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14 THE WINCHAM ADVANCE -TINES
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1995
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October 15-21
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
ARIES - March 21/April 20
Emotional tension brews at home.
Things may come to a head before
they get any better. Watch what you
say or you could regret it later on. On
a happier note, there will be luck in
business. There could be opportunity
for advancement. A good time for
large purchases..
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
A realistic look at a domestic situa-
tion will help you see what you're
really up against. You may end up
changing around your agenda. At
work, you will gain more respect if
you're willing to admit you made a
mistake. Making excuses will get you
nowhere. A Leo plays a role.
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
Patience will be of benefit at work
this week. A temporary- - yet
unbearable - situation seems like it
will never end, but you can be
assured that it will. Thursday will be
a lucky day. Something you've been
wanting will be easily accessible. A
Scorpio will be in the picture.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
Good news! A risky investment will
pay off. You'll realize that your intu-
ition and financial savvy are a good
combination. Your work schedule
may be getting the better of you and
it would be beneficial to take a "men-
tal health day." A bit of relaxation
could be just what you need.
LEO - July 23/August 23
There may be an opportunity to "bury
the hatchet" in. a broken friendship.
Put that Leo pride to the side and
make amends. If you're the boss at
work, it may be time to show appre-
ciation to those who've worked hard
for you. A weird coincidence on
Friday will be food for thought.
Your energy level will be higher than
it has been for some time. Take
advantage of it and tackle those
tedious tasks that you've been
putting off. A flirtation with someone
at work could turn into more if
you're interested. Ho'lvever, you
must make the first move.
SAGITTARIUS Nov 23/Dec21
A disappointment at work will force
you to modify your game plan. You'll
realize that noting is guaranteed. If
you're in a new love relationship, you
may find out something interesting
about your. mate - especially if
you're involved with an Aquarian.
Good news comes from afar.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan20
If you're finding it hard to focus on
your work, it may be wise to take
some time off. A little diversity is
what you need to recharge your bat-
teries. News about a past love will
surprise you. Watch what you say on
Friday or you could be tasting a very
large foot in your mouth!
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Hard work now will pay off doubly
later on. You may have to sacrifice a
bit, but it will be well worth it. Being
in the right place at the right time
could lead you to an interesting
opportunity. Consider it carefully
before committing. Delays on Friday
will cause you to change your plans.
PISCES - Feb 19/March 20
Teamwork is necessary to accomplish
a work project. Just remember, when
things get busy, avoid mixing busi-
ness with pleasure. An important
decision may present itself midweek.
Don't be hasty. Think it through
before making a choice. Your will-
power will be tested this weekend.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Your cynical attitude will take an
optimistic acquaintance by surprise. An opportunity that arises in the next
A problem at home could be resolved few months could have a major
easily if you are willing to express impact on the rest of the year. You
yourself. Go ahead. It's really not that may just find yourself picking up
hard. With a little practice, you may and moving to a place you've never
even become good at it! Fitness even considered! This is especially
becomes important. true if your career is' in science. In
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 the winter months, an ordinary situa-
A problem in the workplace will give tion will become extraordinary. A
you an opportunity to show off your goal you've been working towards
skills. Higher ups will take notice. for some time will finally be realized
Finances look good. In fact, a recent this spring. If you're looking for new
investment will pay off. Catching up love, you may have to wait a while
with an old friend will put you in a to find romantic bliss. Remember,
good mood. You'll realize the value good things come to those who wait.
of lasting friendships. Someone in A few pleasant surprises are in store
need will ask for your help. this summer.
YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
The next 12 months:
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CLUES ACROSS
I. Helps little firms, abbr.
4. Imitates
8. Tear down
12. The bill in a restaurant
13. Weather indicator
e 14. College course, abbr.
