22 - Friday, August 22, 1986 - North Shore News

Air info available

INFORMATION ON air quality
and on recycling operations in the
metropolitan area is available dai-
ly, a service of the Greater Van-
couver Regional District.

For air quality levels at five

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the week of
ltegust 24-30, 1986

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ARIES (March 21-April 20):

Don't let minor obstacles

prevent you from moving
ahead, There is more than one way
to reach your goal. Make a decision
early in the week, or much will be
lost.

TAURUS (April 21-May 20):
Your intuition will be trying
to tell you something.
Hunches are not to be ignored.
Follow through for excellent results.

GEMINI (May 21June 20):
When opportunity knocks,
make sure you take quick
advantage of it. A friend will need

our assistance.
Don't ignore any possibili-
ties. You should welcome

new advice.

CANCER (June 21-July 22):

LEO (July 23-Aug, 22): Keep

all your resolutions regarding,

diet and exercise. You can
help yourself more than anyone else
can. Stand on your own two feet and
remain steadfast.

: | VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
fi Your desire for more control

at work is strong. But you
will have to prove yourself before you

are given the responsibility you want.
This is the week!

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locations around the region phone
432-6419. The readings are up-
dated twice a day.

For information on recycling
call the GVRD/SPEC Hotline,
736-8636.

Bono's

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= LIBRA (Sepi. 23-Qct. 22):

SOR) You should focus on family

=! matters. Don’t let envy or

resentment interfere. You can make

the difference in family relationships.
Keep your active

ag impulsive nature in check. If

you lose your patience you will forfeit
any progress you have already made,

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov, 22):

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-
Dee. 21): Concentrate on the
skills and strategies that will
aid you professionally. Perfect the
techniques you'll be needing on the
employment scene during the week.

CAPRICORN (Dee. 22Jan.
ae 19): Don't allow doubts to
py cast a pall on your plans. You

can get the job done if you stick with
it. Family members can help — if you
fet them. _
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
Ay 18): A strong sense of who
a? you are will be especially
important. Belief in yourself is the
primary criterion for success on the
home front. Be confident!

eure) PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):

| Your image will be of
P——! primary importance this
week, Try out various postures, but
settle on one before meeting with a

person of influence,

Playing Live This Week

WINDSURE |
... WAVE LADY

Swim Suit Review

WEDNESDAYS 7 i!L9 pm
July 16 ~- Aug. 27
On Stage
Aug. 18-30

“Ron Haywood”
. & the Stripes

ult 2 AM.

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WHAT DIO YOU 00
BEFORE You CAME
HERE, HARRIET?

(AFPLIED FOR
A JOB AS
SECRETARY FOR
HORACE GREEDY.

THE COMPUTER PICKED
HIM AS THE WoRLD'S
MOST TYPICAL SINGLE!
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HORACE GREEDY?
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THE TRUTH,
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COMPETITION.

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WWE ALL KEEP
PRETTY MUCH TO
OURSEWES -

Restaurant adds salad bar

From Page 21

la carte menu, jammed to the
binders with chow meins,
seafoods, guy dings and chop
sueys.

On a recent visit, however, 1
opted for a tour around the famed
Marco Polo smorgasbord.

The tour began nicely with
special smorgasbord appetizers,
hand-cooked by the attending
waiter.

A plate of fried pork ribs was
accompanied with a side pot of ex-
cellent’ dragon-breathing mustard
sauce and a more neighborly plum
sauce.

Fried shrimp with bacon strip

jackets rounded out the hors
d’oeuvres.

Both dishes were good.

The smorgasbord !ayout itself
looked more an afterthought than
a Marco Polo trademark. Two
portable trolleys offered a cross-
section of stereotypical Cantonese
fare: egg rolls, deep-fried chicken
wings, chicken chop suey, chow
mein and sweet and sour pork.

New addition to the
smorgasbord since the Marco
Polo's '50s and ‘60s heydays is a
small salad bar selection that in-
cludes macaroni, potato and bean
salads alongside pickled beets and
pots of Thousand Island, ltalian
and cream French dressings.

All was laid out cafeteria style
— no showpiece pheasants, no
roast suckling pigs gnawing on ap-
ples.

Food was serviceable; supply
plentiful. Waiters passed through
occasionally to check on consump-
tion rates, while a Marco Polo
cook, attired in T-shirt, shorts and
basketball shoes, took spot stock
of smorgasbord trays.

Desserts included rice and tapio-
ca puddings, jelly and heaps of
almond cookies.

The Marco Polo smorgasbord
packs few surprises, but is guaran-
teed to vanquish the most persis-
tent appetite for a mere $8.95

Open daily for tunch and dinner.