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ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19)
Be prepared to have relatives
or close friends introduce you
to new and exciting individu-
als on the 20th. Romantic
partners may cost you dearly
on the 21st and 22nd. Don‘t
try to impress others. You will
need an outlet that will help
you stay centered on the 23rd
and 24th. Creative hobbies or
physical activities will help.
Problems with friends or
lovers may develop into unsa-
vory conflicts if you spend too
much time together on the
25th and 26th.

TAURUS (Apr. 20-May
20) Get together with friends .
or relatives on the 20th. Clear
up overdue correspondence on
the 21st and 22nd: Don’t get
intimate with colleagues or in-

volved in gossip at work. Con-

frontations with your emo-
tional partner will get blown
out of proportion on the 23rd
and 24th. Your best efferts will
come from trying to beautify
your environment. Invest-
ments will be lucrative on the
25th and 26th.

GEMINI (May 21-June
21) Don’t blow situations out
of proportion on the 20th. Mi-
nor accidents will occur if you
don’t take precautions on the
21st and 22nd. Do not get in-
volved with individuals who
are already committed to
someone else. Lock your mon-
ey up where it’s safe on the
23rd and 24th. In-laws can
cause a lot of grief if you allow
them to interfere in your per-
sonal dreams. Don’t be sur-
prised if unexpected guests
drop by on the 25th and 26th.

CANCER (June 22-July
22) Talk to your emotional
partner on the 20th. Voice
your complaints instead of let-
ting your hostility grow. You _:
will benefit from physical fit-
ness on the 21st and 22nd. Ro-
mantic opportunities will de-
velop. Headaches will plague
you on the 23rd and 24th both
physically and with regard to
money matters.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Love relationships will flour-
ish on the 20th. You will be
misinterpreted by your part-
ner if you aren’t specific in
your conversations on the
23rd and 24th. Avoid hasty de-
cisions on the 25th and 26th.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Deception involving children
or friends will cause major tur-
moil for you on the 20th. Plea-
sure trips will promote new ro-
mantic encounters on the 21st
and 22nd. Get some rest and
relaxation on the 23rd_and
24th. It is time to re-evaluate

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
Tempers may flare up if you
decide to work on the 20th.
Your partner is really tired of
being neglected. Concentrate
on making money, career
moves or looking into your
own small business on the
21st and 22nd. New romantic
partners will evolve through
group endeavors on the 23rd
and 24th, however, the associ-
ation is not likely to last. Find
out if they have other commit-
ments. Use secret information
to get your own way on the
25th and 26th.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
22) Catch up on letter writing
on the 20th. Your imagination
will aid you in putting colorful
and entertaining thoughts on
paper. Problems with relatives
or in-laws must be sorted out
on the 21st and 22nd. Don’t let
your personal dilemmas inter-
fere with your goals on the
23rd and 24th. New romantic
opportunities may cause con-
fusion on their 25th and 26th.
Give some serious thought to
your personal direction.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
Dec. 21) Alterations to your
home will pay off on the 20th.
Joint ventures will result in
loss on the 21st and 22nd,
however if you wish to get in-
volved in a conservative in-
vestment on your own you can
expect to reap the benefits.
Problems will arise on the
23rd and 24th if you get inti-
mately involved with a co-
worker or employer.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19) You will need plenty
of attention from your mate on
the 20th. Don’t trust a deal
that looks too good on the 21st
and 22nd. You may find that
your personal partner is a lit-
tle fed up with your preoccu-
pation with business. Family
members may present you
with difficulties on the 23rd
and 24th. You can learn a
great deal from others on the
25th and 26th if you are ob-
servant.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-
Feb. 19) Your greatest gains
will come through your cre-
ative ideas on the 20th. You
can get ahead at work on the
21st and 22nd if you are will-
ing to take on more responsi-
bility. Be careful however that
you aren't being taken advan-
tage of. Romantic opportuni-
ties will be plentiful on the
23rd and 24th.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)
You will get along well with
peers on the 20th. Someone
you trust may try to make you
look bad on the 21st and 22nd.
Consider starting your own
small business on the 23rd
and 24th. The thought of long
hours has deterred you in the
past. Take on a partner to
share the work load.

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81 Restrict or

ACROSS 49 Adjust for 38 Italian-born
1 “Blue —" size
(1955 song) 50 Ferber novel
5 Counterfeiter 51 Pulsate
10 Coin in 52 Printer's
Cannes units
15 Spanish lady 53“A Lesson hit of 1941
19 Fasten with | from —" 85 Bridal path
rope * (Fugard play) 86 Nutritious
20 Nimble 54 Part of ROK
21 Procrastina- 55 Uncertain
tor's word ~56 “I’m Always
22 Actor Rachins Chasing — *
23 La Scala treat (1946
24 Blue-jeans revival)
fabric 58 Consumer