15. Large reptile
17. Astrological signs
18. Send again
19. German river valley
21. Horizontal passage into a mine
23. Shifted sails, var.
26. Box
29. Leech
31. Raincoat, abbr.
32. Goddess Of agriculture
33. Avoirdupois unit
34. Trite. cliched
36. Auld tang _
`"37. Matador's wounds
38.• Hide and _, children's game
40. Strong woody fibers
42. _ benefits. extras
46. Periods of tithe
48. Airplane industry
50. European defense organization
51. Works, goes
52. Nocturnal flying mammal
53. Any place of bliss or delight
54. lames _, American. writer
55. City blocks. abbr.
CLUES DOWN
1. Media VIP
2. Affliction
3. Sleeveless garments
4. Steer clear of
5. Primitive wind instruments
6. Finish
7. Bodies of water
8. Types of races
9. Bitterness
10. Aninial park
11. Printer's measures
16. Trout
20. Turkish tides
22. Weighing devices
24. British school
25. Sandy piece of seashore. Brit.
26. industrial haze
27. Peafowl genus
28. Embitter
30. Explain again.
32. Utter obscenities. var.
. 35. Excuse. purpose
36. A short theatrical episode
39. Wipe out
41. Scarlett's home
43. Quilt pen points
44. Billy or nanny
45. Tolkien creatures
46. Compass point
47. Radiation unit
49. Cavity in rock
Groups
warns
county
of quick
action
Want results to
be made public
MEMBERS OF THE
UNION GAS DEALER ORGANIZATION
and UNION GAS
ARE JOINING FORCES TO PRESENT A
Editor's Note: The following was
sent to all Huron County media as
a letter to Lynn Murray, clerk -
administrator for the County of Hu-
ron.
Dear Ms. Murray:
I was pleased to have received
copies of the Morris Tract Property
Discussion Paper on the morning of
October 10.
Since there seems to be some
rush to a final solution, and since
the press has published the pro-
posed solution before any public
discussion, I feel the need for a rap-
id and public response.
The report is admirably factual
as far as it goes, but there are some
distortions and serious omissions in
the published information •base
Which should be recognized before
any conclusion or decision is
reached.
The result of the appraisal are
not known to the public. Only the
most limited results of the invento-
ry are available to council or to the
public. The committee asked for an
inventory at no cost to the council,
but at great cosE and labor to the
contributing naturalists and friends.
To act without full consideration
of these matters is, at pest, prema-
ture and, at worst,' evidence of cal-
lous disregard of this year's input.
The county also has an obliga-
tion to examine alternative compro-
mise solutions. The Nature Conser-
vancy of Canada has offered to
discuss with •council and the vari-
ous agencies and interest groups.
We feel that the Conservancy's
reputation ensures a solution which
would:
a) give adequate financial recom-
pense to the cot nuy for potential
loss of income from forestry;
b) ensure public access;
c) save the tract for natural heritage
purposes.
That is an offer that should be
explored before any final decision -
is made, and it is a reasonable com-
promise.
While all long-term alternatives
are being explored the tract can be
repaired. The Ministry of Natural
Resources, which has sole legal
management authority in the tract,
is prepared to do a limited salvage
operation in the heavily damaged
section including making trails
safe, before snowfall. The Friends
of the Moms Tract have encour-
aged the committee to approve this.
The Nature Conservancy has ac-
cepted these community wishes.
Undoubtedly you will be receiv-
ing further public comments on the
discussion paper and its conclusion.
Marylo Graham,
Board Member of the
Friends of the Morris Tract
Equity
law not
equal
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Continued from page five
You cannot force more women
to study engineering, but you can
encourage them, ensure barriers to
study are removed, and ensure
when they graduate they will have
exactly the snort Nance at a giiien
job as any other engineering gradu-
ate.
In other words, we must allow
and require employers to judge
each person as a person and to
make hiring decisions based on
people's merit.,on the content 'of
their character, not the color of
their skin. Only then willwe have a
system that is fait` to everyone.
Helen Johns,
MPP, Huron
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