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The week of

August 25, 198?

© By Lillian Bono - yy mem yy HY

ARIES (March 21-April 20):
pra Financial security is upcom-
ing because of a good

business deal. Take advantage of
everything offered this week.
‘FAURUS (April 21-May 20):
This is the perfect week to get
out and paint the town!
Don’t let a recent empty feeling stop
you from having a good time.
GEMINI (May 21June 20):
AY Neighborhood problems
may be on the mend, but
community matters must be settled
before that final sigh of relief.

CANCER (June 21-JSuly 22):
ace Be discreet in a love situation
that should not see the light
of day! Pursue avenues of adventure

less likely *3 backfire.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):

Strangers appear looking for

information you may not
want to give. Take ever precaution to
avoid mishaps.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

Become interested in fine arts

and creative endeavors. Take
the first step, it’s time to shine and
be recognized.

BARRE

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
roo | Employees and domestic
workers could cause tou, h

problems. Try to do as much as you
can on your own,

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov, 22):
Cope Do not put off doing impos-
tant work, it will haunt you

later. Attempt to get details settled
before going on vacation.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
NS Dec. 21): Spruce up your im-
age: get yourself together.

This is a good time to meet p cople.
Your self-importance is growing
daily.
CAPRICORN (Dee. 22.Jaa.
19): Friends help during this
disturbing time. You need to
rely on their judgment. Real estate
matters could get out of hand.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
Iota 4 18): Be on the taking end of

a love affair. Don't give too
much or you'll lose respect. Be pa-
Uent with one in your care.

Sa PISCES (Feb, 19-March 20):
ate| Home maintenance pro-
blems may arise. Have ap-

pliances checked out. Love awaits in
strange places.

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THE FRESH-PICKED FLAVOUR OF RIPE,

JUICY PEACHES WITH A SPLASH OF

Exhibit first step
in artist's dream

NORTH VANCOUVER = artist
Amy Wilson's hopes have come
one step closer.

Now, until Aug. 1, Wilson has
her first-ever showing at the Arts
Club Theatre on Seymour Street in
Vancouver — and seven of her
twelve bright acrylic paintings have
already sold for $100 each.

“T want to paint, sell them and
not have a day job,”’ said Wilson,
27, who works at a downtown
theatre to support herself.

She began her professional art
career five years ago, drawing
“Sale’’ signs for a bakery where
she worked.

“People kept asking where they
could buy those signs and asking
why I was working in a bakery,”
she said. ‘‘! finally thought,‘Why
am | working in a bakery?’ and
feft.””

She started a small sign painting
business and then attended the
Capilano College commercial art
program because it was cheap and
convenient. After working as a
commercial artist for a year she

TOGETHER THEY'RE TERRIFIC IN A NEW

COOLER THAT’S TEMPTING. TOTALLY

REFRESHING.

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decided she wanted to paint can-
vases, and quit commercial art.

Her paintings are bright, bold,
innovative canvases with tides like
Popsicles from Hell, a large blue
popsicle surrounded by flames.

She said she intends to move to
San Francisce «oon because she

likes the city and thinks it has a
more active arts community than
Vancouver.

“1 don’t know what to expect,”
Wilson said. “If [ can make
money I'll probably stay there,
although Vancouver is home,’’ she
said.

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