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ASTRO ADVICE By Eugenia Witham Health houses now favorable Dear Eugenia I am Interested in obtaining an astrological forecast or any Information you might be able to give me regarding personal life work health etc I would like to know if there is a charge for such a service You have been recommended to me by two friends who were quite delighted with what you told them so I am very interested in what lies ahead for me I ve in Toronto so I am unable to purchase the Herald I enclosed a stamped addressed envelope hoping you will be able to answer me I was born on December 1951 at Thank you for any assistance you might give Dear MD MD HEALTHY FUTURE You did not mention your place of birth however will try to give you the answers you requested The last three years have not been the best for you but that is starting to clear up Your heal houses in your natal chart are quite favorable however there have been some problems over past eight years due to transiting planets This is over now and other than your ordinary ailments I feel that you should be healthy As for work yourchartindlcatesslablllutlonbeglnnlngln October of this year There Is no reason why you can I make a living In an unusual and creative way Your personal life still shows some deception and notional upset You will have to be cautious in this area and should have comparisons done on those that you wish to get close to I feel that this summer you through friends groups and organizations that will be able to help you achieve your dreams hopes and wishes for the future You will have to avoid over Indulgence In wrong foods alcohol or drugs There could be confusion and in communication with partners BE DIRECT In order to avoid this be open and direct in getting your point across and try to put your energy into something more creative like photography cinematography poetry or music You should receive help and recognition from those In established positions beginning in December on through This will enable you to progress and achieve your goals The opportunities should unfold for SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday Jury 13 Page Optimist president talks about drugs PAEXTTING THE TOWN Two Mlsslssauga painters opened their exhibit ion Thursday at the Cultural Centre Holding an acrylic painting of Rod Adam left laid It hi father tug boat The two canoes In Garth Perkins oil painting belong to a Nova fishing village Both artists paint a hobby and bad an exhibition In recently The llallon HUli will be up til July Herald photo iLTON HILLS Halton Hills an ideal spot Summer is no longer a dead zone artistically Nowadays Ihe film out their major motion pictures in time for tho summer audiences The professional year round theatre offerings are augmented by special summer delights galleries and museums mount new shows and music fills the summer nights We In Hills are Ideally located to take advantage of the plethora of performances and exhibitions available In southern Ontario Both the Shaw and Stratford Festivals arc within easy driving distance Both have their seasons off to excellent starts The Shaw has a monster hit with Its holdover from last year Cyrano starring Heath Lamberts Also garnering rave reviews Is the Justopened production of Shaw The Simpleton of Ihe Unexpected Isles At Stratford I can personally recommend Macbeth having seen it in June The critics however are divided in their opinions of it and Itichard II But even those who have reservations it tl productions have praised Roberta Maxwells portrayal of Lady Macbeth and the chard of Brian Bedford The critics have been more universally praising of The Gondoliers and As You Like It Toronto Is filled with theatrical life this summer The Royal Alexander presents the musical Oliver until August 13 The Tarragon Theatre con Inucs its critically acclaimed production Sis ter Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You by Murry Schisgal Is at Adelaide Court Theatre Toronto Free Theatre has a hit with The March of the Falsettos and Theatre Plus at the St Lawrence Centre brings us Tho Hostage by Brendan Dinner Theatres and Cabarets offer an of theatrical faro including Toronto Toronto at the dell Mad in Canada at Old Angelosand the Second City production of I Got a Sequel Part II at the Old Fire Hall Theatrically this is an exciting summer So much so that I have run out of space before having a chance to say anything about the many concerts and art exhibits also available I will do that in subsequent columns The other schools have problem That a common react Ion from school print pals Brampton Optimists were told yesterday by John president of the Georgetown Opu have been talking to public school pupils about drug abuse for nearly two years but It took a year of planning and selling the program to school boards DRUG COMMITTEE Club members formed the Drug Abuse Commit tee In October 1080 and spent eight months on research Most of us know what drugs were being used said Mr Keste We decided