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50 Saturday, May 19, 1973 The Ottawa Journal Bv FRANCES DRAKE to the stars, for Sunday, May 20, 1973. ARIES (March 21 to April 20) Mars, auspicious, will help you further all worthwhile inter ests. Make Dlans well, then act with finesse. TAURUS (April 21 to May 21) Present tendencies toward impulsiveness and excitement suggest that you handle all ations with "kid gloves." Regulate hours so that you will have time to enjoy a hobby. GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) Diversity is this day's keyword, but NOT confusion.

Neither plan nor act without sound and long-range purpose. Don't let your imagination run out of bounds. CANCER (June 22 to July 23) If there are a few "clouds on your horizon, look beyond, even OVERLOOK them. You can have a satisfactory day des pite minor obstacles. LEO (July 24 to Aug.

23) Anxious moments about travel, domestic affairs, finances? Call upon past experience and the advice of experts and all prob- lems can be solved. VIRGO (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) Some favorable hours; others will present unexpected obstacles. With a steady step and self-confidence, however, you can take all in stride.

LIBRA (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) A good period for long-range thinlrlns mil nlnne PaiMaiir uay caning tor strictness with self and others who require it. Design a pattern you can follow. YOU BORN TODAY are endowed with a brilliant intellect and an especial affinity for healing.

You could make a great success in any aspect of the medical profession; as physbian, surgeon, nurse; may even make great discoveries which alleviate suffering or bring about swifter cures. You are a humanitarian at heart and are a constant source of joy and comfort to the underprivileged. You have other talents, too, and could succeed in business, especially as a publisher or a dealer In real estate; in a profession, as a corporation lawyer or diplomat; as a writer, musician or agriculturist. Though you love to travel, you are devoted to home and family, and there is an artistic touch to everything you do. Birthdate of: Honore de Balzac, French novelist; Jean L.

Agassis, naturalist. For Monday, May 21, 1973. ARIES (March 21 to April You may not get the co-oper- auuii you nopea lor, out you are adept at making do with what is available, perhaps altering conditions in the final analysis, and for the better TAURUS (April 21 to May 21) An excellent period for inventions, new ideas, new methods and means of approach, dealing in issues pertaining to the future, making adjustments. GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) In' making changes or starting new ventures, consider all possible outcomes. Weaknesses in sputa must oe snoreu up.

Your broad shoulders can carry complexities in stride. CANCER (June 22 to July 23) You may face quite a bit of opposition now. Don panic. WE -r fi'tr CAPITOL SQUARE BLD6. Bank at Queen 237-5350 YOUR INDIVIDUAL Horoscope Look in the section in which your birthday comes and find what your outlook is, according One task is lb weed out the un desirable and help nonthinkers to see bur light.

LEO July 24 to August 23) Excellent solar influences prom- lssome dandy offerings. You now have a wonderful opportun ity to display your many fine talents, and capitalize on them. VIRGO (August 24 to 23) As with others, you may be crossed now, and perhaps in some unusual way. Don't become excited; just stand staunchly at your post and tensions will ease. LIBRA (September 24 to Octo ber 23).

Everyone likes the accolades and lew relish the critique, but the latter is often far more beneficial, when taken with the right attitude. Expect a going-over" now: You will learn a lot. SCORPIO (October 24 to No vember 22) Inspired ideas may be followed by outstanding creative accomplishment, bood organizing abilities will help leave time for social activities. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 to December 21)---Day may be less stimulating than you wish, but you can make it more so by your attitude, enthusiasm ana willingness to co-operate with the best-offered. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) You will now face competition expected and unexpected.

You usually relish a challenge, but be care ful not to under-or overestimate situations. AQUARIUS (January 21 to carefuUy before-launching unfa-if to miliar ventures, but do not hesi tate to try for a new achieve ment. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) This day calls for calmness and good judgment.

Do not let unexpected situations ruffle you and do not let yourself be push ed into undesirable "corners. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Once you are sure that your ideas have good po tentialities, lose no time in trying to bring them to relization. Good Jupiter influences should help you.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) tym't be impatient. If oarners, seemingly unsurmoun-table, seem to obstruct your progress, oe content to wait until they are removed. They WILL be.

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to' Feb. 19) Those "best things in life" are still free for the takers. Salutem this auspicious day with hope, vigor and enthusiasm for your most worthwhile interests. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) You could be wavering, indefinite.

It will be that type of A day especial ly adapted the artistic and in tellectual, to getting out or one shell, tor making enos meet happily and responsibly. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Roll up the credits so many possible now! And don't make me mistake oi iook- ine down on "little" gains. All add up to the total picture of success. YOU BORN TODAY: Are en dowed with great dexterity, both mental and physical, a rare understanding of your fellowman and a delightful sense oi numor. If you do not choose business as a career (which may be in the areas of banking, real estate or promotion), you will probably incline toward such professions as writing, medicine, the law or The stage would also be an excellent outlet for your talents.

