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16 - Friday, November 6, 1987 - North Shore News

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Nov, 8-14, 1987

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© By Lillian Bono 203 a NF

ARIES (March 21-April 20):
Concentrate on what must
t be done within your home

environment. In itself, this proves to
be no small task this week.

TAURUS (April 21-May

20): Allow all forms of com-

munication to carry you
through an extremely active week.
Your base of operations is also in-
volved by mid-week.

goa | GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
te LA The money question runs the

tisk of remaining just that —
a question! Do whatever is called for
to activate the subject.

CANCER (June 21-July 22):
You're able to gain the atten-
tion of those in power.

Know this and be ready to go on
stage at any given time.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):

After what seems like an

endless round of delays and
false starts, you're finally able to get
a new endeavor under way.

@ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Strike out for what you want
over the next seven days. Do

not allow anyone, or anything, to get

in your Way.

New music heard

NEW MUSIC works by North
Vancouver musician Arne
Eigenfeldt and North Vancouver
composer Mark Armanini are be-
ing presented at the Western Front
Lodge Nov. 8.

Critical Band, featuring the
playing of Eigenfeldt and the
musical pieces of Armanini, is
featured in one of two Eclectic
Electric nights of contemporary
and innovative new music being
hosted by the Vancouver Pro
Musica Society.

Joining the band will’ be a
number of guest artists, including
Daniel Scheidt, a North Shore res-
ident and composer who. puts
together bright new music pieces.

Computer operator Eigenfeldt
guides his computer to behave like
a musician, complementing and
augmenting the sounds of the
other players in the group.

“It’s all going into the computer ”
and the computer has an idea of
what’s going to happen and it’ll
respond. accordingly,’’ Eigenfeidt
explained.

““What we’re trying to do is in-
corporate (jazz, ethno and
classical) into something that is
aesthetically pleasing and intellec-
tually stimutating,’’ said
Eigenfeldt, who is completing a
masters degree in computer music.

Vancouver's Western Front
Lodge is at 303 East Eighth Ave.
Showtime is 8 p.m.

Spanish Restaurant
in
4 Edgemont Village /

if LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
j Keep your place in line, even
+. —-4 though others are not as easy
to work with as usual. This means

that someone wants what you have.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
4 22): Ferret out the ways in
which to advance your per-
sonal aims. This will prove to be far

more exciting than you think.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23

-Dec. 21): Work on financial

concerns before you plunge

into the near future. After all, you

must rebuild that power base of
ours.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Revise whatever must be
revised, so that you can get
on with money matters. Your judg-
ment is certain to be brought into

play now.

' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
oe 18): This is one week in
- which you must apply your

skill at talking to everyone. It should
be done to help promote your posi-
tion at work.

bavi! PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
a Your private life is threaded
throughout the week, and in

a way that has a direct bearing on
your general environment. Go

slowly.

‘Giants’ come
to North Van

WILD, WEIRD and wonderful
giants come to the stage at the
Centennial Theatre in North Van-
couver Nov. 8 for the third offer-
ing of the Fall Family Festival.

A new art form not distinctly
mime, masks or dance, the Theatre
of the Giants blends many
disciplines, with the masks and
costumes Original fibre creations.

In the North Vancouver show, a
series of mythical and humorous
characters are brought to life with
a collection of traditional native
stories and legends.

Audience members will see a
15-foot dajising flamingo, the
eating stomachs and something
dubbed as the legend of the fat boy
and giants without hearts.

“It’s really a spectacular little
piece,’’ Centennial Theatre
publicist Lorraine Aspden said of
the flamingo. ‘It’s fascinating and
interesting stuff — it’s just com-
pletely unique. It’s a blend of all
different things.’’

Under creator David Secunda,
the show has toured to Quebec, the
Ottawa Summer Dance Festival
and the International Summer Arts
Festival in Hong Kong.

The giants and their perfor-
mance can be seen Nov. 8 at 2
p.m. at the North Vancouver
theatre. Call 984-4484 for ticket
information or more details.

Come to the Blarney Stone and
KISS YOUR TROUBLES GOODBYE!
A lively Gastown restaurant with Irish
and contemporary entertainment.
Tuesday's are Irish Folk Night.

Singin’ & Dancin’ with
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