af2 Satttday, May 9/1992 YourHOROSCOPE ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19) Get involved in social events that require intelligence and action on the 10th. You can en- hance your reputation at work on the 11th and 12th if you help others meet their dead- lines. Your romantic picture looks good on the 13th and 14th so be sure to make plans with that special person ahead oftime. The 15th and 16th you can make good investments however don’t over extend yourself to do so, be conserva- tive. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20) Disharmony with family members is likely on the 10th. You will have a real thirst for knowledge on the 11th and 12th. The 13th and 14th don’t let colleagues take credit for your work. Be sure to make arrangements to do some- thing with your personal part- ner on the 15th and 16th. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) You can ask a close friend for their opinion regarding a per- sonal problent: you have on the 10th. Difficulties in your per- sonal life may get a little out ofhand on thellth and 12th. Someone you've been socializ- ing with may not be as good a friend as you thought on the 13th and 14th. Look into ways of making extra money rather than giving it away on the 15th and 16th. CANCER (June 22-July | 22) Don’t spend your money on luxury items or other peo- ple on the 10th. You will enjoy the company of others on the 11th and 12th. The 13th and 14th you will have to do some fancy foot work-in order to avoid discord on the home front. The 15th and 16th you will have the energy to get in- to.new interests. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You will be confused on the 10th if you try to force issues with your personal partner. The 11th and 12th opportunities to get into money making ven- tures will surface. The 13th and 14th you should avoid dis- cord by taking the time to ex- plain your intentions to your partner. The 15th and 16th change will be in order.. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Be careful not to ruffle the feathers of those in higher po- sitions on the 10th. You may want to blow your stack on the 1ith and 12th, however the repercussions will be greater than you expect. Financial stabilization can by yours on the 13th and 14th if you don't celebrate your good fortune by letting your money slip through your fingers. The 15th and 16th put your efforts into obtaining information necessary to your getting ahead. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Romantic opportunities wi evolve in you get out and join into organizational functions of an intelligent nature on the 10th. You should be making changes to your living quar- ters on the 11th and 12th. Your emotional attitude will be difficult on those you deal with personally on the 13th and 14th. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Problems concerning older family members may put you ina precarious position on the 10th. You can expand your cir- cle of friends and meet new ro- mantic partners on the 11th and 12th if you get involved in some volunteer work. Proper- ty investment will pay back if you put money into improving the premises on the 13th and 14th. Jealousy may stand in the way of working emotional problems out with your mate on the 15th and 16th. : SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23- Dec 21) Get into the travel mode on the 10th. The 11th and 12th will be okay if you concentrate on your job and making money however if you try to deal with emotional is- sues you can expect problems. The 13th and 14th you will be in the mood for romance. The 15th and 16th take care of any responsibilities or problems around the house. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 20) Difficulties will surface if you try to solidify an agree- ment with someone on the 10th, Keep your eyes and ears open on the lith and 12th, valuable information will be yours if you are receptive to other peoples opinions. The 13th and 14th you can make career changes if you send out resumes or talk to those in a position to offer you a better position. The 15th and 16th be careful not to let others take advantage of you financially. AQUARIUS (Jan 21-Feb 19) Stabilization of your ro- mantic position is evident on the 10th. You will be able to make verbal agreement with the one you love on the 1ith and 12th. Look into travel op- portunities on the 13th and 14th however don’t finalize your plans until you have talked to your companion. The 15th and 16th depression due CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Early sert 5 Forum garb | 13 Witty sayings © 17 Stick for George Szell 18 Actor Jack - 19 Moslem ruler 20 Character- istic style 22 Mountain nymph 23 Land of Enchantment 25 Willy follower 26 Island group west of the Fijis 28 Site of the .S. 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Take one step at atime and don't rely on others.— PISCES (Feb 20-Mar 20) You will feel a bit tired on the 10th if you were burning the candle at both ends. Plan to spend the day relaxing. The llth and 12th romantic op- portunities look plentiful. Be sure to get involved in activi- ties that are conducive to meeting new mates. The 13th and 14th good investments can be made but steer clear of joint ventures. Work alone and profits will be made. The 15th and 16th sudden trips may be necessary. Try to mix business with pleasure. # 521 5-10 SJSZL TAHZE KA xX V MAE Average time of solution: 60 minutes. CRYPTOQUIP DJVZDTJH XAL wyYyoD Eo. j= B.yYeM Z GWA KAAND JDBZN GJD Answers, page 17 XAL MAA TRIW MAVN MA * Today’s Cryptoquip clue: A equals O aw brwam) SCUNEIDERS MEMBER OF TIM-BR-MARTS LTD. BUILDING SUPPLIES Waneta Junction 368-6466 TRA PAUL’S PLACE LTD. CHRYSLER — DODGE — PLYMOUTH Waneta Junction, Trail 368-8295 @ Saturday, May 9, 1992 : i 198 Delegates enjoy to Over 30 spouses and com- panions of the members of the Kootenay-Boundary Munici- palities conference delegates included a tour of Zuckerberg ee vat Shape House as a part of their r tour of the district. oe The Castlegar and District Heritage Society's Loyd Groutage provided accompa- nied the group, giving them a brief lesson on Zuckerberg’s history and lore. Groutage also gave dele- gates a small botany lesson from the island rich variety of trees, shrubs and flowers. The tour was the second for Groutage who recently accom- panied a group of Beaver Cubs and their leaders on a similar but simpler expedition. Groutage’s skills as a tour guide have extended the scope of the Society. And, judging from the re- sponse of visitors, Groutage is making the most of these tours, bring smiles to the faces of all visitors who venture through Castlegar’s historic lan i Zuckerberg Island is now open for visitors and the public alike. For information, contact oe eed Society at 365- of Zuckerberg Island AKBM delegates enjoyed a tour of Zuckerberg Island during their recent convention. The Business Studies- Department of Selkirk Col- lege is prepared to offer the first of four principles courses that form the core of the Purchasing Manage- ment Association of Cana- da’s professional develop- ment program. The principles courses are the first step in obtain- ing credit toward the Certi- fied Professional Purchaser designation from the PMAC. The first principle in the series to be offered is “Prin- ciples of Buying,” — a 60- our course that, according o Don Buskas, business program instructor, could be offered weekend or an al- ternate weekends. “Remaining flexible in our delivery will enable those who are employed full-time to participate in this professional develop- ment activity,” Buskas said. The Principles of Buying course provides a compre- hensive introduction to the basics of purchasing and materials --management. Topics include supplier se- lection, negotiation, legal aspects of purchasing, con- siderations of price, case studies and group discus- sions. Students are.expect- ed to participate fully. This course is of particu- lar benefit to those involved in industrial, commercial, institutional or governmen- tal. buying. Course fees amount to $155 for tuition, while required texts are ad- ditional. 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