You like frequent changes of scenery and, to the Taurus-Gemini cuspal (one born at the change of Signs), even pleasure travel can lead to professional achievement. Birth- date of: Alexander Pope, English poet, critic. For Tuesday, May 22, 1973 ARIES (March 21 to April 20) Prepare your schedule care fully, and be as diligent in car rying out orders as you would expect others to be. Avoid re sentments, emotionalism. TAURUS (April 21 to May 21) Be cautious in making direc tives and taking others' feelings for granted.

Alertness and flexi bility of thought will help you to quicker, safer conclusions. GEMINI (May 22 to June 21) Your efforts now must have ound, intelligent purpose or havoc will reign. Plan well, then step forward, but carefully, sol as neither to overstep nor fall short of the mark. CANCER (June 22 to July 23) Withdraw from any situation if you believe that your efforts are not effective or that some one else should take the final stand. Fair play for all will net top rewards.

LEO (July 24 to August 23) Avoid procrastinating in matters which, while not pressing, should be handled before they After seeing the TULIPS stop off at the CATHAY It so convenient, because we are centrally locatedl A OUt CMf AlMctatl A. 2iv ft. CHESS clutter waste dreaming: a I By D. M. LeDAIN Sy II Block 10 PlKM rii5l .1 1 ri -m ur it wtm your program.

'Don't im Ui IJ atj predousnpments in day- lira m.Q.Z,2 VIRGO (August 24 to ber 23) Mixed influi not -set into controversy thai will only lead to chaos, but do discuss matters calmly. You can reach happy solutions. LIBRA (September 24 to Octo ber 23) Gains from past efforts indicated. Also, recognition for a long-forgotten favor bestowed. Creative pursuits highly favored.

SCORPIO (October 24 to No vember 22) Control emotions now. There will be tendencies to exaggerate, to lose temper. Be especially tactful in dealings with marriage or business SAGITTARIUS (November 23 to December 21) Generous stellar influences. This should be a good day for superior work performance and other gainful Avoid tensions and distractions, CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Aspects just so-' so. It will be largely up to.

you whether the day turns out satis factorily or otherwise. Use discretion in all' matters. Don't rely on guess work be sure, AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Make time count now. Whether handling large or small matters, don be sidetracked by nonessentials. This is the time to advance a new idea which could benefit many.

PISCES (February 20 to March 2p) jHandleyour schedule efficiently but give yourself time for investigation, observation of flaws in method. Some revisions may be neces sary. YOU BORN TODAY have an alert, inquiring mind; are usual ly physically dexterous, too. However, your temperament, at times, is too explosive for stability, so you must learn to control nerves and temper. You are an idealist, a deeper thinker, and are endowed with the talents required to succeed in music, painting and writing.

You are usually working on several things at one time, if you do not take up one of the arts as a ca reer, you will almost surely take up one as a hobby or an avocation. Clever and ingenious, you would make an excellent inventor, scientist or engineer. If you choose business as a career, your best field would be real estate. Birthdate of: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, novelist (creator of "Sherlock Richard Wagner, German composer; Sir Laurence Olivier, actor. INDIANS TO MEET EDMONTON (CP) Leaders of Indian associations in Canada will meet in Jasper, at the end of this month to discuss revisions to the Indian Act, Harold Cardinal, president of the Alberta Indian Association, said Thursday.

He said in an interview that the meeting, May 28-30, will be closed to the news-media but a news conference wilt be held to report on the meeting. I hre. mi aw ftra II Septem- 11 xesJ)ol MCCMnlle wwt. 1. P-Q4 J.

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One or me mam ootecrives win me en-couraaement of the vounoor clovers. and from now on If will be obligatory for veteran GUs to compels In the no-llonol championship, if Ihey went to maintain their status. This will give the youngsters the tough competition they ma iu, aewiapmcni. Robert Benin, of Great Yarmouth. ie of Britain's too lunlort.

I Ir receipt of a grant from his local educa tion Doara 10 stuay cness or nome. Cut-a won the Central American and Caribbean Team Championship at Mex- ilv 11111 ijviiiis. uiwtuu oi Venezuela, aVi; Mexico, 38; Costa Rica, 21; Nicaragua, 2u'A; Puerto co. 20; Guatemala, and Netherlands An tilles, IB each; El salvooor, 16VM Ja maica, iu, ana virgin isianas, 4. Two vouna members of the Alcatar C.C., London, Dennis Browning and Jonathan Baum, played speed chess continuously for three days without a break, completing 622 flve-mlnute games, a new endurance record for speed chess.

The action took place In me window of me Greaves and Penns sports shop In London. Policemen on meir beers or niani ona mi xmon or dawn, became regular spectators. A reporter interviewed mem through the letterbox of a locked door. Rodio Lon- aon aia a mmg about mem. Tne Guinness Book of Records have occepted the record for thek next edition.

