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The week of
April 12-18, 1987

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ARIES (March 21-April 20):
You may be able to use your
creative talents at work if you

approach one in authority with a
sound plan.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Small avoidances may not be
Cs as formidable to overcome as

they seem. Develop patience with
neighbors.

| TAURUS (April 21-May 20):
Consider new ways to meet
people, You may be forced to

make a decision about your present
social activities.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Follow the advice of one in
authority rather than acting
alone. He may be able to offer a

different_and objective perspective. °

CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Spiritual matters may be
occupying your thoughts. Do
some reading and creative thinking.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
may-hear from someone who
has been on your mind for

quite some time. Try to assist family
members with problems.

1) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A
ig _ love affair may go astray,
Sj leaving you in a terrible
mood. Bluer skies are ahead, so don't
despair.

J SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):
oe A complete change in your
L environment may cause

concern with relatives, Be firm when
making decisions.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
rs) Dec. 21): Personal messages
may not reach their intended

destinations. Use the telephone and
be direct with answers.

19): Too much nightlife will

ras CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an,
interfere with your plans to

‘expand business horizons. More rest

is needed.

AQUARIUS (San.: 20-Feb,

18): Love will have its way in

your life. You should be alert
to someone's attention.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
An old flame could show up
on your horizon and cause
roblems with a present love affair.

Cempe Gots Daycare

A BRAND NEW LICENSED DAYCARE NOW
OPEN IN THE UPPER LONSDALE-LYNN

VALLEY AREA FOR CHILDREN 3-5 YEARS

OF AGE. CALL:
JANE HILLIARD

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7 fw

2870 MUNDAY PLACE

985~37835

NORTH VANCOUVER ,BC.

GIVE A
UNIQUE GIFT
WITH A SPECIAL
*MEANING AT EASTER.

& Wine Seminars at

FANCY TORTES
BY GORDANA SEVON
Tues, April 21 $20

Gordana will show you all her shortcuts to making beautiful
and elegant tortes.

CHARDONNAY
by CAM SHIPPIT
Mon. April 27 $20
Chardonnay is the classic white grape of Burgundy, France.
This session is a comparative tasting of Chardonnays from
some of the countries producing wine from this noble grape.

LOW FAT COOKING

By ORIANA BALDASCO :
Tues., April 28 $20

Oriana will teach a variety of low fat dishes including
chicken minced balls, artichokes, dressing, ling cod filets,
papaya sauce, and desserts.

CABERNET SAUVIGNON

by CAM SHIPPIT
Mon. May 4 $20

This distinctive grape of Bordeaux is, to some extent,
grown by every wine producing country in the world. Let us

GALLERIA

, JAPANESE
By ORIANA 3ALDASCO
Tues., May 5 $20
Oriana has: tdied Japanese and low fat cooking for the
past four years in Australia. Learn to prepare sushi, miso-
soup, tori no, salmon grifled in soya sauce and sake.

THE WINES OF CALIFORNIA
By CAM SHIPPIT
Mon., May 13 $20
This relatively new wine growing region (the largest wine.
producing area in North America) produces wines of Euro-
pean stature. Join us on this evening for an interesting tasting,

CREOLE AND CAJUN
By MARDI FOSTER
Tues., May 12 $20
Mardi is from New Orleans, and was an instructor and
manager of the New Orleans school of cooking. Prepare such
classic dishes as Janrbalaya, File Gumbo, bread pudding with
whiskey sauce and pecan pralines.

COOKING SCHOOL

spend an evening tasting and comparing some of the great 3590 CAPILANO RD., N, VANCOUVER

_ wines of these countries.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION 988-5169

All classes are from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Cooking classes in-
clude recipes, wine-tasting, und samples of ail dishes

prepared, Wine seminars will include the tasting of at least
ten wines, along with appropriate light food. The Seminars
will deal with wine-making practices, grape growing, labell-

ing laws, ete.

You may register in person at Canyon House Galleria,
3590 Capilano Road, North Vancouver, or by tslephone
with VISA, Mastercard or American Express, Payment
confirms registration. Cancellation will be accepted one
week prior to the class. Re-imbursement will be given with

credit for a class or for merchandise.

B.C. WAANING—-Occasional very]
coarse language & swearing. -

Mission Is amasierpiece.”
—Bruce Balley,
MONTREAL GAZETTE

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MISSION):

H No Passes For This Engagement

B.C. Warning: Some violence:
ie occasional nudity.

~ ARAMA PN

lo Passea For This Engagement

B.C, Warning: Occasional §

coarse aaa and

UKRAINIAN EASTER EGGS TELL A
STORY. THEY SYMBOLIZE “HEALTH,
LOVE & HAPPINESS”.

THE ARTIST WILL BE DEMONSTRATING ON
APRIL 11 AND APRIL 18 AT 12:00 noon

Under New Management.

MAXMILLIAN DOVE
“Hard to find but worth the effort.”
Down Little Wall Street at

WILLIAM HURT

8.C. WARNING:
Some very course
language. occasional
wiolence, & pudity,

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Evenings R
No Matinees —

1718 MARINE DRIVE
WEST VANCOUVER

922-3713

Youre looking at
the North Shore’s
busiest retail space.

To Advertise call 980-0511

ERIC STOLTZ

SOMEKIND
UFWONDERFUL

8.C. WARNING: —- .

very coarse language &
swearing

Richard Danny Barbara
Dreyfuss DeVito Hershey

TIN MEN

Some very coarse

Daily 7:30 2:30 language and swearing.

Mats Sat. ‘Sun. 2:30

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B.C, WARNING:
Frequent violence,
some very coarse

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