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(YOUR STARSTHIS WEEK 7?

Perseverence and accu-
racy join hands to bring
any who employ them an
excellent end to a full and
busy week. Early in the
week, individuals would be
wise to make new plans for
the implementation of old
ideas — unless it has been
decided that old ideas
should be scuttled. Advan-
tages of preparedness are
immediate and multiple,

-extending beyond material

gain to future opportunity.
Varying conditions at
mid-week make it difficult
to predict precise behav-
for. It can be said, howev-
er, that deteymination
pays off handsomely while
vacillation leads to failure.
use of talent may
prevent the kind of success

argument. Failure by de-
fault or by virtue of stupid-
ity may cause rifts in per-
sonal relationships.

LIBRA: (Sept. 23-Oct. 7) -
- The confidence of others
must not be misplaced.
Make certain you don't
give away secrets not your
own, (Oct. 8-Oct. 22) —
plans facilitate

There's probably only one
thing more boring than being
forced to watch slides of
someone else’s holiday jaunt,
and that is having to listen to
them tell about it. But if you
think that you are going to
get away with only two col-
umns about “OUR TRIP,”
you might as well turn over
to the real estate ads right
now, gentle reader.

Not after I spent all that
money. I've had two long-
distance calJs and a letter in
the past 10 days from the
Chargex people. Seems we
went over our limit by about
double, and tte bills are still
coming in. Oh, well, that's
inflation.

On a trip like ours, it’s
probably a good idea to take
notes, or keep a diary. 1
never do this; too interested
in people and places to try to
put them down. Tried to
keep it all in my head, in pic-
tures. Result: for $0 days
after we got home } couldn't
sleep, with all those picttires, '
hopelessly mixed, flashing
through my mind.

When you hit eight coun-
tries in 14 days, it’s more like
low-flying than an in-depth
study of the treasures of
Europe. But it's amazing
what you can and do see and
experience,

For the average traveller
who is not an art expert,
there is serious danger of
picking up a couple of
diseases, cathedralitis and
basilicatis, The symptoms
are similar. If you see a per-
son with head cricked right
back, and mouth open, he's
probably just back from
Europe.

While the cathedrals are
awesome in their structure
and art work, they tend to
make you feel like a very
small minnow in a very large

: Highlights and Huma

Bill Smiley

ocean. And probably that’s
what they’re supposed to do.
We were in the largest and
third-largest in the world, in
Rome and Florence, both de-
signed by Michelangelo, and
E don’t care if [ never see
another. They make you
humble in the face of the pa-
tience, the reverence, and the
genius that went into their
creation.

And we saw a lot of fam-
ous works of art: the Venus
de Milo, a stocky broad with
no arms; the Mona Lisa,
looking anything but enig-
matic behind six layers of
bullet-proof glass. It was no
more thrill than looking ata
good color photo of them in

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But that’s not the ‘sort of
thing you remember from a
trip. You remember the high-
lights and the human rela-
tions, the bad moments and
the exalted ones, ‘

Like going through the
Dolomites, a range of moun:
tains 0
make

driver inching
pin turns.

Or a magnificent summer
evening with good wine,
good food, good music
friends, on a balcony i
looking the beautiful Tivoli
gardens, outside Rome.

Or wandering around the

eunel fhe

over a picture, maybe having

your portrait done in 10
minutes,

Or being kicked off the
grass in Monte Carlo by a
surly Monacan cop. Or hustl-
ing through the rain in
Heidelberg, trying to buy
suppositories with your scan-
ty German. z

Or sitting on your balcony
in Lucerne, wondering what
the poor folks were doing, as
you looked’ over the lake to
the mountains.

Or admiring the lady of ©
the streets, who saw us gawk-
ing at her as she leaned
against a building, turned her
back, flipped up her skirt, no
pants on, some of the bolder
spirits told me. l, of course,
had covered my hand with
my eyes, or something like

. that.

Or discovering in your
room a small bar-
refrigerator, stocked with
everything from Coke to
champagne. All you had to
do was help yourself, mark

What Worries
Teenagers
The Most

In a 1977 survey of 2,000
teenagers by Encyciopaedia
Britannica, when the youths
were asked what worried them
the most today, 39.5 per cent
gave no answer to the question,
while 14 per cent said they
worried about their future.

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Eleven per cent were

‘ied about school (grades,

schoolwork, the sys-

tem); 9.5 per cent were worried

pul gelling a good job and

careers; another 9.5 per

eent were concerned about

violence, crime, war and a

z holocaust, and seven

per cent were worried about

the future of the world—what it

would he like in 20 years, and

whether it would be a good
world for their children.

- The figures do not total 100
per cent because students were
able to list more than one
subject that worried them.

Twenty-one per cent, for
example, combined their future
and the future of the world as
their biggest worry.

down what you'd used, and
pay for it in the morning.
Can't see a North American
hotel trusting anyone that
much.

