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DECEMBER 21. 1«S3 ^^ygeneral^^™ News I htvinhcr I? ihnmuh Ihtciiilm Ji Adapting driving skills Olga Knows t0 ^ad winter weather r *> s /<M.t flofu Uillittun Syndicate IN OUR CHRISTMAS SHOP 50% OFF Choose From: Artificial Trees Ornaments Gifts „ Wreaths Garlands, Bows, Ribbon & More 40% OFF Bird Supplies F^Hot^pple Cider 6C *3 •• ot eipettence in the Nurstry t Landscaping Business *»• , *** Located m Rtt. 31 Betwtcn Atconquin A Crystal Lake Cliristmds Dfly 8109 South Route 31 (312) 658-3883 Open 'til Noon Dec. 24 4 Days Only Weds, Dec. 21 thru Noon Dec. 24 40% OFF All Poinsettias (<f LANDSCAPE C£T<TKJi POLAROID JUST MADE UNFTED'S FRIENDLY SKIES 1/ W Or save $50.. .It's up to you Purchase any combination of new Polaroid 600 Series camera. 600 High Speed film or Time-Zero Supercolor film totalling $100 or more, from October 1, 1983 through December 31, 1983 and qualify for a $100 United Airlines discount certificate Or, if your purchase totals $50-99.99, you qualify for a $50 certificate. Certificate is good on a United Airlines round trip flight in the U S Coupon and proof of purchase must be received by January 31, 1984 and tickets must be purchased by April 15, 1984 for flight in 1984 (some dates and destinations excluded) One certificate accepted per round trip airfare. Limited time offer Come in today for a coupon containing complete details Offer void where prohibited 19.99 Polaroid One Step 600. An economical camera that uses new, high speed film With a fixed focus lens that works as close as four feet from your subject Time-Zero Supercolor Htgh Sp*td Color Land 7.29 Each Polaroid 600 Sun or Time-Zero film. Instant color film develops before your eyes 10 exposures in each pack 20 exposure. 13.199 each two pack. 29.99 Polaroid Sun 600 LMS. Light management system gives you more accurate exposure,, Fixed focus lens and built-in electronic flash Batteries for camera are in film Tafl] ^1 [I I RILS (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): (thost ol lioliilax past iviiims and iimr sentimental heart well'- II tun was hard to bear is now suvet t<i reniemlwr. l\-sire n> recapture lust rapture prom/Us mils, visits, notes, vilts. H eek cuds with a him. i i TAURUS (Apr. 20Mu\ 2<h )ouma\ be an tdd softie, TauruSi button arc hot an old ton!. 1 here are those who never quite forjtive the giver, so tlraw line on spendihu. Let reason reign. Full Moon like. IV) tuns heart uittd wallet. Stand firm. (il.MISI (Mai 21 June 20): Cyck'high on first da\. > oit are able to identity, specily. recti l\ Passbook, password, passport highhghletl. Bus\ week ends on kev ol ( lor confide, contain, confront, confuse. C A\CLR tJwje 21-July 22): C ycle high. / u/l Moon in your sign (Dec / Vy shines on panel, party, paradox. )on hit turret, leathers, ceiling and road thoimh no, necessarily in thai order. Solstice (Pec. 22l introduces new season, new sana, new script. I. LO (July 2! I hi:'.22/: / ull Moon (Dei 19/doe ;istiaf damage with tears, taunts, tantrums likely The holiday squeeze is officially on. Hut when Moon enters / co <De<. 21 f high cxdc Ih'uins and one win> makes coin heart dance come^tappinv Cat*-plays role in drama that unwinds. 1'IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22/: H eek of lull \loon (Lh\ 19/ features lull9oad. ) on are up at the crack, down tii the wire, in a IIZZ and out of sorts. Preoccupation with trivia can roh \ou oftimc, energy, chptal, sanity. Slou down! Winter '» arrival (Dec. 22/calls lor hot toddy, cold duck. LIBRA (Sept 23-OCL 22/: Drama unfoldsduring week • of Full Moon, I sk questions, demand answers, exercise judgment. So need to parade learn in ft or virtues, Libra, for this is vulgar. Many things you are. but vulgar you are not! SCORPIO (Oct. 2.1-\ov. 2h: Last minute commotion finds you annoyed, anxious, angry. While depkmu I tails, you see (hat it \ easier to keep holidays than Kimtnynd- merits. Cap enters picture and past mistakes comv into focus. M'eek ends tin note of confusion. SAGITTARIUS (Sov. 22-Lk\ . 