Carroll County Times
LIFE & TIMES
Happy birthday: Take
Horoscopes
control of your life. Don’t
wait to see what others are
doing or saying. Strive for
perfection and improve
your skills and your pres-
entation. Don’t let other
people cause you to sec-
ond- guess your objectives.
Stick to your game plan and
don’t stop until you reach
your goal. Your numbers
are 2, 14, 19, 23, 29, 33, 49
AR IE S (March 21- Apri l
19): You’ll be in a good posi-
tion when dealing with per-
sonal and domestic
situations requiring mental
and physical skill. Your en-
ergy and ability to pull
things together and get
everyone on the same page
will make you a hero. 3
stars
TAURUS ( April 20- May
20): Work on a project that
can help you improve your
efficiency at work and
home. You can learn a lot
by watching what others do
wrong and not making the
same mistakes. Keep any-
one who is too domineering
at a distance. 3 stars
GEMINI (May 21- June
20): Getting involved in
your community
fundraiser will lead to a
worthwhile introduction.
You are heading in the right
direction with regard to
friendships and potential
partnerships. Be prudent
and responsible financially.
5 stars
CANCER ( June 21- July
22): Don’t push your plans,
ideas or projects on some-
one who isn’t interested.
You are better off going it
alone. Added responsibili-
ties are likely to be dumped
in your lap by those de-
pendent on your kindness
and generosity. 2 stars
LE O (July 23- Aug. 22 ):
You’ve got what it takes to
be in control and to lead the
pack. Your strength,
courage, determination and
high energy will be impos-
sible to beat. This can turn
into an invigorating and
successful day if you put
your best foot forward. 4
stars
VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept.
22): Not everyone will see
things your way but, if you
follow your own path, you
will accomplish your goals
and receive the recognition
and the praise you deserve.
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stars
LIBRA (Sept. 23- Oct. 22):
You’ll feel torn between
what you want to do and
what someone else is ask-
ing you to do. Sometimes
you have to be selfish in
order to boost your confi-
dence and attitude. Offer
suggestions and solutions
but let others fend for
themselves. 3 stars
SCOR PIO (Oct. 2 3- Nov.
21) : A romantic evening
should be planned whether
you are single or in a rela-
tionship. Socialize with
friends or network with
people who work in the
same field. It will help you
personally and profession-
ally. 3 stars
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Honesty can get
you off the hook with a re-
lationship that you don’t
want to spend time nurtur-
ing anymore. Once you
clear the air, you can move
on freely. There appears to
be a great deal of activity
going on at your place. 4
stars
CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22 -
or Jan. 19): If someone is ask-
ing too much of you, back
away. This is not the time to
argue but rather to protect
your image, reputation and
family from anyone who is
too pushy or argumenta-
tive. Travel will not go ac-
cording to plan. 2 stars
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb.
18) : It is apparent that
work- related issues can be
resolved if you combine a
host of different skills you
have. An old friend will
help you realize your full
potential and encourage
you to make changes that
will improve your life. 5
stars
PISCES (Feb. 19- March
20): Spend some money to
update your look or to
make you feel good about
yourself. Make new friends.
Get involved in an event or
activity that interests you
and it will lead you to
someone with whom you
can work in the future.
Love is in the stars. 3 stars
Birthday baby: You are
expressive, with a keen
sense of what you can
achieve. You are strong-
willed and unafraid to take
action.
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Government takes on bag fees
business meeting.
Customers not given refund for their lost luggage “They should return the
fee for failure of service,”
ASSOCIATED PRESS try — poor service and the senger’s suitcase. They say says Rosenberg, whose lug-
explosion of fees — at the rule would raise prices gage arrived after his meet-
NEW YORK — You’ve once. Major airlines, which for everyone. ing.
already paid $15, $20, even
collect $3.3 billion in bag “I am going to pay you Transportation Secretary
$35 to check your bag on a fees each year, are opposed. $25 to deliver my bag to X Ray LaHood has imple-
flight. Then the airline The airlines charge $15 to destination, it should be mented a series of rules
loses it. You don’t even get there waiting,” says Joseph
$35 to check a bag, $20 to aimed at protecting pas-
your money back. $45 to check a second and S. Rosenberg, of Roanoke, sengers. Last year, the gov-
The government wants to more for the third and be- Va., who had to buy a suit ernment limited how long
change that, tackling two of yond. Most airlines won’t at the last minute this passengers can sit on
the biggest complaints provide a refund, even if it week after an airline lost planes during ground de-
about the air travel indus- takes days to return a pas- his bag on a flight to a lays to three hours.
