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Oct. 23 ■ Nov.
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By BRAD ANDERSON
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porary upsets set up the unsettling conditions. Get set
for stdl more surprises.
Sagittarius Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Jupiter
Jupiter reigns over the Sagittarian star path and this
week Jupiter really rains down a hail of alot of new ex-
g eriences. New love beckons from a Taurus. Wedded
agittarians find their home lives more exciting.
Capricorn Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 Saturn
Capricornean Goats need to handle touc^ situations
with kid gloves. Butting in doesn’t help. Old pals help
you get through a low period. Beware, though, of those
who are interested only in their own ends.
Aquarius Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 Uranus
Your kindness once again provides its own rewards.
Goals you set earlier hecome more available now as
friends and allies rally to help. Check your mail. One
letter may need to be reread more carefully.
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Pisces
Feb. 19 - Mar. 20
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Neptune
The Piscean Fish will brook no interference in his or her
determination to break out of a stagnant puddle. But
before you try to avoid all attempts to help, pay atten
tion to those friends who can warn of problems ahead.
Make Plans Now
To Participate In
The Mall, Gaffney
Activities -
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AUNT ELMA MAILEP US,
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By McBride and Moore
WELL, IT CAN WAfT TlL
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“I look at it this way ... Food’s
good and the hours aren’t all that bad.”
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•Male Legs Contest
•Entertainment And More
Hours: 10 A.M. - 6 P.M.
Fun For The Whole Family
If you’re a church or civic groups and would like
to have ice cream or bake sale contact John
Brasington at The Mall.
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THE PEOPLE AREN'T
INTERESTED IN
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GETTING WHAT
you DESERVE .//
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OP EAGER EAR^-r
Lough ©ut
Judge: “This man’s
watch was fastened in his
pocket by a safety-pin.
How did you manage to
get it?”
Prisoner: “Well, Judge,
I usually get $100 for five
lessons.”
LITTLE FARMER
By KERN PEDERSON
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