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For Family Living v The more thermal the weather gets, the less dynamic you feel around the house; energy drops, as the mercury climbs'. As most women know, the ABC's of hot welather conking Are: Already prepared things (frozen or ready mixed or readyfixed by you); Barbecued things (if there is a man who likes to barbecue; otherwise a hot grill is no cooler than a hot range); Cold cuts. A combination is suggested adding up to a Refrigerator Buffet. This includes two or three bowls of salad ("all ready so you don't have to leave the hammock to cook a vegetable, and if best comes to best the family can fill their own plates") and meat or poultry. This she terms a large enduring object that, once cooked, you keep on eating.. .such as an unstuffed turkey -- a big one - which will yield pounds of meat to serve plain as long as you can get away with it and when you can't, will freeze handily for ftiture serving. Salad No. 1 should be greenery, salad No. 2 a filling one such as bean or potato, and No. 3 fruit. This particular one, kids think is the greatest thing since bubble gum and grownups eat as dessert.. Fruit-Marshmallow Bowl 1 big grapefruit, peeled and sectioned 1 pound seedless green grapes OR: 1 -pound can of pitted Royal Ann cherries, drained 1 medium-size can pineapple . chucks, drained 2 sliced bananas % pound tiny marshmallows; or big ones, sliced. Now, scald V2 cup milk, to pour over 2 egg yolks, beaten, and 1 teaspoon dry mustard. When it's coolj, add the juice of 1 lemon and % cup cream, whipped. Mix it with the fruits (all but the bananas) and put in into the refrigerator. Add the bananas just before serving. WORKSHOP FOR RETARDED TO BE SUBJECT OF TALK At last Monday* s meeting of the Wonder Lake Kiwanis club, it was announced that the speaker next Monday will be Bob Lanbom, who will talk about the mentally retarded workshop. On Aug. 26, Sports Night will be observed with a visit to the Milwaukee stadium to see tte White Sox - Detroit baseball game. Aug. 12 will be the deadline for reservations. PhilKinzer has reserved an air conditioned bus to take the group to the game. During the board meeting, Jerry Biroschik was approved for membership in the club. Heroism Of CWO Fisher Recognized CWO Edward M.Fisher,husband of the former Joyce Schimke, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schimke, reside at Wonder Lake, was recently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for service in Vietnam. CWO Edward Fisher received his Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism. His citation reads in part: "As aircraft commander of a helicopter air ambulance, he flew his aircraft into mountainous terrain at night in conditions of extremely poor visibility due to heavy low clouds and rain to extract seriously wounded casualties of the 173rd Airborne Brigade from enemy fire. "With complete disregard for his own safety, he flew through clouds below the level of surrounding mountain peaks to approach his casualties. "Enemy automatic weapons fire was directed at him, and at one point his aircraft struck trees. "There was no landing zone at the casulaty pick-up site, so Warrant Officer Fisher hovered his aircraft in a fog, using instruments without visual reference as two casualties were slowly raised into his helicopter by hoist. "He then returned with his casualties to the brigade cleartag/* DRIVING 'FOR TRAFFIC by Paul Powell Sttretary of Stati It's 8iiminer ;ind those warm nights and sunny weekends brintf out motorcycles in droves. Tin- twine condition also brings forth the auto in like numbers, filled with Mom', Diwl, Crsindma and the. kids. The combination becomes a bit too much for the already overtaxed highway. Each mode of transportation can be equally enjoyable for the respective participant. Each urn Selective Service FRI., AUG., 9, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 3 One proven way to find trouble sitting on your doorstep is to neglect to plan ahead. Embezzlement caused over 200 business firms in U.S. to suspend operations last year. pays his share of the taxes to maintain that piece of highway h«- occupies and he expects to be able to use it at will. This is the way our system is set up and we ;»gree it goes along quite well. Until a cycle, it may be auy size, and an auto both decide to occupy the same bit of pavement at the same time. The result is always disastrous with the cyclist coming out on the short end. We try to legislate safety for both the auto and the cycle. These things all help. But, they have to have help from the individual at the wheel . . . of both vehicles. (live the motorcycles a break . . . they need all the help they can get. Common courtesy will get you both much further and with far less strain to the nervous system of both. There are many good suggestions for both drivers in Rules of the Road. For your free copy of "Rules of the Road", write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois 62706. Set out below are questions frequently asked of the Selective Service system along with appropriate answers. Your cooperation in printing or announcing these will be in the public interest. Q. My draft board wouldn't defer me in Class II-S because I had not made normal progress toward my baccalaureate degree, but they gave me a Class I-S(c) deferment. The board said this was good for b year. If Pve made normal progress by then, can I get Class II-S again? A. Yes, providing you request 4 II-S deferment, can provide the local board with evidence that you are then satisfactorily pursuing a full-time course of instruction0 and you arestttl under the age of 24. Q. Do I still have ia right of appeal after I have liad a-pexy .. sonal appearance before my local board? A. Yes. Each classification, or determination miade by your local board not to reopen your classification following your personal appearance, shall tie followed by the. same right of appeal as in the- case of the original classification. ... • Q. What are the two types of conscientious objector classifications? A. In class I-A-0 are those who have been found, by reason of religious training and belief, to be conscientiously opposed to combatant training and service. In Class 1-0 are placed those who have been found, by reason of their religious training and belief, to be conscientiously opposed to war in any form and to -be conscientiously opposed to participation in both combatant and noncombatant training and service in the Armed Forces. Q. We have a farm, most of which is planted in wheat. Should there be a shortage of wheat, would this be a factor for receiving an agricultural deferment? A. Under the new law, surpluses and shortages of agricultural commodities may now be considered by a local board in reaching their decisions on agricultural deferments. Q. How can I apply for deferment as a college student? A. You may obtain a convenient form for this purpose, Request for Undergraduate Student Deferment (SSS Form 104) from your local draft board or from your college registrar. However, a letter to your local board requesting a student deferment will be acceptable. Q. My father, an Army Sergeant, is being transferred outside the country. I will not be 18 until after we have departed the United States. What do I do ' about registering for Selective Service? A. On your 18th birthday, or within five (5) days thereafter, present yourself to the nearest diplomatic or consular office of the United States and he will register you. n»._jn- n.„. McHENRY PLAINDEALER STEAM TRIPS THRILL KIDS SllPfc ^•T'ONER Authentic [Trail© Ml-Size' MID-COmiNT MllWM MUSEUM Nsrth Freedom. 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