann, Tim Koeller, Merle Norquist, Greg Fields andJames Knaack; back row, left to right - Manager Jay Koeller, Robert Gende, Kent Krause, Mark Etheridge, Jeff Snow and Manager Rich Lindquist. Absent when the picture was taken were Dave Vacula, Brent Blankenhorn, Charles Altenbern and Steve Hutt. The Yanks are sponsored by The Bath Shop. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) 4-H NEWS CLOTHING & REVUE Ten 4-H gir ls wil l be representing McHenry county at the State Fair with their winning clothing projects . The winners were selected July 22 and 23 during 4-H clothing judging at St . John's church in Woodstock. Three of the gir ls ' projects were selected on the basis of construction. Con­ struction winners were Joy Vyduna, McHenry; Andrea Jeffrey. Crystal Lake; and Sherry Payne. Woodstock. The other fourteen were judged for their clothing and their modeling abil i ty. Seven delegates and seven al ternates were selected. The delegates are Diane Kuhlman, Hebron; Fay Stroh, Woodstock; Judy Vyduna, McHenry; Evelyn Hooker, Crystal Lake; Darlynn Faatz, Christ ie Jurs and Barbara Meier, Crystal Lake. The gir ls chosen as al ternates are Denise Winn, Richmond; Therese tfeSerto, Marengo; Diane Muskovin, McHenry; Lynn Simmons, Marengo; Stock Car Service News Racing HEW Will Reconsider Health Plan Decision McHenry's Sid Norton took third place in the 15-lap feature race for late model sportsman cars Saturday night at the IRA (Interstate Racing Assn.) speedway in Wilmot on the state l ine east of Richmond. Norton also took third place in a heat race earl ier in the evening, but said later that he has been having problems in recent weeks with a mysterious ai lment in his car 's engine and as a result hasn' t been able to challenge the leaders as strongly as he usually does. Norton is reigning IRA champion and is batt l ing to retain his t i t le agaisnt a record number of challengers. John Burbridge, Milwaukee, drove his , 1973 convert ible maro late model stock car to feature race win Saturday night at the Lake Geneva Raceway. I t was his f irst feature there this season and he picked the 50 lap mid-season championship race night to make it to victory circle. The night proved to be a good choice because he won before another record crowd for the Lake Geneva Raceway and was joined in Victory Circle by gir ls in swim suits to receive a five foot t rophy. V OUDI1 LAXE FIOTILLA 4 USC& *«"<• 1. Uti l i ty outboards are specifically designed for 1. Comfort 2. Outboard propulsion 3."'Racing quali t ies 4. Ease in rowing 2. A skiff is an ideal boat for hunters or f ishermen to operate in protected shallow water because of i ts 1. Curved bottom 2. Rounded bottom 3. , 'Vee" bottom 4 Flat bottom 3. An ideal boat for general use such as cruising, water skiing and fishing is a KENDALL MAC DONALD Marine Private First Class Kendall A. Macdonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Macdonald. Jr.. of McHenry, has been meritoriously promoted to his present rank upon graduation from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot. San Diego. He received the early promotion for his superior performance in all phases of the training, w hich emphasizes physical con­ ditioning, discipline and teamwork. 1. Uti l i ty outboard 2. Skiff 3. Runabout 4. Pram Answers 1. No. 2 2. No. 4 3. No. 3 Under Way -- Never take a wave broadside. This nol only causes discomfort , but damage to art icles on board if they are not secured If big enough, the wave may capsize you. No joyriding. Everybody inside the cockpit when the boat is under way. No deck riding or standing on gunwale. A sudden swerve can catch a passenger off balance and throw him into the water. Children and non-swimmers. Small children should wear l ife preservers at al l t imes while afloat . Non-swimmers should stay near the center of boat , even in large inboards. Congressman John B. An­ derson (R-Il l . ) has announced that Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare has agreed to reconsider a previous decision on Il l inois Health Planning areas, including McHenry county. According to Anderson, the secretary promised to "do everything possible within the law" to give favorable con­ sideration to an Il l inois proposal on the subject . Anderson and other members Of the Il l inois Congressional delegation met with Wein­ berger in the Capitol July 24. The Representat ives expressed their unified approval of a state plan which would form six Health Service areas in nor­ theastern Il l inois. These planning areas could coor­ dinate al l federal funds relat ing to health, mental health, alcoholism and drug abuse. HEW officials had previously favored a plan grouping eight suburban and rural counties with the ci ty of Chicago. "The plan submitted by the state of I l l inois, which has been previously rejected by the department, takes into account the different composit ion of the counties in the area. I t has the support of local health officials and physicians. To me it seems vastly preferable to lumping McHenry county and others with the ci ty of Chicago in a vast bureaucratic behemoth," said Anderson. "I am greatly pleased by Mr. Weinberger 's decision to reconsider this matter , and . / department wi V I hope the arrive at a ALMOST Steve Ford, 19. son of President Ford and a student of form­ er rodeo champion Casey Tibbs, is dumped by his first bronc in Ramona, Calif, rodeo. Cash Your Check? Right Away With your Free 1st National PHOTO I.D. CARD Why We're Putting Faces on Our I.D. Cards • OUR NEW INSTANT I.D. CARD INCLUDING YOUR PHOTO. • A TAMPER-PROOF COLOR PHOTO I.D. 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Woodstock; Reqee Wellwerts , Crystal Lake; and Melody McCullough. Harvard. The judging was based on proper f i t , general appearance, and actual construction techniques. Judging was done on the basis of the number of years the gir l or boy had been in the project , and consisted of three categories: Learn to Sew I. Learn to Sew II , and Ad­ vanced Sewing. Knit ted and Crocheted garments were also judged. j The delegates will compete at the State Fair in Springfield. Aug. 14 and 15. BOWLIM; AND BICYCLING Forty-one 4-H'ers participated in Bowling and Bicycling Evaluation during the past week. Fif teen members exhibited their bowling abil i ty Saturday, July 19, and twenty- six boys and girls were judged for their bicycling skil ls Monday. July 21. Listed below are those part icipants winning "A" rating: Bowling: Dan Payne, Woodstock, Jeff McNish, McHenry; John Hardt , Jr . , Woodstock; Debbie Moller , Huntley; Susan Ellerth, Crystal Lake. Bicycling: Jeff McNish, McHenry; Carol Petty, McHenry; Beth Elpers, Crystal Lake; Edna Linhart , Harvard; Lori Teuber and Bob Teuber, McHenry; "Jordan Ceitham. McHenry; Donald Gieseke, Crystal Lake; Leslie Pyper, , Harvard; Robert Cunningham, Woodstock; Kirk Hahn, Crystal Lake. Hugh Halin, Crystal Lake; Janice Atchinson. McHenry; Neil Wright, McHenry; Julene Hahn, Crystal Lake. KIDK FOR RFSFAIU II If you're enrolled in a 4-H Horse and Pony project , here 's an opportunity for . vou to part icipate in the f irst nation­ wide Ride for Research. The ride will be on Sept. 20. Patterned after walkathons for chari ty. Ride for Research is designed for horsemen to have a day of fun together while contributing to better health for horses through scientif ic research. For detai led in- ' formation, write to Morris Animal Foundation, 531 Guaranty Bank Building, Denver, Colo. , 80202. DAIRY PROMOTION Two McHenry county 4-H clubs appeared to have had an excit ing month during June, promoting dairy products. The Cha Cha Clovers and Harvard Prair ie Toppers have turned in reports on their June activi t ies, including everything from handing out dairy recipes and bumper st ickers to displaying a cow in downtown Chicago. Representat ives from these clubs wil l at tend a banquet later this summer, where the county winners and regional , winner for the best promotional act ivi t ies wil l be announced. Statistics reveal many things, but first, they must be intelligently gathered and then fairly studied. EDUCATORS MEET -- State Superintendent of Education Joseph M. Cronin, left, meets with Superintendent of Education Service Region - elect Edward W. Hall of McHenry county during the annual conference of superintendents held this week in Springfield. 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