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ARIES (March 21-April 19): Just because they disagree with you, doesn’t mean you aren’t right. In the week ahead, you can easily maintain your own opinions in the face of opposition. You may even find an ingenious solution to a stalemate. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Make an effort to be the cooperative kid. In the week ahead, you will find that by joining forces with others, both of you will benefit. Loyal partners and friends will speak on your behalf. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Money makes the world go around. Your generosity may be repaid over and over in the week to come. With charitable Jupiter in your sign, you might find someone willing to give you a big tip. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Deep down inside, you may be contemplating an important decision. The week ahead will bring you many opportunities to gather valuable information that will help you make the wisest choice. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Communication is the best road to travel for success. Keep a close watch on your money in case pendulum swings the other way. You possess a golden touch in business affairs in the coming week. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Busy bees receive the buzz. Your industry and genuine interest in your fellow man makes you the center of any hive of activity. In the week ahead, computers, technology and inventions are highlighted. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Walk on the sunny side of the street. You can see some good in everyone and something of value in every word of advice. In the week to come, be sure to spread your sunshine wherever you go. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Even a hardboiled egg has a heart of gold. Some acquaintances might seem bent on making every activity a competition this week, but you can see beneath their hard shell to the tenderness inside. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Go ahead and let the cat out of the bag. You often get into a complicated situation when you discuss matters that are not ready for disclosure, but this week you can say whatever you like. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Like a dog with a bone, you won’t let go of a good idea. In the week ahead, let your passions be the guide to what will bring financial and romantic bliss. Your judgment is a bit better than usual. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Gather all the facts from a vast array of sources before making a move. You have internet access at your fingertips or wise friends to call when you need answers to key questions in the week to come. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Country singer Dolly Parton said it best, “The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.” Minor mixups that occur in the week ahead might actually lead to better understanding.

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This month marks the two-year anniversary of a diet that helped to make the Moose Jaw Humane Society’s rotund mascot cat “Fat Boy” famous around the world. To acknowledge this milestone in the popular flabby tabby’s life (and to celebrate his weight loss from 24lbs down to 17.6 lbs), the shelter has launched a fun, summertime activity for all friends of Fat Boy to take part in. The humane society would like its supporters to help send Fat Boy (or FB, as he likes to be referred to) on holiday; the shelter has prepared a photo of the big man, available on its Facebook page and website (www.mjhs.ca) that can be printed off, cut out, and taken on summer travels. The MJHS hopes that Fat Boy’s friends will then take photos of his paper likeness in different spots of interest wherever they are vacationing this year, and then share the pictures on its Facebook page. Submissions are encouraged over July and August, and the most creative, unique, and adventurous photo will win a MJ Humane Society prize pack to be awarded at the end of August. Fat Boy also has his own Twitter account (@FatboyMJHS), and he will tweet his favourite photos as well throughout the summer.

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Cal Anderson of Silver Star Salvage wants everyone to know that previous statements made on his behalf were incorrect. Silver Star Salvage is registered and can recycle Freon products as well as stoves, dishwashers, clothes washers and dryers and any other major appliance. Mr. Anderson stated that he has employees on staff, that have taken the appropriate courses and he has the equipment necessary to handle Freon related products. Cal further noted that he will continue with his previous program of sharing 10% all recycled metal dropped in our bin with the numerous charities in Moose Jaw. The more weight the more Moose Jaw charities benefit. Tidbits of Moose Jaw suggests that this is definitely a win-winwin situation. You save drop off charges, Silver Star Salvage continues as a major recycling depot and the best of all our many charities will get the much need financial help as in the past. And by the way it all stays here in Moose Jaw. Now that’s how you turn a negative into a positive. Soaps Continued from pg 14 Ty in Afghanistan. Angelo offered to help Regina bring in business. Coming: The Kennish household undergoes major changes. TWISTED: With new evidence in Regina’s murder case pointing to Connecticut, Danny, Jo and Lacey hit the road without informing their parents. Danny, who by crossing state lines had violated his parole, tried to play peacemaker between a squabbling Jo and Lacey. Kyle pulled out all the stops to locate his daughter and had dark plans in mind for whoever led her astray. Karen and Tess bonded over an impromptu pottery lesson, a growing friendship that could put Tess in conflict with her husband. Coming: Tess is torn between her friend’s fragility and her husband’s determination. VAMPIRE DIARIES: On a rebroadcast, when Rebekah turned down Klaus’ plan to stop Kol and protect Jeremy, Klaus sought help from Stefan. Elena put Stefan in a difficult spot when she told him about her dangerous plan for Jeremy. Bonnie’s argument with her father about his approach to ending the violence in Mystic Falls was followed by a run-in with Kol, and an unexpected visitor. Coming: Stefan and Damon disagree over how to help Elena. YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Nick finally told Sharon that Summer is not his daughter. Devastated to learn that Jack is her biological father, a tearful Summer told Kyle that they can never date. Jack lashed out at Nick for depriving him of raising his daughter. Carmine hired Leslie to defend him against giving Fen drugs, and Paul was forced to let Carmine go. Jeff blackmailed Chelsea into a payoff to keep him quiet about the baby being Adam’s. Coming: Billy tries to win another chance from Victoria.

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