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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-11-29, Page 17P4 ANE,SIY, NOVEMBER 29, 1995 November 26 - December 2 ARIES - March 21/April 20 An acquaintance or distant relative may seem unusually friendly all of a sudden. Be on your guard. There could be an ulterior motive espe- cially if you're financially well-off. If you're involved with a Scorpio or Leo, this could be an especially emo- tionally -charged week. TAURUS - April 21/May 21 A health concern should be addressed before it becomes a real problem. Even. if it seems minor; you're better off safe than sorry. Don't waste time on someone who is bound to let you down. Give more credit and attention to those on whom you can rely. Think positively in matters of love. GEMINI - May 22/June 21 Having a hard time focusing on your day-to-day tasks? Has your enthusi- asm towards work dwindled? Need some excitement in your life? A new adventure is the perfect way to put a little spark back in your fire. Do something different. Try something new. What have you got to lose? CANCER - June 22/July 22 Go the extra mile if you're working on an important project. It will most certainly pay off. Minor frustrations are better dealt with in a calm — rather than emotional -- manner. Try pot to take life so seriously. A new friend may not be all that (s)he seems to be. You may be in for a surprise. LEO - July 23/August 23 What you• think4of as innocent teasing may be quite offensive to someone else.4Think before you speak. A Libra friend will offer good advice to an ongoing problem. Family quarrels are likely to erupt at the drop of a hat this week. Keep a low profile on the home front. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Instead of trying to relieve the symp- toms, you'd be better off looking for an immediate cure to an ongoing problem.. Play it safe when it comes to finances. Gambling of any kind is out of the question. Try to be a better listener in a romantic relationship. Thursday will bring good news. LIBRA - Sept'23/Oct 23 A crisis situation at work will give you the opportunity to show what you're capable of. Your impressive reaction is sure to get noticed. Try'to better understand a loved one who may need some 'time alone. This is especially true• if you're involved with Cancer the Crab. Let him/her crawl into the protective shell. SCORPIO -- Oct 24/Nov 22 You can learn something from a young family member this week. Open your eyes and your ears and you may be highly enlightened. Older is not always wiser. Look before you leap when it comes to shopping this week. Caution will save you from frivolous spending. SAG S - Nov 23/Dec 21 An associate you never thought of as a friend will show you a different side of his/her personality. You'll realize that this person is more com- plex than you thought. An unexpect- ed delay on Friday may upset your entire weekend plans. You may take care of business before having fun. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Stand up for what you believe in and you'll be sure to get what you want. Give in, and frustration is certain. It's totally up to you. Set a good role for an impressionable youth. You can make a difference. Later in the week, you may find something that has been lost for a while. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 The accomplishment of a family member will be of significance this week. There may even be some type of celebration. A second chance on soniething you thought was a done deal gives you the opportunity to shine. A Leo with bad intentions may try to get the better of you. PISCES - Feb 19/March 20 Take the lead if planning a special event. Your creativity and imagina- tion is sure to add the right touch. Keep a keen eye out for investment opportunities. There could be a dia- mond in the rough waiting for you. In matters of love, don't set yourself up . for disappointment. YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK The next 12 months: Taking risks will lead you to great- ness this year. Let your intuition be your guide when making risky deci- sions. Looking to make a change in career? Late winter is the best time to make a move. Focus -aid you will get far. Romance will have highs and lows throughout the year. If you are married or in a long-term rela- tionship, you must remember not to take your partner for granted. Stable relationships need attention, too. Single? If so, new romance is likely in the spring. An attractive Leo is likely to steal your heart. There may also be a seductive Scorpio in the stars! FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY RIDE SAFE - RIDE SOBER DON'T DRINK ® AND RIDE Ruth Galbraith wins FiveStar Quilters queen -sized sampler Members of the Five Star Quit- ters Guild extend congratulations to the winners of its quilt draw held earlier this month at Teeswater. Ruth Galbraith of Brussels won the queen -sized sampler quilt. Lor- raine Arnold of Lucknow won the hand -quilted pillow and Joan Long of Huntsville, the quilted bag. The guild had a great response from members to bring in hand- made doll blankets and Christmas stockings for the Salvation Army... A representative of the Salvation Army is to attend the next meeting at Lucknow on Dec. 6 for the pres- entation. Doris Bushell and Georgeina Crothers, both of Wingham, gave an interesting presentation of their quilting experiences. Each dis- played some beautiful quilts and wall hangings from past to present. Mona Tunney demonstrated the technique for drafting and creating an "abstract star" quilt block, which THE WlA IL4M MVMICFT!MES is a nice simple pattern. Members suggested that everyone make up a 12 -inch block and bring it to the next meeting so a quilt top can be made. In January, the guild will be working on quilts which are to be donated to fire victims. Members are reminded that the next meeting will be a potluck luncheon and small gift exchange. The guild wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of quilting. McFARLAN--Doug and Sherry would like to announce the safe ar- rival of their daughter, Laura Syd- ney, born Nov. 9 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton and weighing 5 lbs., 6 oz. Proud first-time grand- parents are Elmer and Muriel McFarlane of Wingham and she is a second grandchild for Bruce and Marg Hunter of Cambridge. Laura Sydney also has great- grandparents, uncles and aunts. Balloons & Refreshments & a surprise visitor for the kids from 2-4 p.m. 10% of sales will be donated to Ronald MacDonald House in London in memory of Alex McGregor. Prizes donated by local merchants. ir , 5. a., .R. MacDonald Construction Ltd. For Quality Masonry Concrete Driveways Sidewalks & Floors Allen 357-2106 Stewart 335-3774 H•x-•r,%m mx tr.PY w., ,14 b�� YYc,S PLETCH ELECTRIC Ltd. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding And Complete Motor Sales Exhaust Fans And Controls Poles, Sales, Installation And Trenching Wingham 357-1583 DAVE'S ALUMINUM & VINYL •S A ESS EAVESTROUGH -VINYL SIDING .SOFFIT & FACIA -WINDOWS & DOORS •ROOFING Call 357.2241 Anytime DAVE FOXTON Your Business Will be Seen. Call 357-2320 5 Chartered Accountants Management Consultants Canadian Member Firm of Grant Thornton International 152 Josephine Street P.O. Box 1420 Wingham, Ont. NOG 2W0 Tel: (519)357-3231 LFax:(519)357-2452 Doane Raymond X1 Alan P. Reed CA Partner Yes!! People will read this.,. You Did, Call 357-2320 MAITLAND ESTATES CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ON FULLY SERVICED LOTS IN WINGHAM 357-2310 CAMPBEa S.HEATING SERVICE LUCKNOW Oil, Propane & Gas Furnaces Installed & Serviced R.R.#2 Lucknow 529-7619 , Ward & Uptigrove CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Box 127 R.E. Uptigrove C.A. R.B. Karcher C.A. 291-3040 Listowel C.D. Newell C.A. G.J. Martin C.A. R.H Loree C.A. N.M. MacLennan C.A. T.J. Soltys C.A. BARRY W. 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