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THE WINGIIAM ADVANCE -TIMES
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November 1248
ARIES - March 21/April 20
Tone down your quirky side when
being introduced to new people.
Although loved ones may have a han-
dle on your personality, others may
need some time to adjust to it. In mat-
ters of business, playing it safe won't
lead to big gains. You have to play
big to win big.
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
Show appreciation to someone who
has helped you. A simple thank you
will go a very long way. That big pile
of tasks is just going to get bigger if
you choose to ignore it. At least make
a dent in it to save yourself from
aggravation later on. There may be
complications in travel plans.
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
Clandestine behavior could put you
in a very difficult situation that Pven
the most smooth -talking Gemini
couldn't talk him/herself out of. Best
to consider the consequences first.
Added responsibility at work could
be a good opportunity for you in the
long run. Keep a lock on spending.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
Don't let minor annoyances turn you
into a major crab. Save your emotion-
al energy for more important things,
If the day-to-day routine is wearing
you down, consider a getaway week -
.end with a loved one. It may, be just
what you need. A good time to enter
contests and lotteries.
LEO - July 23/August 23
This is a time to get serious and put'
your nose to the grindstone. Although
an abundance of social invitations
may be tempting, work will have to
be your main priority. A misunder-
standing with a loved one could be
resolved easily if you are willing to
talk things out.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
A harmless flirtation could turn into
more than you bargained for. Be care-
' ful, or you could find yourself in an
awkward situation. Something that
happens on Wednesday will make
you realize that you are pretty lucky.
News from a far -away friend will put
you in a good mood.
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Don't let yourselfrget caught in the
middle of a workplace battle. Be like
Sweden--- stay neutral. You're best
off focusing on the work at hand.
News of an engagement will be a
pleasant surprise. A change In plans
may be a disappointment at first, but
it will give you the free time you've
been craving.
SES
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Set your sights high this week as your
energy level will be at a peak. This is
the time to tackle big projects and take
care of all the little ones, too. Lending
a friend a helping hand will go a long
way. Just a little bit of effort will be
greatly appreciated. A Leo will be of
significance this week.
SAGITTARIUS -Nov 23i/Dec 21
The success of a friend will inspire
you to set your sights high. A vision
and a will is all you need to take you
to a greater ground. Good news from
an unexpected source brightens the
later part of the week. A new chal-
lenge at work is the source of both
stress and excitement.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Before you overreact to a situation,
get all the facts first. You could save
yourself from a bit of embarrass-
ment. A love from your past may try
to get back together with you. Don't
let a vulnerable ,moment suck you
back into something you know is not
good for either of you.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
What seemed like a dreary situation
at first turns out to be quite pleasur-
able. If you're working on an impor-
tant project this week, you may have
to invest a little snore time than antic-
ipated. In fact, it's better to leave all
other plans up in the air in case any
glitches come up. •
PISCES - Feb 19/March 20
Look forward to an easy and light-
hearted week, with more time to your-
self than usual. Now you have the
opportunity to totally relax. A chance
meeting with an old friend will take
you by surprise early this week. A
Scorpio or Cancer will have a strong.
impact on' the later part of the week.
YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
The next 12 months:
. If you've had some hard times
recently, you will be pleased to know
that this year will not only be easier,
but it will be filled with good luck
and good fortune. Something - or
someone - you've wanted for a
very long time will finally be yours
- and yours to keep. This will make
your life much fuller and richer. On
the career front, many opportunities
await, especially if you have been in
the same place for a while, You do
have to take the initiative, however.
As.lalerited as you may be, nobody is
going to come banging ort your door
to' offer you your dream job. This
you'll have to work for.
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Seniors Day
Centre getting
in Christmas
mood
Before focussing on the week's
events, the staff of the Wingham
and Area Seniors' Day Centre
thanks everyone who helped to
make this year's craft and bake sale
a success. There are a few articles
available to purchase, so please
drop by if you are interested.
On Monday, Nov. 6, the group
got in the Christmas mood by mak-
ing some tree ornaments. Once the
snow starts falling, you know the
festive season is around the corner.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday
were days to relax our skills. From
euchre to crokinole, everyone had a
game of preference. After the ex-
citement of sale last Saturday, eve-
ryone appreciated the slower days.
Ruth Dill of Gadshill presented a
slideshow depicting the four sea-
sons. The uniqueness of spring was
captured with tulip gardens and
blossoms. Summer showed Ruth's
garden in beautiful color. Fall fea-
tured trees with rich gold and
orange leaves. Winter's ice and
crisp snow made the upcoming sea-
son bright. We offer our thanks to
Ruth, a great deal of time Tvent into•
a well -presented show.
On Friday, Nov. 10, members of
the Royal Canadian Legion Branch
180, Wingham, held a Remem-
brance Day service to honor tile.
young men and women who fought
to keep Canada• free, lest we forget
the price they paid.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15.199
veils win
WDCLA
second early
bird draw
Certificates of appreciation...at the recent annual meeting went to Wing -
ham and Area Chamber of Commerce founding members, left to right, Niel Edgar, Bill McGrath,
Andy McBride, Jim Inwood and Laurie Doolittle. Absent from picture was Barry Reid, Dick
Bouwers and Michelle Kennedy for her role in the trade fair.
CWL bazaar
draw prizes
The Catholic Women's League
of Sacred Heart Church, Wingham,
thanks the public for its participa-
tion in the annual CWL bazaar held
late last month.
Winners of the four prizes drawn
at the end of the bazaar are: M.
Hoggarth, Wingham, a quilt; -Mari-
anne Aberhard, Belmore, a lop-
eared rabbit and a $25 money tree
and Teresa Foxton, Wingham, a
knitted afghan.
Such support from the communi-
ty makes the CWL ever mindful of
good neighbors and friends. It is
much appreciated,
The Wingham and District Com-
munity Living Association held its
second early -bird draw late last
month. Bill and Holly Keil of
Wingham were winners of the $500
prize.
The draw was made by WDCLA
board member Silvija Hall at the.
administrative office located' at the
Jack Reavie Centre, 153 John
Street in Wingham. This was the
last early -bird draw with the re-
maining draws taking place at the
association's annual dinner and
dance on Saturday, Nov. 4, at the
Brussels, Morris and Grey Commu-
nity Centre.
Based on the choices and desires
of the people they support,
WDCLA staff members provide the
necessary resources, training and
supports to enable people to be-
come involved in their community.
In this, the seventeenth year of to
lottery dinner and dance, the mon9ey
raised is even more important 'in
helping the association and its d1i-
ents.
The association board than s
those who have supported the agen-
cy through the purchase of dinner
and dance tickets or in any other
way. They also invite others to talk
to them about the services provided
and to become involved. Please rill
357-3562 for further information,
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November 25
9 a.m. - Noon
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What's Happening At valumart
This Week?
Thursday - Friday - Saturday : Optimist Club Ticket Sales.
Saturday : East Wawanosh School Students Will Be Selling Popcorn
& Candy Floss for their Fund Raiser.
Friday - Saturday : Product Sampling Throughout The Store
Wednesday : Gorrie United Church Ticket Sales For a Hand Made Quilt.
111 Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
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