44 - Sunday, October 2, 1988 - North Shore News

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ARIES (March 21-April 20):

The core of your security

your time and undivided at-
tention now or at least. it should.
Close ties are also hi; ted.

TAURUS (April 21-May

2): Be ready to call, contact

and meet with those impor-

tant in your life. Current projects are
of it all.

GEMINI (May 21-Sane 20):

a You can win, even though
appearances or your im-
agination seem to suggest otherwise.
Know that your personal power isin

effect.

CANCER (June 21-July 22):

This can be your power play

week. But you must follow
your own intuition and timing.
That’s vital!

LEO : (July 23-Aug. 22):

ez. Work behind-the-scenes

first. Then by midweek,

you’ll be more than ready to step to
the center of the .

zt VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Getting what you want is the
issue. However, you may

just have to concentrate on wat you

Options for

GET INVOLVED in your com-
munity today by volunteering to
assist an agency or individual.

Listed below is a sampling of the

opportunities at the North Shore
Information and Volusteer Centre.

INTERESTED-IN THEATRE?
A theatre group is looking for
someone with office skills to take
minutes at a monthly meeting as
well as assist with the typing of a
newsletter. Hours are the first
Wednesday evening of each
month. Volunteer will receive free
theatre tickets.

MUSIC HALL EN-
THUSIASTS. A driver with a class
IV_ licence is wanted to drive
seniors to a music hall concert the
last Wednesday of every month at
1 p.m. Driver will receive free
tickets to the concert.

PUPPETEERS, If you are or
would like to be a puppeteer, a
program Kids on the Block is look-
ing for people to manipulate
threé-foot-high hand and rod pup-—
pets. The program is designed to
stress the positive aspects of
various disabilities to school
children aged 8 to 12 years. Orien-

Week of
Oct. 2-4 1963

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):

as Stand your ground this
week. Keep in mind that tact

and diplomacy are still your best

weapons in any situation.

SCORPit)} (Oct. 23-Nov.

22): Outlb.es, concepts and

special formats are

highlighted and thvy will open the

way to conditions in the immediate
uture.

ry SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
-Dec. 21): Your sense of

direction scems to be in a
state of flux. Try to slow down a bit
now — .

| Alliances
agreements are threaded

throughout this week. Your sense of ~
detail will

het enormously.

Py Y: AQUARIUS (Gan. 20-Febd.
18): The work scene is alive
with activity. You're able to
structure a total new set of condi-

tions, fill your life. Ail of this will
Headl to revised cireumstapers.

volunteers

tation and training ‘provided.
Hours are flexibic.

CANDY STRIPERS aged 14 to ©
18 years who are patient and.
understanding

and who enjoy the
company of seniors are wanted to
visit with and help feed seniors in
care facilities. Hours are one
weekday after school. Orientation
Provided.

EXPERIENCED ‘RECEP-
TIONIST over 19 years is wanted
by a friendly busy centre to answer
phones and greet the public. If you
have a good phone manner and are
interested in. your community call
about this opportanity. Hours are
Monday or Thursday from 10am.
to 3:30 p.m.

LITERARY ASSISTANT-

wanted to assist blind author with
proofreading of manuscript. Vol-
unteer should have some
background in the literary field

‘and an understanding of the blind.

If you are -interested in these or
other volunteer call
Joan at 985-7138 at the North
Shore Information and Volunteer
Centre, a participating agency of
the United Way. a

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: HALLWAY HALL
be shown. In this animated film, papier mache pup-
pets plunge into the job of making costumes.

On Saturday, Oct. 29, Halioween is the theme. At
10:30 a.m., four to eight year olds can join in a Hal-
Ioween Saturday storytime. At 1:30, students from
grades 1 to 7 are invited to come in costume for
games, weird stories and surprises. Pre-registration is
required for the 1:30 event.

The North Vancouver City Library is located at 121
W. 14th St. For further information contact 980-4424.

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THE NORTH Vancouver City Library has a line-up
of children’s programs planned for October.

PJ Storytime, for four to eight year olds, will be
held Wednesdays, Oct. 5 and 19 at 7 p.m. Bring your
favorite dumb joke to share with the group on Oct. 5
and join in funny stories, songs and games. On Oct.
19 not-too-scary stories will be told in preparation for
Halloween. Children are invited to bring their parents
along for coffee.

On Saturday, Oct. 22 at 1:30 p.m., Masquerade will

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