Or watching your wife, the
insomniac at home, sleeping:
on the bus, on the ferry, ina
boat in the canals of Amster-
dam, on a boat down the
Rhine, on the Seine, on the
train. The only place she
didn’t sleep was in the hotel
rooms, worrying about get-
ting up at 6 a.m., and on the
Hovercraft from France to
England, which took only 35
minutes,

Perhaps the best part of a
group tour, as | mentioned,
is the relationships you form.
We had Canadians from as
far apart as Dawson City, the
Yukon, and Nova Scotia, the
whole breadth of the coun-
try.

We had Americans from
California, Texas, Illinois,

n Relations

_, Oregon, and Iowa. And we
chad five Australians. Have

you ever heard a lady:from
Texas tying to talk to a
middle-aged French-Canad-
jan or a young Australian?
It’s a riot.

At first we were all a bit
stand-offish, tending to hud-
die with our own. But after a
few days we were helping
each other with language,
funny money and lost lug-
gage. The ladies were ex-
changing travel irons, hair
dryers, recipes, and anee-
dotes about toilets,

Ironically, from this land
of separatism and stuff,
perhaps the best friends we
made the tour were
Quebcer And J think J
know why. I dusted off my
rusty French and made an ef-
fort, and they did the same
with their English.

An Australian lad and his
sister became almost like a
son and daughter to us. A
young Canadian school
teacher from Calgary wept
and hugged and kissed when
we bumped into her after the
tour, in London,

We drank dinner with two
handsome young couples
from IMinois several times,
The Ladies Texas invited us
down for Christmas. Don-

‘ald, from Quebec, wants me

to find a school where his
daughter can learn Ei i}
And I was like to be kissed
and hugged to death ‘by 18-
year-old Cathy, from Ore-
gon, My shirt was all wet
with tears after aur, farewell
party.

Very nive work, if you can

.your progress early in the
week. Don’t be surprised
should victory come early,
SCORPIO: (Oct. 23-Nov.
7) — Unless you want to be
“boss,” refuse to accept a
position of authority. You
make an excellent fol-
lower. (Nov. 8-Nov. 21) —
Problems brought you by
others must not be allowed
to upset you emotionally.
Take the objective ap-
proach — or none at all.
SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 22-
Dec. 7) — Exceptional tal-
ent is required to meet
exceptional challenges. Di-

tect energies toward new’

enterprise. (Dec. 8-Dec.
21) — Don't be distracted
from your principal goal.
Keep activities in line with
interests; don’t stray from
home base.

CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22-
Jan. 6) — Tenacity of pur-
pose is essential to success
this week. Don't forget
what you're doing even for
amoment. (Jan. 7-Jan. 19)
~ Unless you can guaran-

+ tee that your word is your

bond, you would do well to

avoid making promises.
~~ AQUARI

US: (Jan.. 20-
Feb. 3) ~ Your enjoyment
of power becomes obvious
to those who work with you
this week. Don't overdo it.
(Feb, 4-Feb. 18) ~ Your
cautious nature may cause
you to lose out on an oppor-
tunity for gain- Try to
move quickly — away from
harm.

PISCES: (Feb. 19-March
5) — Money makes a real
difference in your behavior
this week. Pay strict atten-
tion to directions for trav-
el. (March 6-March 20) —
Make an effort to stretch
your dollars even further
than usual. Exceptional
opportunity arises at mid-

week.

ARIES: (March 21-April
4) — Another’s critical
judgment of your work
may throw you into some-
thing of a “blue funk.”
Don’t be over-sensitive.
(April5-April 19) — Take
advantage of help offered
toward week's end. What
you don't use may soon be
gone.

Know Your Eggs

Looking for a change of
pace for breakfast? Here's a
different idea to wake up lo—an
egg burger! Served with a glass
of orange juice, an egg ‘burger
is a complete breakfast that
helps you last until lunch.

Fry an egg. breaking the

~ yolk and cooking gently on both

sides until firm, Place cooked
egg on heated or toasted
burger bun (or English muffin).
y or all of the

lo slice, pro-

cessed ese, bacon, ham,

TAURUS:: (April 20-May
5) — Halfway measures are
quite ineffectual this week.
Be careful in handling your
own affairs, (Mdy 6-May
20) — Resentment of anoth-
er's success at your ex-
pense may cause you to
take unwise action against
one who once was a friend,

GEMINI: (May 21-June 6)
- If you can express your
criticism in a humorous
vein, you will not alienate
those you need most. (June.
7-June 20) — The opportu-
nity for material gain must
be grasped upon its
appearance; otherwise,
you may find yourself
going without. ‘

CANCER: (June 21-July
7) — Your inability to man-
age in the midst of confu-
sion become obvious
toward mid-week. Profit
lies at week's end. (July 8-
July 22) — Make correc-
tions after a careful analy-
sis of your basic character.
You may be counting ona
nonexistent talent.

LEO: (July 23-Aug. 7) —
Your ability to judge char-
acter makes it all but im-
possible for you to be be-
trayed by friend or enemy .
now. (Aug. &Aug. 22) -A
little fortune; a little fame:
these make the coming
week very special. Take
advantage of new knowl-
edge.

VIRGO: (Aug. 23-Sept. 7)
— A just cause takes much

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may have to crowd many
activittes into week's end.
(Sept. 8&Sept. 22) — You
would do well.to have a
friend manage your affairs
this week. Materia! gains
come less easily than usu-
al. .

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