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wy" 10 -- Scugog Citizen - Tuesday, November 21, 1994 DAVID BISHOP Your Weekly Astro Advisor November 23 - November 29 SAGITTARIUS: (Nov.23 - Dec. 21) Your desire to succeed is strengthened, not only in money but personally as well. At this time, you may be actively concerned about the welfare of others in your business or educational arenas. Try listening to their needs before deciding for yourself how to best help them. CAPRICORN: (Dec. 23 - Jan. 20) You may experience a sudden and unexpected change of scenery in the workplace or home. This may entail getting a new boss, new co-workers or embarking on a totally new project or taking interest in a new field, or even a new addition to the family. Many opportunities are open for success or failure. AQUARIUS: (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) You should take full advantage of your position this week. It is an excellent time to solicit the help of others, though it's important that you truly know the needs of your company or business prior to asking. You shouldn't hesitate to supplant your own wishes and wants for those of a relative PISCES: (Feb. 20 -Mar. 19) There is a great deal to interest you in family matters, particularly in regards to the general living environment of the home. Further, you may wish 10 act like a paternal figure to those you come in contact with both at home and at work. You exhibit a great love for your fellow man. ARIES: (Mar. 19 - Apr. 20) Now is the time to pay attention to outside stimuli as new insights will be gained regarding many of the problems you are experiencing, particularly around work and education. The time is right for researching a new business venture or an educational project. Use both for the best investment. TAURUS: (Apr.21 - May 21) Financial success can be yours if you understand the powers of magnetism in your personality. You will spend a great deal of time interested m beautifying the surroundings with finances and may use the social sphere to improve your position in the world through a business associate or partner. GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21) , You are well-disposed towards friends and family. Companignship with others is most rewarding for the next 5-8 days, and you should take every opportunity to be with friends. You could be helping them as.much as their presence is helping you. A secret love affair could cause you great pdin and embarrassment. CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) Your intellect p are heightened, and are p. ly useful in the area of making money, rather than the brute, physical ways of financial gain. Also, during the coming week you may show an interest more in cultural or literary affairs as areas for spending rather than just the act of the 'collection' LEO: (July23 - Aug. 22) Your communicative abilities are accentuated, creating the time to convince others of your goals and causes, during the coming week. Be careful of trying to reach for the extreme example merely to influence that last hold out, especially if they are a close friend. Be careful and clever, not a con. VIRGO: (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Sudden loss in business or rélated areas of your life may occur through no fault of your own. However, this is also a time when unexpected boons will help create financial, as well as emotional security. If you allow money to ly domi your you may find depression creeping in. LIBRA: (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) You are predisposed towards cosy, instructive conversations with friends and especially loved ones. You will have a heightened appreciation for the arts, nature and music. It is a favourable 7-9 days for financial dealings. You will find new levels of confidence and assertiveness at your disposal. SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 -Nov. 22) You are feeling insecure and are creating a desire to be recognized by your co-workers and those who you feel occupy the same level of accomplishment. There is always scrutiny associated with recognition. You definitely need to feel secure in the work and education dspects of life. EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LOL 1B9 005 985-7306 All Types of Insurance What's new at the Library by Liz Drebit This week, let's take a look at a few of the new books that have recently gone into circulation at the Scugog Library. The Money-Puzzle Tree, by new Canadian author Elizabeth Nickson, is a fictional account of the story of one family whose mother was involved in the notorious CIA directed brainwashing scandal which took place in a Montreal hospital in the 1950's. Although this is a work of fiction, the experiences dealt with are all too real for the Canadians who wege treated by Dr. Ewen Cameron for minor complaints of depression, never realizing that they were part of an American experiment in mind control and brainwashing Definitely not for the faint hearted! The God-Sent Child, by Canadian Kim Westad, is the true story of a young Cree girl and the baby she feels she owes . a better life than what she can provide. Convinced to give the baby up for adoption to a grateful middle class family, she changes her mind almost immediately and despite thesodds, battles the judicial system as well as the adoptive parents to win back the child that she loves. This is a very strong emotional book, both from the viewpoints of the birth mother and the adoptive parents, but also from the aspect of the shortcomings of our legal and social services systems in the way that they deal with adoptions. Fans of author Sue Harrison will be happy to know that the final novel in her trilogy, pi Wind, is now in circulation at our library. This book concludes the story of Kiin and Kukutux, which began in Mother Earth Father Sky, a saga from a time before written history began. Are you one of those people who likes to keep abreast of the newest releases of the New York Times Bestseller List? You might be interested to know that over ninety percent of last week's list are available at Scugog Library. If you are interested, inquire today. There may be a waiting list for the most popular editions, but the staff will be more than happy to add your name to it! CHECK OUT OUR FLYER! Hurry, This Sale Ends This Saturday! meat shops EVERY TUESDAY SENIORS* PORT PERRY LOCATION 1874 Scugog St. at intersection of Water & Scugog Streets (Hwy. 7A) YOUR PARTY FOOD HEADQUARTERS ~N 8 RECEIVE a 5% DISCOUNT 985-1202 You are cordially invited to attend M&M MEAT SHOPS' ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Saturday, November 26th, 1994 Our BIGGEST FREE SAMPLE DAY of the Year! You could Win a $100. Gift Certificate Lots of In-Store Specials Microwave or Oven Heat MEATBALLS 10.99 Italian Style, pre- cooked meatballs 130-140 pies 1.36 kg /3 Ib. box Ammecnmis---- On Saturday, December 10, the Library is pleased to present the Christmas special concert "Teddy Bear's Christmas." David Archibald, the popular performer from Jim and Dave's Awesome Adventures, and Sesame Street, will lead the sing-song which is guaranteed to have the whole family on their feet. Tickets are $2.00 per person, or $7.00 for the entire family. Teddy Bears are admitted at no additional charge. Top of Africa Lake Scugog Historical Society will host John Scott and Jerry West at its November meeting this Thursday. John and Jerry have just returned from Africa where they climbed to the top of Mount Killimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. Mount Killimanjaro has been the subject of many stories and movies. It will now be the subject of a slide show and talk by Jerry West, former head of Geography at Port Perry High School and John Scott, former head of Languages at P.P.H.S In addition to their climb up Africa's highest peak, they toured Tanzania and Kenya, enjoying sights of the scenery and wildlife. John and Jerry returned to Port Perry less than a month ago. 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