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Sunday September 18— North
Shore Unitarian Church, 370
Mathers, West Vancouver (off
Taylor Way) will hold services at
10:30 a.m. Our guests will be the
Rev. and Mrs. Dungey, who will
talk of the criminal Justice
System and aspects of victim-
offender restoration and the of-
fender’s re-entry into the com-
munity. For information call
926-4206.
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Monday, September 19 — Birds
in Your Backyard, Seycove
Library, 1204 Caledonia, N.V.
7:00 p.m. Kevin Bell, President
of Vancouver Natural History
Society, presents a _ slide-show
and talk about the birds you may
see on the North Shore. Free.
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Sunday, September 18 — North
Shore YMCA School of Dance is
featuring a variety of exciting
classes this fall. Several levels of
ballet, as well as jazz, dancercise
and soccer stretch are featured.
We have classes starting NOW
for all ages from 4 years old and
up. Come and sign up. Contact
the Nroth Shore YMCA, 1735
Inglewood Avenue, West Van-
couver, 926-5541.

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Sunday, September 18 —
Maplewood Farm will host the
second annua} Maplewood Farm
Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In
addition to craft exhibits, there
will be milking demonstrations
and a chance to try milking for
yourself. Games and prizes to
entertain the young people,
refreshments available on the
grounds. Just good old fashion-
ed fun! Admission: Adult 75¢,
Child 50¢, Family of Four $2.25.

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Sunday, September 18 — Yard
Sale and Cat & Kitten Adoption
Day for D.O.N.A.T.E., 1027
West 19th, North Van, 1} a.m.
to 3 p.m. Hamburgers and cof-
fee, phone 985-5488 or 987-9015.

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Monday, September 19 — First
of eight sessions for couples to
sharpen their communciation
skills. N.S. Family Services,
202-145 E. iSth, North Van,
7:30-9:30 p.m. Leader Brenda
Broughton. Better communca-
tion can relieve many frustra-
tions and bring the joy back in a
caring relationship. Fee: $45 a
couple. 988-5281.

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Monday, September 19 — First
meeting of the 1983-84 season of
the West Vancouver University
Women’s Club, West Van
United Church, 2062 Esquimalt
Ave., 7:30 p.m. All women
university graduates are welcome
to attend. Speaker: Dona
Harvey, Managing Editor of the
Province. For any further infor-
mation call Ann Barber,
921-9770.

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Monday, September 19 — Hey
you ‘‘would-be Marathoners’’,
would you like to improve your
running or increase your mileage
with a view to running the Van-
couver International Marathon
next May 1984? Here’s the best
chance you'll have, and so close
to home The North Shore YM-
CA at 1735 Inglewood Avenuc,
West Vancouver is the place we
meet every Sunday commencing
September 25 at 8:30. Don't miss
oul, sign up right away. Please
call 926 $541 for more informa-

hon and ask Jean about our
Marathon Chaic

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Monday, September 19 —

Registration for Persian Classes
ai 730 pm Classes are Mon-
days 7 309 30p.m_., Sutherland
School for inquires please call
9HR 4027

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Monday, Septmeber 19 & 20 —
Enghsh Classes for Moms and
Tots, Quecn Mary School, Mon
& Wed , Ridgeway School, Tues.
& Thurs , St Clement's Church,
Tucs & Thurs 911 30am Free
babysitting

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Monday, September 19-25 To
commemorate ther 10h an-
niversary, Silver Harbour Cen-
tre, 144 Last 22nd Street, bs
holding open house from 10a m
10 3 p.m. Drop tn and see the
many activities available to
senor citizens on the North
Shore

Monday, September 19-28 —
Canoe trip for adults ages 19-90,
Bowron Lakes Canoe Circuit.
All group equipment, transpor-
tation and food supplied by the
YMCA .. - for information call
926-5541 and ask for Mary
Anne.

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Tuesday, September 20 — Infor-
mation meeting for couples or
Singles interested in becoming
foster parents, at 8:00 p.m. 2095
Lonsdale Avenue. Everyone
welcome. Phone: 984-4281 for
information.

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Tuesday, September 20 —
Bereavement workshop (first of
leader JSessica Easton’s 10
meetings), N.S. Family Services,
202-145 East 15th, North Van.,
7:30-9:30 p.m. ‘‘Growing
Through Grief’’ has been a help
and support to many people ex-
periencing the personal crisis of a
loss. Fee: $40, 988-5281.

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Tuesday, September 20 — Peo-
ple’s Law School is giving a free
class on wills and_ estates,
7:30-9:30 p.m., Maplewood
Elem. School, 420 Seymour
River Place, N. Van. Pre-
registration 985-8741. A
minimum of 10 registrants is re-
quired in order to offer the class,
so please pre-register early dur-
ing the week of Sept. 12-16.