to focus on students in Grade to since most of them tried drugs yet The committee then spent another six months selling the program to the Board of ion Many principals re fused to believe their students used drugs like marijuana hashish and LSD One principal agreed to let us talk and be nearly fainted when be heard the facts said Mr Kesteloot He agreed to help us then Since 1981 the commit lee has presented films and lectures at public schools and members will be giving program at Roman Catholic Separate schools and the high school this fall We don know bow many children have cepted our message but even If one kid saved then we have accomp lished something said Mr Kesteloot CHICKEN CLUB Peer pressure Is Intense but Georgetown Opt imlsts have found a way to counter act that They ve formed the Chicken Club and more than BOO children have Joined it We formed the club as an answer to thou who call classmates chickens for not trying drugs said Mr loot The newly formed Brampton Optimists Club wants a similar program but there several months of planning ahead Members will meet in August to discuss the program and funding and approach the school boards In the fall dent Dennis said a program could start in six months He said drugs are easily available to children at schools arenas and shop ping centres It becoming a nlc problem here and J there lots of money for it he said Mr said the drug culture is one of the few surviving features of the 1K0 and 11 pene- trated deeper Into Kids know how Jo- handle drugs more than they did In the I960 he said You Just don hear of somebody flipping Woman and son escape flames An acton woman roused herself and her son and escaped a living room fire at her Mill Street East home at a day Thelma Moyse and her son were sleeping when the awakened to the sound of flames Nobody was hurt in the fire that caused damage Fire fighters suspect the fire started from a TV that had been left on or its electrical cord Damages were mostly smoke and water damage A sensible weight loss program really works Low weight quickly safely Town Country nil DRY CLEANING SAME DAY CLEANING SERVICE 8770387 HILLS SHOPPING CENTRE Chicken club entry takes first place Herald Special The Georgetown mist Club won first place for their entry of the chicken club program in the health and welfare class of club community service projects President John received the award al the annual Optimist Internalional Convention held in New Orleans two weeks ago Last year we won Ihe same award with our entry of the drug aware ness program This more than any thing proves the Impact these projects have When you can beat almost BOO clubs two years running with basically same program you know you have something great Our congratulations to the drug awareness committee as a whole CONVENTION Besides President John and his wife Mary there were six other members who made the trip to New Orleans to attend the four day convention where Optimist met They were Optimists Norm Guthrie Ray Mar tin John Homing Axford Stan Nolan Bruce To It en and ladies While President John was away accepting awards for our drug prog ram a lot of members were assisting Optimist Mayor Pete Pomeroy raise money so that this program may continue The first all out effort of the Mayor Golf must be classed a success While we cannot tell the net results until all the sand has settled In the bunkers it does look as If we raised about to The club is indebted to a lot of people who are not members of our club which proves that if you are doing something worthwhile for the com m unity people will sup port you and the cause While it Is Impossible lo name everyone for we are sure lo miss someone we must pay special tribute to Mr Finn Paul strap Mr Dave and Mr Ken Bellamy They along with Mayor Pomeroy did a lot of the early planning for this event and put In many hours and in fact they are already working on the next one Our hat Is off lo these gents A big thank you to everyone who help ed or played we hope you had fun and that you will be bock next year It was nice to note that an Optimist won this event namely our good friend Presidentelect Dennis Leech of Erin We note where a group of individuals have start a Wish for kids prog WISH PROGRAM We this is a great and worthy cause The club has donated the use of Ihe hall to this group as wellasfSOO While we are on the subject of donating money the board donated to assist families who are on welfare to send the children to day camp run by our parks and recreation depart merit The recreation depart does not have the funds donate staff time People such as single parents and unemployed cannot afford the cost to send their kids to these day camps We all realize that where a family has prob lems there Is extra tens ion and it benefits every one concerned if the kids can get from underfoot for a while Note Look for more Optimist news Friday la the Weekend Extra DENTURE therapy CLINIC J Kohan DT 122 SI on Hoy Georgetown Phone 8778974 GERRE ELECTHC 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