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mm® • : > . • * rV ns.T Peach Frost " N" If you're hungry, but it's just too hot to cook, whir up a cool and refreshing meal in your blender. Peach Frost is a simple but satisfying beverage that takes just a few ingredients -- an egg, a peach, lemon yogurt, some ice and some spice. Treat yourself to a delicious, creamy Peach Frost for a liquid breakfast, lunch or snack. Peach Frost 1 serving or 1 1/3 cups 1 medium peach, peeled 1/2 and chunked 1 egg 3 1/4 cup lemon-flavored yogurt ice cubes teaspoon cinnamon Combine all ingredients in blender container and blend about 45 seconds or until smooth. Pour into tall glass ahd serve immediately. " 4 YOUR WEEK AHEAD By damis Forecast Period - July 21 to July 27 ARIES Just for the fun of it, try not complaining about Mar. 21-Apr. 19 your job... it won't be easy this week. i TAURUS Don't react emotionally, when your opinion about Apr. 20-May 20 a member of the opposite sex makes your eyes open. GEMINI It's a fact of life, some members of your sign will May 21-June 20 become involved, deeply, in a clandestine relationship. MOONCHILD Dreams of home and far away places, too, should June 21-July 22 be some sort of comfort to most members of your sign. J LEO You will be over concerned about a minor inci- July 23-Aug. 22 dent. When the ship is on the rocks -- it doesn't matter how nice the view is. VIRGO Here's a warning! You must be as honest as a , Aug. 23-Sept. 22 mirror. The smallest falsehood will get you into .1, ^ 71 big trouble. l t , i LIBRA f v Many may, • * Sept. 23-Oct. 22 merized by a powei your present romance during this cycle, become mes- erful personality. Keep safe with SCORPIO Was it an insignificant decision? Beware it could Oct. 23-Nov. 21 parlay into a major responsibility! SAGITTARIUS Look for trouble and you'll find it. Do not put a Nov. 22-Dec. 21 member of the opposite sex to the test. CAPRICORN Emotionally, your sign has become a tinder box. Dec. tt-Jan. II You could be tripped into incalculable conse­ quences. AQUARtUS Try to see beyond your own existance. It seems Jan. 20-Feb. II you have lost your sense of values on material gains. PISCES Keep your personal articles under lock and key. Feb. ll-Mar. 20 Follow simple safety precautions... aoid boredom. PwonHfr Praflto: For your Sun Sign Analysis. Mnd the day. month, year and place of birth plus SI 00 lor poetaga and handling to Or Damn Staff, PO Box 526 Pinellas Park. Florida 33565 ' JOIN US AND ENJOY MUSIC BY DAVIDALTON SATURDAY-JULY 21st 9 pm to 1 am - AT THE OAK PARK HOTEL AMLMMi ON PISTAKEE BAY Senior Hot Line (Written under the auspices of Lieutenant Governor Dave O'Neal) Q. What is the progress to date of the commission to revise ami rewrite the public aid code? A. Subcommittees designed to examine medical, income maintenance and social ser­ vices topics have been established and have had a number of meetings since last March. Each subcommittee has identified a range of issues and is currently undertaking an in-depth analysis and review of many issues. For example, the Social Services subcommittee is examining social services on the basis of state-wide needs, dependent populations and types of services needed. The Income Maintenance sub­ committee is examining the challenging task of work, work requirements and work in­ centives. Medicaid ad­ ministration is but one of the topics under review by the subcommittee on Medical Payments. Q. What are the next meeting dates for a hearing of the full Public Aid rewrite com­ mission? A. A hearing has been scheduled for July 19 in Marion, 111., and July 20 in East St. Louis. These hearings are fact­ finding sessions designed to examine and become acquainted with the situation in rural southern Illinois and the East St. Louis metropolitan area. Both meetings are open to the public. The meeting in the East St. Louis metropolitan area will be held at Our Lady of the^Snows. Qvj Who is on this Com­ mission? A. The chairman is Rep. George H. Ryan, vice- chairman is Ford Chet June ̂ III, of Springfield, who is the directing attorney of the Legislative Support center, with Dr. Fred Z. White, secretary. A total of twenty- four members comprise the commission; with twelve gubernatorial appointments • and twelve legislative ap­ pointments. The full com­ mission membership list reads as follows: Robert W. Bennett, Rep. Carol Moseley Braun, Shirley M. Buttrick, Rep. Susan Catania, Gene Crosswright, Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie, Jacob Farkas, Jeff Charles Goldsmith, Rep. William L. Harris, Robert R. Hartman, M.D., Ford Chet June, III, Preston B. Kavanagh, Virginia Martinez, Rep. Edward Mc- Broom, Sen. Don A. Moore, Sen Richard H. Newhouse, Sen. Frank M. Ozinga, Rep. George H. Ryan, Sen. Jack Schaffer, Theodore R. Tetzlaff, Sen. 