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Forecast Perliod: Oelober 21-to October 28, 1973
ARIES' - This week; yours codid be a bad case of giving'
Mar. 21 • Apr. 18 . -'yciur• opinion, whether ,or not'-your associates
ask for it. Also, you might unknowingly betpay
the copfidence of a loyal friend! •
• TAURUS. ' A series of events,: imperceptible degrees, x,
Apr. 20 • May 20 will change plans you ve tong held in abey-
, ante. Any . change of g 1 • will prove to be
fayorable, this week,
:;GEMINI • A clandestine type 'of meetin seem to domi
May 21 - June 20 ,nate• this week's tosipic cYcle. Actually, unless • .
• , " you do something about it, you're he ig
' ;toward a fen shady and devious hours.
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Draw the line, MoonchildL In one way or,,,
June 21 -.1ffily''22 another, someone 'will attempt to talk you o,ut • •
cif a' valuable possession or personal article, '
LEO ' Fake care! It sOms that many-members of your ,
July 23 . Aug. 2.2" sign have a grievance• to air. The point? Don't-
s" provoke a superior or person .in authority. '•
VIRGO ' 'What is believed to be a major reversal, should
•Aug. 23 - Sept. 22, creep into the lives of many Vireos. Keep your
cool! Favorable influence will, smother any ad- "-
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varsities.
Apparently, you are spending- too _much time
Oct. 22 "-thinking about .a member of the opposite sex.
So, keep your olind "locked" on tasks' at hand..
:SCORPIO A kindly act;, towa rd a member of the opposite
Oct.'23 - Nov. 21 sex will pay off. 'One-important piece Of advice:
• • Keep the relationship on a friendly basis. ,
SAGITTARIUS-, . AcCordinglb your chart, this week 'finds you in
Nov. 22 - 21) thel"-inood:Ite enforce ."an eye , for, an,,,eye."
' nde'nice• to but,. revenge will. be 'sweet!
CAPRICORN Behind the scene manipulations seem. to 'be .
;'''Dec. 22 Jan. 19 your thing, during this week's cosmic cycle. So,
don't tip your hand On a long 'range plan you .
- AQUARIUS •
Jan. 20 - Feb: 18
1.111RA
Sept. 23
have in mind.
',-Listen 'closely, td a member of the oppoite sex.
seems as though you'll hear go d ce that
you won't' like, necessarily.. _,.
Near the front of the line of walkers making their way from
Walton to Hlyth and back were the'se three boys. From the left - -
are Steven .Huether, Dean Hackwell and John Huether. Alooyt
60 pgople,.mainly children of school age joined the_ walkathon,
in aid of iinprovements at the Walton park.
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• Otto ,Lang, Minister respon-
,sible for the Canadian Wheat
CHINA WHEAT-SALE
agreement by -Soviet vessels,
violations of an. international
This action f011owi riveatbd'
which hadpanned herring fishing
Board,. announced the largest frqm Georges Bank July 20 ,,after wheat sale ever with the Chinese the fleet had reached its catch
• gevernmeet.
quota., '' China will buy up -to P4
Fisheries Minister Jack •
willion bushels of • Canadian Dayis said in a release that the wheat during the next Y
three federal government had -asked , years - valued at aboilt $1 billion the Soviet' ambassador to in-
, at „Way' s prices.
GOVERNOR-GENERAL . . form his government that Soviet . . . ..
ships must stop herring fishing
P dine . Minister Trudeau-has .immediately. ,
' SH ARP -KISSINGER announced that Jules Leger,,
Canada's ambassador, to 'Bel- • External. Affairs Minister
glum and "-Luxembourg, • w ill be Mitchell Sharp will meet with
the next Governor-General _of ' U.S.Secretary of State Henry
. Kissinger in Washingtqn early Canada. .