Divorces
The following divorces were minster, and Wilson Stewart Tarr, Michael Bareford, of Westmin- stown, and Gregory Beach, of
decreed in March: of Finksburg, March 11. ster, and Kelly Clabaugh Bareford, Westminster, March 25.
Dana L. Ditch, of Manchester, of Reisterstown, March 22. Gary S. Brewer, of Mount Airy,
Michelle Nanda, of New Wind- and Bryan M. Ditch, of Upperco, Tanya Dickson, of New Windsor,
and Susan Christine Brewer, of
sor, and Anthony Soligny, of March 15. and Jason L. Dickson, of Westmin- Oshkosh, Wis., March 25.
Westminster, March 2. Joseph Martin Keene and Erin ster, March 23. Clint H. Stanley, of Baltimore,
Stacy L. Wachtel and John D. Merridith Fisher Keene, both of Myra Aileen Seals, of Sykesville, and Stephanie Stanley, of Las
Wachtel, both of Taneytown, Westminster, March 15. and Benjamin Allen Seals Jr., of Vegas, Nev., March 28.
March 2. Lisa Marie Smith, of Union Columbia, March 23. Cheryl Lynn Van Der Meulen, of
Jason Souder, of Taneytown, Bridge, and John A. Smith, of Melissa Ann Hawkins and John Manchester, and Brian Albert Van
and Kimberly Souder, of Balti- Sparks, Ga., March 15. Wesley Hawkins, both of Mount Der Meulen, of Baltimore, March
Melissa Erin Waterman, of Airy, March 23.
more, March 3. 28.
Kevin E. Fazenbaker and Tina Westminster, and Carl Edward Jefferson Curtis Eckles, of
Waterman, of Hanover, Pa., Hampstead, and Brenda Marie
Harry J. Boidy Jr., of Manchester.
M. Fazenbaker, both of Westmin- and Nancy C. Boidy, of Westmin-
ster, March 3. March 15. Eckles, of Westminster, March 23.
ster, March 28.
James M. Perry and Christine Lauren Graybeal and Jason Elonda Jean Lippy, of Finksburg,
Karen Ruth Zeigler and John
L. Perry, both of Westminster, Graybeal, both of Westminster, and Richard Nathaniel Lippy, of
David Zeigler, both of Westmin-
March 4. March 16. Westminster, March 24.
Geoffrey Willis, of Mar- ster, March 29.
Alisa Jean Holmes and Brian Angela M. Heckendorn, of Elli-
John Spenner and Dana Spen-
Michael Holmes, both of cott City, and James C. Heck- riottsville, and Michelle Willis, of
Sykesville, March 4. endorn, of Sykesville, March 16. Ellicott City, March 24. ner, both of Hanover, Pa., March
Jason Howard Bailey, of Hamp- 30.
Jerry Wayne Thurber Jr., of Rebecca Kavanagh, of Taney-
town, and Joseph Kavanagh III, of stead, and Donna Bailey, of Man- Dawn Waters, of Mount Airy,
Woodbine, and Sandra Wearins,
of Hagerstown, March 4. New Windsor, March 16. chester, March 24. and Thomas Waters, of Westmin-
Ashley N. Dunckel, of Cheryl A. Hellman, of West- Toni Danielle Frisby, of Hamp- ster, March 30.
Sykesville, and Benjamin L. minster, and Jhan V. Hellman, of stead, and Marcus Angelo Frisby, David K. Moynihan, of Mount
Toney, of Manchester, March 4. Windber, Pa., March 17. of Westminster, March 24. Airy, and Billie Ann Moynihan, of
Jeanne M. Angelozzi, of Reister- Felton, Pa., March 30.
Guy Francis Campion, of Elder- Tyler Reid Weinhold, of
sburg, and Diana Rutledge Cam- Sykesville, and Marissa Rose
pion, of Westminster, March 7. Weinhold, of Westminster, March
Sharon Cynthia Cross, of 18.
Taneytown, and Enrico C. Cross,
of Westminster, March 9.
Lucinda S. Baldwin, of West-
minster, and Nicholas W. Bald-
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Brandee Michelle Izquierdo, of win, of Torrington, Conn., March Free five w eek cla ss a t C arrollH ospitalC enter
Owings Mills, and Johnathan Nel- 21.
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March 10. and Wayne H. Martin, of (M o nda ys) 7-9pm
Amanda Wall, of Bowie, and Sykesville, March 21.
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March 10. Read, both of Sykesville, March
Marriane Shields, of Sykesville, 22.
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