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The week of
May 3-9, 1987

© By | Lillian Bono Pee ere Seely Secreres|

ARIES (March 21-April 20):

You are quick-minded and

keen right now. You should
be able to solve a financial problem
that has been bothering you.

TAURUS (April 21-May 26):

A career change may look

like the way out of a difficult
situation. Investigate all areas before
making a change.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Be discriminating at work
and stick to familiar projects.

~ | CANCER (June 21-July 22):

y| Make an extra effort to be

reliable and punctual at

- work, One in authority is watching
ou.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Plan
4 for a vacation. You may want
to consider an overseas

journey or visiting a relative you

haven’t seen for some time.
Relationships with siblings

f2 are stressed, Make the effort

to keep in touch to avoid any
misunderstandings.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):

LOCAL ARTIST

acti LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
°C | You are feeling introspective
——! and rather serious. Allow
yourself time alone to examine your
cial qualities.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):

Your hospitable mood en-

courages neighbors and
friends to drop by. Your home should
be full of activity right_now.

Dec. 21): Be more

iw
cooperative with co-workers.

Offer to be of assistance and your ef-
forts will be appreciated.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
Be) 19): Resolve to cut spending
Ny and conserve finances. Con-
sult family members before
establishing a budget.

ait

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Refuse to get involved in
arguments with loved ones

over minor incidents.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
ete’ Prepare yourself for new
{—! business opportunities. Peo-

ple may be turning to you for
uidance,

West shows works

A HOST of mediums and works by artist Adelina West featuring frogs,
. clowns and flowers are to be on display at the North Vancouver District

. Hall to May 19.

_ A former student of the Emily Carr College o* Art and Design, West’s
- works of water colors, mixed media and acrylic are inspired by the people

: around her.

_ ‘Sponsored by the North Vancouver Community Arts Council, the
show’s hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p. m. For more information call the

arts council at 988-6844.

PEACE
PROMOTED

~ THE BAHA’IS of North Van-
- couver are hosting a special cul-
tural exchange event called Peace
of Art at the Centennial Theatre
= May 2 to promote world peace.
_ "We. have invited Chinese,
African, American, Italian, Polish,
"native and-Canadian performers,
“as well as a group called World
Citizens,’’ explained organizer
Fariba Ferdowsi, who said the
event promotes world peace.

“Bringing all these people (of
different cultures) together under
one roof, why don’t we just
understand other people in the
world?,’’ Ferdowsi asked.

The cultural exchange event is to
help remove cultural barriers and
lead toward a new order of world
peace, one of the many goals of
the Baha’i faith.

‘We believe individuals can
have a role in peace,’’ Ferdowsi
added further.

Admission to the 2 p.m. event is
free. For more information call
986-9937,

BLACK JACK
ROULETTE |

STARTING
TONIGHT

HARPIST RITA Costanzi will be the guest artist
May 3 when the Deep Cove Chamber Soloists present
the final music in the gallery concert at Presentation
House.

Costanzi, who began her musical training under her
father, Francis Tursi, will perform a number of
classical pieces, including Faure’s Impromptu, Opus
86.

Tickets sold
for kids" fest

THE WEST Vancouver Recreation
Centre is now selling tickets for
some events at the upcoming Van-
couver Children’s Festival set for
May 11-18 at Vanier Park.

Tickets are available for the
Kaze-No-Ko group’s performance,
Gale LaJoy and The Mermaid
Theatre set for May 16, 17, and 16
respectively. The ticket prices
range from $3.45 to $5.15 and or-
ganizers stressed that supplies are
limited.

For more information on the
Children’s Festival ticket sales call

Harpist joins Chamber Soloists

A two-time winner of the International Harp Socie-
ty’s National Competition, Costanzi has performed
on many CBC broadcasts and with the Victoria Sym-
phony.

The concert starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 for
adults, $6 for students and seniors. For more infor-
mation or for ticket reservations call 986-1351.

The Anchor Inn’s
Mother’s Day Speciai:

Smoked Salmon

with Scrambled | Egas on Toast

Cream of Shrimp Soup
Tomato-Cucumbey Salad
Salmon Wellington
Beef Stroganoff
Fresh SusabeDies
$15.00 per person

Children’s Menu available
Reservations Required

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