t . ' . f i 4 : i ¢ b a actin ae Gee eats oe ee ee hella Saturday, July 11, 1992 @ “ ARIES (Mar. 21 Apr. 19) The 12th and 13th don’t go on a spending spree unless you've gotten the okay from your mate. You will have to pay close attention to the changes going on around you on the 14th. Look into exploiting your creative talent on the 15th. Get out and talk to those in high positions on the 16th. Avoid deception at an emo- tional Jevel on the 17th. TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 20) The 12th and 13th be firm but don't force your opinion on those around you. The 14th don’t make decisions regard- ing your loved ones. The 15th your partner may not be pleas- ing you. The 16th concentrate on doing the best job possible. The 17th difficulties concern- ing financial matters may set you off. The 18th don’t let oth- ers get in your way, this is not a day to waste time on trivial matters. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) The 12th and 13th focus on your concerns. The 14th older family members may lean on you. The 15th you need to do things that will stimulate you mentally and physically. The 16th you can help others just by listening to their problems. The 17th talk to your lover about commit- ment. The 18th you will be in the mood for get-togethers. CANCER (June 22-July 22) The 12th and 13the you will have a problem with your mate if you evade issues that need to be addressed. The 14th look into ways of enhanc- ing your surroundings without breaking your budget. The 15th you mustn’t take on the responsibilities of everyone else. The 16th you can make money moves. The 17th your memory will aid you when dealing with legal paperwork. The 18th get busy making the necessary changes in your do- mestic scene. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The 12th and 13th you should avoid getting involved in gos- sip. The 14th you will get aid from those in a position to help you develop your objectives. The 15th you can make posi- tive decisions that will help improve your relationship. The 16th romantic opportuni- ties will present. The 17th combine work with pleasure if possible. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The 12th and 13the look into doing things that will make you a better person. The 14th don’t over-react to situations that you encounter at a per- sonal level. The 15th concen- trate on your work. The 16th organize a group that can help make your surroundings and situation better at work. The 17th avoid unpredictable or eccentric individuals who . want to do business with you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The 12th and 13th you will have to make changes on the home front if you wish to make your union harmonious again. The 14th friction with loved ones can be avoided if you stay calm and refuse to argue. The 15th don’t let your personal partner discourage you. The 16th don’t count, on other peo- ple to be honest with you. The 17th problems with gas, oil or water in your home are likely. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The 12th and 13th travel will lead to romantic opportu- nities. The 14th you’ve been too intense about doing things your way. Don’t argue with your boss. The 15th don't take on too much. The 16th col- leagues may be a problem. The 17th sudden romantic in- fatuations are likely to be one- sided or short-lived. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) The 12th and 13th try not to ignore your personal partner because your to busy. The 14th your ideas will be money makers. The 15th you are best to do your work and avoid getting involved in joint ventures of any kind. The 16th you will learn if you listen. The 17th don’t get involved in un- savory relationships. Talk to someone you trust in order to get sound advice. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 20) The 12th and 13th you will be erratic when it comes to your personal life. The 14th your erratic behav- ior will lead to sudden changes. Don’t try to alter the outcome. The 15th keep your money in your bank. Invest- ments will not be as good as they appear. The 16th look in- to those innovative business opportunities. You can make extra money if you play your cards right. The 17th don't lend a friend money. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21- Feb. 19) The 12th and 13th problems with authority fig- ures will cause delays. The 14th don’t believe everything you hear. Dig deep and find out all you can before passing judgement. The 15th get into creative projects that you find ..to be relaxing. The 16th you will have to keep business and pleasure separate. The 17th acceptance will be the key to happiness. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) The 12th and 13th you will make new and interesting friends if you get involved in clubs or organizations of your choice. The 14th help other solve their problems. Your ad- vice will be valuable. The 15th you must make your.own de- cisions. Don’t allow others to take you for granted. The 16th stay out of unsavory situa- tions. Gossip will only lead to feuds. The 17th don’t over-re- act to situations at work. YourHOROSCOPE CROSSWORD ACROSS replacements over 131 Author of music ‘| She wrote pe" 91C “Please Don't Eat the Daisies” 5 Actress Toren 10 “Three Men ona—" 15 He wrote “The Caine Mutiny” 19 Biblical name 20 Customary named for 21 Raise the her spirits of 22 Baker's need 64 She wrote 23 Light or “To Killa stone lead-in Mockingbird” 24 Headdress 66 Word with for the tide or stick Archbishop 67 He wrote of Canterbury “The Fan 25 Ocean-going Club” vessel 69 Couple 26 Singer Jerry 70 Polish 27 States, in jorously 56 Malay gibbon 58 He wrote “Lust for Life” 29 Saucy young of measure woman 72 He wrote 30 Theater box “Descent 31 Volcano on From Martinique 32 Bird's claw short 77 Author of “The Sicilian” 82 River in 41 Bulgarian 42 Custard- apple 44 It might be electric 87 Spanish 45 Henri's pal jentieman 48 Club dues- 89 Exam for a payer college 50 Scarlett's woe for friend 52 “Carmen” 90 Gobbler’ 's 2 3 5 6 7 92 Fretted 94 Liza Minnelli 97 Art or alarm follower 98 Nothing Clark 100 Los Angeles player 101 Former chess champ 63 Mosiem ruler 102 N.Y. winter time 103 Person's hand much 123 Franchot of films 124 New York canal speare's river 127 Umpires call seaport 130 Siow, in 8 DOWN 1 Kind of cabbai 2 Wield pencil 3 Hindu hero 4 Role for 11 Hodg 14 Ever, “The Haj" 5 Garden bloomer, for 7 A glucoside 8 Mountain 105 Actress lake Ulimann 106 Fortune- teller's card 108 Neat and tidy 111 Connecticut senator vig: 113 The same Paris 71 Spanish unit 115 Seaport in Brazil 119 “Young Man with a—" “.. poet 120 Acknowledge as true 121 Loved too 9 “Roots” author hand 10 She wrote “The Little Foxes” sates 12 Roam about 13 Associate of Addison 15 Like some fabrics for liquids 16 Egg-shaped 17 River in Africa 42 British plural of penny 43 American chemist 45 Bakery byproduct 46 In a frenzied manner 47 Rhone feeder 49 High-pitched electronic signal 50 Clementine's father was one 51 Phone or plug lead-in 53 Cousin of etc. 55 Pieces of ige a blue Gable luggage 57 Compen- 60 Zappa or Sinatra 61 Male swan 62 Hindu toa garments 65 Lamp finial 66 Container jepodge 68 Indo-Chinese language 70 Abyssinian 18 Cap or hole prince 35 Tall lead-in 28 Corned or 125 Louis, in salted Lombardy coin 126 Common European shad 31 Jointed feelers 33 Irish sea god Javanese 71 Gentleman's gentleman 72 Italian statesman 73 He wrote “The Country Girl” 74 Author of tree 37 Agricultural caste 38 Defeat 129 German utterly 39 Alabama city 40 Glowing coal 75 Forehead 76 Essential 77 Certain racehorse 78 Hemingway, to friends 79 Conserve of rapes 80 Torrid, temperate and frigid 81 Beginning 84 D.C. lobby- ing org. 85 Author of “Myra Breck- inridge” 88 French historian 90 Author of “Reginald” 91 Wise lawmaker 93 Continued loud noise 95 He wrote “Just Above My Head” 96 Pikelike fish 99 Author of 101 Most docile 103 French impressionist 104 Not superfi- cial or trivial 106 Dakota Indian 107 Giant armadillo 108 Restaurant vIP 109 Tree snake 110 Sister of Ares 112 Venetian magistrate 114 Kansas senator 116 Shift of work 117 Against 118 A smaller amount 120 Pub pint 122 — volente 9 10/11 12 13 «114 15 16 = |17 1/18 20 21 22 24 6 Today’s Cryptoquip clue: S equals W P SKKJ URKM IDKUUF SPM YKXTDK XPUBKD’M QGAB GI UT CRYPTOQUIP ZPF, Answers, page 11 QPCGXPAUGDKD TX YTS BRM CKAJ RC TDZKDM. @ Saturday, July 11, 1992 CAC honors its students The Castlegar Christian Academy handed out it’s 1992 awards on June 19th. Best Fundraiser The list of winners is as fol- Daniel Dudley. lows: Completed Quota 50 Lifepacs Class One: Ashley Class One: Caylin Bozer, Bankert, Caylin Bozzer, Sha- aor med Wesnoski, Ashley lane Wesnoski. ert, Citizenship Award Jason Drader. 10 Lifepacs Class One: Caylin Bozzer, Ashley Bankert, Cherene Wesnoski, Shalane Wesnoski. Class Two: Shauna Wil- son, Mike Bohnet. 100 Per Cents Class One: Ashley Bankert, Samuel Hood, Caylin Bozzer, David Rizzotti, Shalane Wenoski, Cherene Wesnoski. Class Two: Mike Bohnet, Jason Drader, Roxanne Riz- zotti, Shauna Wilson. Sports Participation Class One: Marvin Hood, Daniel Dudley, David Rizzotti, Samuel Hood, nathaniel Hood, Caylin Bozzer, Ashley Bankert, Shalane Wesnoski, Cherene Wesnoski. Class Two:-Lori Hood Ja- son Drader, Emmett Nephin, Rosanne Rizzotti, Mile Bohnet. Department Awards Class One: Nathaniel Hood, Samuel Hood, David Rizzotti, Shalane Wesnoski, Cherene Wesnoski, Caylin Bozzer, Daniel Dudley, Ashley Bankert. 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