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- Horoscope.

Week of

@asza Nov. (5-21, 1987 means

a ARIES (March 21-Apizi! 20):
: The pattern for this week is

hardly a simple one. It is
marked with close ties, money and

new plans.

TAURUS (April 21-May
ha 20): You can accomplish far
more than you had original-
ly thought possibie. But in order to

do it, you must maintain your

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):

'$. more than a question,

of affection. What’s

called for is trust — on all levels.
And that’s not easy to come by.

CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Realize that your personal
life is in a state of transition.
And it will be for some time. Try to

lighten the grip.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Call,
contact, and in general meet
with those who have a real

influence on the ebb and flow of
our world,

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Sidestep any tendency now
to be harsh or insensitive to

others. Much of what you say this
week will long be remembered.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
This can be an extremely im-
portant week for you, one in
which you realize your heart’s desire.
And that is a considerable feat.

SCORPIO (Gct. 23-Nov.

22): Before you come out in-

to the bright light of day,
finish some vital behind-the-scenes
work. It will require real effort.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
. -Dec. 21): Friends and close

associates are everywhere. If
you’re not careful, they could pull
you off your original course of
action.

J CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
aa 19): Stand your ground, but

hold it with grace, humor
and an acute sense of the right mo-

ment. You will get your way, after
all. . . °

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
i FE 18): One thing leads to

another this week. Sudden-
ly, you find yourself in close contact
with those in power postions. -

boa PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
q The week ahead promises to
be one of complex undertak-

‘ings, as you now plan, plot and

scheme, Stay with it!

Songs delve intc B.C. past

FOLKSINGER JOHN McLachlan of North Van-
couver will be bringing his songs of the province’s
vibrant history to Presentation House for a concert
there Nov. 15.

With band Canadian Sky, the North Vancouver
performer will feature songs from his two original
albums, the most recent of them being called Ease of
Shadows,

A frequent performer in pubs, lounges and folk

festivals, McLachlan’s songs delve into British Col-
umbia’s past, exploring mining towns, shipwrecks and
such.

McLachlan will be joined by bassist Rob Marr,
drummer Dale Diduck, guitarist Howie Abel and vio-
linist Daniel Lapp for the 8 p.m. North Vancouver
concert.

For ticket information or more details, call Pres-
entation House at 986-1351.

FOLKSINGER JOHN McLachlan of North Vancouver is appearing at Presentation House on Nov. 15 with
band Canadian Sky. The group will feature songs from McLachlan’s two original albums, which use
B.C. history as the subject for the works’ lyrics. Concert time is 8 p.m.

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