216 Sunday, December 29, 1991 @ YourHOROSCOPE LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You will be overly emotional on the 29th. Be sure not to al- low others to take advantage of your easy going nature on the 30th and 31st. You may want to talk to a close friend about your personal inten- tions before you take action with your plans on the Ist, 2nd and 3rd. Don't let those you live with dictate or push you into doing things that you'd rather not take part in on the 4th. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful what you say to who on the 29th, someone will be sure to twist your words. The 30th and 31st will be most enjoyable if you make love not war with the one close to your heart. The Ist, 2nd and 3rd concentrate on getting ahead professionally, mingle with those that can help. The 4th will be favorable for getting out with close friends who can give you sound advice SAGITTARIUS (Dec. 22- Jan. 20) Mingle with col- leagues on the 29th if at all possible. The 30th and 31st you may want to avoid letting others aware of your personal involvements, your reputation may be at risk. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd you will be eager to fly off the handle if you don’t have enough to keep you busy. The 4th will be favorable for mat- ters pertaining to work how- ever don’t be too quick to make career moves. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 20) You are best not to upset the applecart on the 29th, go with the flow for best results. The 30th and 31st you will have opportunities to meet romantic partners if you get out and mingle with those that have similar interests. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd you should work on the projects that require your undivided attention. Don’t overreact to comments made by your emo- tional partner on the 4th. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21- Feb. 19) Travel to visit friends _ or relatives that you don't get to see that often on the 29th. You may want to concentrate on your future goals and the resolutions you should make on the 30th and 31st. Don’t hesitate to roll up your sleeves and pitch in on the Ist, 2nd and 3rd, especially if you be- lieve your efforts will make a difference to those less fortu- nate. The 4th you may want to re-evaluate your direction and motives regarding both your personal and professional life. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) You can help someone close to you with their personal prob- lems on the 29th however don’t lend them money. Be sure to state your ideas and comments to others on the 30th and 31st. You can make a change in your position on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd if you put your efforts into getting ahead. The 4th you will shine if you get together with those in a position to help you ac- complish your dreams, hopes and wishes. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19) Don’t push your luck with your partner on the 29th. Take care of investments or tax de- ductions that need to be tak- en care of before the end of the year on the 30th and 31st. You will enjoy social activities or trips on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd h curb indul, CROSSWORD ACROSS molding 1 Highest point 52 Narrow, light “—in boat Toyland” 10 Egyptian VIP 15 Cold Adriatic 53 Anesthetic 55 Broadway blaze? wind 56 Victory sign 19 Author 57 Primitive clan ‘1 Ludwig sy tush site 20 Each 21 Small seed 22 TV comedy 23 ltalian resort 4 Canadiai attachments 100 Part of U.N. 102 Trinities 103 German hall 105 Brings up 106 Double 107 Mining attorney or Black Hills mountain 61 Baseball ‘boo! 8 Before 9 Ancient Greek cit boo-boos 63 Radioactive element 65 European capital 67 Native of Latvia York 10 Eastern Cushitic 26 Sell goods 27 Stove or and extravagance. The 4th you can proceed with those ca- reer moves you've been think- ing about. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The 29th you will find it easy to clear up odd jobs. Your partner will be more than ea- ger to spend time romancing on the 30th and 31st. Don’t be too quick to formulate or sign important papers on the Ist, 2nd and 3rd. Communicate with those who have more ex- perience on the 4th. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) You should be pampering yourself on the 29th. Profes- sional changes may be on your mind on the 30th and 31st, don’t be afraid to take action and go after your goals. Part- ners will be quirky on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd, don’t push your luck and be careful not to make comments that you'll b e sorry for later. The 4th keep your eyes and ears open for good investment opportuni- ties. CANCER (June 22-July 22) Someone you live with may not be that easy to deal with on the 29th. Be sure to get out and shop for that spe- cial New Years outfit on the 30th or 31st, the personal changes you make will be well received. The Ist, 2nd and 3rd will be the beginning of a new direction professionally if you make the effort to initiate the necessary changes. The 4th spend time with the one you love and refuse to get into meaningless arguments. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Get out with friends or rela- tives on the 29th. You can get a lot done on the home front on the 30th and 31st if you put your mind to it. Idle time will work against you. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd will be best spent on self-improvement projects. Take time to tie up loose ends You will have good money making ideas on the 29th how- ever don’t back them up with your own cash. The 30th and 31st will be-faverable for fam- ily functions and travel. 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EYL Today’s Cryptoquip clue: L equals T UWE LW YL‘ F 1 U Tak time to clear up any prob that have been ing your personal life on the Ist, 2nd and 3rd. The 4th re-evaluate your ives and directi Gitnwamscl NEIDERS BUILDING SUPPLIES (MEMBER OF TUM-BRMARTS LTD, Wanete Junction TRA 368-6466 PAUL'S PLACE LTD. CHRYSLER — DODGE — PLYMOUTH laneta Junction, Trail 368-8295 s Sunday, December 29, 1991 LocalSPORTS FastLANE CURLING The new year offers early action for local curlers and fans as the C Bantams find secret to success @ Fine mix keeps the Bantams on course for Provincial showdown Curling Club hosts the men’s Zone Playdowns Jan. 10-12. SNOW MOBILE MOVIE A producer of fast-paced snowmobile movie Snowmotion — The Art of Ed Mills SPORTS EDITOR The Castlegar Bantam Reps are a hockey team that would make a physicist smile. It’s a team is made up of a lot of different elements that come to- gether to form a single, functi don't have one player who carries them, they have 17 who can do the job on offence and defence on any given night. “This is what we're after. We think we got pretty good balance out there and that’s what hockey’s all about. That’s what we’re pleased about,” said Antignani. And the balance extends to the coaching staff where Antignani is assisted by his brother Danny and Gord Walker, who just retired al unit. While Vince Antignani isn’t a physicist, the coach of the Ban- tams is smiling anyway as his team remains undefeated in the West Kootenay Minor Hockey As- sociation this season. A big key to the success of the team, said Antignani, is that they from’ profe 1 hockey this year. “You can’t say enough about them. You get a guy just coming out of pro and he’s willing to help out, the kids really look up to him. And Danny too, they're just great with the kids,” said Antignani. With all the elements in place, the Reps are striving for nothi less than being the best prqwed tam hockey team in B.C. With an 11-0 record in the WK- MA to dater, they can already claim to be without peer on the ice in this area. And it’s area teams that Castlegar will have to beat to make it to the provincial champi- onship next March in Salmon Arm. Antignani is pleased about the succéss of the team, but he doesn’t want the kids to think they’re in- vincible. He wants them to know a winning streak can turn into a los- ing streak in a hurry if they think they’re better than they are. “I really don't like saying that’s (going to provincials) what we want to do. I like to keep the kids in a low profile, because if the start getting a little cocky, things could change.” And he knows they’re not in- vincible. “I think if our kids play as good as they can it’s going to be hard to beat us, but if you get a lapse or the kids aren’t on-the ball when they should be, things could turn around pretty easily.” Despite the warnings, Antig- nani admits there’s something special about this team. “The potential is there, ‘yes. I don’t think there’s been a mixture like this for a long time. Basically it’s going to end up how bad the kids want to be there. The Reps will likely find out how they measure up to provin- cial-calibre competition in a AAA Christmas tournament in Kelow- na. 9, dropped into The News just prior to Christmas to drop off a copy of the movie and talk about it. From speed missions in the icy wilderness of Alaska to leisurely trips down sparkling trails in the Canadian Rockies, the movie, said Vancouver producer Richard Eagan, is a must see for all snowmobile fanatics. For more information on where you can jet the video, call The News’ sports editor Ed Mills. SIZING IT UP ‘News photo by Ed Milis Wi ith an eye for detail and a broom as a guide, Lesley Johanson sizes up the house in-a laides curling game at the Castlegar Curling Club. Talk to us today. Kootenay Savings ‘Where You Belong