WHAT’S GOING ON

MONDAY

Jan. 20—W.V. University Women’s
Club meeting, 7:45 p.m., W.V.
Presbyterian Church, 2893 Marine
Dr., W.V. Speaker: Olga Kempo.
Subject: travelling alone. Info:
922-8289.
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‘Jan. 20--Widows’ Network
Mecting. New members welcome.
Subject: self realization. 7:30 p.m.,
North Lonsdale United Church.
Info: 984-8252.
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Jan. 20-N.S. Women’s Aglow
meeting. Interdenominational
Christian women. Speaker: Parin
Kanani. 7:30 p.m., Lynn Valey
Full Gospel Church, 1160 E. 29th
St., N.V. Info: 986-5420 or 980-
0124.
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Jan. 20--Lower Mainland Parkin-
son’s Project. Designed to deter-
mine what everyday difficulties are
exerienced by Parkinsonians, their
families and friends and how they
cope with these. To participate call
Mary at 421-7101.
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San. 20--Ongoing to March 25.
Rehad & Aduptive Fitness. Pro-
. gram for. participants who are re-
covering from neurological
disorders (CP, MS, Parkinson’s
‘Disease. 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.,
W.V..-Recreation Centre, 780-22nd
BL, W.V. Info: 926-3266. .
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- Jan. 20-W. V.. Lapidary Club
“meeting; 8 p.m.; Dogwood Rm.,
W.V- Recreation. Program includes

a talk on Scrimshaw by Bill Dob-~

son,- who will display some of his
work, including examples: of tools

. thax he has made. Also: silent auc-
tion featuring specimens from the _

Luhr Jensen collection. Info:
922-0072. ™“.
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"yaa 26~Ongoing to April 16. Rec-
reational :co-ed volleyball games,
6:40-39:30 p-m., W.S. YMCA. In-

” fox 926-5541.

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Sen, 20—Ongoing to March 30.
tic skating. Info: 987-play.

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“Jan. 20--Ongoing ° to "March - 30.
- -Aduit: skate lessons on Mondays
S from 10:15-11 a.m. Pre-registra-
tion, required... Lonsdale recCentre.
Info: ‘987-PLAY.!

- Jan. - 20-Ongoing to March 31.
.. Free English. classes. for adult

women, Mon.-Thurs.. 9 a.m.- 12
p.m.,North Vancouver YMCA, 440
Hendry |. Ave. Register: 684-8825.
Daycare available.
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Jen. >.20—Ongoing on Mondays.
“Drop-in adult: men’s. basketball at,
North . Shore
“House, 7:30-10 p.m. Fee: $$ yearly
_ membership. Info: 987-8138.
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Jan. 20--Ongoing to June. Senior
Leaders, for people $8 yrs. &
older, 7-9 p.m. Info: W.V. YM-
CA; 526-5541..
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‘Jan. 20~-Ongoinig alternate Mon. &
‘Wed. Earthsave Toastmasters
Meeting. Learn public speaking;
help: the ‘environment; ‘free. Info:
Vickie, 987-8296. .
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Jan, 20--Ongoing. Bingo, 7:15 p.m.
Royal: Canadian Legion, 123 W.
15th St., N.V. Info: 985-1115,

" Jan. .20--Ongoing. Co-dependents

' Anonymous -' Meeting. Recovery

program to- promote healthy rels- -

tionships. 7:30. p.m. St. Martin’s
Church, 195. North Windsor Rd.,

N.V. Info: Nancy or Bill, eves.
929-5742.

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Jan. 20--Ongoing. Parents
Together. Self-help for parents
troubled by. the problem behavior

Neighbourhood ©

of their teenagers. Info: 588-5432.
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Jan. 20-Ongoing. The Friendship
Toasimasters. 7:15 p.m., Capilano
Branch, N.V. Dist. Library. Im-
prove public speaking and social-
ize. Everyone welcome. Info:
Janet, 987-1009.

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TUESDAY

Jan. 21—Free speaker's evening, 7
p.m., The Serenity Shop, 228
Lonsdale Ave., N.V. Therapist
Louise Long discusses a recovery
from co-dependency plan. Info:
987-8726.