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1C1 KXN! 23. U-WCfl and mate next. by Bob Bowman Steamship changed Prairies In 1859. buffalo were still plentiful on the Prairies and Northrup at Fort Garry was one would be for another 20 years, (ay the developments that They were the most numerous large animals in the world but their days were numbered. one of the events that led to their extinction took place on May 19, 18S9, when the steamship Anson Northrup arrived at fort oarry from Georgetown, Minnesota.

It marked the begin ning of the agricultural development of the Prairies. 1 hanks to surveys bv John Palliser, S. J. Dawson, H. Y.

Palliser, S. J. Dawson, H. Hind and others, it was known that there was some of the most fertile land on the continent in the Red and Saskatchewan val leys and north to Peace River. I fight to put students and teachers on a four-day week.

"We don't intend to give it up, William Aikman of Bradford district high school said. Brother Juniper "Listen, lady, I alieady TRIED unloading it at the used car dealers. Something Good Is going to happen to you jPresengs 1 Guest Star Pianist ROGER WILLIAMS adds an inspiring ministry of music with regulars: Richard Roberts Pattl Roberts The World Action Singers and the Ralph Carmichael Orchestra The ORU Concert Choir Oral Roberts Inspiring Message: "Abiding With Jesus" This Sunday ot 10.30 a.m. CJ0H-13 The arrival of the Anson brought farmers rather than fur-traders to the Prairies. It was an p-making ship.

It had operated on Crow Wing River but its owner, Anson Northrup, olred merchants in St Paul to transfer it to the Red River for $2,000. He bad to dismantle the ship and move its parts to Red River by ox cart during the winter. The first trip to Fort Garry took eight days. Hie old ship thrashed its way down the river belching smoke and sparks from its funnel although the cargo included 100 kegs of gunpowder! People rushed to the banks of the river to see the ship go by. Home workshop PATTERN 471 i Jlr; ,1 BUILDING A POOL js a proj ect that adds charm to the gar- en ana leads to interest in aquatic plants and species of fish all fascinating hobbies.

Pattern 475, which shows in detail how to make garden pools and how to plant water lilies, is 50 cents. If you would like to make concrete paving stones -N2 nnil AlhAK tuima tmnrniMtmAnfre oioo uracr rauera racKer. NO. 29 for $1.75. Send cheque or money order to The Journal Home Workshop.

MAKE A SPICE CHEST with labelled drawers. Pattern 275 gives actual-size cutting guides and directions and a wide varie ty of printed spice and herb labels ready to paste on. Price 50 cents. This pattern also is the Old-time Furnishings Packet No. 65 which is a big value for 11.75.

Send cheque or money or- der to The Journal Home Work shop. V-P fights on for 4-day week at high school BRADFORD, Ont. vice-principal of a high school in this community 30 miles north of Metropolitan Toronto isn't going to give up his "We'll keep working on it for next year." Mr. Aikman's plan hit a snag because regulations or the ministry of education require all schools under one school board to operate within the same type of schedule. Angus Mackay, acting director of the Simcoe County board, wants all schools under the board's jurisdiction, including the Bradford one, not to adopt the four-day week.

The board has rejected the proposal. Some of them fired salutes with guns, and cheered, while others wept and prayed. Every now and again the crew would go on shore to cut wood for fuel. Soon other steamships were in service and competition was fierce. They replaced the Red River cart route between Fort Garry and St Paul, until 1878 wnen a railway was built OTHER EVENTS ON MAY IS: 153S Carrier began second voyage to Canada.

1587 John Davis sailed from England on third voyage to Arctic. 174S British and French ships fought naval battle at Louisburg. 1776 U.S. force retreating from siege of Quebec was. de feated at The Cedars and 300 soldiers were captured.

1780 It became dark in eastern Canada at 2 p.m. for reasons never explained; 1790 Indian tribes in present-day Ontario surrendered two million acres. 1845 Franklin expedition to Arctic sailed from Britain. 1860 Dispute over ownership of San Juan Island south of Vancouver Island nearly caused war between Britain and U.S. 1876 Male residents of British Columbia were taxed three dollars a year for education.

1939 Kine George VI ad dressed joint session of parlia ment at uttawa. aaaaamaariweyr .1. aaaaaBooj F-eyg aBaaaaaeBBBaBBBBBBaBooaBBVJHBBi )j; I 1 For others. And you'll feel pretty good yourself. A gift to the Salvation Army is a gift of nope to all those the Army helps when help Is needed kids from broken homes, 'unwed mothers, alcoholics, drug addicts, prisoners and parolees, potential suicides.

The Salvation Army earns most of the money it needs but It needs an extra 1175,000. You can help. Be generous when the canvasser oalls May I to 31. Or mail your donation to Room 210, S6 Sparks Stmt. Please givetoThe Red Shield Appeal From every dollar donated, 93JI cents gives direct help to those who need it most.

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