38 — Wednesday, March 25, 1998 — North Shore News

THURSDAYS

North Shore Scrabble
Club: every Thursday, St.
David’s United Church,
1525 Taylor Way, W.V., 7:30
p.m., all levels welcome.
Info: 987-7610.

North Vancouver
Community Band is look-
ing for new members. Adults
only, minimal experience
necessary. Rehearsals are
Thursdays from 7:30 to 9
p.m. at Seycove School Band
Room. Contact Liz Reiniger
at 980-6493.

Managing Your Hearing
Loss. 12 two-hour sessions
Tuesday mornings and
Thursday evenings.
Registration and informa-
tion: 983-3131.

Roundtable Networking
Breakfast: Second
Thursday, each month.
Cheers” Restaurant, 7:30
a.m. Info: 987-4488.

Mood Disorders
Association: Support mect-
ings first Thursday and third
Tuesday every month. Learn
to cope with depressive dis-
orders. Community

“tWrogram Centre, 1075A
Marine Dr. N.V. 7-9 p.m.
Info: John, 921-6744.

North Shore Numismatic
Society: Third Thursday
each month, St. Andrews
United Church Annex, 1044
St. Georges St, N.V. 7:30
p.m. Visitors welcome. 294-
2086.

Take Off Pounds Sensibly:
9 a.m., West Vancouver
United Church. Info: 922.
8332.

West Vancouver Adult
Community Pops Band:
welcomes new members.
Info: 926-1919.

N. Shore Amateur Radio

lub: First and third
Thursday each month. Gerry
Brewer Building, second
floor, 147 East 14th Str,
N.V. Non-hams welcome.
Info: Bob Piggott, 987-
6780.

Parents in Crisis Society:

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this week
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EATON’S

WHAT'S

Free, confidential. Into: 669-
1616, 1-800-665-6880.

Therapeutic Touch:
Practitioners, third Thursday
monthly; energy-based heal-
ing, first Thursday monthly.
Free or by donation. 7:30
p.m. Lions Gate Hospital,
seminar room A, Public wel-
come to receive therapeutic
touch at both. Lynda, 980-
6604, Katie, 929-2930.

FRIDAYS

Volunteers needed: The
North Shore Multicultural
Society is looking for volun-
teers to spend three hours a
week assisting newcomers.
Ongoing recruitment. Into:
Golnaz Alivarzadech, 988-
2931.

The North Shore First Aid
Society: New members wel-
come. Info: 990-5486.

Concert band for
Beginners: West Vancouver
Adult pops Band meets
Thursdays, 7:30, Irwin Park
School, West Van. Info: Rick
Walkey, 925-2513.

SATURDAYS

Explorations With Water
Color: North Shore
Neighbourhood House, 225
East 2nd St., 9 North
Vancouver. Info: 987-8138.

Scottish Country Dance
Classes: Kids aged seven and
older, 9:30-10:30 a.m. and
10:30-11:30 a.m., North
Vancouver Recreation
Centre. Info: 9 Matureen
Hoad, 922-4406.

Bingo: 7 p.m. St. Thomas
Aquinas school. Info: 985-
7761.

Al-Anon family groups,
offering, supportive, confi-

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dential meetings for families
and friends of alcoholics.
Daily North Shore
Meetings. Into: 688-1716.

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