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ARIES: Publicity, contractual obligations and professional advice occupy your weekend. Investigate insurance matters and joint financial issues by telephone or car. Dreams become a reality. TAURUS: Heed diet and health regimen. Make sure that you get adequate exercise and sleep. Fine print on contracts and documents can be financially advantageous! Fulfull social obligations. GEMINI: All forms of entertainment beckon. Creativity abounds. You have the opportunity to gain financially through buying and selling. Gambling and speculations are prominent this weekend. CANCER: Home beautification brings you accolades. Formidable challenges from a parent or superior enable you to get a better perspective of where you stand at present. Strive for harmony. LEO: Matters dealing with close relatives and neighbors consume your time. Restlessness can best be cured by attuning to your partner's wishes. Get all important communiques attended to, pronto! VIRGO: Protect investments and securities. A trip in the beginning of the week brings better understanding of a medical matter. You take one more step in establishing your independence. LIBRA : Moon's cycle is highly favorable for you: make important contacts, fulfill the obligations necessary for the professional approach. Artistic endeavors meet with success and praise. SCORPIO: Secret assistance frees you from current "burdens". Continue your regenerative path. As your Habits begin fighting FOR you, you will feel born again. Kick Depression out the door. SAGITTARIUS: Friends of the eclectic. Bohemian variety liven up your weekend! Clubs and organizations solicit your help, so that this is a time for enjoying the public, not playing the wall flower. CAPRICORN: Prepare for a more authoritative, responsible position. An older figure plays a prominent role in current circumstances, teaching you important lessons, but playing a restrictive role as well. I AQUARIUS: Getting away is the key to enjoying the ] weekend. Philosophy, publishing and higher mind ac- 1 tivities enlighten. Friends make this cycle a wild and crazy one for you. < PISCES: Limit expenditures to you, personally. Others i do not fit well into current financial scenario, unless you I are willing to sacrifice. Tend to income taxes and in- « surance matters. <

Hoagie Sale At Starn's RIO GRANDE - Employes of Starn's Shoprite here will sponsor a hoagie sale Friday, Feb. 7. Tickets can be bought in advance at the courtesy counter or from any cashier. The hoagies will be available 10 a.m. -2 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the March of Dimes. Only large orders will te taken over the phone. Auxiliary Events Set COURT HOUSE - A pancake breakfast sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 198 at the post home. Dias Creek Road and Hand Avenue, will be held 8 a.m. -noon. Sunday, Feb. 9 For reservations. call 465-5579 or 465-5255. The auxiliary also plans a trip to the Tropicana Casino in Atlantic City Tuesday, Feb. 25. with the bus leaving Jamesway Plaza 9 a.m. and returning 3 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Special Olympics. For reservations call the numbers above. Also scheduled is a chicken dinner 3-6 p.m. Sunday, March 16, at that the post home. The unit meets the first Tuesday of each month at noon.

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