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| Wednesday, December 11, 1991

Dialogue

The Castlegar Sun

ARIES — March 2/April 20

You'll be pleasantly surprised by the
attentions of a loved one later this
week which could be connected
with a sudden change of plans for

Toni:D'Amato

idn’t Donna Mills get her
start in soap operas? I
e¢m to remember seeing her
daytime series. —- K.D.,
stal River, Fla,

Donna Mills

‘Mills, who soared to fame as
lond manipulator Abby
unningham Ewing on

‘*Knots Landing,” had al-
‘ady been working on TV for

'1L3 years when she landed that

‘rade. She worked on the stage

‘as:a child growing up in the

‘Midwest, then moved to New

-York City in 1964, where she

-won small roles in episodic

TV. She worked on the soap

he Secret Storm” for seven
onths, then spent three
éars (1967-70) on “Love Isa

‘Many Splendored Thing” as

aura Donnelly. She moved

-back to prime time with guest

“appearances, TV movies and

‘a fole as Larry Hagman’s wife

in the comedy series ‘The

‘Good Life” (1971-72). She

Started work on “Knots Land-

ang” in 1980.

7 recall Robert Donat being
-M. in “The 39 Steps,” but my
-husband says it was Robert
Powell. Who's right?.- H.B.,

ickson,y Mich. ogres te

=Wou're both right. The origi-
nal 1935 British version, di-
srected by Alfred Hitchcock,
‘starred Robert Donat. It was
sremade by the British twice.
‘The 1959 version starred
Kenneth More, and the 1970
iwgrsion, in which “39° was
ispelled out, starred Robert

well. The Hitchcock ver-

idn is considered a classic.

ow old is Barbara Walters?

Where is she from? She

‘stems to have a Midwestern
ccent. — D.L., Batavia, N.Y.

wscaster Walters was born

‘Boston, Mass., on Sept. 25,

1. She is 60 years old. Her

ather is entertainment im-

-Presario Lou Walters, who

iran the Latin Quarter night
club in New York City.

hen did the series of
“Thin Man” movies
begin? Who was the woman
who played Nora opposite
William Powell? - A.E., Go-
liad, Texas

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Latest in High
Fashion Watches
ap Annie's Got The Timel &
Lobby-Fireside Hotel,
365-2128 :

the his is an

weck for bargain hunting, although
you must first calculate your sav-
ings and decide whether or not you
can afford it.

TAURUS ~ April 21/May 21
This is going to be a mixed week for
ou. because the daily grind will
ome rather tedious, but romance
will be in the air later on in the week
and will make up for work-related
stress, However, it would be wise of
you to be discreet, or everything
could be ruined.

GEMINI - May 22/June 21
There is some good news on the way
about some domestic plans you've
been making, but don't expect rapid
results, because things won't come
to fruition just yet. Don’t be afraid to
take a gamble with life — if some-
one suggests doing something out of
the ordinary this weekend, accept!
- You'll have a fantastic time.

CANCER - June 22/July 22
Things have been a bit hectic for you
. lately, and there's not much chance
that things will let up for a few more
days. Your recent efforts at work
have not gone unnoticed. Someone
quite close to you is on the move,
but that doesn’t necessarily mean
you're going to be separated for very
long.
LEO -— July 23/Aug 23
You may find things a bit trying, but
you must do your best not to upset
people. Keep a close eye on your
financial situation in the next few
days; what may look like a bargain
could tum out to be quite the opposite,

VIRGO — Aug 24/Sept 22

Your social life is going to be very
exciting in the next day or two. On
the home front, an obstacle slowing
down some plans you've been work-
ing on is going to be removed, and
you can go ahead without any fur-
ther problem.

LIBRA — Sept 23/Oct 23

It looks like there could be some-

‘HOROSCOPES

December 15-21

Failure to do so will cause irritating
delays,
SCORPIO — Oct 24/Nov 22

It's going to be a time for some
unusual mectings where you are
Probably going to meet new friends,

.emember not to Ict all this excite-
ment take your mind off routine
matters that need looking after. This
is particularly important if you have
a family to care for.

