and her “Music Makers”: :will
 ‘efitertain — all. Seniors welcome. _

May 25

~Van. 1:30 p.m. Daphne. Chitty

Monday, May 25 -- All are’
come to attend | our. next

“Women's Aglow meeting, Frank

“Baker's... restaurant.” “Marine
‘Drive;”'7 p:m. Jeanne Harper
from England will speak. :

ee

‘Mondiy, May 25 -- Red Cross.

Blood Donor Clinic, Lions Gate
Hospital Act. area. 2-8 p.m.
Please come and help alleviate
the shortage. after the long
weekend.

Cte ew
Monday, May 25 -- The West
Vancouver University Women's
Club. welcomes all women
graduates to their final meeting
at 7:45 p.m. AGM, election of
Executive, followed by
“Costumes. of India.’’
Refreshments will be served.

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Monday, May 25 -- Whist Drive
and Bake Sale — everybody
welcome, St. Johns’ Church
Hall; 13th & Chesterfield. 1:30
p-m. Come with your friends and
meet some friends over a pliea-
sant cup of tea.
Tuesday, May 26 -- Truth
Rebekah Lodge No. 28.
meeting. St. John’s Hall, 13th &
Chesterfield. Members at 7:30
p-m. Public invited to Whist Par-
ty at 8:00 p.m. Refreshments
served.
May 26 - Argyle

Music Department presents an
evening of music featuring mass-
ed bands and choirs. starting at
7:30 p.m. Tickets $2 at door,
free to children 12 and under if
accompanied by an adult, and to
Old Age Pensioners.

-rieeting, Sitver Bay Vista Socie-
ty, St. Stephens” Church;. .W.

Coameainy ‘Schéol Assoc.

_Annual General Meeting at 750
“Bast 26th St. N. Van. 7: ‘30. m.

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Show,” Bazaar-:&; Bake. Sale,
’, Highlands: United (Church, 3255
‘Edgemont Bivd.. N. Van. 7:30
p.m. Cost: $3. Door prizes,
refreshments. Sponsored by
Job's Daughters. Bethel No. 9.
Wednesday, May 27 -- Open
House, Waldorf School, 2725 St. -
Christophers Rd.. N. Van. 7-9
p-m. Teachers will be in atten-
dance. Children’s work on
display. 985-7435. "
Wednesday, May 27 -- Discus-
sion group for people who have
Multiple Sclerosis. Highlands
United Church, 3255 Edgemont
Bivd., N. Van. 11:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. Bring a sandwich for
lunch. Program: Mrs. Kilby.
Nutrition Consultant for the
North Shore Health Unit -will
lead a discussion. To obtain fur-
ther information or
transportation assistance call
Faye Aubut, 986-1798: Sylvia
Bendrodt, 922-8288: or Sigrid
Bailey at the MS Society offices,
263-3244.

Wednesday, May 27 -- Con-
sumers and health care profes-
sionals interested in changing
birthing policies and post-natal
care at Lions Gate Hospital
mecting. Westover Community
School, beside 3481 Duval Rd. 8
p-m. For further information
please phone Marlo 987-5084 or
Vicki 986-2932.

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TE ‘Curtain time is 8 p.m. ‘at ‘the

West.’ Van. Theatre. 1750
Mathers, W. ‘Van. For ticket in-
“formation please call 922-3931.
or pick them up at the door.
Le

Thursday, May 28 -- “On the
Surface” is.a juried exhibition of
printed, painted and dyed fabric
by design artists from the Pacific
-Northwest and across Canada. It

runs at Presentation House May

28:— June 28- The first show of
its kind in the region, “On the

-- Surface”. should serve to raise

. standards of design in the textile

- industry, as.well as. to introduce

individual, design artists to the

_ public.” “On, the: “Surface” “will

take place in conjunction with
the: Northwest Regional Con-

_ference-.of the Surface Design

Association’ at U.B.C.. and ac-
tivities will be divided between
Presentation House and the
J.B.C. campus. For further
détails call 986-1351 .or Peggy
Schofield 263-5590 (for con-

- ferenceinfo’.

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Friday, May 29 -- Flea Market —
Craft Fair —- Auction Sale, St.
Agnes’. Anglican- Church, 530
East 12th ‘at Grand- Blvd.. N.
Van. Auction sale-7:30 to 9 p.m.

