18 - Friday, October 24, 1986 - North Shore News

The week of
Oct, 26 Nov. 1, (986

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ARIES (March 21-April 20):
Tursue a new avenue of
educational thought that is
exciting and different, Take some

. time off and enjoy yourself.

TAURUS (April 21-Muy 20):
ae ave objectives may not be
what they once were but you
will tind that by sticking to a plan

you will succeed in making a fond
dream come true.

GEMINI (May 21lune 20):
Business dealings are
productive. Your eager mind
grasps new opportunities as they
present themselves one by one at this
rosperous time of your life.
Pee! Your down-to-earth attitude
will gain the respect of

business colleagues who will assist
you on a project that could help

bring you attention.
ea your head above water where

expenditures are concerned.
You may be spending more than you
should, and for objects or services

which aren’t necessary.
ae A money-making scheme

wil! give you the lift you’ve
needed at this particular time.
Romance could take a back seat to
a new financial deal.

CANCER (Sune 21huly 22):

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Keep

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

Bono's

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet, 22):

Family relationships could be

— J onthe wane, Be careful what
you say to your mate if you wish to
keep peace and harmony at home.
Discuss a new projeci with a iuved

one.
ag Patch up a broken engage-

Xu ment or friendship, Frail talk
could lead to frayed nerves. Be on the
lookout for a competitor for

another's affection,
Dec. 21): You may feel

ee envious of another's success

and not realize that you have much
to offer the world. Spruce up
neglected areas of your life.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Your romantic life is
about to take a dramatic new
turn. You could fall madly in love
with someone totally different from

those of past experiences.
TAN 18): It’s shape-up-or-ship-out
-=1 week. Don’t begrudge

another the freedom you may have
orice enjoyed. Share a secret with the

person you trust the inmost,
Your dynamic personality is

faz about to erupt ana change

another’s life. Persous who may be
related to you could do you in

financially,

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):

MARINE CARGO CONTAINER
OWNERSHIP FOR LEASING YIELDS 14%

Ownership of registered Marine Cargo Containers provides
private individuals with the opportunity te earn lease income
in $US., paid quarterly. An annual fixed rate of return of 14%, plus
tax advantages. Minimum ownership, 2 containers.

To put your money to work today, cal! or write:

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ics International Container Sales Ltd.

TORONTO: Ste 1110 ~70 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M5J 2M4 (416) 591-7815

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Vancouver, B.C. V7M 3J3 (604) 980-6524

Canada's Leader in Marine Cargo Container Sales

Name —__.
Address.__S__
City

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PooR GY! THE
PEOPLE UP THERE
CAN BE So HAUGHTY?

AND ARROGANT.

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THE RIGHT Decision BY
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THANKS TO a generous $600 donation from the
Howe Sound Lions Club, children with impaired vi-
sion now will be able to borrow Touch-See bocks at
West Vancouver Memoria! Library.

Like regular books, Touch-See children’s books are
illustrated and have printed words, but they also have
the text in braille interleaved on clear plastic pages.

THEY ALWAYS Loi
DOWN ON ViEIToRs
FROM THE BRANCH

OFFICES!

DELOUSING-
STATION. OVER.
THERE, PLEASE...

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BUT WERE REQUIRED
TO ASK IN ALL CASES.
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WE HOTIFY ¢

The special addition enables visually impaired
children to read along with mom and dad during story
hour.

As a result of this gift from the Howe Sound Lions
Club, visually impaired children will be able to choose
from a complete collection of these books that in-
crease interest in reading and develop braille skills.