CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 23, 1978 *FSion, people we ACROSS kas aera a SS Sse Raw B=8: 2 I 4 5 none tte Nowow. oR forme mo BRBVVBan > F SVARo OV 2, Aga Frozen water Estonian weight Baning, chamber Embart Beneath’ (clue to pusaie er) Go on a trip Eust and third vowels Growl loudly Siskespearean expression for Frontn Ores: Compete Brides’ partners Harem room Consists of eBeg pelisse]D UO seMsuy eas Tene Tropa frut Gral - Fanthtut Butane « extension / \ Z_YOUR STARSTHIS WEEK 7 By Stella Wilder ane Pressures of time an 1% opportu- nity make the the young who show good shiser despite disappoint- week something less than relaxing. There is, howev- er, considerable "joy for those willing to put shoul- der to the wheel and nose to the in the ee han (Oct. ZiNovs physical health enables you to accomplish more than you'd hoped. Accept an advance, (Nov. 8-Nov. 21) — The return of self- interest of success by week's end. For a healthy degree of success is avail- able to those who go after her. Children seem particu- larly blessed this week with rewards that are, in general, superior to the effort put into them. Adults would do well to emulate Pages B3 & BS are the Kootenay Christmas Catalogue 1978 and are removable Quitcher-Bitchin’ Canadians! don't think I've evereseen, heard, the = Canadian wople ita more querulous. yood than they are today. And with less reason, ven duting the Depres- Vt so angry nd whining. They were cared and) worried and ustrated, becuse there was, jo Work and they sometimes. dnt know where the nest Smeal was coming from. But they were also lean and tough is ingenious and indepen- They didn’t spend all time bitching about the ment. Maybe we've xot too fat lacy ied Taprily into ii Ww omautions that had ic highest living standar tte world, and we've never recovered. We thought do was lie ike a high- priced prossie and let the money roll in. Germany and Japan were licked, the British were bankrupt. and ‘Nosth Am was living off the hog. erybody was. we had to buying z and houses and Yboats and summer proper- ‘ties, because the cornucopia of goodies had no bottom. arguments. (Jan. 7-Jan. 19 ) — Business affairs yield less and are less interest- ing than you would like. Alternate plans will pre- pare you to face possible failure. | AQUARIUS: (Jan. 20- Feb. 3) — Real estate deals may be tricky. Take your time; take the advice of an expert. Friends offer expe- Tience. (Feb. 4-Feb. 18) — Surmount a personal prob- lem early in the week and you will have smooth sail- ing from hen on. Take advice to hea: PISCES: red, 19-March 5) — An aggravating man- ner is detrimental to the success of present at-home projects. Try tact, diplo- macy. (March 6-March 20) - Procrastination may cost you the success that seems certain as the week opens. Make an effort to move quickly. _ ARIES: (March 21-April 4) — Unless you can articu- late your difficulties on the employment scene, you can hardly expect to over- come them. Try! (April 5- April 19) — Keep your an- ger under control. This is a week when much is accom- plished peacefully. TAURUS: (April 20-May 5) — Knowledge vital to the success of your career is within reach. Seek to dis- cover new ways to reach old goals. (May 6-May 20) - - An important move by another yields benefits to you. Don’t be afraid to make demands — so long as you make them tactfully. GEMINI: (May 21-June 6) ~ Jealousy among family members throws a mon- key-wrench into plans for a new project. Seek reconcil- iations. (June 7-June 20) — Many minor opportunities come your way this week. Take advantage of them now; to wait is to miss more than one boat! CANCER: (June 21-July 7) - This is a week for final decisions regarding changes within the home. Don't procrastinate fur- ther in making up your mind. (July 8July 22) — Try to keep personal prob- lems out of working hours. Settle difficulties at home before leaving for work. . LEO: (July 23-Aug.7)-A crisis between parents and child may cause confusion and unhappiness at home this week. Efforts at con- ciliation succeed. (Aug. 8- Aug. 22) — Good news early in the week enables you to lift a new project off the ground. Advise the young with care. VIRGO: (Aug. 23-Sept. 7) — This is a week for second chances — but only for those willing to grab the new ball and run. Laziness ' defeats all. (Sept. &Sept: 22) - A mid-week crisis slows down desired prog- ress almost to a standstill. Patience regains a good position. LIBRA: (Sept. 23-Oct. 7) - - Time devoted to young- sters is well rewarded by week’s end. This is an excellent time for making changes. (Oct. 8-Oct. 22) — Make every effort to ac- commodate the young. John Urquhart 365-2310 Metropolitan Life Where the future is now It Looked Like Wood to Me! 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