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» . - wI2 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Febuary 6, 1996 DAVID BISHOP Astro Advisor Febuary 7 - 13 AQUARIUS: (January 21 - February 19) Saturn creates a heavy burden of responsibility and you will probably have to work hard to equate yourself well. However, it is also a time when many. projects, come to fruition, especially large ones. You should resist 'selling short', though, just ta finish work. PISCES: (February 20 - March 19) Your sensitivity to others is heightened and your physical attractiveness is increased. The desire for intimacy and love with a partner is great, with the expression of affections being most satisfying to you. Also, this is excellent time. for taking part in social activities with friends. : ARIES: (March 19'- April 20) You may discover that romance will be finding it's way to your door, only after you have spent money to secure some form of job security. If already involved, you will observe an enhanced creativity that if applied elsewhere can be beneficial in creative ways. Be way of romance for quenching desires TAURUS: (April 21 - May 21) You should pay attention to the air of seriousness that you find in all your dealings with partners. Also, you should be concerned more about the future of business and romance associates now than at any other time. 'This will appear to come and £0 throughout the next couple of weeks GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21) You may discover that thé numbers in your family will be increasing through either birth or marriage. As well, this is time best spend in intellectual pursuits at home, even going as far as establishing a business or using 'the home and family members in some manner to succeed financially. CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) You have the power to work hard this week. Tt could prove highly beneficial to 'remain' behind the scenes and quietly plod along through your work. Don't let your nervousness and extreme mental activity deter you from getting things done. Watch the desire to work and act impulsively or quickly. "LEO: (July 23 - August 22) You discover that you yearn for lofty transformations in your attitudes and belies. This is a rare time to begin integrating these into your lifestyle. You will be a leader in this area and will find that others will seek your counsel in creating these changes in their own lives. VIRGO: (August 23 » September 22) Your generous and warm mood will make you popular in social circles, and will melt even 'the coldest of hearts. If you are romantically involved, it is time for growth as a couple Otherwise you will discover new depths to your ipner peace and experience smooth sailing in your relationships. LIBRA: (September 23 - October 22) Pluto makes yor: comfortable with day - to - day living. Friends are paramount to you at this time, so watchdifficultics between you and a friend, and that you don't close your mind to their opinions, even if they differ from yours. You come to realize the accomplishments that you have left to work on. SCORPIO: (October 23 - November 22) New and unforeseen opportunities to meet new people and make friends is in store for the weekend. This is an excellent time to solidify. existing friendships while gaining the affections of acquaintances. Seize the chance when it comes. Growth in intimate relationships is a must or loss will result SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 - December 21) You are particularly gregarious, and your social life blossoms during the next 12 - 14 days. You may even indulge in a new love interest, if involved you find new avenues of mutual expression. Avoid extravagance and self indulgence which accompanies these urges in the social realms. ES CAPRICORN: (December 23 - January 20) You are apt to experience a sudden and unexpected 'change of scenery' in the workplace. This may entail getting a new boss, new co-workers, or an entirely new career. There may be many opportunities for you to both succeed and fail in the eyes of othefs. Think it out carefully. EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LSL 1B9 (905) 985-7306 All Types of Insurance A tribute to Broadway at Town Hall 1873 On Saturday, February 10, two , wonderfully vibrant voices accom- panied by a sensitive pianist 'will bring to life heroes and heroines from the past seventy years on Broadway as created by Gershwin, Porter, Berlin, Bernstein, Sondheim, and others. Carol Ann Feldstein, mezzosoprano, is a gifted performer whose versatility is only exceeded by her musicality and dramatic stage presence. Her memorable performances on stage include the title role in Evita; St. Carmen of the Main at the Guelph Spring Festival, and the world premiere of Serinette. Her numerous appearances in Pops programs with various organizations have been critically acclaimed. Ms. Feldstein's repertoire extends frorh dimple folk songs to musical theatre. Her "Bernstein on Broadway", "Bosom Buddies", and "Andrew Lloyd Webber" cabarets are a hit with audiences of all ages. Kevin Bradshaw, Baritone, and a native of Toronto, graduated from the mugic faculty at Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo. He has distinguished himself by his diverse contribution to our country's musical activities in, projects ranging from contemporary musical theatre to baroque choral music. 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DEBBY CORNEAL 30 Josephine Street \ PRINCE ALBERT 985-7687 > versatility. y He has appéafed a'a soloist with the Penderecki String Quartet, The Elora Festival Singers, and The Edmonton Symphony, din repertoire including the Faure Requiem, Handel's Messian, Brahm's Requiem, the Bach Magnificat and McCartney's Liverpaol Oratorio. Tickets are still available from Jayson Callan Music. Rural townships from page 9 Solid research has proven there are three main for a community to secede from their political associations and boundaries; they are: 1. Economic Exploitation; 2. Systematic Oppression; 3. Loss of Social Identity. In the last several years, those of us north of Davis Drive oe experienced all three of the above Economic Exploitation - monies due our comunity for recreation and soctal needs have been denied and spent in the urban reasons area. Council has not provided community centre, developed parkland, picnic facilities, playground equipment, decent lighting. Systematic Oppression - Sandford people are labelled 'bad neighbours' and with other profanities because we question Council's actions. A community-appointed volunteer committee is fired by Council and ordered out of Council Chambers or else welll get nothing. We left and still we've got nothing. Loss of Social Identity - We have heard that Sandford seniors don't need their own club - they can go into Uxbridge. When a Heritage Garden was suggesfed in our parkland to honour our founding' families our Mayor sarcastically suggested we might be considering planting their ashes too. This type of denigrating behaviour by our local politicians towards citizens who are volunteering their time for their community is both offensive and totally unacceptable. Council is paid to serve the people in a} fair and equitable manner. Scott Township deserves better representation. 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