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SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday May fan ASTRO ADVICE by Eugenia Dear Eugenia I was born May 1951 In Toronto at tell the future holds in the way of job am working now but will be going back school later this year Thank you Walling PS Do you ever give personal readings Dear Waiting You ore an early Gemini by sun sign which tells me that last year and a hall brought about many unavoidable changes in your life and work environment Your chart Indicates that the worst Is over and thai next few years will be favorable Up until early this year you were having difficulties making decisions but all should be ailing Into place This year however you must make sure that you re not unrealistic in your assessment of your surroundings public revelation of hidden personal secrets which could mage your reputation at an emotional level During the summer months you should be able benefit through joint finances grants govern funding or Investments Your chart also indicates new friendships through group Ions and educational endeavors You will be open minded and receptive to new ideas It will be favorable for study and there will be breakthroughs after long efforts to achieve something worthwhile This year should bring you frlendihlps with older Individuals and greater contact with friends and organizations You mutt avoid taking too much for granted and taking on too much because a heavy work load will cause unnecessary worry 11 Is the year for self Improvement and for eliminating aid beliefs and attitudes You will receive good fortune as a result of past good actions and there should be kindness and lion to and from friends In answer to your Yes I do give personal readings For more Information phone Astro Advice WELCOME BACK FOR MORE SLICED REG THICK COUNTRY MAPLE Schneiders Side Bacon VAC OUR REGULAR PRICE 3 FANCY Tomato Juice 89 OUR REGULAR PRICE Canadian Cigarettes CARTON OF OR OUR REGULAR PRICE UP T0 1299 WARNING to Inert mi with amount tnhill PURE VEGETABLE Primo Oil 2 99 OUR REGULAR PRICE SAVE132kg with supermarket prices Boneless Beef Roasts SAVE 60 lb ASSORTED VARIETIES Primo Pastas OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 5 59 lb SAVE132kg60lb I SAVE 1 33kg60 lb I SAVE lb Blade Roast Pork Roast Ground Beef 395179 a FACIAL TISSUE ASST COLOURS Kleenex fiQQ OUR REGULAR PRICE 1 OUR REGULAR PRICE lb PICNIC SHOULDER OR SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops OUR REGULAR PRICE 3 lb BONELESS PICNIC STYLE OR BUTT SHOULDER 328149 Pork I Roasts 1 ft 17189 Blade Steaks PflEVIOUSLVFRCUEN Spare Ribs PREVIOUSLY Beef Liver 1S79 SWIFTS OLD MILL Breakfast Sausages31 RED HOTS ALL BEEF OR DUTCH TREET Schneiders Wieners 1 ALL MAPLE Mf Mini Sizzlers Sliced Bologna I Cooked Meats swift sliced Cooked Ham SWIFTS SUGAR PLUM Sliced Ham 189 I Cottage Rolls Side Bacon MAPLE LEAF SWEET OUR REGULAR PRICE 39 MAPLE LEAF Polish Sausage 3E1 MAPLE LEAF VAC Bologna Chunks 3l OLD VIENNA ALL BEEF Am Salami W2 SHOPSVS SLICED CORNED BEEF OR Aid Pastrami COLE SLAW OH to Potato Salad TV SWIFTS DINNER STYLE Sugar Plum Hams b SWIFTS HALVES OR QUARTERS Sugar Plum Hams IC ib LIQUID BLEACH Fresh Scent 79 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2 35 VAR FANCY PEAS Del Monte Vegetables OUR REGULAR UP TO ASST VAR Canned Vegetables 99 CHEFMASTER COW OIL Soft Margarine 99 CHOCOLATE DRINK CEREAL ISLAND GOLD Mandarin Oranges Plum Tomatoes 79 PLAIN Spaghetti Sauce 3 VAR BEANS LENTILS OR Chick Peas A- 69 Bye The Sea Tuna I NO GRADE CREAMED Billy Bee Honey A 149 APPLE GRAPE OR ORANGE TETRA PAC Tang Fruit Drinks FABRIC SOFTENER Fleecy Liquid 329 SUGAR SWEET ASST FLAVOURS IS 339 10FLOZTTNS INCL ENGLISH MINTS 175oPKG POWDERED LAUNDRY 299 fig OUR REGULAR PRICE OUR REGULAR PRICE ORANGE PEKOE Galway Tea Bags 149 OUR REGULAR PRICE Circle these May dates By MARTHA LEWIS Herald Special Hay promises to be a busy month in Better take your calend ar and circle the dates of some of the event to be mentioned later In this column The United Church Anniversary Sunday was a wonderful way to begin Guests and friends were welcomed by Grant and Laura Wright and Eileen and Gary Brown Rev Jeff Davidson the guest minister spoke about A community of Faith mentioning me mories or other special Hay 1 services The United Church Youth Choir sang several beautiful selections throughout the versary celebration The luncheon following provided by the C allowed time for more fellowship and the renew of old acquaintance Local Scouti and Cubs were no doubt grateful to have planted their Trees for Canada a week early I avoided working in the rain and had a very successful day planting about BOO saplings on the property of Mr and Mrs Herman Starr Just north of Great organisation from Connie and Don Blelby and support throughout the commu nity were really appre ciated by everyone involved The Spring Dance a the Community Hall will be held May Music will be by Sonic Sound and ticket for this Pollock dance are available at General Store Thanks go to the Scouts who helped tidy the Hall grounds and to the volun teer hall board members who did a Spring scrubb ing inside the hall last Sunday afternoon A super agebake sale is schedul ed for Saturday May 14 at the Church from 10 am Goods may be dropped off at the Church the preceding Thursday and Friday from m To help boost this event sponsored by the ask two neighbors to contribute their treas ures and lets nuke this a real spring cleaning success I The Ladles Softball team been at MZ Bennett field in Acton at Next game Tuesday May 10 also at 30 m at the Robert Utile School in Acton Come on out and cheer these champs Boys and Girls soccer teams have started their with the first games of the season scheduled for the week of May Best of luck to all of them I The Canada Day Committee needs you and your family to get plana act for a real celebration on Friday July 1 Martha and Martin Lewis are willing to coordinate this event but help Is needed from Individuals and groups for the parade contests races and games etc Donations and are very welcome Please support this Important Family Day by offering your energy and ideas to the Lewis at 1MB Last but certainly not least we wish Winnie Smith vacationing columnist a wonderful holiday in England She will be visiting many friends and relatives in various areas during her trip and we wish her Water hikes Want to a topsy or by out your nose strength Then plan to go on the special Riverside Meanders and Pond Study hikes at the Centra tor Conservation near Klemburg Saturdays and Sundays from May to inclusive The Riverside Meand ers program begins at with fuma on water resources follow which a naturalist will lead vial tors down Into the Humber Valley and along the River For further Informs tlonpboo MIWOO