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PAGE 3 - PLAINDEA^ER - WirniMirsDAY, JULY 9, 1975 Public Hearings In Health Service Areas I)r. Mark Leppe^-- the Governor's representative for health service area (HSA ) designation has announced that public hearings on the state's revised HSA proposal for the nine-county northeastern region (Region 2) will be hefd July 9 and 10 in Chicago. Dr. Lepper said, "The pur­ pose for the hearings is to gather testimony concerning the designation of health ser­ vice areas in Region 2, state of Illinois, under the National Health Planning and Resource Development Act P L.- 93-641." The state has been asked to submit a nevtf proposal for this region due to objections raised by the federal government to the original plan submitted Mav 3. T V COMMENTARY By John Smiley A NEW TWIST in series spin-offs will occur if Rho- da's doorman Carlton gets his own TV show. Carlton is never seen and is heard only overRhoda's apartment intercom. Although Carlton is seen only in viewer's im­ aginations, he does have a following of loyal fans. RAYMOND BURR will co- star "The Inventing of America," an NBC special that traces the technological advances made in the United States during the past 200 years. British TV personal­ ity James Burke will be the other co-host. MANY TV STARS do not use their real names. Mike Connor's real name is Krekor Ohanian, an Armenian name. Michael "Litt le Joe" Lan- don's real name is Eugene Maurice Orowitz. Rock Hud­ son's real handle is Roy Fitzgerald. James Bumgar- ner became James Garner and Merle Johnson, Jr. be­ came Troy Donahue. ANOTHER ACTOR who changed his name is John Elroy Sanford. He's known as Redd Foxx. Angie Brown changed her name to Angie Dickinson. >SOME OF THE STARS who have not changed their names are Carol Burnett , Peter Falk, Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart. ON JULY 2 PBS will tell the story of Edward S. Cur­ t is, the American photogra­ pher who roamed the^West from 1896 to 1930 construct­ ing a portrait of American Indian life. Curtis made thousands of photographs and recorded thousands of songs and chants. ABOUT YOUR i An art gum eraser will remove most marks on wall­ paper--e specially around light switches. Two tablespoons of regu­ lar flour may be substituted when a recipe calls for 1 tablespoon of cornstarch. Campers will find i t eas­ ier to clean greasy dishes and pans after frying fish or other meats by adding a few drops of ammonia to the water.* HOME By April Rhodes A dash of cinnamon adds zest to yellow squash. THIS WEEK'S LETTER: Hi there. My problem is a very com­ mon one! I have a Big Crush on one of my teachers. I don't think he knows it but it hurts me so much I don't know why it hurts but it just does. And also, I 'm not able/to do classwork or homework 'cause all I can do is think about him.' What should I do? Just wait until I don't have the crush anymore9 Or something else? - 4 OUR REPLY: As is usually the* case your answer is inherent in the question. Or, in other words, you are more able to answer your own question than you might think. You could wait until you don't have the crush any­ more--or. you could do some­ thing else. Do whatever you feel the best about doing. You are ob­ viously an intelligent person, cap­ able of managing your own af­ fairs Don't hesitate to share what's going on with you with your loved ones. Especially if the situation is upsetting you If it 's not, there's really noth­ ing to worry about. Because of the volume, of letters to this column, requests for personal replies can­ not be accommodated. Editorial panel selects for weekly use, letter which best represents questions and/or comments from readers. FOR & ABOUT TEENAGERS, BOX 639, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 40601. Parade Application (Marine Festival) Sunday, July 13 Name Address MINI FLOAT: / 1-Humorous (1st and 2nd places) 2-Origina l \ LARGE FLOAT: 1--Beauty (1st and 2nd places) 2-Humorou s 3-Origina l COLOR GUARDS: (1st and 2nd places) TWIRLING UNITS: * (1st and 2nd places) .• • R O .• • HORSES: (1st and 2nd places) (Mini-float category is for any walking entry or small float, no larger than 6x8 feet. Large float category is for floats larger than 6x8 feet) Send entries to Tom Low, 1320 N. Riverside Drive, McHenry, 60050. Phone 385-6541. HECK An alternate- proposal being covered by the state will create lour health service areas in Region 2: 1-Counties of McHenry, Kane, Kendall plus Lake; 2-Counties of Grundy, Will. Kankakee plus DuPage; 3-County of cook, exclusive of the city of Chicago; 4-City of Chicago. The site for the hearings, which will be conducted from 7 to 9 p.m. on July 9, and from 9 to 11* a.m., July 10, is the Howard Johnson Motor Inn, 10249 Irving Park road, Schiller Park. All interested individuals are invited to attend. Counties included in Region 2 are Cbok, DuPage, Grundy, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, McHenrv and Will A tray of seasonal fruit accented with cheese wedges' makes an unusual but nutrit ious dessert for a cookout. Set your t imer on your stove to remind you of ap­ pointments. I t 's also good to set i t twenty minutes before t ime to leave for church. For And About Teenagers HIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII^ GREEN PLANTS CACTI ^ VISIT - OUR GREENHOUSE DAILY CUT FLOWER . 