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li 1»A(1K 5- PLAINDKALEK- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 19H4 December 31 through January 6 Olga knows 1984 Palsy Millifan Syndicate general yoi ICI CI I News IT WAS COLD - Extreme weather conditions have a way of causing unusual "and sometimes very beautiful visual effects. Such was S T A F F P M O I O W A Y N E G A Y I O R D the case on this water tower at Hansen Marine on Lincoln Road last week. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Creel New Year with energy, enthusiasm. The ram signifies new beginnings, fiery initiative. Take new direction early in 1984, Ari, and get ready to work your gluteus to the rgaximus! TAURUS (Apr. 20-Mav 20): 1984 begins with drama starring fajmiliar threesome . . . you, loved one, same old story. If y^u ever expect to do the tango, Taurus, one must lead. Warning: it takes genuine commitment to learn new routine. If you have will, you find way. Step HveJv. GEMINI (May 21-fuAe 20): Cycle low. New Year arrives with a bang that leaves you whimpering. Financial, domestic issues are now seen it) light of new discovery. On last day (Jan. 6) you experience a "little epiphany". Lucky Gem! , ^ - CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Old anxiety does not have to follow you into new year. Come out of shell in 1984 and you find that fresli air leads to fresh strength, fresh start. Mew Moon in opposing Cap (Jan. 3) begins low cycle. Week ends witW&^eep breath, shallow promise. LEO (Julv'23-Aug. 22): Glasses, hopes and brows are raised on New Year's Eve. You've been seated "on high" so long,- Leo, that you have distorted view of the "big picture". You now get view from lower level - that of worm's eye. Neither view is reality. Cycle low on last day. Lade. ' • " VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): ifyou try too hard to maintain an even keel this week, 'Virgo, you create new imbalance - anxiety. Cut yourself some slack. New Moon in compatible Cap (Jan. 3) promises new sfatus, new story, new start. Little Christmas (Jan„ 6) brings big surprise. You giggle. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): New Year, New Moon (Jan. 3) bring new outlook, new income. Unsettled domestic issue gets closer attention. Energy increases when you understand that personal problem has obvious solution and you are willing to risk action. Love chases you down brand-new street in '84. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Don't start 1984 off on the wrong foot by kicking up storm over past grievance. It seems, Scorp, that the things you remember best are those better forgotten. New Moon (Jan. 3) brings new career opportunity. Grab it. Cap enters picture and week dicks to a busy fini. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Nigh cycle begins New Year's Eve. Plans, projects are now ready to pan out, but as things start to sizzle, you face possibility of one more egg to fry. Too late you discover that the yoke's on you. Now^ stop whining and pull together! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.l9): Cycle high.Jn demand socially, you finally realize that the principte%usiness of life is to enjoy it. If life is ' 'a pudding full of plums" this is year to stick in your thumb, pull out plum and say "What a good Cap am I!" I AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): In 1984, you rhay have to retreat in order to advance. Try to control you} natural "roving eye. "New Moon (Jan. 3) offers new opportunity for career advancement - latch on to it. High cycle begins as week draws to close. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Business base broadens during first third of 1984. You make important new cohtacts and arrive at key decision. In short, you stop sitting on fence and take affirmative action. New Moon in Cap (Jan. 3) reveals old truth, new angle. On last day you experience moment of truth, hour of ecstasy. Lucky Fish! Returns from cruise in Pacific Naw Operations* Specialist Carl A. Anderhub, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Carl A. Anderhub of 410 W. Ringwood Road, McHenry, recently returned froSfn a two-month cruise to the Western Pacific. He is a crew member aboard the amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge, operating fr&m Yokosuka, Japan. During ?the cruise, the ship articipated in "Battle Week 4", a training exercise designed to give crew members practice in communications, gunnery, missile,« and air operations. Ports visits were made to the Republic of Korea, . Republic of the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Guamv The Blue Ridge is 620 feet long, carries a crew of 720, and carf1a£e6ftimodate another 700 command personnel, 4 AWARD A special Recognition Award was presented last week to Robert W. Granzeier, director of the Department of Rehabilitation Services b)p the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. The Commission laudfed Director Granzeier's commitment to rehabilitation ̂ facilities in achieving high standards of performance Jn serving the disabled population. IQIIOR MART oUTE 120. EAST OF McHENRY 385-6731 BEER Michelob 12-120Z. N.R.TOTT. $429 WIN* WIN* WIN YOU COULD WIN *2,500,000 THIS WEEK PLAY LOTTO BEER Holiday 24-12 OZ. BOTT. $098 W PLUS DEP. SALE BEER NOT ICED LIQUOR PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 4 THRU JAN. 10 Fleischmann's Vodka 1.75 LITER . Ancient Age Bourbon $^49 1.75 LITER Caution advised to enjoy safe Whiter sports season Gordon's Gin $098 2 Some caution should be observed in order to enjoy a safe winter spojpfcs season, ac­ cording to the M^enry County Emergency Services and Disaster Agency, Parents should always warn young ones to stay off the ice without adult supervision. On spring-fed lakes and any water with a current, weak spots or thin ice can occur. Even though certain spots can be posted "Safe Skating", you must stay close to those areas that are marked as being safe. It should also be a must for persons to wear a life jacket when traveling over iced water. Snowmobile riders often cross the ice too fast to realize the possibility of breaking through and even the best swirhrner will fcucmrribto^he wimbing cold water and not be able to rea®i safety. A flotation snowmobile suit could^ave a life. These words of caution com&from Bill Sheehan, divemaster for the McHenry County MABAS Division V Dive Team an<J captain of the McHenry County Emergency Services afid Disaster Agency (MCESDA) Scuba Team. Sheehan said that in past years the team has been called out for drownings and near drownings when individuals have fallen through the ice. There were several calls last year when snowmobilers ventured out on soft ice and actually dove into op^n water. 1.75 LITER The dive team as well as the fire-rescue units in McHenry County are very faWiiliar with a new approach to cold water near drownings. There are several cases where people have been saved from drowning after they have been in the water for over 40 minutes. They are training constantly with this in mind and if an ice accident should occur, call your nearest fire-rescue department and return to the scene to guide rescue workers. They have the necessary equipment and experience needed for ice accidents. POP RC, Diet Rite, RC 100 S.F. RC 1,00 $A 29 12-12 OZ. ' JS CANS Coke, Diet Coke,, Decaf. Coke, S.F. Decaf. Coke 8-16 OZ. S ^ 39 BOTT. PLUS DEP. Almaden Brandy jgfnjp $A49 A i L Ingelnook Navalle 1.75 LITER Passport Scotch S10'8 Colonial Fairmaid Bread] 1 Lb. Loavvt For $|00 Rhine, Rose. Cablis, Burgundy $098 1.75 LI Galro Vermouth >1 59 F 750 ML Dr. Philip R. 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