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GEMINI TAURUS YNOUR FORECAST It‘s called earlyâ€"entry kindergarten, and it allows children who turn four years old between January and June to start school in January of the same year as Perhaps some beautiful things begin to have flaws, or you begin to notice them. Repair or otherwise improve things. Don‘t vegetate, get out and make connections. Earlyâ€"entry kindergarten gives pupils a head start This can be a remarkable month. You exercise natuâ€" ral authority deriving from your own inherent, simple wisdom, and draw many people to yourself bringing fulfillment to many. learning thanks to a new Board policy which took effect this month. You are ready for radical changes. You can transâ€" form yourself so that all are amazed. Don‘t press your luck to the point of hurting or offending anyone. Youngsters in the Borough of York are now able to get a head start on ARIES Senator Peter Bosa, former Alderman of the Borough of York and a member of the York Lions Club, speaks to a captive audience about the functions of the Senate. From left to right is Alderman Chris Tonks, past president of York Lions Jack Doyle and president George Banton listening intently. April is Cancer month. Daffodil Day is April 11th 1980 objective of the WESTON UNIT $130,000.00 Objectives of the Society are: a) to educate the public about cancer b) provide services to cancer patients c) carry out research into the cause and cure of cancer d) raise funds to support these programs. How are Society funds spent? a) cancer research gets 55% b) professional and public education 14% c) patient services 18% d) fund raising 5% e) administration 6% f) lodges 2% The WESTON UNIT services the area bounded by Steeles Avenue, Keele Street, Humber River and Black Creek. . Our NEW LOCATION IS: 1901 Weston Rd., Weston, Ont., Unit 6, MIN 3P5. Phone 247â€"3664 Volunteers urgently needed You are beautifully cooperative with those you trust and can both follow their lead successfully and lead those who see in you sincerity and ability. CANCER In other words, if your child will turn four years old before the end of June, 1980, he or she can start long as space is available in existing junior kinderâ€" garten classes. Setting forth naively in new directions, relying too much on the unknown, might be a costly expeâ€" rience. Holding together with true helpers could lead to gains for all. school now. The same polâ€" icy will apply next year for children who turn four between January and June 1981. You perceive, before it‘s too late, that pressing forâ€" ward aggressively to gain something would upset natural equilibrium and bring down retribution and suffering. Don‘t go to extremes. SCORPIO LIBRA You‘re enjoying an abilâ€" ity to fit your efforts in natâ€" urally and easily with the limitations that produce tangible results. Good relaâ€" tions continue. CAPRICORN Pupils who participate in the earlyâ€"entry program will not be automatically placed in senior kinderâ€" garten in the following school year. They will simply receive a longer junâ€" ior ~kindergarten expeâ€" rience â€" up to 16 months instead of the usual 10 months. PISCES VIRGO You‘re involved with teaching and training both yourself and others. You enjoy establishing useful limits for yourself. Don‘t miss interesting opporâ€" tunities. You enjoy beauty and prosperity in your home and family. You manage money cleverly and break through obstacles. Your special talents allow you to A monumental, unforâ€" gettable meeting with true kindred spirits will dispel the darkness and bring you into a deep unity. You become strong. AQUARIUS Community outreach programs If there are any volunteers who could provide translation services, (Italian, Greek, Spanish, Korean, Punjabi and others) for the series then please contact Paul Chamberlain, Community School Coâ€"Ordinator, 651â€"4561, or Elaine Gaberâ€"Katz, Community Liason Officer, 766â€"6141. Sponsored by The Board of Education for the Borough of York and the Rawlinsonâ€" Humewood Community School Project. Panel Discussion. You should preâ€"register. East location March 24. West location April 21. What Are Human Rights? March 31 at Humewood. March 24 at George Syme. Human rights lawyer. Your should preâ€"register. East location March 31. West location March 24. Immigrant Family and Juvenile Law. April 14 at Rawlinson. April 28 at George Syme. Talk and discussion with immigration and family lawyers, one West Indian and one Italian. You should preâ€"register. East location April 14. West location April 28. Self Defense. April 21 at Rawlinson and George Syme. Police from 12th and 13th Divisions will come to speak on how citizens can help to prevent many crimes. You should preâ€"register. Both East and West locations. Dealing With Cultural Conflicts Between Parents and~Ch1'lEire;1“Avpr:l 28 at Rawlinson. March 31 at George Syme. A frank and open discussion about differing expectations. You should preâ€"register East location April 28. West location March 31. Your position requires simple continuance, withâ€" out plans to make ambiâ€" tious waves. You may find yourself in a tailspin but someone unexpected proâ€" vides a way out. Help with completing documents and forms. Information on community services. Referral to appropriate agencies. General supportive counselling. Will operate every evening during the series at both locations. Only lower or moderate income levels will be helped. Seniors and nonâ€"English speaking people welcome. You must make an appointment. Will operate every evening during the series at both locations. LEQ Dealing With Racial Conflicts in the Immigrant Community. March 24 at Humewood. April 14 at George Syme. Community Resources and Information. Every Monday (starting March 24) at both East and West locations. SAGITTARIUS In facing opponents who are invincible, it‘s best to size up possibilities and retreat to a favourable position. â€" Extra benefits come in relations between young and old. There will be 3 locations at which the programs are presented. The East location includes 1. Rawlinson Junior Public School, 231 Glenholm Avenue. 2. Humewood Junior Public School, 15 Cherrywood. Contact Paul Chamberlain 651â€"4561. The West location is George Syme Junior Public School, 69 Pritchard Ave. Contact Elaine Gaberâ€"Katz 766â€"6141. Please phone for appointment and preâ€"registration. Free Income Tax Clinic. Every Monday (starting March 24) at both East and West locations. There will be a community outreach program this spring in both the east and west ends of the Borough of York. It will run from March 24 to April 28. It will be held every Monday (excluding Easter Monday) from 7:30 â€" 9:30 p.m. The series is designed to provide information and assistance to the immigrant and ethnic population in the Borough. The Program is free and open to everyone. (Seniors are especially welcome.) Location Anna‘s Reading Boutique I will help you with all your Problems in Home Business & Finances. Nothing is beyond my reach. Private Card & Palm Readings You‘re Always A Winner.... Dalt‘s 1980 Civic Hatchback e M s rmmemesmmm will be on display at the West _ W Side Mall. Ticket to be & drawn during Funfest ‘80. * * % Last vear‘s winner of a w A "24 656â€"9252 Daits Honda Last year‘s winner ol & Dalt Civic Hatchback 2343 Eglinton Ave. W. 789â€"4101 With a car from whok l n THE YORK NEWS April 1980 Page 11