21/: Cycle low. l ull Moon (Dec. 19) throws light on family brouhaha. I olio w heart rather than h9ud when making judgment. If mtet at rives (Dei\ 22) bringing new challenge, change, chance. Don V blow it. CAPRICORN (Dei. 22-Jan. 19/: Sun enters your sign and birthday cycle begins. Energy is low but spirits are high, This year you leap generation, credibility gap with.ease, and grace. Career headway comes as direct result. On last day toss off shoes, toss on log, ktwvr voice and raise glass. Happy birthday. Cap! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb- IS): Genuine affection highlighted during week of Full Moon. Habit, common goals, convenience and companionship are firm lm.se upon which this affection rests, C&le low as week ends. Don'/ push yourself. PISCES (Feb. I9-Mar. 20): Ydb've wanted to deck more than just the^ halls lately, Pisces, but you 've managed to control your temper. Congratulations! During the week of Full Moon (Dec. 19) tension continues to mount, but when winter blows in (Dec. 22) crisis blows over and no blows are exchanged. Thank your stars. V * Winter driving won't put you on the skids if you know how to adapt your driving skills to bad weather, says the National Safety Council. The key to coping with slippery ro^d conditions, it says, is not just a matter of reason, but of an­ ticipation so you don't lose control in the first place. ' The Council offers tips on the following items to help you deal with specific winter driving hazards: ...Scrape or clean all windows clear before you travel. Clear the whole window; don't settle for just a peephole. ...A good heater-defrosteF system and effective windshield wipers will help keep the win­ dows clear. If the wiper blades cause streaking, replace them immediately. Regularly check to make certain there is plenty of winter (or anti-freeze) wind­ shield washer fluid in the fluid reservoir. ...Before you travel, remove snow from your car's roof and hood. Otherwise, it might blow on your windshield or back window and block your vision. Additionally, clean off headlights and directional signals so you can see and be seen clearly. ...Fog, sleet and snow can drastically reduce your visibility. If you drive in these adverse conditions, reduce your speed and keep your headlights on low beam. High beam can cause glare and affect your ability to see. Keep an emergency kit in the trunk of your car. It should, contain a flashlight, scraper with a brush on one end, tow chain or strap, jumper cables, tire chains, shovel, and a bag of rock salt and sand or cat litter to give you extra traction when you're in a slippery situation. You need to generate as much cornering traction as possible when you start to skid. The best way to do this is to layoff the accelerator and avoid using the brakes. < No mater how careful you drive, there may be times when you hit a spot of ice or wet pavement and start to skid- The * important technique is to try to catch the skid before it reaches the point where you'll lose control despite any action you . might take. Here's a tip: Keep the front of your car pointed in the direction you want jo go.If you want the * car to go" right, for example, turn right. Hold the steering wheel firmly but don't make large turns. Rather, use a light touch to correct the swerve. Usually just a few minor ad­ justments will do the trick., Once again, the important procedure is to react as soon as the car begins to skid. When the road is slick, allow more time td stop, turn or make any other road maneuver.'. Under normal driving con­ ditions, experts recommend that you allow at least two seconds of travel time between you and the vehicle ahead. In snow or ice, however, you should allow a four or five second interval for an adequate cushion. When you stop or slow down, squeeze your brakes with a slow, steady pressure until just before they lock. When you feel them start to lock, ease off until your wheels are rolling easily again ; then squeeze again. If you slam on the brakes, you'll probably lose control of the vehicle and end up in a spin. DISTANT NEIGHBORS Isn't it ̂odd how neighbors whom we seldom see, send Christmas cards saying they wish we were near when they move 500 miles away? .J Ml '66( K | I 69.99 Polaroid 660 Sun. 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