SAGITTARIUS — Nov 23/Dec 21
A geeat weekend is in the stars,
especially if you are unattached, but
your patience may be tested around
mid-week. Don't be tempted to try
impulsive remedies; it’s best to let
things work themselves out naturally.

CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Now is the time to stand back and
take things easy. People are going to
suggest ideas to you that could pro-
duce some interesting results. It
could lead to new career opportuni-
ties, although this might cause some
domestic readjustments. You should
be able to cope with the new situa-
tion if you take things slowly.

AQUARIUS -— Jan 21/Feb 18
You're probably going to have to
face some criticism this week, but
don’t let people who are just plain
jealous distract and upset you.
You're not going to find it easy
unless you take the time to explain
your feelings. If you discuss how
you feel now, you will find it paying
off in the long run,

PISCES ~ Feb 19/March 20

Put more emphasis on your personal
ambitions for a change, and concen-
trate on something you've really set
your heart on. Be careful to stay well
out of any quarrels between friends
in the next day or two or you will be
persuaded to take sides.

YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK.
The next 12 months 5

A sibling needs you now; don’t tum
your back on,him or her no matter
how antagonistic others feel towards
the circumstances, If planning a trip,
save as much money as you can,
because contrary to how you may
feel now, your urge to spend while
ioning may be

thing exciting this week;
if not for you directly, then for
someone quite close to you. Be sure
you clear routine matters in advance.

and you will wish you had saved,
You will develop new and valuable
friendships this year,

Calvin ana Hobbes by Bill Watterson

SEE, ON THE,

AND ON THE INSIDE IT SANS,
IT ATSAYS| “BECAISE MY BED ISNT HME,

“LOVE, CAININ?
WANT TO,
SIGN IT?

SOMETIMES WHEN IW SICK,
YoU READ ME A story.
WANT ME To READ aU ONE?

NO.THANKS,
CANIN. T

{T's HARD TO BE A
MOM FOR A MOM.

The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, ‘December 11,1994"

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“The Thin’ Man,” based on
the novel by Dashiell Ham-
mett, was launched in 1934.
Starring William Powell as
Nick Charles and Myrna Loy
as his wife, Nora, the series
was an enormous success with
its blend of comedy, mystery

“Thin Man’’ “films were!
made: “After the Thin Man”:
(1936), “Another Thin Man”
(1939), “Shadow of the Thin-
Man” (1941), “The Thin Man
Goes Home”’ (1944) and

“Song of the Thin Man”,
(1947). : .

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ONE BIG HAPPY . By Rick Detorie

ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
»7 +, 614 Christina Place
t 8am Holy Communion
10 am Family Eucharist and Church Schoo!
‘nursory available’
The Rov. Dorothy Barker
365-2271 or 365-6720
“To Know Christ and Make Him Known’:

[CARDS OF THANKS]

THE BEAVER VALLEY CHOIR
tholr Cl

THANK } YOU to the Tarry’s
Volunteer. Fira’ Department for
the gilt. Happy: Holidays ‘to: you
all from — Jim & Gall... :

The family of the late Sam .-
Postrikoff, wishes to extend thelr
sincere, heartfelt thanks to all our

frlends and relatives for tholr
support In our time of need,
‘Thank you to the ambulance
attendants, singers, speakers,
grave diggers, pall bearers and
all those who sent cards, flowers,
food and baking. Special thanks ,
are extended to Phil & Olga '
Plotnikoff, Mike O'Connor and his
staff. Your kindness will always

be remembered.

God Bless you all.

— Wite, Mary, Postnikoff family
& Mather Family

Why don't you Take.
some of our old toys
to give fo poor children
who don't have enough?

Dear Santa,

T have a gteat idea!
When you bring our
new toys this” year at
Christmas...

You can have any of
the toys in my brother

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The recipients will receive an award
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