The week of
Nov, 16-22, 1986

ARIES (March 21-Aprit 20):

bl This is a good time to get
+ together with friends who
have much in common with you from
a monetary standpoint. You could

shock someone with your logic.

TAURUS (April 21-May 20):
Someone who once cared for
you will upset you if you
aren’ careful. Take care that you do
not cross paths with those who could

harm you.
rn Stick to your word or you

couid lose a valuable friend.
Love comes under the guise of anew
acquaintance,

GEMINI (May 2iJune 20):

CANCER (Sune 2i-fuly 22):

Too much socializing can

cause envy on the part of
colleagues who aren’t as popular.
Concentrate on finishing up a
roject.

LEO (uly 23-Aug. 22): A

new lease on life will give you

— the incentive to go on to

bigger and better things. Make plans
to take a.long-awaited vacation,

Lae Life may take a turn for the

better if you rid yourself of

an old habit or person. Get out and
meet new people.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

| DR. JOHN
is pleased to announce
the opening of his

FAMILY PRACTICE

in Lynn Valley
1249 Ross Rd., North Vancouver

988-4724

140 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERNICE

Be

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
Bess Your new wardrobe will

dazzle those who share your
day-to-day life. Keep on top of your
diet and don’t cheat even if you feel
you can eat something new and
exciting.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):

‘au could hear shocking
news about a close associate.
Keep matters of importance under
wraps where an old love affair is
concerned.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
Dec. 21): You may attend a
social event where celebrities
are present. Pursue your good-luck
cycle and gamble to your heart’s
content while saving for a rainy day.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19): Home furnishings may

have to be replaced or
refurbished to the point where you
feel like getting rid of a present
lifestyle in preference for something
new and glamorous.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): A cruise or trip will pick
<i up your spirits. Make new

friends by being gracious.
bese] A gift of value is coming

your way. Be prepared for
some new developments in the area
of business. Someone you thought
was on the way out is making a
fantastic comeback.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):

D. ADAIR

ELECT
BERT FLEMING |
ALDERMAN

WEST VANCOUVER

i support a slow controlled
growth in West Vancouver
and a family community.

BROOM-HILDA

FILL ‘ER UP 2
YOU BET!

WHILE YOU'RE

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STUDENTS AT Hillside Second-
ary School can find out what
resources are available at the
library without the bother of leav-
ing school.

The school’s Apple computer
system is hooked up to West Van-
couver Memorial Library’s digital
computer system,

Librarian Roy Hunter said the
hook-up, first proposed one year

ago, has been in place for the past
month.

He said the librarian at Hillside
dials into Memorial Library's
system and has access to its search
system.

“It’s quite straightforward, but
it took some time to get the
technical problems worked out,”
said Hunter.

He said Hillside students have
access to all resource information

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that the general public has using
the library.

At the moment, Hunter said
there are no other plans for other
schools to hook up to the library’s
contputer system.

He noted Memorial Library will
be getting a new computer system
by mid-1987, which will enable
everyone with a home computer to
hook up to the library’s search
system.