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What are the proposed Lyle and Cynthia Marie changes and how will I be able Wright, 9108 Oriole trail, to find them out? ^ > Wonder Lake, had their first A This fall another series of child, Nicholas Lee, June 23 in public hearings will be held. McHenry hospital. One goal of these hearings is to The 6 lb. 12% oz. baby is the allow public comment on grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. proposed changes in the law. If William Dicker and Mr. and you are on the commission's Mrs. Russell Wright, both of mailing list, you will receive Wonder Lake. announcements on date, time, Great-grandparents are Mrs. city and location of these LudUe Plante, Wonder Lake; hearings. Specifically, it is -- premature to discuss, any proposed changes, but the commission, as noted earlier, is examining. medical, social services and income main­ tenance areas in considerable depth and detail. Undoubtedly, innovative revisions will be suggested. Write or call us at Lieutenant Governor Dave O'Neal's Senior Action centers at 160 North La Salle street, Chicago, 00601, or No. 3 West Old Town Mall, Springfield, 62701 with questions or concerns about ' any government agency or programs. This column will be covering the many questions senior citizens may have on various subjects. Call statewide: toll free 800- 252-6565; metropolitan Chicago: 312-793-3333 • • • * Have you ever met anyone who had nothing to complain about? Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunham, Mauston, Wise., and Mrs. Joseph Wright, Helenville, Wise. James LaRose, second son of Jim and Kathy LaRose, 203 Windridge drive, McHenry, was bom July 14 in McHenry hospital. The 7 lb. 14 oz. boy has a brother, Mark, 2. Grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles DiPrima, Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaRose, --Oak-Park._, _ - Among recent births recorded at Woodstock Memorial hospital was the birth of a daughter July 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Gamen, McHenry. / MCHENRY Admissions: Jim Millar and Rita Sonnemann, both of McHenry, and Lee Mason of Crystal Lake. WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Master Dennis Ger stung, Mrs. Phyllis Vanable, Martin Weber, Mrs. Donna Eidson, Mrs. Jacqueline Freund, Mrs. Doris Henken and Mrs. Florence Bussell, all of McHenry; Mrs. Nancy Stade, Michael Haley, Clarence Huff and Master Ronald Jackson, Jr., all of Wonder Lake; and Mrs. Diane Volkmar of Spring Grove. _ Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on July 2, A.D. 1979, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenrv County, Illinois off PAGE 3.PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JULY IS, 1S7S Hampshire Pair Win Dairy Couple Title A couple from Illinois and two from Wisconsin are win­ ners in this year's Outstanding Young Dairy Couples contest sponsored by the Mid-States Region of Associated Milk Producers, Inc. Tops are Dale and Linda Drendel, R 2, Hampshire, 111. Named first and second rtmnersup were Robert and Patricia Zinck, Arena, Wis., and Michael and Judy Wald- vogel, Antigo, Wis. Drendel. 26, is in partnership with his father, George, and his brother, Rodney, on their 883- acre Kane county dfeiry, milking 77 registered Holsteins. The Drendels, parents of Carrie Anne, 2, recently served as state chairmen of the cooperative's Operation Outreach program designed to open lines of communication between producers and con­ sumers. The Drendels coor­ dinated the two-day exhibit at a Mt. Prospect shopping mall. rv VVH„V, ,1Jlllulo setting forth the names and it-office addresses of all of DRUM CORPS MAGIC For ticket information on the Fiesta week Drum Corps Magic show Sunday, July 29, call the McHenry Chamber of Commerce, 385-4300. and known __ Builders, located at 36 Sunset Drive, Cary, Illinois, 60013. Dated this 2nd day of July, A.D. 1979. Rosemary Azzaro County Clerk (Pub. July 6,13 & 20.1979) • *** It's easy to voice an opinion before one knows much about the subject involved. HEX SHOP... Jacob Zook is one of the best known hex sign makers in the country. Jacob and Jane Zook display their hex signs at a shop along Route 30 east in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. f GREATER INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS-AUTO FREE'GIFTS TOO! • Mil I •••> 1 / < « ,o° \ *ccOs NOW AT McHENRY SAVINGS AND LOAN, your summertime savings can earn special gifts for your summertime fun. Just open a new account (or add to your present passbook ac­ count) while these offers last. 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McHenry Sayings 1209 Nhrth Green Street, McHenry 815/385-3000 o 10520 Main Street, Richmond 815/678-^2061 10402 North Vine Street (Huntley Center on Route 47), Huntley 312/669-3333 LOMV HOU«S: MS e.w. «•**•.«. Wwi4*. Teeei^ e»< n«uf^ ft«e e.m. le St* F.m. s^erd^f WtHenry Orhw4ii Window open Mendey, M0. i«0 e.«. to p.m., ..m. to 3*0 . ^ J 1 UunllM. ̂ ^ f I ; FS 0 L ( : krktMfpuCwf 1 Closed Wednesdoy in Richmond t Huntley 4 ^ kISpP! ---- >*