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DAVID BISHOP Your Weekly Astro Advisor May 4 - May 10 TAURUS: (April 21 - May 21) There is an air of seripusnéss to many of your dealings With partners. are concerned hore about the fiture of business and romantic associates than at any other time. This is the most flecting of transits, and depends greatly on other aspects of your personality. & GEMINI: tH © (May22 - June 21) Tensions between you and a partner or loved one may increase due to asf difference in opinions. You will likely be full of encrgy at this time and ready to seize the day"s opening. The synthesis of your creative energy with a partner could prove rewasding. Failure may cause unwanted problems. . CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) iw You are single-minded in your pursuits now, and you seem to attract people opposing viewpoints. It is a good time for study of the unusual. Venus hag instilled a happy- go-lucky mood in you. You fee! affectionate and strongly desirds romantic intimacy. * * LEO: (July 23 - August 22) . : You will discover a gfeat deal of cncrgy as far as romance is concemed. The power of attraction and desire for love is great, but you should exercise caution before entering a new relationship which may come about this mogth. You may be Tatas to physical activities with the opposite sex. VIRGO: (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) "An interest is brought about in religion and. philosophy with many Yuestions being raised about mysterious topics like your purpose in life. Talk among friends is usally serious at this time, Find those who add to yger enjoyment in your day-to-day living and searching. < * LIBRA: (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Romance becomes stronger and the opportunity to express these affections is greater. You may experience many situations when a new relationship may begin, particularly one of a physical loving nature. Additionally, this is a time Aour powers of y are . © SCORPIO: + . (Oct.23 - Nov. 22) Integr i in family matters is your strength, particularly in regards to the general living environment in the home. Further, you may wish to strengthen ties with your father figure and may act excessively paternal to those you come into contact with, particularly in the social setting. SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) There is a strengthening in your desire to succeed, not only financially, but personally as well. At this time, you may be actively concerned about the welfare of others in your business or people who werk under you. Try listening to theif needs before deciding for yourself how best to help them. CAPRICORN: (Dec. 23 - Jan. 20) You find that you are bestowed with inclinations lo engage in new projects or invest in what is best described as "shaky investments. If you make the effort to act 'selflessly', you can be of tremendous help to a friend or family member. Spiritual interests are high! AQUARIUS: (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) You are empowered with great mental activity. This is a time fo discuss any problems with friends and get them out in the open. You have the opportunity to be a tremendous help to a friend, though you may not realize it immediately. Seize the opportunities for creative expression. ' PISCES: (Feb. 20 - March 19) Jupiter brings a time of harmonious relationships and all around good times. Leist «activities are best engaged in at this time with loved ones, though you may have a tendency to excess. While you attract people with opposing views, you find a great deal to study in human nature. ARIES: (March 19 - April 20) You should take every opportunity 10 get outside and enjoy the natural world Work will scem easier and you should feel more relaxed once you engage in some son of health related activity. Your thinking process will become more lucid and you will be able to clearly express ideas. A Look at Birthdays Happening This Week Pay attention to your tomorrows. If the sky of the morrow is cloudy, then travel plans may hit a snag. Almost everything else will go as planned, an uneven or rapidly changing sky tells you to proceed with great caution. You are about to more material goods, more love, more inner strength. Your active participation will increase and speed up this process. If you remain passive, you won't get as much. ~~ EMMERSON y 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LIL 1B9 009 985-7306 All Types of Insurance On May 10, a solar eclipse will be visible throughout much of Eastern Canada. The Ontario Association of Optometrists (OAO) advises anyone planning A special precautions to protect their vision. 4 Depending on the location, the . eclipse may appear as 'partial', where a crescent of the sun is still visible, or 'annular', where the moon covers the whole sun * leaving a bright ring around the disc. Either of these solar events, pif viewed without the proper | vision protéction fare very Jdangerous. "It is not safe to view, this eclipse without special eye protection. Wearing sun glasses or watching through film negatives does not offer any protection from exposure to ultraviolet radiation which could lead to permanent gnd severe to view the eclipse to take Protect your eyes if you view solar eclipse May 10 eye damage,"says Dr. Mira Acs, President of the OAO. In conjunction with the Canadian Asseciation of Optometrists and the Ontario Science Centre, the OAO is involved in efforts to' raise awareness about 'safe « methods for viewing the eclipse. The OAO recommends_three direct methods of viewing the eclipse: through #14 arc welders won't experience another annular eclipse until June 2021. The next total solar eclipse won't be umtil April 2024. Recommended Aids for safe viewing: 1. Arc-Welder's Glass: a dark green glass which filters out all ultraviolet and infrared radiation' and reduces the amount of vjsual light by a factor glass, through al d Mylar PP h viewers used with bi lars or telescopes, or through a glass solar filter specifically designed for studying solar events. "These three viewing methods should be used with caution especially when children are involved," says Dr, Acs. "We recommend that you. use a non- risk viewing method, like watching the eclipse on TV." There is a partial eclipse somewhere in this country every few years but most of Canada inder Pastor Four Cathedral of Tomorrow 20th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship - Oshawa with Rev. Rex HumBARD @ California, USA 20m MAY. 14th, 6:30 PM - un*™ Bowmanville Sports Complex corner of Martin Rd. & Hwy. 2 Full Course Roast Beef Dinner $18. per person. Ladies welcome. Rov. Rox Humbard SPECIAL MUSIC ... HIRAM JOSEPH Tickets available at Blessings Travel & Book Store, King St. W., Bowmanville; Tiny's Christian Book Store, 375 Bond SL W., Oshawa; - Testament Book Shop, 1121 Dundas St. E., Whitby; Durham Christian Book Store, 151 Liberty St. S., Bowmanville "Everyone Welcome. PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS by MAY oth. . of ly 370,000. It can be p d at welder's supply shops in pieces of approximately 2 x 4 1/4 inches, large enough to cover both eyes at once. (Note: any lighter shade of glass is not recommended. For example #12 is too light and ig_therefore not safe). bY 2. Aluminized Mylar Viewer: this is a Mylar (plastic) sheet which has been coated wi layer of aluminum that rende the image of the sun as a"cool blue white. (Note: do not use any aluminized filters sold as warming blankets or as heat «retaining film for window coverings. This Mylar is too flimsy and not dense enough to provide any vision protection. "The Mylar ust also be completely crack-free). 3. Glass Solar Filter specifically manufactured for solar study through optical devices: this filter is specifically made to wrap over the aperture of hobby astronomical telescopes. It has a layer of inconel (a nickel- chromium alloy) or a mixture of stainless steel and inconel. The image appears yellow-orange. (Note: in addition to filtering the main lens, be sure to cap the front lens of any "finder-scope" mounted on a telescope through which you plan to view or photograph the eclipse using one of the three.devices described. = en Queen Street, Port Perry NF Restaurant and Bining Lounge | Canadian and Butch Cuisine For informatign, and after May 9th, call 728-0736 or 666-3009 DON'T BI ISAPPOINTED ~~ GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY! 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