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22 - Friday, January 22, )988 - North Shore News

FIFTH SEASON SERIES

Ramcotff Concert Soc

iety

plans folk-inspired music

VIOLINIST ARTHUR Polson will
join clarinetist Gene Ramsbottom
and pianist Melinda Coffey for a
folk-inspired program in the sc-

cond concert of the Fifth Season
concert series by the North Van-
couver-based Ramcoff Concert
Socicty.

WV artist shows work

WEST VANCOUVER artist
Georgia Youngs will be displaying
some of her recent work at the
West Vancouver Memorial Library
throughout the month of January.

Moving recently to the North
Shove from Toronto, the artist is

an accomplished portrait painter,

known for her meticulous atten-
* tion to detail in her work. :

On display at the library will be
florals, wildlife works and some
portraits.

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Beek of Jan. 24-30, 1988

ARIES (Marchi 21-April 20):

Sort out those partnerships

this week. You must in order

to find out which ones you want to
keep and which ones you intend to
, 1 TAURUS (April 21-May
| 20): Others are not playing
games now. Take steps to

’- protect your efforts. Work and co-

-workers are part of the scenario.

f (sEMINE (May 21-June 20):
a Love storms in and through

your world at the start of the
week. Try to gain: self-control in
order to work, .

‘CANCER (June 21-Fuly 22):

gic ‘Basic issues permeate your

—--=4 existence and you must han-
dic them energetically.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The

lines of communication are

open as you dash into this
absorbing week. Just be certain to
take care of home base before you
dash off again.

: | VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Others are watching what
= -! you’re doing now especially

where funds are concerned.

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| LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
The most interesting part of
this week may occur at its

start. That’s when you make your
feelings known, loud and clear.

SCORPIO (Oct... 23-Nov.
H 22): Finish an earlier project
before you go on to a new
one. That-will-allow you the time

which you, will need for that par-
ticular endeavor. .

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23
} -Dec. 21): Ferret out the
+ = various possibilities that ex-
ist within your social cavironment.
Keep in mind that special strategy is
likely to surface.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19): Both your work and

your. earnings are threaded
throughout your activities now. And
what you ultimately decide can have
far-reaching implications.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Outlines, concepts and
u—--"s special formats are in keep-
ing with what you desire now. It is

absolutely necessary to have all the
facts at hand.

eed PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
agege| Your sense of direction is
- restored, especially if you are
innovative and imaginative. Your
financial affairs could be part of the
ackage. Pace yourself now.

Performed will be works from
Bartok, Kachaturian, Reger and
Becthoven,

The society recently presented
concerts at Vancouver's First
Night New Year's Eve celebration
to end a highly successful year of
numerous performances.

Following the Jan, 23 concert
will be soprano Ingrid Suderman
and Festival Players Canada
March 26 in the next concert of the
series. All performances wil! be at
the West Vancouver Presbyterian
Church, Marine Drive and 29th.

Lunch and Listen

On Jan. 26, Coffey and John

Loban will present Faure’s violin
sonata at the society's Lunch &
Listen concert series at B.C. Tel
headquarters in Burnaby.
’ Pacific 1, 2, 3 will play works
from Bloch, Ravel and Debussy
Feb. 5 at the Vancouver Art
Gallery as part of the Out to
Lunch concert series there.

The Out to Lunch and Lunch &
Listen concerts are free. Tickets to
the Fifth Season concerts are
available at the door; students
under 18 are free.

For more details on the Ramcoff
Concert Society concerts, call

"986-6838.

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Neil ‘Simon
play held

NEIL .SIMON'S Cane Blow
Your Horn comes to the Cen-
tennial Theatre Jan. 29 in the
first production of the year by
the Act | Scene | theatre com-
pany. .

A comedy about a family °
that trics to excape the
domineering father's tyranny,
Come Blow Your Horn marks
the first offering cf many from
the company in 1988.

“We've got original costumes
and a fabulous set,’’ said play
director and company founder
Jamey Doyle.

Featured among the Simon
play cast are company members
(ler) Arnold Selewyn, Wilf
Wilson, Jaime Schultz, Noni
Donnelly, Joanne Clark and
Arlyne Fenster.

The play runs Jan. 29 to 31.

4 For more details cali 984-4484
NEWS photo Cindy Setlamy or 984-0038.

COMING SOON
an Irish Comedy

directed by CATHERINE CAINES{

featuring ANTONY HOLLAND
JAN. 27 - FEB. 13
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986-1351

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