‘Flea..market & craft fair on

Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

oe

Saturday,’ May 30 -- Players of

. . ~ North Van. Babe Ruth Baseball
- are. reminded, to contact their

coaches if they wish to par-
ficipate in the “French’s” Hit-
Run-Throw :Pennant Award.

This will take place today from 4
to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday from. 10
a.m..until all entrants have com-
‘peted. For more information
phone Frank Nicholls. 985-6352.

or @

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New! Elizabeth Scott’s
_latest portfolio of British
Columbia serigraphs,
“Horizons,” in a limited
edition of only 95.

phoning

lilustrated, Mahogany night
stand, circa 1890. Selected

NORTH VANCOUVER
‘ SCHOOL BOARD

Bill Kelly and Gary Dahl.

ee.

~ Announcements for this
section An our Wednesday:
edition should he delivered
or mailed to reach the North
Shore News office not later
t 2 p.m. the’ prece
Friday. P ang
|. For our Sunday edition the
deadline is 2 p.m. the
preceding Wednesday. Our
address; North Shore News,
1139 Lonsdale Avenue,

North Vancouver, B.C. V7™M
2H4.

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upcom ing

Monday, Jane 1:-- The monthly:
meeting of Newcomers. Club of:
West Vancouver will, be held-
Monday, June 1 at 8 p.m. at St.:

David’s United Church (corner ”
of Taylot .-Way-and Upper -

Levels). Sally Watson, travel .

consultant, will give a consumer’. .

oriented. talk..on.travel.- how to
make the right, decisions, what .
to avoid in the complex world of.
travel. For more info - 926-8278

1140 Lonsdale Ave.

invites registrations for the

PROGRAMI
de Fr
for the School year 1981 - 1982

E - CADRE

ncais

This program is open to all district fran-
cophone students of elementary school
age. A non-francophone child may be
admitted in the intermediate program (Gr. 4-
7) if he/she has sufficient competency in’
French to receive instruction at that level.

Further information can be obtained by
the Coordinator of
Languages (987-8141) Registration forms
‘are available at Cloverley Elementary, 440
Hendry Avenue. (988-6341).

Modern

Saturdiiy morning, _every.
SA URDAY. “STORYTIME,

week

‘North Vancouver City Library,
10:30, stories, fairy tales, games -
and.songs for: children, ages 4-6;-_

~ alk good Aisteneis: and ‘singers~

welcome!

FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, free
legal aid is being’ offered at
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 East
22nd Street, North Vancouver,
from 10:00.4.m. to 3:00 p.m.‘on
Fridays. Phone 980-2474 for an
appointment. -

ongoing.

‘Hollyburn- Playschool — A
' parent Participation playschool |

-- may have openings in the 4 yr.
old class. Call 926-5215.
Eastview Parent Part. Preschool
is enroling for 1981/82 school
year for 3 & 4 year olds,
Queensbury Elementary School.
For information ph. 985-5447.
Come. ‘aboard. the book boat.
Ahoy mates! Help‘ us l nch our
1981. Summer, ‘Reading’:

invite les parents francophones
as'inscrire pour le

PROGRAMME-CADRE_ -

. de Francais
pour l'année scolaire 1981 - 1982

Ce programme  s’adres Sse aux Gléves
francophones au niveau |

CS 44 et aussi aux éléves anglophones au
‘intermédiaire (grades 4-7). qui
possédent une connaissance siffisante au

niveau

francais a ce niveau.

\

Pour de plus amples informations veuillez
téléphoner au coordonnateur des. Langues
Modernes (987- *8141). On peut obtenir les
d'incription
CLOVERLEY, 440 Hendry Avenue (988-

formules

6341).

LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE
VANCOUVER - NORD

-Vancouver’” “City _ . Library
Children’ ‘Ss Departmen =

North Vancouver Clty Library

- wall come. to you when you can't
comé tous! Taped books for the
visually impaired will be brought
to your door if you are physically
unable to pick them up or have
‘No one to assist you.

“*. @®

ST.JOHN'S: ANGLICAN.
‘CHURCH
"220 west Sth St. MN. Vv
- 986-1151"

‘Tuesday may 26 26th

; SPECIAL SERVICE
QFCONFIRMATION :

archbishop “Douglas
_Hamidge | Pee
- Dedication of
Warden Emeritus _
Mrs. D. Camp:

émentaire de la

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’école