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Tuesday, September 20 — The
annual prospecting and mining
school will be held in the
auditorium of the Point Grey
Junior Secondary School, 37th
and East Boulevard. The course
will be held each Tuesday and
Thursday evening from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. for 12 weeks, ending
December 8. The cost of the
course will be $70. There will be
one field trip — possibly two.

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Tuesday, September 20 — Do
you want to get back the con-
fidence you used to have? Are
you looking for a better job?
Does your boss want you in
management but you have to im-
prove your public style?
Toastmistress is a group where
you can learn to think and speak
on your feet, gradually develop-
ing confidence in public speak-
ing. You meet new friends and

develop a new outlook on life.
Lilooet Trails Toastmistress
Club meets at Yic’s Restaurant,
E. 3rd, N. Van. We meet the Ist
& 3rd Tues. Cocktails 6:00, Din-
ner 7 p.m. Come and watch us,
bring a friend. For info. phone
Ruth 988-1002 or Eva 988-2763.

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Tuesday, September 20 — The
13th Annual Meeting of the
North Vancouver Community
Arts Council at 7:30 p.m. in the
Upstairs Gallery of Presentation
House, 333 Chesterfield Ave.
After a short business meeting
and election of the new Board,
Chris Wooten, Producer of the
Performing Arts Expo’ ’86 will
address the meeting. A_ social
hour will follow with wine
tasting with Norman Gilchrist
Lid. Distiller Vinters & Brewers
Reps., and a cheese & dessert
buffet. Tickets $3.50. Pay up
your lapsed membership at the
door, or fill out a form at the
door. Information 988-6844.

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Tuesday, September 20 — ‘‘Let-
ting off steam’’ 5 Tuesday
evenings starting September 20th
from 7-8:30 p.m. with Roy
Wood of the Living and Learn-
ing Centre at West Van United,
2062 Esquimalt, West Van.
Causes of stress will be identified
and coping skills presented, as
well as deep relaxation techni-
ques. Call 926-5495 for informa-
tion or to pre-register.

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Tuesday, September 20 — The
Newcomers Club of North Van-
couver will be having a Fasion
Show at St. Clements Church,
3400 Institute Dr., Lynn Valley
at 7:30 p.m. All ladies new to
North Vancouver are invited to
attend. Further information may
be had by phoning 986-0616 or
986-3225.

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Tuesday, September 20-22 —
C.P.R. (Cardiopulmonary

Resuscitation) course, BASIC 1
level to be held from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m. at the North Shore Family
YMCA, 1735 Inglewood Ave.,
West Vancouver. Pre-
registration necessary. Prere-
quisites are Heartsaver level or
professional health training. Call
926-5541 for further
information.

Casson Ford & Reesor

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

wish to announce that effective
September 12, 1983
the name of the firm will change to:

FORD & PARTNERS

400 -

1124 Lonsdale Avenue

North Vancouver, B.C.
V7M 2HI1
Telephone 980-7041

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Agrodome - Exhibition Park

Vancouver

Sept. 22 & 26

over IO Exhibits

Psychic
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Movie
Theatre

Psychic
Readings

Natural
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New Age
Products

Tatka &
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Human
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Spiritual
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ESP
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international Celebrities

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Wednesday, September 21 —
Cove Cavaliers Fencing Club fall
season begins at Burrard View
Elementary School in Deep Cove
at 7 pm. For further information
please phone Colin at 986-9460
or George at 929-2860.

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Wednesday, September 21 —
Begins. The film series entitled,
**His Stubborn Love’’ will be
seen for six consetutive
Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the
North Vancouver Salvation Ar-
my, 105 W. 12th Street. This film
series by Joyce Landorf shows
how God’s persistent love can
mend broken relationships,
make sense out of suffering,
renew self-esteem and provide
encouragemnt for Christian Liv-
ing. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend at no cost. Phone
988-2622, 988-6040.

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Wednesday, September 21 —
Meeting for parents of 8-12 year
olds living in divided homes, 7:30
p.m., N.S. Family Services,
202-165 E. 15th, N. Van. To find
out about support group for
children which begins Sept. 29, 4
p.m. 988-5281.

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Wednesday, September 21 —
First rehearsal — North Shore
Chamber Orchestra. Carson
Graham Secondary, Music An-
nex (SW corner), 7:30-9:30 p.m.
For intermediate and advanced
players, selected works prepared
for performance. Fee: $25 per
term. Call Bill Smith, 987-8004.

Be Water Wise
See
Boating and alcoho!

are a deadly mix.

50% of all boating
accidents involve

alcohol. Play tt Safe.

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