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ARIES: Analytical abilities attract attention and win you the admiration of yor peers. Weigh any professional advice carefully. Anything concerning publication or travel brings beneficial results. TAURUS: Heed counsel from a mate or partner. Strive to harmonize with co-workers. Expect a noticeable improvement in a personal relationship within the week ! GEMINI: Escaping the home or studio will not be easy this week. You will be able to complete a creative project with time to spare. When you apply psychology of human nature to your pitch, sales will improve. CANCER: Once again career versus home matters create difficulties. Pay attention to fine print on policies, contracts and forms. Children are a vital part of most < matters at this time. i LEO: Real estate, taxes, joint finances and accounts keep you busy on the home front. Use the weekend to get personal monetary matters in order and to perfect a special talent. VIRGO: Moon's cycle promises you a banner weekend. Refinement of working techniques makes life at your place of employment less frustrating. You open lines of communication with a flamboyant family member. LIBRA: Watch that temper of yours in everyday affairs. Someone from behind-the-scenes offers jyophetic advice. Trust innate sensibilities for answer to query about long distance trip. SCORPIO: Sales personality helps you to focus financial strategy. Secret help at this time has a "Trojan horse" connotation. Friends arrive in time to prevent a family misunderstanding. SAGITTARIUS: Good lunar cycle boosts career potential. A partner begins to see things from your perspective. Associates find themseh'ejGn a fortunate cycle. During this enlightening period, nWlitate. CAPRICORN : It will be wasted energy to argue with a superior. Hold your tongue and accent current trend gracefully. Travel will beckon: take advantage of time to get away ! AQUARIUS: Health concerns dissipate. You have more energy now to tackle the World. Mental pursuits promise recognition and reward. Be sympathetic to-someone confined to hospital. PISCES: Your opposite arranges plans in which you have more time for one another. Luck is on the horizon in business and private affairs. You will be able to cut out a faulty "insurance" plan.

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3 Artists [ In Exhibits RIO GRANDE - Works I by three county artists. I Mary Simkins Federici, I ! Barbara Knipple and I Cheryl Crews College Ex- I tension Center here. The I | college is planning pur- I ! chase of two of Knipple's I works and one of Federici's I t for the center s permanent I i collection. This month Ms. Federici I i will also have some of her I ; works on display at the I Cape May Savings and I I Loan on Jackson Street and I ; Mrs. Knipple's oils and I watercolors will be on I display at the Marine Bank I on Pacific Avenue. Wildwood. Both artists, members of I the Cape May County Art League, will show some of their works in the membership exhibit, which opens with a reception 2-4 p.m. Saturday.

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Cape Girl Contest Winner RIO GRANDE - Patience Alexandra Krown, 4-year-old daughter of Richard and Janice Krown of this community, has been selected out of 87 entries as Miss Photogenic Sun 'N' Surf. She will represent New Jersey at the national pageant Nov. 23 and 24 in Orlando. Fla. PATIENCE IS a K-4 student at the Cape May County Christian School. Dancers Two, Gymnastic World and Mrs. Sandra Millers' Suzuki Violin classes. Patience is being spon-

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