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You might not have been Rivers CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 form throughout the weekend. Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina will sponsor a gospel music stage at the festi val. Tramaine Hawkins and Crystal Lewis are among those set to appear. Veteran 3 Rivers artist Marcia Ball, followed by country artist George Jones, will help wrap up the festival that Sunday night. The foundation still has sev eral national acts left to book. There will also be between 12 and 14 local acts playing at the festival during the day. Advance three-day passes can be purchased for $30 at Wachovia bank branches, Rising High Natural Bread Co. stores, Publix grocery stores, Manifest Discs and Tapes stores in the Carolinas and Ticketmaster outlets. Advance one-day passes are $20 and can be purchased only at the festival gate or through Ticketmaster. “We’re looking forward to Columbians coming out and en joying the festival,” Monk said, “and for people from around the region and from out of state coming to Columbia to enjoy our city.” As part of the festival’s kick off, Columbia Mayor Bob Coble given this job yet, so hurry and do all the jobs you already have. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC. 21) There’s a lot of confusion, but don’t lose sight of your goals. Watch for good deals on items you still have to buy. Discuss impending purchases with your partner to avoid arguments later. CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19) No point in becoming a workaholic. Finish up the job quickly so that you can devote more time to personal matters. Somebody’s waiting. AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18) Don’t let the fun and games intrude upon your workday, or you’ll never get done on time. And try not to take the job home. You already have enough at home to keep you busy. PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20) Hurry to put on the finishing touches so that you can entertain tonight and/or this weekend. Tidy things up, and buy a bouquet for your dining room table. Make things nice for a special guest. “I think the 3 Rivers Music Festival is a wonderful event for Columbia, the Midlands and South Carolina. I’m very proud of it, and I know this year will be just as successful as it has been in the past.” BOB COBLE COLUMBIA MAYOR bought the first three-day pass. “I think the 3 Rivers Music Festival is a wonderful event for Columbia, the Midlands and South Carolina,” he said. “I’m very proud of it, and I know this year will be just as successful as it has been in the past.” Monk expects this year’s turnout to surpass last year’s crowd of 75,000, and he thinks the alternative rock stage will bring the largest audience. “All across the festival, dif ferent people discovering and hearing different types of mu sic but enjoying their city — that’s what it’s about,” Monk said. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecockmixeditor@hotmail.com \