4 Jimmy
Dorsey's “I
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82 Raw white of 5 “And she's —

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83 Glenn Miller

10 Naval forces

11 Chest
sounds

12 Himalayan
herb

59 Superficial
coati 94 Kay Kyser's
“Ona—to
China”

98 Measure of
wood

Happiness” (a
1948 revival)
80 Drinks slowly
81 Where Anna
“State Fair")" 62 Granular met the king
29 Fencing snow 99 Watered silk 5 82 Radiate
63 Moved from 101 Hollywood health
side to side Storm, and i 1 Soft, 84 With love
66 Egyptian others velvetlike 85 Check the
entertainers 103 Between jobs it) cloth spread of
67 Popular 104 Russian river 53 Baseball's 86 Photographic
33 Dispatched revival in the 105 White-tailed Doubleday
34 Passes over ‘40s eagles 54 Playwright
35 Words of 71 One showing 106 Japanese Capek
understand- promise and English 55 Edge or
political margin

ing 72 Disney's 107 He wrote
36 Dorothy Little ‘Tl cartoonist 57 He wrote
Lamour's Mermaid 18 Picnic pests “The
trademark 73 Old-woman- 28 Film director Highway-
39“—in ish — Clair man”
Toyland” 74 Female of wright 30 Variegated 58 Nominates (rum drink)
40 Cole Porter the ruff Augustin 32 Refuse 59 Large 94 Skirt featuré,
hit from “Kiss 75 Spheres 109 Go into access to country often
76 Truly unique action 34 English 95 Fragrance
things 110 Spiteful and Antarctic 96 Canadian
77 The former mean explorer
Mrs. Donald 111 Small drink 35 Ancient
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Trump
78 Bartok or 1 Thick slice Asia Minor hope 100 Table scrap
ugosi 2 Biblical weed 36 More rational 64 Notas good 102 Marilu's role
48 Overly 79 Prop or rim 3 Condition of 37 Crushing 65 “Forever —" in “Evening
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60 Burden
61 Unit of
capacitance

swords

31 “— Delight”
(Robert
Sherwood
drama)

16 Bread
spread
17 Noted

88 One who
challenges
89 Weather word

90 Run before
the wind

91 Lively dance

92 Inland sea

93 — colada

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Godfather”
theme
108 U.S. play-

house
61 Play at love
62 City in
Michigan
63 Reporter's

prov.
97 Mate or work

Dundee
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@ Saturday, September 19, 1992

@ Spirital message being
offered by the Franks

When Beth, a strikingly
beautiful pastor’s wife, ap-
proached me for counselling at
a women’s brunch, I wondered
what could be unfolded. She
was a victim of molestation as
achild and had an abortion as
a teenager.

Only recently she had
learned her husband was hav-
ing an affair with one of her
friends.

Tears welled up in Beth’s

Pulpit &
Pew
New
Life

Assembly

Pastor Rankin MCGOUGAN

eyes as she asked, “What do I
do? I’m so hurt. My husband has admitted his
affair. He’s told me we have to forget about it
and go on for the sake of his ministry.”

Beth trembled slightly, then added, “He’s re-
fused to answer any of my quest ns be-
cause he says forgiveness means not being con-
cerned about the details.

‘I don't feel like I have anyone to talk to and
I cant get over some of the feelings I’m having.

“Jan, what you said today made sense. I
know I need to go through this healing process
if Iam going t be free.”

Like many of us, Beth assumed forgiveness

means covering the pain and
pretending it doesn’t exist.

The previous quote came
from a book entitled A Door
of Hope by Jan Frank. In this
book and another entitled
When Victims Marry which
was co-authored by Frank
and her husband Don, they
deal very openly with the
agony and the difficulties
faced by those who struggle
with victimization in their
past. :

It is our privilege to have
the Franks coming to our
community. Their seminar of

hope is a compassionate look at the problems
people face as a result of abusive and dys-
functional childhoods.

The Franks have first-hand experience
working through these difficulties. Their sem-
inar offers hope to the hurting and inspires
both men and women to break the patterns
that result in marital breakdown through ex-
amining biblical principles of building strong
homes and relatidnships.

It’s my desire as a pastor in our community
that this seminar will be used of God to help
break the bondage of past pain that so many
in our community struggle with.

Yoga master returns
for Slocan gathering

Yoga master Sarada (Zena Ursuliak) invites old students
back for a reunion.

Sarada presently lives in Katmandu, Nepal and this will be
her only workshop in the Kootenays this fall.

At Slocan Park Hall on Saturday, Sept. 26th from 9 a.m. to
noon, Sarada will give you a yoga program for life to fit your
busy schedule.

Newcomers are also welcome.

7 From 1 p.m. to4 p.m., she will teach an Eight Century Nepali
ance.

Learn this simple ancient offering dance of the 16th God-
desses to enhance your gracefulness and peace of mind.
Non-dancers are welcome.

For more information or to preregister, phone the Slocan Val-
ley Recreation Office -at 226-7744 or 226-7778 by Thursday,
September 24.

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The Kootenay Art Club fall
session has begun after a busy
and productive summer.

A very successful exhibition
and sale of art works was held
at the Castlegar Train Station
during the months of June
and July. The showing fea-

tured the works of Jason Peil
and other club members .

The club meets every
Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Se-
nior Citizens Hall. New and
past members are welcome.

For information call 365-
6816 or 365-7450.

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