WHITB3Y FREE PRESSe Thursday, July 20y 1972, page 5 Jeyce Rocud Dec.u, 22 to Jan. 19 T hî1s w ou 1Id appear to be a hect Ic week for you Caprlcorn. Boredom can be dissipated by a sim- ple change of pace. A short trip through unfamil- iar country or a quiet walk ln the woods and you will corne home refreshed. A q u etr 1usa: ll. Mt Feb. 8 O r g a ni1 z a t ion is the clue to being ready to take full advantage of the fortunate cycle whlch is due s o o n, Aquar lus. Dur ing t h 1 s seven-day per lod avoid showdown wlth partners especially on the l9th and 2th. ltgcesi: Feb. 19to Marcbý20 During this seven-day perilod discussions and ar- gumnents are llkely, over spending. Stick to nec- e s s i t l e s. You don't I ike dîsagreements but you can 1t I e t others wal1k al1 over- you. JuI1y 1I9th and 2Oth are excellent days for creatîve talents. Aries: MahltoApflu Themostsigniflcant days of the week Mill be Fri- day the 2îst and Saturday the 22nd. This would be an excellent time to start your annual vacation. If t h i s is Impossible, relax by taking a drive or s tr of 1 ln an unfamliar neighbourhood. You are enter ing an extremely productive period. TMurus: Aprntemey2B This seven-day period begins with an unexpected event that br ightens your da ily routine. The week- e n d woul d be a good perilod to stay home and ac- cornplish tasks that have been put asîde for free time. Ge m 1E: 1 Mav 21to Juae 2 Gerini! Holdoffexpensivepurchases until the end of September. Financial obligqat ions contracted now maybedifficultto liquldate later. A mate or friend will appreciate attention over the weekend. C ancear: juneZ1îtojpy 22 Th i s is another interest ing, progressive week. Your spirits are high, enthusiasm is at a peak, a nd y ou are able to accornpl ish tasks in record t im me. Wednesday the 1l§th and Thursday the 2Oth a r e significant days when speculation, children and roma~nce are emphasized. Leo : Julv 23to AuR.22 This tranquil seven-day span is the last quiet ln- terval before an exciting birthday period com- mences. Rest and quiet are essential to your well- being at this time. V 1ilr9go: Aug. 23 toSept. 22 The l6th c an be spent prof itabl y at home. On the 2 2n d the sun enters Leo for thirty days. Dur ing thîs period you may not feel your energetic self. Y ou s hould concentrate on regrouping forces ln preparation for surges later. L ib ra : Sept. 23 toOct.-22 This seven-day period can be the high point of the month. Se on tîme for important appointments. Se positive at this time. Signifiîcant days are Monday the l,7th and Tuesday the lBth. Your attention wvilI dwelI onmatters thatmeana great deai to you per- sonaily. SA&RDEMIMO The Right TooI -For The Right Job When you go out tobuy tools for ei1ther your workshop or garden, i t wil11 pay you to buy only the best. You wJll flInd that tool s that are flot wel 1 designed and well made wIlI waste your time and will fail when needed the most. Neyer buy cheap tools no matter how bright the paint, shiny the chrome or attrac- tive the price. Cheap tools, in the long run, are more expensive. The best local source of advi!ce on the specific tool you should have is an honest and experilenced hardware deal - e r. You wi11 f ind in some categoriles, t h e r e are brands of such estabi ished .q ual i ty as to dominate their field; in other cases there's room for compari- son. lnany event you should know what to 1look for. Start with the handle. It should'fit your hanc' with obvious comfort and, wh en in w o rk ng9 position, the tool s ho ul1d have the unmistakable feel of WHITBY -HARRISON FUELS LIMUTED elY. c leur" 211 Brock St. S. Pone: 668-3610!] by SIdI Morbris good balance. Look carefully how the handle Is attached to the working part. This is the weakest part of any garden tool. The round wooden handles should b e fi1t t ed into a long metal shaft and shouldbe riveted firmlyéin place. Cut- ting edges should be solid, sharp and aligned properly. You will find some- t h in g new 1in that TeflIon has invaded the garden. Blades treated with Teflon -'educe blade friction and makes cut- ting much eas fer. G oo d t ool1s deserve good care:A d rop of oil on movlng parts wil 1 pro- long the tool 's 1 ife. The use of varsol etc. and steel wool to remove rust on metal1 blades and a light ail covering wl 1 keep th e tool in good condi1t ion. You should use a file to smooth out nicks as soon as they occur and tighten anything that begins to work loose. You should use the r ight tool for the right job. I PLUMBING *DISCOUNT ~ j FIXTURES & SUPPLIES I 01 Brock st. N. Whitby 20%'oDISCOUNT DIRECT TO YOU Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-Fri Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.rn. 668-6601' WHITBYN CAINIL Of ficiai1 Openi ng & Peter Award Perry f or 1971 at NHEYDENSHORE PAVILION Thursday Augusi 3rd DINNER a DANMCE- Cocktail s 6:30 pm Dnner TICKETS 7:00p.m $5.00 *ach Available at Chamber of Commerce Office 117 Green St. 668-4500' Ticket Sales End July 28th. Ui th Capri c'orn: CHINESE FOOD CAL THE~$J L G t .u "And Lot Your ~ ~ Tasto e 1 h udgs" 10% OFF on FREI Homne Delivery Pick- Up orders FaSt Take Out Service SUNLIGHT RESTAURANT 116 DUNOAS ST. W. t'MPLE PARKING m # m * m