COMMUNITY EVENTS

CALENDAR
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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THURSDAY, MARCH 31

Deep Cove Gardening Club Mesting.
Topic: Roses. Seycave community
school, N.V. Arts & crafts coom. 730
p.m. Info: Lorna, 929-5382,

Free, Family read-alouds, Aslison
Haupt presents the second in her series
of talks for parents & teachers on mod-
ern children’s books, 7-8:30 p.m. Lynn
Valley Library, 1280 East 27th St,
NV.

Pottery for teenagers aged 1-16 years.
Info: W.V. Ree Centre, 926-3266.

THE. FOLLOWING is a selection
of volunteer opportunities available
:. through North Shore Community

~ Services (NSCS).

Easter decorators are needed to
“write names on chocolate Easter
eggs at Lower Mainland depart-
ment stores. Volunteers are needed
to work four-hour shifts from
Tuesday, March 29 to Saturday,

“April 2. Proceeds will help fund

Cystic Fibrosis research.

ONGOING EVENTS

Royal Canidian Sea Cadet Corps, 7-9
pan. Navy League Centre, 1555 Forbes
Ave, NV. Young men & women aged
12-18 yrs, welcome. Info: Subtieut, H.
Mill, 980-4840 or Lieut. M. Bottoms,
980-1112 or feave message at O88-
BOTT,

CAYAC North Shore for Cathotic
teens. 7 pam. each Thurs, at Holy
Trinity Chuech Hall. Uifo: 980-4450,

Shotokat Karate for ages 7 & up. Co-
ed program aimed at developing fitness,
self-discipline, confidence & self-
defence. Info: N.S. YMCA, 926-5541
or 986-0388.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 1
Send ia your event listings,
ONGOING EVENTS

Toddlers’ Storytines, 10 & Ll a.m,
Nosth Vancouver City Library, 121 W.
14th St, N.V. Info: 980-4424,

SATURDAY, APRIL 2.

Send in your event listings

Delivery people are needed by a
non-profit organization to deliver
food hampers. Volunteers are need-
ed weekday afternoons from 1:30
to 3 p.m. Orientation will be pro-
vided. : ao

Drivers are needed to take
seniors from their homes to a lower
Lonsdale non-profit agency. The
volunteers are needed Mondays and
Fridays. Orientation will be provid-
ed.
Presenters who love animals

| Color me pink!
| Color me blue!
| This little contest is
| = for you!
Bring your colored entry to

Lynn Valley Centre
between March 19 and April 2

There are lots of great prizes to be won
including

A TRIP TO
DISNEYLAND!!!

(Includes airfare, accommodation,
& Disney passes for a family of four
Two adults/rwo Children)

ONGOING EVENTS

ReeCentre Magnussen is looking for
tulented teens (singers, actors, musi-
cians, poets) who are interested in per-
forming during “Stage Night," Fridays
from 7-10 p.m, Info: 983-6559,

Saturday Storytime for kids aged 4-8
yrs. 10 am. N.Y. City Library. Info:
O80-4424,

Teddy Bear Swim RecCentre
Lonsdale. 3:30 pan. Info: 983-6421,

Free. Positive Approach counselling
Services. Information sessiun for stu-
dents with learning disability concerns,
Info: 925-FREE,

SUNDAY, APRIL 3
Send in your event Ustings.
ONGOING EVENTS

Visit farm animals & birds at
Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour River
Place, N.V. Info: 929-5610,

Far more Coming Events see Classified
Community Notices. For arts and enter-
tainment listings, see the Around Town
column in Wedaesday's North Shore
Now section.

_are needed to incorporate their

interests, backgrounds, and pets
into school presentations, which
emphasize respectful relationships
between humans and animals.

: Committee members are need-
ed to organize local, upcoming art-
work shows. Volunteers are
required once a month for three
hours during the day. If you are
interested in volunteering, call 985-
7138. NSCS is a member agency of
the United Way.

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