‘Jan. 21—Registered Nurses’ Assoc.

of B.C. chapter meeting, 7:30
p.m., Evergreen House, board-
toom, Lions Gate Hospital.

“Speaker: Dr. Art Hister. Subject:

Elements of a healthy lifestyle. In-
fo: 987-4532.

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Jan. 21—Western style two step &

jive dancing workshop. Info: N.S. °

Neighbourhood House, 987-8138.

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Jan. 21--Public general meeting of
Lynn Valley Community Assoc.
Agendu: proposed Northlands Golf
Course & committee reports. 7:30
p.m., recCentre Lynn. Valley. Info:
987-0109 or 985-0066.

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Jan. 21—Extended support group
for families of the chrenically,
mentally iff; 4:30-6 p.m.; N.S.
Mental Health Centre, 201-126 E.
15th St., N.V. Info: 660-1273.

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Jan. 21--Sumi brush painting
workshop for adults & seniors. In-

-fo: N.S. Neighbourhood House,

987-8138.
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Jan. 23--W.V. Sketch Club
meeting, 7:30 p.m., St. Stephen's
Anglican’ Church, 885-22nd St.,
W.YV. Guest artist: Sofronia Ylanan
Mendoza. Everyone welcome.

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Jan. 21~Lega! clinics for women

available. through Battered ~

Women’s Support Services & the

UBC Law Students Legal Advice ~

Program. info: 822-5791.

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Jas. 21~N.V. Chapter of Children
with Learning Disabilities, meeting,
7-9 p.m., Highlands Community

School, 3150 Colwood, N.V. Info:

988-1477 or 988-8601.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing to April 7. N.S.
Caregivers’ Support Society weekly
meeting for people caring for ill or
aging relatives. 1:15-3:15 . p.m.,
8-103. W. 3rd St., N.V. Info:
983-2141.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing Tues. & . Thurs.
to March 26. Pre & post natal
fitness with infant care available,
10:15-11:15 a.m., W.V. Recreation
Centre. Info: 925-3266.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing to March 4. Yo-
ga. 9:10-10:30 a.m., YMCA, 1735
Inglewood Ave., N.V. Info: 926-
5541.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. Sweet Adelines
Chorus Practise Night. 4-part
harmony, barbershop music, new
members welcome. 7:30 p.m.,
Highlands Community School. In-
fo: Jan, 986-7864 or Linda, 929-
7061. .

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. Scottish Country
Dancing. No partner required, 8
p.m., Carisbrooke School. Info:
Helen: 987-5450.

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Jan. 21-Ongcing to March 33.
Drop-in hockey, Tues. & Thurs.
11:45-1:15 p.m., full equipment
required. Info: recCentre Lonsdale,
987-PLAY.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing on ist & 3rd

Tues. of each month. N. S.
Alzheimer support group meeting,
1044 St. Georges Ave, N.V.,
7:30-9 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Info 929-4244.

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Jen, 21--Ongoing to March 24,
Ladies’ Business Curling League
from 6:45-8:45 p.m. at Lonsdale
recCentre. Please pre-register. In-
fo: 987-PLAY.

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Jan. 21—Ongoing. B.C. Interstitial!
Cystitis Assoc. support group
meeting is every 4th Tues of each
month. Info: Helen, 922-1407.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. Capilano
Chorus: Barbershop Singing. All
invited, 8 p.m., Jaycee Hall, 1251
Lillooet Rd., N.V. Info: 926-7875.

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Jan. 21-Ongoing. Free. ‘Sahaja
Yoga classes, 7 p.m., Delbrook
Community Centre, 600 W. Queens
Rd., N.V. Info: 921-0731.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. Carousel
Chorus. Mixed singers, no audition

‘necessary, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Queen

Mary Community School, 230 W.
Keith Rd. Info: Jeanne, eves.
985-7384,

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. N.S. Golden
Rods & Reels welcome new
members. Info: 986-8768 or 988-
1238.

