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[| ARIES (March 21-April 20):
Your interest in financial
matters is justified. You will

receive the backup and support that
ou Crave so much.

“TAURUS (Aoprit 21-May
ae 20): Use your skill at creating

a workable arrangement.
Now is the ideal time to put more
than one project together.

re GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
The work scene comes alive
as you move from one
associate to the next. You must come
to grips, though, with a new
arrangement.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Part of your private world
seems to be on hold.
However, you can spend just so
much time. Work now beckons.

LEO (uly 23-Aug. 22):
4 Home-related matters refuse
‘to be placed on the back
burner. And into the midst of this

wanders your personal life.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

a) All forms of communica-
tions are acceptable at ihis

time. It is from dialogue and conver-
sation that you now move forward.

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
3s The cash flow has not stop-
. You must learn what

still needs to be done.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
22): You're at the centre of
the stage this week. Your

particular audience wants you now
above anyone else.

SAGITEARIUS (Nov. 23
-Dec. 21): Blend various
ideas and concepts together.

That is what’s called for if you are
to stake your claim at this point.

j CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

aR (9): ‘Visualize the current

situation, and see yourself as

you really are. This can be a factor

in Successfully moving forward. ___

AGUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
a 18): It seems that secrecy
now becomes your friend
and companion. Rely on it in a

number of ways now.

nator 1 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
att | Look to the future for the

answer that you’re seeking.
Flexibility now helps, as more than

one special arrangement is involved.

‘\Help’s at hand

HELP’S AT Hand, a _ weekly
feature by the North Shore [nfor-
mation and Volunteer Centre, an-
swers questions about and

sses such topics as govern-
ment pelicies and programs,
benefits, consumer and legal
rights, taxation and public ser-

‘ vices:

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NOUR OTHER
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ANY THING

Answers published in this cok
umn are intended only as a general
guide and should not be applied to
specific individual cases without

further consultation.
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ARE YCU new to the North.

Shore? ...

if 80, there are probably maazy
questions you need answered and
information you requite regarding

services and resources in the com-

munity. -

A good ‘starting point is to call
the North Shore Information and
Volunteer Centre at 985-7138. The
Information Centre deals daily
with a variety of inquiries and is

‘|. ‘well equipped to answer your
__ questions. ,
4» This non-profit organization
. tnaintains a computerized data

bank and, with only.a phone‘call

~ from you, is able:to provide .in-

formation on.all-commumnity ser-
vices, for example: daycare, recre-
ational programs, health and gov-
“ernment ~ services," crisis and
counselling services, senior
resources, special interest groups,
clubs, associations and self-help
groups.

So if you require a doctor to

care for yourself and your family,

_ the centre is able to give you a list

PET CORNER

D.O.N.A.T.E. — “Baddy,’’ a beautiful good-natured, neutered, 10-
month-old Blue Heeler (in photo) phone Doris Orr 987-9015. Also
waiting for a home: pure-bred Schnauzer; pure-bred Westie, pure-bred
Dalmatian; pure-bred Boxer; Cocker Maltese; Lab Wiermaraner; Terrier
cross; long-hair white cat; pair of tabby kittens; long-hair black cat; and
others. Please phone 987-9015 o7 988-5643.

PETS LTD needs geod homes for: exceileat 18-month-old puse-bred
wirehair Fox Terrier; pure-bred wireheir German Pointer; pure-bred
white Shepherd; 11-menth-old large Black Lab.; healthy oldes Malti-Poo;

11-month-old Doberman cross; Husky cross; seven-month-old Chocolate - 5

Lab. cross; two seven-week-old orange kittens, handsome long-hair
two-year-old black cat (neutered, shots). Please call 988-746! or 738-

3794, Hope to sce you at our Sept. 16 sale, West Vancouver Community = &

Centre. Your support is very muck appreciated.

of doctors or the North Shore who’
are taking new patients.

Is there a pre-school in your
immediate area? What about. a
Welcome Wagon organization on
the Nesrth Shore? Are there
resources to look after an elderly
relative while you are on holiday?

Where would I go to find about
B.C. Medical Services and when
do the night school classes start?
Are there any badminton clubs
during the day and are there any
social clubs where I could meet
people?

This is a sampling of some of
the questions which’ are ‘answered
at the centre. °

The ‘centre also publishes“ a Di-
rectory of North Shore‘ Organiza- a
tions and Agencies which is now in’
its 11th year, The Latest edition will
be available in carly September.
‘This publication contains a brief
description of each service, as well -
as the address, phone number and
names of key pezsonnel. It is‘ the
only up-to-date listing of the North
Shore community service agencies:
and organizations and would be a
useful tool for the newcomer to the
North Shore. —

So, remember the North Shore
Information aad Volunteer Centre
is just at the end of the telephone
line at 985-7138.

ew

The North Shore Information
and Volunteer Centre, a United
Way agency is located at 1060
Roosevelt Cres., North Vancouver,
B.C. -V7P 1M5, telephone on
7138. This column is prepared with
financial assistance from the
Notary Foundation.

LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

at
2138 Hamilton St., North Van.

Lucas Continuing Education Centre

Beginning September lth/8e
Mon.-Thurs. 4-6:350 p.m. -

Age of Student 5 yrs. & up fo
Registration September 7th at 7:30 p.m. J
at Lucas Centre | °

For more inform _ vion. call
CG. Colbew 986-2750
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