9g SPECIAL | OC By Sarah Anne Sheridan Nellie's Lemon Roll % J u i c e ( a n d r i n d o f 2 lemons. l te-c sugar 1% c water 1 tisalt 5 T flour, 3 eggs 1 rounded T butter Mix sugar, flour, and salt . Add water, lemon juice and rifid. Cook for 15 minutes in a double boiler, until thick. Add well beaten eggs and cook a few minutes longer, then add butter. Cake 3 eggs 1 c sugar 1 c flour IV2 t baking powder 2 T cold water Beat egg whites, add half the sugar. Then beat egg yolks and add rest of the sugar. Add cold water, then add the egg whites. Fold in flour which has been sifted w i t h t h e b a k i n g p o w d e r . Bake in large jelly roll pan in an oven 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or until cake springs back when touched. Turn out on towel sprinkled with granulated sugar. Trim edges. Spread with lemon fil l ing and roll . Dr. Traul To : Speak At July Ostomy Meeting The Lake County Ostomy association announces tlpat Dr. Donald Traul will be the speaker at the July 10 meeting to be held in the Amphitheatre of the Victory Memorial hospital at Waukegan at 8 p.m. Dr. Traul is associated with the Monroe clinic, Monroe, Wis., Department of Colon and Rectal Surgery. He is a graduate of Ohio State ^University Medical school and his residencies were at the Cleveland Clinic foundation under-Dr. Turnbull The Ostomy association was organized to help both future ^ -I V" ancf past <\tomates. The meetings areV>pen to all ostomates. All interested persons are urged to make a special effort to attend. There will be coffee and discussion after the meeting. LET ME SEE YOU CATCH A FISH' DON'T YOU DO IT UNLESS HE SAYS. "PLEASE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE T O D A Y ' S A N S W E R Some of theswimsuits are most attractive this season --especially those of mater­ ials that mold the figure into shape and u^e splashy col­ ors on dark backgrounds. Bikinis are sti l l popular but the ones which have wider bottoms are preferred by many. Take care of the eyes this summer with proper sun glasses. These glasses not only protect one from the glare'but from dust and wind. PASSPORTS Passports were originally of­ ficial letters. U.S. passports first assumed booklet form in 1926; beginning in 1941 they were issued bound in flexible, green covers Blue plastic-covered passports were introduced in 1961 ACROSS 1 Only President to become Chief Justice 5 Snake 8 Employ 9 Ready for mailing 13 "Curtain" material 14 Placid 15 Pince- -- 16 Muck 17 Oklahoma city 18 All 20 Norse betrothal goddess 21 Contribute 23 Dry 24 Expunge 25 Polish 26 Magni- fique" 27 Cub 28 Written letter 29 "Beetle Bailey's" boss 30 Devoured 31 -- -de- sac 32 Gown's partner 35 Irish -- 37 Links target 38 Early Jewish ascetic 39 Other­ wise 40 Colloidal substance 41 Temple figure DOWN 1 Attenuated 2 Yorkshire river 3 Certain holdings (2 wds.) 4 Scholar's time 5 Convince 6 Squalid 7 Average 10 Bore to death wds.) 11 GilacanJ 12 Least inexpensive HE mm Ha •he a BSE BBS aaa HBH eras SBH 16 Boundary 19 Over­ whelming 21 Perish; expire 9 22 Agamem­ non's son Plod . rough mud 25 On^nd of scoui 27 Victory symbol 29 Land­ scape 33 Addi- - tionally 34 Rind 36 Young sheep 37 Hawaiian game Film Forum Set In July The McHenry' chapter of the John Birch society is spon­ soring a Film Forum during July at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Himpelmann. Everyone is cordially- invited'to attend this educational series. The" first session will be •Thursday. July 10. at 8 p m and will cover Gun Control and the U.S. involvement in the United Nations. Session 2, on July 17. will deal with Foreign Aid program and Session 3. on July 24, will be a presentation of the John Birch- society - its organization and goals. To make reservations or for more information, contact Mrs. Joseph Himpelmann. Open Student Section Of Arts And Crafts Fair Students will have their own section of exhibits at the twentieth annual Arts and C£^fts Fair from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 27, on the grounds and interior of the Delos F. Diggins public library. The Art Fair is sponsored by the Art Leagug.„with Roy Seaver, general chairman. Professional judges will award cash prizes and ribbons for several different f-ategories. Sending Out The Disciples Then he called his twelve disciples together, and gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases. And he sent them to preach the kingdom of God, and to heal the sick And they departed, and went through the towns, preaching the gospel, and healing every where. St. Luke: 9; 1,2,6 Food during the afternoon will be available in St. Joseph's school, next door to the south from the library through courtesy of Mother's club. Editor's Quote Book The praise of others may be of use in teaching us. not what we are. but what we ought to be. August Hare "You mustn't pull the cat 's tail ." a mother warned her small son. "I 'm only holding i t , Mom," the young­ ster replied seriously. "The cat is pulling." Aunt--No man would catch me running along a beach in a costume like that. Niece-I don't think he would try Auntie. 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