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wp" 13 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, February 8, 1994 DAVID BISHOP Your Weekly Astro Advisor February 9 - February 15 AQUARIUS: (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) You are susceptible to quarrelling among coworkers; there even may be friction with figures in authority. This is a good week to exercise caution and care in business dealings, both in the physical and financial realms. Be generous and create a warm mood that will increase your popularity. PISCES: (Feb. 20 - Mar. 19) Romance may be brought your way through your interest in social activities and pussuits like religion and volunteer work. There is also a great love of children, which may incline you to pursue romance in the hopes of obtaining offspring. Be careful unless the conditions are favourable for the future. ARIES: (Mar. 19 - Apr. 20) Relations with family and friends will solidify and you may benefit financially from the association with a relative. This may also be a time of inheritance. However, you may experience a loss of financial stature because you are required 10 support a relative or other family member. TAURUS: (Apr.21 - May 21) You greatly enjoy social and romantic activities. You truly desire 'fun' and should not hesitate 10 get to know new people and form new acquaintances. Also, love is in full bloom and it's a good time to fully demonstrate the depth of affections to loved ones. GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21) Much of your time and energies will be spent in the search for domestic happiness. It is a good time to take on an event that uses the home as a means of group entertainment. Start making plans for that renovation that you have had in the back of your mind for awhile. CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) Your creative urges and abilities are heightened over the next 12 - 14 days, which could bring personal and career gains. You will find many rewarding experiences along the way. You find new insight into yourself and foresight in all dealing (practical and romantic). Balance is the key for the week. LEO: (July 23 - Aug. 22) A restlessness 1s upon you, which could manifest itself as a nee to strike out on your own, giving your creative energies free reign. Be careful in the way you act towards employers for the next eight days. Your love relationships are invigorated, and if uninvolved, you will find a new love interest. VIRGO: (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Your interest in religion and philosophy takes you on a journey that develops much self-insight and understanding, provided you are prepared to let go of several life long values. Talk among friends is usually serious dunng the next few weeks as you rediscover your perception of your purpose in life LIBRA: (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Your energy is high and all of your creative juices are flowing. If new children do not fit into your plans night now, be very careful when involved romantically. If you give your best night now, much success can be yours in other creative endeavours. SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) You will find a great deal of frustration and feelings of inadequacy happening in your week. It's important to realize that failures at work may not be your fault This is a good time to engage in some kind of physical activity that will help to burn off some excess emotionalism in a healthy fashion. SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) You are apt to engage in a very romantic relationship based principally upon emotions. You may feel the need to secure your own feelings of esteem through another person, thus you may try to increase your power of attraction (whether consciously or subconsciously) during the next 15 days. . CAPRICORN: (Dec. 23 - Jan. 20) You will find that this week is a week where the work can best be described as boring. There may be tedious things for you to do now. Remember though that these details are necessary for the success of a project, particularly a long term one. Be patient and do not get distracted. A Look at Birthdays Happening This Week Your optimistic attitudes will turn others away from you. If you suffer from chronic tiredness or illness, it will be difficult to prove yourself, so be especially careful regarding diet and health matters. You will be stronger coming into the spring if you are well-rested. whatever the current situation is, it is going to improve, most likely in the area of your employment. Financial problems will no longer plague you. INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LIL 1B9 ws 985-7306 All Types of Insurance a, Sled Smart team works to cut snowmobile deaths Snowmobiling is the recreational activity with the second highest number of fatalities per year (second to boating). In hopes of reducing the accident toll, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) is reaching out to all snowmobilers this winter with a safety initiative called Sled Smart. A two-person Sled Smart Education Team (Lesley Andrews and Stephen Galang) is currently travelling throughout Ontario, appearing at high schools, snowmobile clubs and special events, encouraging people to Ride Safe, Ride Sober. In past years, alcohol has been a contributing factor in 75% of all snowmobiling accidents, says John Blaicher, OFSC Marketing Director. People who've been drinking should no more operate = snowmobile than they should get behind the wheel of a car. According to information the OFSC receives from Provincial Police, there were 12 fatal Nov. 12, 1993 and Jan. 9, 1994. Speed and thin ice were a factor in all of the accidents, and five were alcohol related. All of the victims were male. None of the accidents took place on an OFSC marked trail, says Blaicher. And only four of the people killed held an OFSC Trail Pass. Clearly, information about safe snowmobiling needs to be spread well beyond our own members. We are making it our responsibility to alert as many snowmobilers as possible to the potential dangers, whether they're OFSC members or not. As a new sponsor of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs, Nissan Canada Inc. also believes that the Ride Safe, Ride Sober campaign needs to reach the widest possible audience. That's why, this winter, the Sled Smart team will be travelling Ontario in a 1994 Nissan Pathfinder. "Actively promoting the responsible use of both vehicles and natural resources is a commitment that Nissan shares wholeheartedly with the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs," says Richard Marcotte, Director, Eastern Region, Nissan Canada Inc. 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