Monday,
Monthly meeting of the West
Vancouver Newcomer's Club
will be held at St. David’s United
Church, Upper Levels at Taylor
Way, at 8 p.m. Any woman new

- to West Vancouver is invited to
attend as a guest. Further in-
formation may be had by
phoning JoAnn Aird at 921-
8506.

Monday, December 7 - The

North Shore Chapter of the |
Registered Nurses’, Association

of B.C. will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
the Lions Gate Hospital
Auditorium. Guest speaker - Dr.
Ian Taylor on Hypothemia &
Emergency Services
Organization.

Monday, December 7 - North
Shore Christian Women's Club
Christmas Luncheon, 12 noon at
Canyon Gardens, will feature
Popular kindergarten teacher
Alica Hughes with ideas on
decorating a Children’s
Christmas Tree, child sopranos
Jennifer and Debra Kellough,
harpist Helen Siemens, pianist
Eleanor Sannes, and guest
speaker Maybeth Gray. Free
babysitting by’ reservation.
Come and bring a friend. Tickets
$5.75. Call Joyce at 988-6602 or
Lois at 922-0556 for reservations
and information.

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Monday, December 7 --
“Serendipity” is the theme of the
Christmas meeting of the
University Women's Club of
West Vancouver. It will be held
at West Vancouver Baptist
Church, 450 Mathers, at 7:45
p.m. Ali university graduates arc
welcome.

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Tuesday, December. 8 --
Highlands Neighbours’ Group
Centre, a new Senior Citizen
Drop-In Centre in the Highlands
area. The centre is located in
Highlands Community School.
3150 Colwood Drive, North
Vancouver and 1s open every
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Drop in and cnjoy a game of
pool, cards, checkers or just a
friendly visit. Excursions

are
planned on a monthly basta.
Official opening: 1-4 p.m.

Refreshments will be served. For
more information call Jean or
Ellie at 985-3514.

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Friday, December 11 - Hillside
10 year (1971) Grad Reunion,

December 7 --_

. Easter!

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delicious min- -

making
cemeat which will be sold:along:with mnay other gift _
ideas at “WOT THE DICKENS” a Christmas Fair at St.
Stephen’s Charch, . 22nd and Gordon, West Van-
couver, on Saturday December Sth from 11. a.m. - 2 |
p.m. Plan on having launch there too at the Holly Tree .
Inn which will feature the mincemeat tarts, and browse

through tl
» Dickens’ novels.

Masonic Hall, 1763 Bellevue, W.
Vancouver, 7-12 p.m. For in-
formation please call 980-6439.

Saturday, December 12 --
Monthly Thrift Sale, St.
Richard’s Church, 1398 West
15th & Philip Sts., 10 a.m. - 12
Noon.

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Sunday, December 13 -- 1981
CGIT National Christmals
Vesper Service entitled “Happy
It's Christmas.” Lynn
Valley United Church, 7:00 p.m.
All friends of CGIT are
welcome.

Station Museam, Mahon Park:
16th & Jones, North Van. --
“Transportation” on the North
Shore 1850 - 1960. Hours:

Sunday only - 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Tours & information thru the
office: 987-5618.

Qngoing -- North Shore
Museum, 209 W. 4th St.. North
Vancouver, Birks Room—“The
War Years” covering the home
front as well as the armed forces.
Hours: Wed. to Sun. 1-4 p.m.
Free admission — info. 987-5618.

Public Service Announcement --
Male companion needed for
weekly afternoon outings _with
blind male. Call Lois Craig.
CNIB, 321-2311.

Donations of old cotton towels
needed. Used for oiled seabirds.
921-8568 afternoon, evenings
and weekends.

THE NORTH VAN Red Cross
needs volunteers to phone

-a.m.

‘the many stalls named for the characters in

donors and remind them of the
upcoming clinic. Phone calls to
remind donors usually bring

excellent results; Anyone who .

can spend an hour phoning
would be most appreciated. For
information and phone list
please call 988-1997.

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Chesterfield House is offering a
parents in crisis group Tues.

evenings from 5:30 io 7:30 p.m.
This group provides support for
parents who find the demands of
their children difficult to handle.

Children’s program available.

Food will be -arranged..No cost
for group. Call 985-1364.

Flea Market -- every Saturday at
Queen Mary Comm. School, 230
W. Keith Rd., North Van.
Tables $7. For reservations call
986-6389 or 683-1633. Open 8:00

to 4:00 p.m. Sellers
wanted.

Kinsmen Mother's March --
January 24 to February 1, 1982.
Volunteers are needed to co-
ordinate canvassers in your area.
Please contact: Christina
McAllister, 731-0219 or 736-
8841. Kinsmen Rehabilitation
Foundation.

