26 - Sunday, February 19, 1995 — North Shore News horas a eS = fee Se one iveen me ed rms andy rem scat incettarm Ae TAI me confusion, Wednesday and Thursday. Ask for clarity. Auend to objectives, Friday. Saturday is for play. Lucky numbers: 1, 29, 44, tS) TAURUS (April 21-May 21) Early week, Taurus, maintain your centre. Avoid unwanted dramas. You'll need - to listen well to others, Wednesday. Career heavens above TIME TO share with my readers some potent infor- mation about the planet Chiron. Chiron was discovered on Nov. 1, 1977, while located at four degrees of Taurus. It is a small body that orbits the Sun between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus. As . such it symbolizes a bridge in con- sciousness between the personality dimension (Sun through Saturn) “-and the soul/spirit world (Uranus and beyond). It takes between 49 and 51 years to make a full cycle through the zodiac. Its logo is the key, emphasizing Chiron’s power ™*="10 open doorways to higher con- sciousness. Since its discovery, Chiron has become strongly affiliated with the concept of the maverick, the ~ Ageless Wisdom, interest in herbal- ‘ism and magic. Chiron was the . chief Centaur (half-man, half- horse) from Greek mythology and " taught many of the Gods, -- Goddesses and famous mortals. This planet relates to your main life Quest. ’. The “Chiron principle” is deeply at work in our lives. Wherever 26 degrees + Virgo is in| our charts is “Chironized” at this time. As The Great Bear - — Planet Earth.(a great magazine) reports: “Zane Stein, author and astrologer, -who studied Chiron, has suggested . ‘that outside of chronological (or Saturmian) time, there is what ‘might be called ‘Chirological time’ or being in a ‘state of Chiros.’ When devastating circumstances shift you out of daily routines and “*normal life cycles’, and toss you into.a kind of eternal now, Chiron .— natally and/or by transit — best - be examined. In these strange non- “ lime periods, the regular clock ‘ceases to be totally important and . your space of consciousness becomes all-important. This con- -nects to Chiron’s orbital Jink between rigid, time-keeping Saturn and transpersonal, soul-liberating Uranus.” Be aware that this energy within —_— ols connects to twilight zones and, “again, odd experience in-and-out-of - chronological time. Chiron will remain retrograde until May 19th when it will go forward (from our perspective) at 20 degrees of ‘Virgo. February 19-25, 1995 ST ARIES (March 21-April 20) : Sunday, Aries, die to the past. Don't adhere to the same routine, carly week. Some a advancement, Thursday. Watch compulsive spending, Friday. Be pragmatic, Saturday. TOL cemant (may 22-June 21) Mind your own business, Sunday, Gemini. Stand on ultimate truth, carly week. Take one step at a time, mid-week. Stay with priorities, Thursday and Friday. Consider physical check-up. Saturday, be tolerant. GN CANCER (June 22-July 23) Don't overdo anything, Sunday, Cancer. Respond to others’ needs, early week. /A few relationship choices, Wednesday. Thursday, you resist someone's advances. Improve attitude, Friday. Saturday, relax, ? LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Lie low, Sunday, Leo. Avoid trou- ble. Serve someone, Monday. Tuesday, emo- tional. Make peace, Wednesday, Thursday, follow through. Compassion is called for, Friday. Saturday, a surprise visit for some of you, VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) ‘Give something to the community, Sunday, Virgo. Make no false proomiscs, early week. © Practise self-reliance, Wednesday. Thursday, no need to compro- mise. Too much “busyness”, Friday. Relax. Romance, Saturday. fH LIBRA (Sept. 24-Cet. 23) You want to save money, Sunday. Libra. Early week, do what you need to do. Avoid distraction. Communicate clearly, Wednesday. Someone needs your help, Thursday. Pay attention to closest relation- ship, Friday. Saturday, you are persuasive. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You fee! undermined at home, early week, Scorpio. Tuesday, you are secretive (as usual), New career direction from mid-week, on. You haven't been diserect. Consequences, Friday. Organize your life, Saturday. Time to align with your prurpose. - Don't allow another to pressure you, Sunday, Sagittarius. Monday, clear. You make the right decision. Speak up, Tuesday. Mid-week, emphasis on home life. More sociable, Friday. Saturday. good bargains available. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 20) Love yourself more, Sunday, Capricom. Your optimism pays off, early week. Mid-week, be the eye of the hurricane. A few challenges, Friday. You'll overcome. _ Some stress, Saturday. Relax. Treat yourself to a massage. Wry AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb, 19) You offer good counsel to a friend, early week, Aquarius, Ask how your partner is feeiing, mid-week, Move ahead with eco- nomic plans, Thursday. Energy down a bit, Friday. Rest. Popularity soars, Saturday. ‘ Enjoy! 3€ PISCES (Feb, 20-March 20) Be very cautious while travelling. Sunday, Pisces. A good career opportunity, early week. Put your best foot forward, Wednesday. Presentation, important. People want you, Thursday. Friday, be flexible. Love and be loved, Saturday. Robert Aiken, an internationally known professional astrologer with 35 years’ experience, offers thor- ough, in-depth, tape-recorded astro- logical readings. Although he is currently in Hawaii," readings can be ordered by writing to P.O, Box ~ 30026,. 3650 Mr. Seymour. Pkwy.; North Vancouver V7H 2Y0, or phon- ing 926-496! or 1-(808)-875-9555 ‘Sure! The People Get Seat Belts... but what about USI Please be a responsible pet owner and provide your dog with a protective kennel! fastened to the centre of your vehicle. Better yet, leave your dog at home. A message from your local SP-CA. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. Z1) un shop shrapnel “DO YOU have the right to take away the thrill of a little boy buying his first rifle with his father or mother?" asked Don Egginton. NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL By Martin Millerchip And Geraldine Silva. offered North Vancouver District council- lors a green garbege bag to tint their TV screens “so you can’t see the violence that is the norm.” Double-barreled rhetoric was back in force at district hall Monday night as council once again debated measures that would have restricted, and perhaps eliminated, the opening of any more gun shops in the municipality. A motion tabled by Coun. Emie Crist called for a staff report on the feasibility of limiting the wholesal- ing or retailing of firearms to com- mercial zones with a minimum dis- tance of 10 km between them. Because of existing firearms busines:es in the district, the restriction would effectively elimi- nate further gun shops from open- ing. Crist’s motion also suggested Chris Wilson Games wrestling medalist medalist Angela Chalmers Olympic & Commoawecith _ Olymp.? & Commonweolth james middle distance that gun shops be: prevented from displaying mer- chandise in shop windows; ® limited as to the form of exterior advertising and B limited to adults only. An earlier attempt in January by Coun. Janice Harris to amend dis- trict zoning and ban further gun shops attracted a large and vocal pro-gun lobby and so did Crist's motion. Speaker after speaker told coun- cil that gun collectors, target shoot- ers and hunters are law-abiding cit- izens who are already adequately, if not overly regulated. They argued that further regula- tion of gun shops would do nothing INJURY | Free. Initial Consultation Douglas W. Lahay CLARK, WILSON BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 800-885 West Georgia Street, Van. 687-5700 H 24 HOUR MESSAGE 643-3161 ICBC’s policies are not law. I will get you a fair settlement or trial award. Borry Houlihan Charmaine Crooks BCIY Sportscaster ond © Olympit & Commonweoith former BC Lion Games sprint medalist BC tions Stor ond flies to combat societal violence or cre- ate public safety. Gail Branson, manager of Castle Armoury Ltd., asked why. she should have to cover up her wares. “T have as much right as the next retailer to both advertise and dis- play tny products,” said Branson. “Firearms are legal. It’s not as if 1 am trying to display pornography or luring children into a life of crime.” Council appeared to agree. with Branson as only Harris supported Crist’s motion. Coun. Don Bell said he felt there was already sufficient regulation of firearms. Continued Beli, “When we hear from the police that we have got a problem we can deal with that.” Allison Sydor World Champion ond Gene cyclist lul Passaglia “ey Cup hero Join us! Invest $5 and wear your Yellow. Ribbon on KidSport Day, March 3,1995. The KidSport Fund was established in 1993. 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