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Jan, 21-Ongoing. N.S. CSA In-
vestment Club meets 3rd Tues. of
each month. New members wel-
come, 7:30 p.m. Capilano United
*Church, 1390 W. 22nd St., N.V.
Info: 926-7280 or 988-1991.

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Jan. 21-Ongoing. Discovery Bible
Studies. Open to women of all
faiths, preschool program &
babysitting provided, 9:15 a.m.,
W.V. United Church, 2062 Es-
quimalt Ave. Info: 985-3815.

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Jan. 21-Ongoing. Chess club
meeting, lessons provided,
Dogwood Rm., W.V. Recreation
Centre, 780-22nd St., N.V. Into:

. 984-9596.
Jan. 21~Gngoing. M.E. or Chronic .

Fatigue Syndrome Support Group.

Meetings are every 2nd & 4th -

Tues., 7 p.m., Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Bivd.,
N.V. Info 986-2696.
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Jen. 21~Ongoing Tues. & Thurs.
Co-ed fitness classes, 7-8 p.m.
Westover Community School. Info:
987-1809. .

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. North American
Chronic Pain Association self-help
and support group meeting. Info:
Joan, 985-8304.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing. Capilano Com-
munity Services is accepting calls
for information on volunteer posi-
tions. Info: Joan, 988-7115.

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Jan. 21--Ongoing Ist Tues. of each
month. N.V. Newcomers’ Club
General Meeting. Activities and
social events for all women new to
+ N.V. Info: 985-1276 or 986-6474.

WEDNESDAY
Jan. 22~Canada Dry Scholarship
Tournament, hosted by -N.V.
Minor Hockey Assoc., 7:15 p.m.,
recCentre Lonsdale.
3750.

For more Coming Events see
first page of Classifieds. For
arts and entertainment listings
see the Around Town column
in’ Wednesday’s North Shore
Now section.

Info: 669- -

D.O.N.A.T.E. — ‘‘Whistier’ is a very nice young
neutered Siamese (in photo). Phone Doris Orr 987-9015. Also
needing homes grey four-month-old kitten; grey young
part-Persian; black young part-Persian; black with white
paws and nose seven-month-old kitten; pairs of black adult
cats. Phone 987-9015 or 988-5643.

PETS LTD needs good homes for four-month pure bred
Dalmation; pure bred Bichon; 2-year pure bred Red
Husky; 10-week Lab x pups; mature pure bred Lhasa Apso.
Many young, healthy cats. Call 988-7461 for dogs and 980-
4007 for cats.

Sunday. January 19, 1992 - North Shore News - 33

HOROSCOPES

Angel of light:
Let unconditional |
love set you free

IF WE refuse (for whatever ‘‘reason’’) to accept life’s ex-
periences (which, after all, we are creating) with love in
our hearts, then we simply ground. curselves more fixedly
to the plane of solidified thought formation, causing a
greater amount of substance to ensoul that into which we -
have placed negatively-charged vitality.

However, the more we are will-
ing and able to unconditionaliy
love a person, place or thing —
whether physically, emotionally,
intellectually or spiritually — the
more we set that “‘other’’/
“ourselves”’ (same thing) free.

Two old sayings bear this out
.. “Love is the tie that binds,”’
yet it is also said that, ‘‘that
which binds you is that which sets
you free.”’

Freedom lies, also, on the
“other side’? of necessity and re-
sponsibitity.

A colleague, on Satum —
Angel of Discipline: ‘‘In the deep
darkness of grief and pain, I
found the angel of light again.
She wore no lovely garment of
white but was garbed in robes as
deep as night. I saw in her arms

no flowers fair, instead, a crucifix |

nestled there. She didn’t walk with
joyous tread or offer me relief

from dread. But I feit her pexce

and quiet power and knew in that
night of. awe-filled hour ... she

-was the angel of-eternal dawn.

Lifting her hood I ‘saw her face
and knew the glory that hid her
grace. From earth blinded eyes
too dim to see ... that only
through her, could we ever go
free!’
Jan. 19 to 25, 1992
- ALL SIGNS
Whether it floods uncon-

tsolably or drains away and-

causes a drought, water undoubt-
edly holds mystery and well-hid-
den depth.

