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wr 10--Bougog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 16, 1994 DAVID BISHOP Your Weekly Astro Advisor August 17 - - August 23 23 Wy ag 22) Make good use of your creative energies and the enjoyment of success will present itself to you Romance, new or old will begin tming sour. Tremendous il in your relationships with loved ones are © be faced, as well you may discover difficulty in expressing your wants and desires openly. Try to loosen up and not allow your adversities © overwhelm you. VIRGO: (Aug 23, Sept 22) You may feel cut off from friends and loved ones. Don't worry if you can't tell them your problems, being alone sometimes is helpful. You may be restiess and actively seek out 8 good time with friends, but don't be hasty. Your paternal, protective instincts come to the fore. Depending ofi other factors, it could be a good time to start a new relationship. LIBRA: (Sept 23; 0ct 22) Spiritual interests are high and if you make the effort and act selflessly, you can be of tremendous emotional support to a friend or family member. Venus brings an abundance of love for your fellow man. You may be facing dramatic changes in your present lifestyle, while you still cling to past memories. Allow faith and hope to steer you through this period. SCORPIO: (Oct 23; Nov 22) You should be attentive to all the work that you do, for there is a tendency to gloss over anything that needs w be done. Be especially careful in any business dealings or purchases that could cause you 1 go into debt It's a good idea to be alone, unless you can curb the overwhelming desire to find fault in associates, that you refuse to see in yourself. SAGITTARIUS: (Nov 23, Dec 21) You may desire new and original experiences over the next few weeks. Be careful, not to forsake old friends at this time, just to meet someone 'new and exciung.' You will become more aware of petty problems between you and a friend. Don't force the issue. Spectacular changes are in store for you, so don't be surpnised, and take the adventure in stnde and enjoy CAPRICORN: (Dec 23, Jan 20) You may base many business decisions on 'hunches' or gut feelings Religion, philosophy or the occult may also influence dealings at work, it's a good idea 10 check out all your facts and listen to the advice of others before acting. Being instilled with confidence and asseruveness allows you to take the initiative in relanonships, or gamble on new ones. AQUARIUS: (Jan 21, Feb 19) You may race ahead of others, but avoid making impulsive decisions and undiplomatic and off the cuff comments. This is a ime when romance is strong and the opportunity to express affections is greal You may expenence many situations when a new relationship could begin, particularly one of a physical, loving nature. Your powers of creativity are great. PISCES: (Feb 20, Mar 19) You are disposed to engaging in conversations of a serious nature with loved ones. Opening up to a close friend may help a great deal. You are invigorated and feel quite restless for sumulation. Use your creative encrgy wisely and you will succeed. You feel on top of the world and this energy is best applied to work if there is any, if not just take 1t easy ARIES: (Mar 19, Apr 20) You may experience confrontations at work, both dealing with the business and personal feelings. This 1s not a propitious time to get romanacally involved with a close friend; just keep it on a platonic level. Physical exertion could help you sart out feelings and create mental clarity that will allow you 10 pay atiention and gain new insight. Bxpect the unexpected TAURUS: (Apr 21, May 21) You find a certain restlessncsé that brings about excitement. Use your creative energy wiscly and you will succeed. Pou are festive and desirous of a good time with friends and family. Ci with long-dist and engaging in social functions with close friends is enhanced this month. GEMINI: (May 22, Jun 21) You should be attentive to all the work you do, for there is a tendency to gloss over anything that needs 10 be done. Be especially careful in any business dealings or purchases that may cause you to go into debt. There are many chances for making new friends, both pl y and even lly. Practice di with any romantic advances and you will avoid deep pain. CANCER: (Jun 22; Jul 22) Domestic security and your home life may create excessive worry. Additionally, there may be some family secret which comes out in the open and depreciates your self-esteem in front of others. A common interest in spiritual or mystical values among family members may occur with a deeper intensity than in the past EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LIL 189 1005 985-7306 All Types of Insurance yd ve You can pre-register for exhibits at Port Perry Fair There's lots of exciting entertainment for young and old alike scheduled for the Port Perry Fair over Labour Day weekend. Included in the three day fair are cattle shows, horse shows and the Homecraft Buildings will be open for the public to see the exhibits. Starting on the Friday night, September 2, Warren Sutcliffe of View Lake and the Blue Steel Bank will be entertaining with country and western music. Many will remember Warren and the boys when they played for a number of years on the Tommy Hunter show. The beer tent this year is sponsored by the Port Perry Fair Board and the local Lion's Club. Saturday is KIDS DAY when all children are admitted free. The midway is in full operation with plenty of rides, and games. [LISHMAIN SS ISSQULENSTRIELT, PORT PLRRY 985- 5.8574 Opticians : Kids can listen to Cindy Cook of the Polka Dot Door with "Time to Read" Saturday and Sunday mornings beginning around noon in the Entertainment Building. Suma wrestling will be held in the beer tent on the Saturday and back again, by popular demand, will be the pig races. And something new this year will be pig wrestling. Don't forget the Toactor Pull on Saturday night, starting at 7pm. Sunday offers horse racing, horse shows, cattle shows, a fiddling contest and for the teens there's the Much Music Videos starting 6:30 on Sunday night in the Entertainment Building. Tanglefoot, a group from Peterborough will be appearing on stage on Monday and the Kick Up a Fuss Cloggers from Markham will be entertaining that day too. Detailed programs are available at the Tourist Information Booth on Water Street, The Scugog Public Library or call the fair secretary, Shirley Hunter at 985-3819. It's easy to enter at the fair. Simply fill in the entry form located in the middle of the program booklet and submit it to the secretary who will complete entry tags for your items. You attach these entry tags to your article and bring them to the fair grounds on the Friday night. All exhibitor items are on display for the duration of the three day fair. It's recommended that all exhibitors submit their entry forms to the Secretary now. This will avoid having to wait for tags to be completed at the fair. Two Sea-Doo's gone Durham Police are investigating the theft of two Bombardier Sea Doo's worth $6500 each. They were stolen over the weekend from a residence at Williams Point Road, east of Caesarea. Thieves also took the trailer worth about $1400. 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