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ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19)
Don't fight the inevitable, just
go with the flow on the 22nd
and 23rd. You will find the fes-
tivities moist entertaining on
the 24th and 25th if you have
made special plans to be with
youngsters. The 26th and 27th
you will feel sluggish. Try to
get back into a routine. The
28th you may have to appease
you mate due to a lack of at-
tention.

TAURUS (Apr. 20-May
20) The 22nd and 23rd make
phone calls or visit family that
you don't see to often. Help
older members of your family
partake in the festivities on
the 24th and 25th. Family en-
tertainment should be in your
plans on the 26th and 27th. Be
careful if you must travel on
the 28th.

GEMINI May 21-June
21_ You may have overspend
due to last minute purchases
made on the 22nd and 23rd
You will enjoy family outings
and visiting relatives on the
24th and 25th however don't
let people put demands on
you. The 26th and 27th you
are best to get your house in
order and prepare for New
Years, The 28th you may have
problems with those you live
with if you haven't kept up
your duties.

CANCER June 22-July
22) You may be somewhat dis-
traught if you havent com-
pleted your Christmas prepa-
rations prior to the 22nd and
23rd. The 24th and 25th will
be favorable if you don't pine
over someone that you can't be
swith. Concentrate on older
relatives that need your atten-
tion. The 26th and 27th will be
a great time for love romance
and geting out with friends.
The 28th you may have prob-
lems with those you live with
if ;you haven't kept up y our
duties.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Spend time with the one you
love on the 22nd and 23rd. You
will be easily upset on the 24th
and 25th if you take family
members too seriously. The
26th and 27th you can find
great buys if you go shopping.
Plan activities with friends or
closee relatives on the 28th
and make phone calls to those
you don't get to talk to very of-

ten.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Your invivements with organi-
zations that help those less
fortunate will be rewarding
but exhausting on the 22nd
and 23rd. Try to make some
time on the 24th and 25th and
rest, it wouldn't hurt other
members of lyour family to
host the festivities. The 26th
and 27th social events will
lead to new friendships and
possible love connections. The
28th look into secure invest-
ment opportunities.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)

ier endangerment

Don't let_someone you work
with ;upset you on the 22nd
and 23rd. Your reputation
may be in jeopardy. The 24th
afd 25th look promising if you
get involved in large festive
functions. Take time on the
26th and 27th to visit those
that haven't been well enough
to join in the social activities.
Start preparing to initiate
your New Years resoltuions on
the 28th.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
22) Travel will be hectic but
worthwhile on the 22nd and
23rd. Take the time to help
those less ab le on the 24th
and 25th. Gatherings that will
bring you yo87u in contact
with influential people should
be on your agenda on the 26th
and 27th. Be prepared for sud-
den changes of plans and diffi-
culties while travelling on the

28th.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
Dee. 21) Don't let your mon-
ey slip through your fingers on
the 22nd and 23rd. You will
find that visiting friends and
family will be more fruitful
than anticipated on the 24th
and 25th. Take time to double
check your work on the 26th
and 27th you may have over-
looked an important detail.
The 28th will be progressive if
you mingle with those in high
positions.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 20) Your emotional part-
ner may be hard to deal with
on the 22nd and 23rd. Takje
time to call lmembers of your
family that ;haven't been well
and offer your assistance on
the 24th and 25th. The 26th
and 27th your communication
skills will enable you to pre-
sent your ideas and enhance
your reputatign. The 28th
stick to basics, avoid con-
frontations and focus on ac-
complishemnts.

AQUARIUS (Wan. 21-
Feb. 19) Tie up lose ends on
the 22nd and 23rd. You may
want to make special Christ-
mas plans with someone you
love on the 24th anbd 25tyh, if
you haven't made a commit-
ment, be prepared to. The
26th and 27th take a look at
your financial situation and
concentrate on legal matters.
The 28th social activities and
trav el should be on lyour

mind.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)
You can enhance your appear-
ance on the 22nd and 23rd in
preparation for the ;upcoming
festivit4es,d a Inew hair style
or outfit will raise your self-es-
teem. The 24th and ;25th you
practice ;moderation if you
don't want = suffer the conse-
q of ove dul,

The 26th and 27th your part-
ner should be quite affection-
ate if you were attentive duri-
ong the festivities. Try to rest
on the 28th, stress is likely if

ACROSS
1 Zoroastrian
‘of india
6 “— move on"
10 “— creature
was stir-

ting...”
14 Goo. agents
18 Strange
19 Black
20 Baltic feeder
21 Nobelist —
Root

23"0—of
Bethlehem..."
25 “Good King

27 Some public
officials

28 it precedes
horn or tree

29 Circus
elevators?

30 American
Indian

31 Tax

32 Salad gadget

33 Dumbo's
“wing”

36 Lace-maker

39 — G. Carroll

40 Continuation
of 112
Across

50 Trim beard

51 Afternoon

ries

52 Debtor's slip

53 Orchestral
instrument

54 Ancient
ascetic

55 Pointed

instrument
56 Take an SST
57 Cherry-red
59 On pension:
abbr.

60 — - tac-toe
62 Actor Gibson
63 Hair dressing

72 Bar check

73 Large wine
cask

76 Units of
gem weight

77 Baseball's

|

Mel
78 Kentucky
bluegrass
80 Imagine
83 Have you
two fives
for —?
84 Film
director's cry
85 Farm animal
86 She's waiting
“till the
sun shines”
87 “Itcame
upon a
midnight
ar—"

cle:
92 Angler's

94 Marshal of

France
95 Reluctant
99 British unit
of length
101 Anagram
of rapt
105 Exact

indecision
112 “Hark! The
herald —"
114 “Deck the
halls —"
115 Trite
116 Tenor Pinza
117 Alan or
roara
118 Biblical name
119 Germ
120 Numerical
suffix
121 Fetid
122 Stock unit
DOWN

1 Close chums

2 Dismounted

3 Actress
Moreno

4 Brief con-
frontation

5 Narrow
channel
of water

6 “— the
Church
‘on Time”

7 Oit-yielding
tree

‘Boys
(1938 movie)

9 Dancer Miller
10 Nonexistent

place
11 “— a Grecian
Urn"

seg
14 Drape with
ariands

15 Island in New
York Bay

16 Clock faces

17 Author of “On
the Beach”

22 Gorbachev's
land

ympound
28 British guns
31 Purloin
33 Kind of moth
34 European

shad
35 Dean Martin

41 Abbr. on
amap

42 Strong urge

43 Seesaws

45 “Barefoot —,
with cheek
of tan!”

scriptures
47 The same:

tatin
48 Durante's
pride
49 To the right
56 More
than two
57 Searching
thorough!
58 Dutch uncle
61 Brooklyn
follower
62 Satisfied
63 Problem for
a princess?
64U —; U.N.
dignitary
65 It's before
or rod
66 Surname of
Pope Pius XI!

68 Stationary
partofa
motor

69 Plaster
foundation

70 Kind of
code?

73 Long claw

74 Useful

75 \mpover-
ished

76 Angora or
Persian

77 "— Town”

78 Sheriff's
band

79 Hop kiln

81 —gratias

to the third
degree
89 Mineral

95 Ohio and
Oklahoma
towns

96 Type sets

97 Wrinkles

98 White

poplar tree
99 Yellow
100 One of
the Fords
102 Tease
jokingly
103 Lotion
ingredients ~
104 Rich, thick
fabric
107 Glass
container
108 Gudrun's
husband
109 Taj Maha!
site
110 Norse god
of thunder
111 Girl's name
113 Defeat, at

bridge
114 Reporter's
question

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&
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