‘The water signs who inherently

possess this life-sustaining element .

are Cancer, Scorpio and : Pisces.
These elements of us are endowed
with deep-flowing emotional and
empathetic natures, and contain
an unfathomable ability of un-
conditional love.

However, if compassion and
sensitivity are absent and a sense
of apathy and callousness exists,
then the floodgates of the water
signs are closed.

ARIES (March 23-April 20)
Things come together as of Sun-
day’s Full Moon, Aries. Monday and Tues-

. day are for probiem solving. Further cre-

ative ideas come, mid-week. Friday is for
action regarding a significant person in your
life. Saturday, good for shopping.

Gs TAURUS (April 21-May 21)

Communication challenges as of
Sunday’s Full Moon, Taurus. Family dif-
ficulties, as of Monday. Romance, Tuesday
evening. More romantic opportunity, Wed-
nesday. Thursday, business before pleasure.
Friday, you are more efficient. Soften your
judgment, Saturday.

TL GEMINI (May 22-June 21)

Sunday’s Full Moon_is good for
communing with co-workers, Gemini. Early
week could be quite inspirational. Mid-week
is for ‘*first gear."" Domestic interests
favored, Thursday. Weekend activity may
benefit financially.

&

CANCER (June 22-July 23)
Sunday’s Full Moon supports

. self-promotion, Cancer. You could develop

an important business alliance, early week.
Wednesday, details, details! Pay more at-
tention to the home-front, Friday. Satur-

- gay, bond with your partner.

? LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)
Sunday’s Full Moon, Leo, suggests

Robert

HEAVENS ABOVE |

- that you take better care of your health. Use
’ your imagination, Tuesday.,Go for a new

enterprise, - mid-week. fe. your : ag-
gressiveness, : Friday. “Vitality on the up-
swing, Saturday. wt,

VIRGO (Aug. 24Sept, 23)

Sunday's Full Moon, Virgo, ‘stimu

lates emotionally, Consider: priorities, Mon-
day. Many options open up, mid-week. Let

. stop you, Thursday. Avoid specula- _
tion, Friday. Saturday, guard your tongue. “

cy

a) ad LIBRA (Sep 24-Oct. 23)

portunity abounds as of

Career_o;
Sunday’s Full Moa, Libra, Nurture: per-
sonal goals, Monday. Could be an impor-

tant phone call, Tuesdzy.. Rewarding devei-.

opments mid-week. Socialize, Friday. Con-
fidence could be high, Saturday: aoe

‘SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
Redefine your objectives: as

Sof.
Sunday’s Full Mooa, Scorpio. Bids your . _

time, Monday. if you want’ more money,
mid-week, ask for.it. Avoid self-indulgence,
Thursday. Operate behind the scenes, Fri-
day. You're good at that. Saturday, relax.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec: 2n . :

Sunday's Full Moon spells partner-
ship co-operation. Communication is. im-
portant, Monday. Tuesday. is‘ for’ caution.
Mid-week,. be decisive. Mixed trends,. Fri-
day. A clandestine plan could succeed,
Saturday. : . Seen

3 GAPRICORN (Dee. 22. Jan. 20)' :
Chalienging relationship develop-
Recent loss?

ments continue, Sunday.

Disappointed? This too shall pass.’ Mid-- © ~~

week, emphasis on wider interests. Good
news, Thursday. More progress, Friday.
Saturday, you become better informed.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) °
RN Watch your health, Aquarius, Cool
it, business-wise, Monday. Reconciliation,
Tuesday. Mid-weck, money. is freed up.
Better organized, Friday. Balance is the key,
Saturday. Don't exaggerate.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)

Relationship differences could oc-
cur as of Sunday’s Full Moon, Pisces, Work
schedule discombobulated, Monday. Ask
partner for support, Tuesday. Creative urges

aroused, mid-week. Money issues continue, ©

Friday and Saturday.

Robert Aiken is an interna-
tionally known astrologer/
metaphysician, therapeutic
counsellor and workshop leader of
30 years’ experience. He offers
in-depth, substantive astrological
readings as well as empowering
therapeutic counselling sessions.
Contact Carole: 429-4049.

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