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wy" 13 -- Scugog Citizen ~ Tuesday, December 19, 1995 3 Ra DAVID BISHOP Astro Advisor SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 - December 21) You are apt to spend a great deal of time in discussion with those who share the same ideas regarding a project or adventure. It's a time to think seriously about your job and education up to now and measure it against that which you desire for your future. Ideas are voiced and others are won over. CAPRICORN: (December 23 - January 20) You may feel a time of introspection and evaluation of your goals. You may feel lonely and self-critical at this time, but don't be too hard on yourself. Focus your energy on self discovery instead. Your difficulties in relationships are generally due to your own internal and external pressures. AQUARIUS: (January 21 - February 19) It's best to take it easy and let others have their way. Demanding what you want could lead to frustrations and ill feelings among friends. Try not to put any undue strain on personal relationships right now. Your keen mind desires 1 Phil y, and the arts are g conv. P unt. PISCES: (February 20 - March 19) New and unforeseen opportunities to meet people and make friends come to the fore and are more prevdlent. This is an excellent time to solidify your existing relationships while gaining the affections of Seize the when they occur. It's almost psychic the way you see other's feelings. ARIES: (March 19 - April 20) You may tend to quarrel with family members, particularly if you take an active interest in improving the emotional conditions at home. If you can, create the atmosphere of togetherness and try hard to squelch the flesire to do everything yourself. You may be seen as threatening if you don't. TAURUS: (April 21 - May 2 You may inad: ly create probl i with loved ones. Expressing your true Tclings md desire now could greatly help your platonic relationships. Your love of the living may stretch your budget through your good feelings toward others and financial generosity. GEMINI: (May 22 - June21) Liddy luck may be smiling upon you and your finances will increase through informed speculation. If you charge ahead you could lose much as your luck accumulates. Be cautious. You will find the impetus necessary to engage in physical activity. Being with members of the opposite séx should be rewarding now. CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) You face ponsibilities in relati ips with loved ories and are apt to have difficulty expressing' wants and desires openly lo companions. You should try to loosen up and enjoy your companions without being afraid to voice your true feelings. Enjoy platonic relationships. LEO: (July 23 - August 22) | It is a time when your personality and mode of living will be changeable. You are inclined to others, but you should be careful of bending over backwards just to help a friend. Friends are paramount to you at this time as you come to realize your place in society and the acconplisiunents you are capable of. VIRGO: (August 23 - September a ' You will shortly be experiencing the love of life that manifests itself in good cheer and generbsity, This is a time when relationships are good. An Sasa of yourself uns deep and instills an element of practicali you won't be deluded by the posi xo LIBRA: (September 23 - October22) You tend to have a clear picture of friends' feelings this next few weeks. You shouldn't hesitate to supplant your own wishes and wants for those of a friend or relative, for the felationship can only improve with your help. You take the initiative in your love life with confidence and assertiveness. SCORPIO: (October 23 - November 22) You may be tuned into thoughts and feelings of friends and family. This is not to say that this is the same for those who are not that close. You are prejudiced by your own thoughts. Your sympathies for others is great and you may be tremendous help to a complete stranger without knowing it. EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED, 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY | ONTARIO LL 1B9 05985-7306 All Types of Insurance Hair shop open ! LJ's Halr and Tanning Salon opened for business last Saturday morning at 36 Water Street, Port Perry and'Scugog Mayor Howard Hall was here to snip the ribbon and take a chance on getting a trim here and there. With the Mayor In photo from left are Dale Forsythe, Lesley Forsythe (owner) Cindy Vitez, Jody King-Huron (owner) Dennis Huron. The kids In front are Cody Forsythe and T- Jay King. Lesley and Jody bring more than 30 years hair experience to the new shop which also offers tanning, ear plercing, make-up and waxing. HOPKINS - vanSCHAGEN 4 ani Mabel Hopi ig was per- formed by Reverend David Shearman. ~The bride was attended by od sister-in-law Valerie igen. Brides maids bi Tammy Melton, friend of the family and Trishia vanSchagen, sister-in-law. Flowergis. was Michelle vanSchagen, niece. Louie vaste 4nd We groomsmen en and Jim all brothers of the bride. Ringbeaser was Steven son of the groom, q{ The jon was held at the Nestleton Community Hall, The honeymooned in Ontario and currently reside in Oshawa. Tim and Lisa would like to thank all of their family and {| friends for sharing their special day with them. ' SOOMRE - FOSTER Annette Marie Foster, aughter of John and hirley Foster of Port Perry and Todd Graham Soomre, son of Tom and Judy Soomre of Port Perry, were united in marriage on Saturday, July 15, 1995 at 4:30 PM at Port Perry United [f g g £ 4 Lee, and the organist was Glen Tay! Maid of Hon@ur was Lori Watters a maids were Tina Sbo- Best man was Steve Langille. Ushers were Scott Foster, | David Ireland and Ted Sayers. The reception was held at Trilliutn Trails, Raglan. honeymooned in Cuba, and are now , offering a Workshop for organic farming What factors will see the organic food production industry grow into a significant sales leader seeds, buckwheat, spelt, vegetables, tree fruits, poultry and dairy products, to veterinary capable of capturing five to practices, landscaping, 10 percent of the overall training and skills food market? This q h and and many more will be discussed at the upcoming Ontario Annual Organic Agriculture Conference. Now, in its 15th year, Canada's longest-running organic event will take place January 26 and 27, 1996, at the University Centre of the University of Guelph, in Guelph (Ontario). THe conference kick-off will be a Public Forum on Friday evening, January 26, at 7:00 p.m. The public is invited to discuss with a panel of specialists the question "Has organic farming' come of age?" Admission to the public forum is a donation of canned, boxed or packaged food for the Guelph food bank. On Saturday, January 27, the conference will open at 9:30 a.m. with a key-note preseptation by Tom Harding, president of the Organic Crop Improvement Association, who will discuss "THe Organic Challenge Ahead". A series of workshops will take up the remainder of the day. Participants can choose among 16 different workshop topics, ranging from organic production' of shared agriculture. A 35 exhibit trade show featuring a variety of suppliers and organizations will run all day, side by side with the conference. The conference is sponsored by Canadian Organic Growers, Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario, Knives and Forks, Organic Crop Improvement Association (Ontario Chapter), Organic Crop Producers and Processors, Resource Efficient Agricultural Production, Society for Biodynamic Farming and Gardening in Ontario, University of Guelph and Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affaivy (OMAFRA). For more inforingtion,? contact your al OMAFRA field office or call Hugh Martin at (519) 631-4700. Advance registration fees by January 12 are $35 for one person or $25 per person for groups. Participants who register after January 12 will pay $45 for one person or $35 per person per group. Course offered The Durham College Uxbridge Campus is 12 week program for individuals rbceiving Unemployment Insurance Benefits. The Vocational Adjustment Program is designed to assist unemployed individuals return to the work force. This program offers experience in: Personal Development Planning, Career Counselling and Computer Training. "I strongly recommend this program," said Martin Cooney, counsellor finstructor of the Uxbridge Campus, "The program success rate at our campus over the past four years has been 86%. The start date for this program is January 15, 1996. For more information about this program, contact (905) 852-7848. ZBROOKLIN 3 selection "Hustle Your Bustle!" CHRISTMAS HOURS Mon.-Wed. 9:30 fo 5:30 "Thurs. -Fri. 9:30 fo 8:00 9:30 fo 5:00