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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 27, 1974 SPORTS SLANTS - By Ray Shank Montreal Canadiens showed a spark of life a couple of weeks ago when they nosed out New York Rangers 4-2 at the Forum. It was quite an about-turn for the Habs who, just four days before, had been bombed by the unpredic- table Rangers 9-2. The Montreal victory prevented the Rangers your week ahead sv or. aw. amis Forecast Period: March 31 to April 6 ARIES Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 According to stellar patterns, many members of your sign have to face a financial emergency. So, keep spending at a minimum for the next two weeks . . . just in case! Things should go well, exceptionally well. One problem, however. You might face the "crisis of over confidence." Incidentally, in one form or another, you'll hit the jackpot. Overtures and trafficking with questionable members of the opposite sex, shows in the charts of many Gemini persons. So, work at staying in bounds. TAURUS Apr. 20 - May 20 GEMINI May 21 - June 20 MOONCHILD It's not often that you step out of character, June 21 - July 22 but this week, you just won't be yourself. Guard against being neglectful of loved ones--your pet, included. - LEO July 23 - Aug. 22 A far off, former partner or associate, wants to offer you a financial proposition. Anyway, it's not a good time to make any major changes. At last! In the general scheme of things, it seems as though your past efforts and perform- ance will be rewarded. One other thing, don't betray an associate's confidence. VIRGO Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23 - Oct..22 Your E. S. P. intuition, or whatever seems to be peaking. It might be a good idea to follow your feelings, as far as the opposite sex is concerned. For most members. of your sign, it's mischief on the march. So, it's very possible that you'll become involved in affairs of secret order. This week, put wishful thinking where it be- longs. prt be led down any garden path by a fast talker who wants to give you. the "whole world." Sharp, cagey and cunning: that's the terms that best describe most members of your sign. So, put your persasive power ito work, during this week's cosmic cycle. \ Many members under your sign will be given the responsibility of handling someone else's 'money or personal articles. It's possible, too, that you will be "pinch hitting." If someone stresses or insists that they are a friend--beware! Advice? Just try to make it through the week without getting involved in gossip. : i PERSONALITY PROFILE For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus $1.00 for postage and handling fo Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. SCORPIO Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 from displacing the Candiens out of the NHL east division's runner-up spot behind the * tough Boston Bruins. . You might remember that the big hero in the Montreal win over the Manhatten Blueshirts == when it counted most -- was Pete (Peter Puck, they call him now) Mahovlich. The big (6'5") left winger scored two goals to up his season total to 34, I think. Up until that important win over the Rang- ers, the Canadiens had been having their prob- lems, having lost three straight (9-2 to Rangers, 6-0 to Philadelphia and 4-3 to Cali- fornia) games. One thing you probably didn't know is that the fellow who fired up the Montrealers for that crucial game against the Rangers wasn't even a member of the team. Remember John Ferguson? That's right, the same John Ferguson who played for Canadiens just a few years ago and the guy who was rated the NHL's heavyweight fighting champ. Nobody, but nobody ran the Canadiens out of a rink when Fergie played. He had the fastest dukes in hockey and every opposing team knew it. Most everyone who got brave and tangled with Ferguson would usually end up getting carried 4 off on a stretcher, or at least with a few : stitches. Fergie had been the analyst on a Montreal TV station the night the Canadiens got whomped by New York 9-2. It made him mad to see his former teammates take such a slaughtering ---- and he promptly let his anger be aired by sportswriters who talked to him after the game. Naturally it was in the Montreal papers the next day. . "Rookies like Gerry Butler taking runs at everyone on the ice and Vic Hadfield running at Chuck Lefley and no one does anything about it?" Fergie spat. "Teams have been waiting for years for this day, and now the Canadiens are letting it happen ... I don't believe it," Fergie complain -ed. "What's Pete Mahovlich trying to do, win the Lady Byng Trophy? He's playing great hock- ey, but he's playing polite hockey. I was at the Los Angeles Kings game when Pete hit a guy with his stick and he went over and apologized to him after the play. I couldn't believe it. Don't apologize to him, even if it was an accident. Tell him you'll take his head off the next time, if anything." Fergie, in his Montreal newspaper comments, also complained about other Canadiens who should be throwing their weight around. He ! was disturbed by the passiveness of Steve Shutt continued page 7 ...cc..n