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Pa«<" 12 - PLAIISDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,1985 May 18 through May 24 - Olga Knows Pony Milligon Syndicate ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Mars in your nouse of com­ munication until June 9, spotlights your aggressive, ac­ tive intellect. During this period, you will not be placated, nor will you be patronized. Contract agreement ques­ tions likely. Define terms. Speak softly and carry a big stick-to-itiveness. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Cycle high! Your business acumen is taxed to the max. Mars in your house of money until June 9 spotlights financial gain through per­ sonal effort. Bulls understand <that the one who has the cash has the authority. Birthday cycle ends on note of relief. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Happy Birthday Gem! Born under the sign of the Twins, you are literary, lively, logical and lean. You are also flexible, flirty, ituent and fleet. On your 'off' days, you are unpredictable, unorganized, unorthodox and unstrung. This birthday marks the beginning of the end of important cycle, af­ fair, relationship. As magnanimity increases, stress decreases. Get ready to roll! CANCER (June 21-July 22): New Moon (May 19) features new contact through group association. Emo­ tional attachment due to change. You are now especial­ ly sensitive and intuitive to your own needs. Moon 'comes home' to Cancer on May 22 and high cycle begins. A new answer raises a new question. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): New moon on May 19 features possible career turn. Guard your reputation well. You musFbe like Caesar's wife--above reproach. Moon enters Leo on May 24 and high cycle begins. Seek ad­ vice but act according to your own judgment. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Storm brews home on the range. You must learn to say no to 'rush orders', and take care of your own needs--for a change. Otherwise, Virgo, you'll become like the candle that lights others, and consume itself. Wise up. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): New moon features material security, emotional well-being. As Sun scurries into Gem (May 21) you want to fling your shorts in a flee bag and flit, but partner may have other ideas. Week ends on note of intrigue. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Cycle low. Money mat­ ters must be given top priority during first part of week. Some reasonable negotiation with the association would be in your best interests, Scorp, so don't be in- trasigent. On last day the brooding ends and the brew­ ing begins. » SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Cycle low. With Sun, Moon and Mars all in opposing Gem, contretemps like­ ly. Partner, mate is sure to zig when you zag. It's not until the end of the week before you know a moment's peace--but only a peace between equals can last. CAPRICORN (Disc. 22>Jan.19): Cycle low Your heart questions but you don't come upon easy answers. In­ sight is seldom instant. Nevertheless, this week you ex­ perience a "little epiphany". Rejoice! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Cycle low. Day-to-day obligations get first dibs on your time, money, energy. Tend to your knitting and don't needle one who annoys. Taurus individual plays supporting role in soap opera but you're the one who comes out smelling like a rose and squeaky clean. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Taurus the Bull leaps the fence and you may find yourself defenseless. The Bull and the Fish are both hopeless romantics, so don't fight it. Sun, Moon, Mars and Mercury afl in your house of security spotlight action. On last day you collapse like an old deck chair. 7 - " ' • Extension advisers attend seminar Offer a college education as a gift to young graduate McHenry County College gift certificates for tuition may be an appropriate gift to buy a graduating senior. Give the gift of education. Certificates may be pur­ chased for any amount and can be used to pay the tuition charges of seminars or workshops as well as credit and community education classes. The recipient can redeem a certificate as needed. Certificates are only valid for tuition. Textbooks and supplies are not included. Gift certificatees for tuition are available from the MCC Business Office, room 140 of the College's Main Hall Building, located at Route 14 and Lucas Road, Crystal Lake. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. On Fridays the office closes at 4 p.m. Through the summer the office will close at noon on Friday, beginning May 25. To save energy, the offices of the college are all closed Fridays in July. GLEMBY A LOT OF cTvUJORAU2Lf^2, unit fASvS ROUND-UP'. $5 Shampoo/Haircut/Blow Dry (for kids 12 years and under) The Glemby Fitness Offer good thru May *1. 198S Hair Care System for home use is available in our salon. Charge it! Spring Hil l Mall: Sun. 11 S, Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-S, 426-9100, ext. 283 MA Y EST IMA TE SPECIAL! WE WILL BEAT ANY ESTIMATE GIVEN TO YOU IN WRITING by 10% FREE ESTIMATES •Expert collision work •Frame straightening •Expert auto painting •We honor all insurance company estimates •Collision work specialist •Custom color matching •Import & domestic auto •Full repair service •Complete Auto Detailing WE ARE THE INSURANCE EXPERTS "SERVING McHENRY COUNTY SINCE 1942" J. MITCHELL AUTO BODY HOURS \AON.-FRI.8-5 SAT.frNQQN 4011 MAIN ST., McHENRY 815-385-9300 MEETING CANCELLED The May meeting of the Ar­ thritis Foundation has been cancelled due to Memorial Day. Dr. Margules has been rescheduled to speak at the Monday, June 24 meeting. McHenry County Extension advisers Nancy Moore and Brian Sager recently attended a seminar in Washington, D.C. on public policy education. Moore and Sager are among 40 Illinois extension advisers who are members of a pilot program training to provide effective public policy education to clients. The program started two years ago wfyen advisers first learned where and how to gather statistics and the workings of the local - govern­ ment. Since the program was designed to be on-site and hands- on, the second event and travel experience was to Springfield. The legislative process was defined and representatives from many departments in state government briefed the advisers on what their department did and how it worked. National government and Washington, D.C. was the next stop in the program. While in Washington, Moore and Sager were introduced to persons who provide background information for White House briefings to key policymakers. They toured and had training from the Congressional budget office, as well as background on the development and progress of the 1985 Farm Bill. Additional in­ formation was given by the Director of the USDA Con­ sumer's office, the Federal Extension Service, the Economic Research Service, and several co-op lobbying groups. 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