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Preschool Storytime -- Seycove
Library, 1204 Caledonia. 10:00-
10:30 a.m. every Tuesday. Fairy
tales, picture stories, finger
plays and fun for children aged 3
and up.

Westlyno Baptist Church Young
Adults meet every 2nd Sunday
evening. If you are 19 and up,
have no church home, please
join us for bible study and
fellowship. Call Jim or Carol
980-1895.

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Curling every Thursday --
Seniors’ Curling Club. N.V. Rec.
Centre. 12:30 Thursdays.
Members needed .50 and over,
good fun and exercise. Call Mrs.
Anderson 988-3666 or Mrs. R.
Carter, 929-2079

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SPORTS NIGHT -- Join us in a
game of volleyball, basketball,
and fun for all. West Vancouver
Christian Centre, 17th and
Inglewood at 8:30 p.m. For a
ride call Jim at 985-6921.

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New West Vancouver Seniors
Activity Centre - a beautiful
place for “meaningful activity
among friends”. Citizens over 60
welcome to join in. Visitors
welcome to View the centre.
Hours 9:00 am-4:30 pm,
weekdays to. 10:00 pm. Wed-
nesday evening. 695 21st Street.
Telephone 926-4375. .

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Looking fora challenge?

Volunteers needed to work ona |

one-to-one basis at Chesterfield
House with parents having
difficulty ‘coping with their
children. Those interested in
beginning. training session in
September may call Maureen
Dawson at 985-1364.

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This is the International Year of
the Disabled Persons, and you
can help. North Vancouver
District Library has a collection
of Taped Books for those who
cannot manage regular print
because of poor. eyesight or
physical handicap, and a home
delivery service for those

_readers who are homebound
because of infirmity. If you.

know who might. qualify for
wither service, please call Penny
Forsyth Manchester at 984-0286.

Ongoing, Have you met
“Heathcliff,” baby born Nov. 5
to Maplewood Children’s Farm
Jersey Cow, Bronwyn?” Child
50¢ adult 75¢, 405 Seymour
River Place, N. V.: + ,929-5610.
Learn the Art of Shotokan
Karate at the North Shore
Family Y.M.C.A. This is a
traditional form of non-contact
Karate, stressing mind and body
contro! as well as self discipline.
For more information contact
instructor Carl Davis at 987-3877
or call the orth Sh re
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THE CORPORATION OF THE |
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

BYLAW 5435

HIGHWAY RELOCATION
BYLAW 58

(Laing Drive) ‘

TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant 40 section 574 of the |
~Municipal Act,;:the Council for The Corporation of. the. :
District of North Vancouver intends by Bylaw 5435 to ©
dispose of a certain portion of highway in District Lots
601 and 607 in exchange for land mentioned in the
said bylaw for the purpose of relocating such highway. |

‘Bylaw 5435 and plans of the proposed highway
relocation may be inspected at the Municipal Hall
during regular office hours.

(Mrs.) H.W. Egleston
_ Municipal Clerk

DATED this 2nd day of December, 1981
North Vancouver, B.C.

MOODYVILLE CRAFT
FAIR ‘S81
Saturday, Dec. 5th
| 10 a.m. = 4 p.m.
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WEST VANCOUVER
PARKS AND
RECREATION DEPARTMENT

WINTER BROCHURE

The Winter Program Brochure will be delivered to West Van-

couver residents from December 2nd to December 9th,
1981

Please make note of the following registration dates:
RECREATION CENTRE PROGRAMS
780 22nd Street, West Vancouver — 926-3266
West Vancouver Residents ONLY

Fitness Registration Saturday December 6
noon

General Registration

9:00-12:00
Saturday December 12 9:00-12:00
noon

Senior Activity Centre

Program — Classes Monday December 21 9800-4 00

p.m
Out of District Registration

All Programs Saturday December 19 9 00-12-00

noon
Classes Start: January 1981

AQUATIC CENTRE PROGRAMS 026-6585
Registration Oay tor Winter, 1982 Swimming Program is

Wed January 13 4 30800
pm
ICE ARENA PROGRAMS 926-8621
Registration tntormation at the West Vancouver Recreation
Centre (Cypreas Room)
Saturday December 12 8.00-12 00
noon
West Vancouver Residents onty
NEIGHBOURHOOD PROGRAMS 926-3266
Registration tor Neighbourhood Recreation Programs will com
mence at 8 O0 am December 12th at the Recreation Centre
All programs offered at Eagle Harbour ot Gleneagies Com
munity Schools will register at the schools ONLY atarting in
early January
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL:
RECREATION CENTRE 026-3266
AQUATIC CENTRE 926-6505
ICE ARENA 026-8621
SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTRE 020-4376