The week of

Septeniber 7-13, 1986

© By Lillian

"~) ARIES (March 21-April 20):
put Be careful with finanees and
don’t overspend. It’s to your

advantage to be cautious with your
money,

TAURUS (April 21-May 20):
a Be flexible where love is
concerned. You could make

life miserable for you and that special
person in your life.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
A happy coincidence could
bring people into your life

which helps to enhance your social
activities. Be open to new love

experiences.
Modes! sesulis may not

He appeal to you in a business

sense, but you will gain larger profits.
This is a week in which to be
conservative.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Monetary developments are
a plus. Try not to spend all

of your quick earnings at one time.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Your domestic environment
may be the meeting place for

those who wish to voice their ideas.
Keep family secrets to yourself.

CANCER (June 21-fuly 22):

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
ged Group activities give you an

outlet in which to express
yeur opinions, whether they are
political or religious in nature. You
will find many listening to what you
have to say.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):
Campus life or business
activities pick up. You will

have to make some necessary changes
in order to live the sort of life you’ve

been accustomed to.
Dee. 21): An old friend will

bring you sad news. Don’t
allow outsiders to invade your “inner
sanctum.’

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): If others find you
irritable and hard to deal
with, it’s because you are just that.

Try to calm down and learn to live
with a present situation.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Your joie de vivre will be
long-lived, Don’t take anyone

or anything for granted.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Pursue a hobby and get
involved in community

affairs. Your ideas are being listened
to by.important people.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-

Fitness queen keeps busy

From Page 19
about all the trouble (during
pregnancy),’’ she trails off. ‘It’s
been a good time.”’

She shies away from discussing
future children. ‘‘Ron first said,
‘Just this one,’ but now he’s talk-
ing about another one.

“You never talk to a pregnant
woman about another baby,’’

ue

Dana scolds,

Father-to-be Ron has been very
supportive throughout her
pregnancy, she says, and the two
are preparing for the changes the
new baby will bring.

“I'm not saying it’s not going to
be hard,” she says.

But challenges have been char-
acteristic of the Zalkos’ lifestyle.

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Original Painting by Robert Bateman

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BROOM-HILDA

THIS ONE GOES TO
IRWIN TROLL DOWN
THE BLOCK.

21 - Friday, September 5, 1986 - North Shore Nos

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ALL THE WAY s
TO SEATTLE !

ON THE FASTRACK

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THANK YOU

FLINTSTONE

DEAR PEBBLES:
MY WEE HAS
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WHIMP FOR THE
LAST WME S

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BOOMERS SON

WHAT DID YOU 00
BEFORE You CAME
HERE, HARRIET?

A083 AS
SECRETARY FOR

REEDY.

SEPTEMBER 6 OPENING

Anna Wyman’s Circus
mimics man’s movement

FROM SEPT. 6 to i7, the Anna
Wyman Dance Theatre will present
the amusing dance, A Dancer’s
Circus.

Teasing its way trough several
humorous highligt3 of a day at
the circus, the 7ivful and pro-
vocative dance deughts the au-
dience with colorful costumes and
unexpected movement.

Dance Is...This...And This, a

long-standing favorite of the com-
pany’s folfawers, should be a
charming experience for Expo
visitors. Using transportation as
the theme, this piece mischievously
mimics the links between man’s
movement and his machines of
motion.

For those who missed the 1986
Vancouver premiere of City Piece,
the cosmopolitan dance will be

T CAN'T RESIST.
BARGAINS. I SENT ‘EM
BOTH TO SEATTLE !

TRIER TS
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WOLD IT, CHERRY,
NO AETHORKING
WITH THE EWEMY!

| LOST OUT IN
THE SWIMSUIT
COMPETITION.

performed again at Expo's Xerox
International Theatre.

Created in response to the
burgeoning excitement for the
World Exposition, this well-receiv-
ed danse reflects Vancouver’s in-
creased tempo. The sights, smells
and sounds of our world centre
permeate the theatre in City Piece.

Call 984-3281 for more informa-
tion.