Mr. Leger will succeed the : next month to discuss bilateral ,
Welt Honourable Roland pr blem1.7 , . • ,
Michener, as thi-S.'country's 21st - , . TRADE VISIT
. Goyernor-General some 'tithe in ' • Trade Minitter, Alastair
' January .1974. Gillespie and about 60 Canadian , - "businessmen will> be in Moscow, . Boland Michener has served
as Canada's Governor-Genera) Leningrad• and possibly An .
since April 1967. . • Belgrade, the • capital of. Yugo-
' \ ' - sfavia, fbr a two-week trade
SOVIET FISHING' BAN. Yisit._ . -
The federal government-has Thevisit-is aimed at incr
told the Soviet Union- t, cease 'ing business tie's and eXchang n
illegal hersingtis4ing on Georges technical knew-116w bbtween
Bank near Ndva 'Scotia-.-----: ,,., • Canada and the Soviet Union.
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... , .. , . . A team Prow. S.D.H.S. wokacorripettlon at the recent Huron.
C_oUnty-Plowing Match near Dashwood.' Shown, above are Kevin '
Campbell; left anti Carr.Bolton'. . •
Behind the Scenes' at- the Walton Walkathon on Saturday ' and organizers of the Walkathon, toprovide ftikls for improving
morning, these women registered Walker and kept track. of 1, the Walton Park. From left are Lin Steffler,,Kathy Achilles, •
sponsors and pledges. They were among the many wort Maxine Marks with Blaine -Marks, 2, and Mildred Traviss. •• 4
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Post Office• loses mail bag
- A number of subscribers in ,
the Brussels area failed to re-
ceive' their Expositor • last
week when the post Office ,lost
_ a mail bag containing • • •• the
papers soinewifere between
Stratford; Kitchener • andBrus-.
sels.. •
(While Brussels isbuti6 Miles
north . of geaforth, the POSt
insists.. the most effic-
ient and taste* way to' get there
to use, a 125 mile route via ,
Stratford and Kitchener.)
While Postal offIciale" in
London said TueSday -they were
, continuing the search for the
missing bag, the publishers
realize this doesn't help the sub-
scribers who iniasedtheir papers
• and can only express regret ter--
something over which they have
no j,ontrol.
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Hayfield; President Ian McAl-
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The ,new slate_ of officers for
entive was elected by acclamation
, They are; "immediate Plist
President, Dr. Morgan smith,
Lister, R.R. 1, Zutrich; Executive
Vice-President, -Mrs. Jean Ad-
ams,
dents Mrs: MurierMurphY, God'
Brucefield; Vice-presi-x-
. erich; Paul Steckle, R.R4 2,Zur-
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IA; Emil Hendrick, Exeter; W.C.
McClure, R.R. 2, Creditors; and
Brad Oke, Zurich; secretary, J.
Howard Aitken, Goderich; and
treasurer, Roger Dowker, El-
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Stellar aspeCts advise: Boredom with routine
chores .is a probability,: Consequently, errors"
are likely. One other, thing, avoid taking.thort-
cuts. .
Liberals
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.which could be easily, understood
by the people and would provide
the leadership to "cut through
the bureaucractic redtapeinthiSr
province." '' • ,
"•The provincial government
• has dehumanized the whole ,sy-
istem," charged Cafik.
"Our main target is .Bill
Davis," said Eddie Sargent to
the meeting whichtbrought a round
"of applause from the audience.
"I ,won't lay down for anybody.
I won't let the .Toil steamroller
go•over me."' •
• "Bill Davis • is hemorrhaging
all over," said Sargent. "He's
not listening any more. He's lost
touch with the people." •
Sargent said the proVinces Of
Alberta and British Columbia
are debt free while Ontario, sup-
posedly the richest province in
Canada, is heavily in debt. He.
said Ontario needs a Liberal go-
vernment and a decisive leader.
"I'm going to love doing it
for you if you give me the chance'
Sargent said. • .
The main order of liisineis .
at the-annualpeeting was to se-
lect delegates to the convention.
Delegates are: borden Mo-
Ga,vih, R.R. 3, Walton; J.Howard
,•41tIceri, Goderich; Mrs. Muriel
Murphy, Goderich; ,Don Kay,
Clinton; Mrs. Maude Hoffman,
DashWood; E. B. Menzies, Clin-
ton; ,Brad Oke; youth -delegate,
Zurich; and Mrs. Marion Rader,
women delegate, Dashwood.
.„ Alternates are; Ozzie Ziv-
kovie, Exeter; Donalddesch, Zu-
rich; Ronald Murray,,Dublin;Mrs
Susan '(Gerald) white
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;Godericb;
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