BROOM-HILDA

GAYLORD'S BEEN WINDOW-
SHOPPING AT THAT STORE FOR
AN HOUR ! WHAT AN EGO !

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43 -— Sundsy, October 29, 1989 - North Shore News

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| ARIES (March 21-April 20):
ail New starts this week cause
you to feel alive, vibrant and
fully in charge of your own destiny.
Money is involved.
om TAURUS (April 21-May
‘4 29): Centre all your energy
on the development of new
alliances and agreements. Negotia-
tions are also favorable within ex-
isting ties and associations.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
RR Your work scene takes on a

new dimension. This in-
cludes new people as well as
titillating ideas. Go for it.

| wy | CANCER (June 21-JSuly 22):

This particular new moon in
your sun sign of Scorpio
takes place in your fifth house of

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Money matters are filled
with excitement as well as a

sense of urgency. Pace yourself so
that you can talk with everyone.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
ed 22): This week marks the
start of your own personal
year. Close-to-the-heart projects are
favored.
| } SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
& -Dec. 21): Behind-the-scenes
t——! efforts now favor your am-

bitions throughout this week. Meet
with those who share your ideas and

objectives.
[| 19): Getting what you want
is in the forefront of your ac-

tions. You will brook no_ inter-

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

love affairs and creativity. A new
romance takes shape or a current one
is revitalized.

LEO (Suiy 23-Aug. 22):

E: | Basic security is strengthen-

gh! AQUARIUS (£:n. 20-Feb.
ed over the course of the j 18): The way now opens for
week. Have the facts at hand and gain and advancement. Both

sidestep any form of sarcasm. work and incomes are highlighted.
Lock to the immediate

. VERGO (Agog. 23-Sept. 22): .____,
=
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future this week. It is there

Express yourself without

concern about criticism.

Your claims are valid and your in-
sight now gives you thebackup that that you find the answers you have
‘ou need. been scarching for. They do exist.

ference, and you will leave no stone
unturned.

MAYBE WILMA'S OAY PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):

ISN'T SO EASY
AFTER ALLS

BUY UP ALL THE STOCK oF

THE FINANCIAL JOURNAL HAS AN EDITORIAL
THE FINANCIAL JOURNAL!

CRITICIZING OUR BOYING UP STOCK OF
6.0. INDUSTRIES!

BAKING BLINTZES for the upcoming Hadassah bazaar are
members of the North Shore Chapter of the Hadassah-WIZO, (left to
tight) Gina Grunberger, Ria Haberer and Helen Hoffman. The
bazaar, which will feature Jewish foods, auctions, family entertain-
ment and more, will be held at the PNE Forum and Food buildings,
Nov. 1 to 2, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

ANIMAL CRACKERS
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WHATS IT CALLED 2) MATERIALIST.

LOCAL HADASSAH-WIZO CHAPTER
| GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL SALE

THE NORTH Shore’s Massada chapter of the Hadassah-WIZO is one
of many branches across the Lower Mainland involved in the upcom-
ing Hadassah-WIZO Bazaar and Exposition ai the PNE.

The annual event takes place this year on Wednesday, Nov. 1 and
Thursday, Nov. 2 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Pacific National
Exhibition’s Forum ard Food Buildings.

The event includcs three auctions — a silent auction with dinners,
trips and travel packages, a giant auction stocked with hundreds of
new and used items, and a fashion 2uction wiih new fashion items and

iccessories.

There will also be family entertainment and bargains in clothing,
kitchen items, accessories, shoes, coats, books and toys.

Home baking and Jewish foods such as prakes, varenikas, biintzes,
lox and cream cheese, knishes and chicken soup with matza balls will
be on sale fur hungry bargain hunters. :

The bazaar is put together by hundreds of Hadassah-WIZO women
who volunteer their time and talents for the nox-profit organization.
Tae proceeds from the bazaar go toward buying equipment and main-
taining buildings for the organization’s many projecis io Israel, in-
Cuding hospitals, day-care centres, youth centres and educational
sorvices.

PET CORNER

D.O.N.A.T.E. — five or six-month-old puppy needs a home. Although
he has smooth hair, he hes a good deal of poodle in his history. Phone
Doris Orr, 937-9015. Also wanting 3 home: Coc-a-poo, cream color with
beige markings; pure-bred Datisatian: 32-month-old puppy; part Black
Lab and part wire-hair Poinizs; small Border Collie; several young and
healthy cats. Please phone 987-9055 or 988-5643.

PETS LTD needs good homes for pure-bred Yorkshire Terrier (adults
only); pure-bred Welsh Terrier (adulis only); Peke cross Coc-a-poo;
Border Collie cross pup; young Black Lab.; Golden Retriever cross;
Doberman cross; Lab. cross Terrier; puze-bred Liasa Apso; selection of
healthy young cats (have sliots, spayed or weutered). Please call 988-7461
or 738-3794.