ui4 Saturday, January 25, 1992 YourHOROSCOPE ARIES (March 21-April 19) Make sure that you don’t upset your emotional partner on the 26th. Financial invest- ments will be lucrative on the 27th and 28th if you're willing to put your cash on the table. The 29th and 30th business trips will pay off if you talk to those in prestigious positions. Don’t let someone you work with twist your words around on the 31st and Ist. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Put in an extra time at work on the 26th. You can kill two birds with one stone if you mix business with pleasure while travelling on the 27th and 28th. You may need to help a family member on the 29th and 30th. Be prepared to give them advice but don’t lend them cash. The 31st and the Ist will be favorable for discussing your intentions with colleagues or promoting your ideas to those in a position to help you get them off the ground. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Take time to pamper your- self on the 26th. Social activi- ties will be most enjoyable. The 27th and 28th you can make changes regarding your profes- sional direction, send out your resume or go for interviews. The 29th and 30th your person- al partner may be rather diffi- cult, try not to ruffle feathers: Problems with skin, bones or teeth should be taken care of without delay on the 31st and the 1st. CANCER (June 22-July 22) Be careful not to upset those you live with on the 26th. Social activities on the 27th and 28th will lead to romantic en- - counters. Don’t get involved in gossip at work on the 29th and 30th, someone you least expect may be trying to make you look bad. The 31st and the 1st sud- den changes regarding your partner may take you by sur- prise. Stay calm and refrain from being forced into a major argument. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Communication will not be your strong point on the 26th. Be reluctant to divulge any in- formation to co-workers. The 27th and 28th disruptions in your-home environment could easily lead to isolation. Get in- volved in competitive sports that will allow you to vent some of your pent up energy on the 29th and 30th. Catch up on overdue projects on the 31st and the Ist. : VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Social events will cost you more than you can afford on the 26th. Talk to friends or relatives that you trust on the 27th and 28th, their advice will be valuable. The 29th and 30th you may be taken the wrong way. Don’t point your finger at the ones you love. The 31st and the Ist will be favorable for self-im- t Take along hard look at If. LIBRA ( 23-Oct. 23) “You may be a little emotional on the 26th. Try not to put the blame on your partner. Work done out of your home on the ° 27th and 28th will pay back handsomely. The 29th and 30th you must be careful that you aren’t involved in a scandal or misinterpreted by those who would love to ruin your reputa- tion. The 31st and the 1st you are best to accept any in- evitable changes regarding your domestic environment. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Concentrate on money making ventures on the 26th. Make plans to do things with family and friends on the 27th and 28th. Pleasure trips will bring you in contact with in- triguing new contacts. The 29th and the 30th you mustn’t lend or donate money. Losses of pos- sessions are also likely. The 31st and the Ist will be hectic, be sure to organize your time well and take care of as many issues as possible. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) Choose your acquain- tances wisely on the 26th. You can make extra cash if you take on additional work on the 27th and 28th, however be sure not to let your regular job suffer in the interim. The 29th and 30th you will have a tendency to ex- aggerate and jump to conclu- sions. Don’t make accusations without having all the facts. The 31st and the 1st look into professional changes that will bring you a higher income. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 20) New romantic en- counters are likely if you get in- volved in organizational groups on the 26th: Be sure to keep your thoughts to yourself re- garding family on the 27th and 28th. You may find that your best outlet will be work on the 29th and 30th. Don’t hesitate to put in overtime. The 31st and the 1st your confusion regard- ing your personal life may lead you in the wrong direction. Lis- ten to both sides of an issue be- fore you commit to a personal decision. ‘ AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Travel to visit friends or family on the 26th and your spirits will be lifted. Don’t con- front loved ones about your con- cerns on the 27th and 28th however be sure to listen to their complaints. The 29th and 30th will be most enjoyable if you get involved in worthwhile groups. Don’t hesitate to take a position of leadership. The 31st and the 1st take care of your personal paperwork. Invest- ments can be rewarding. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) Stabilize your financial position on the 26th if possible. Oppor- tunities to travel or attend sem- inars on the 27th and 28th will lead to romantic connections. You may have problems with your partner if you haven’t spent enough time with them on the 29th and 30th. Don’t over-react, just try to make amends. 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Answers, page 12 1-26 CRYPTOQUIP : BDFRBDXO NTHOIRX HL ARNXRLLRA |SRPTELR GHL GHC IGR SXELGDMM Today’s Cryptoquip clue: B equals L MEMBER OF TIM-BR-MARTS LTD. 368-6466 SCHNEIDERS BUILDING SUPPLIES Waneta Junction TRAIL PAUL’S PLACE LTD. CHRYSLER — DODGE — PLYMOUTH Waneta Junction, Trail 368-8295 @ Saturday, January 25, 1992 158 Rossland Carnival wraps up Sunday - = Sis Sweden. 3 A few of the many carnival organizers (back from left)Dave Cochrane, John Heintz, (middle, from left) Mike Williams, Don Vockeroth and John Clark show an assortment of equipment needed for events over the weekend. With them are seven- year-old twins Johan and Henrik Kristensson, visitors from The 95th Rossland Winter Carnival kicked off Friday with a list of events guaran- teed to keep both the young and old entertained over the weekend. Tonight features enter- tainment and dancing at lo- cal nightspots, while at the Uplander Hotel Ballroom, ‘ the Rotary Club presents its second annual B.C. Wine Festival. Rossland’s Chamber of Commerce gets Sunday’s program underway with a pancake breakfast. at 7:30 a.m., followed by a Snow Triathlon at 9 a.m. in Esling Park. Students from Grades 8 through 12 will compete in snow shoeing, running and cross-country skiing. —Luge organizer Mike Williams continues on Sun- day to offer luge classes to anyone interested. The B.C. Cup Luge races will start at 10 a.m. at Red Mountain with Western Canada’s top lugers and local racers com- peting in the officially sanc- tioned race. Another race begins at 11 a.m. in front of the Flying Steamshovel restaurant on Second Avenue. Kiwi’s Kold and Krazy Kriterium for mountain bikes follows the more conventional summer criterium rules, with moun- tain bikers tackling a course laid out along Second Av- enue and around the fire- hall. Pre-registration is available at the Flying Steamshovel prior to race There should be plenty of thrills and spills for teams * competing in the Sunday af- ternoon Rocky Shutter Mo- tion Show,. which is a five- person team event. This re- lay race — involying a downhill skier, snowshoer, cross-country skier, runner and mountain biker — starts at the top of Red Mountain to finish downtown. The busy weekend winds down late Sunday afternoon with a special program for children at the Uplander Ho- tel Ballroom at 2 jj.m. where puppets and clowns are just part of the entertainment. Rossland has celebrated winter for nearly 100 years, always with local organizers volunteering their time and talents. Nurses offer tips to mothers flying with young children REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Flying with babies and small children could be the most fun you’ve ever had. It could also be exhausting, frus- trating and worrying. Here are some practical travel tips for air travel offered by nurses and mothers. favorite food that can be en- joyed right away. Take a plas- drinking mug with a tight Most airport corridors are long, so on your way to your flight carry babies and tod- dlers in a backpack or keep them in a stroller until you are ~ at the door of the plane. During take off and landing keep children secured with their own seatbelt or with an addition to your own if they tic dri lid to avoid spills and a few packaged hand-i-wipes for cleanups that are needed with or without spills. Pack a diaper-an-hour for the time on board plus one fresh outfit for the flight. Add First, when making reser- are travelling- on your lap. the usual extras such as baby- vations, try to book'seats right Children, especially babies, wipes, cream, etc. and you are * behind the bulkhead where can find take offand landing away. meals are prepared. 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