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brunch. Seymour Golf and Country
Club, 3723 Mt. Seymour Pkwy., N.V.
9:30-11:30 a.m. Presentation: You're
Some Body by The Body Shop, Reserve
987-3687, tickets $7.50.

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June 5—Help plant a butterfly garden,

for children 8-12 years. Lynn Canyon

Ecology Centre. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Free

but pre-registration required, 987-5922.
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June 5--First Time to Fitness. W.V.
Rec Centre, 780-22nd St. 4-week intro
Program, step-by-step instruction, per-
sonal counselling. Runs Mon. and
Wed., June 5-28, 6:45-7:25 p.m. Info:
926-3266. wee

Jane 5—Info meeting for Cap College
diploma programs in Retail Merchan-
dising. Rm. H503. 7 p.m. Register:
984-4960. wee

June $—Heart’s Desire Coffee Club.
Lonsdale Quay Hotel, 123 Carrie Cates
Ct., N.V. 7:30 p.m. Theme: Tea for
Two. Entertainment: Lisa Bush. Info:
986-0397,

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June 5—Opening of Lynn Valley
Playcentre at Lynn Valley Centre.
Ribbon cutting with Big Bird ! p.m.
Big Bird and Lynn Valley Centre
mascot Chippy will meet children until
2 p.m. Info: 980-9354.

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Jene 5—-N.S. Keep Well free drop-in
for adults over 50. 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
N.S Neighbourhood House. Exercise,
relaxation, counselling for health and
personal business. Lunch for small
charge. Sperker: Andrea Miller on
Recycling for Well-Being. Info: 987-

Students
graduate

From page 18
Tamelin, Charlea C. Upton, Cory

Windsor.
TOURISM
Tourism Management
(Certificate)

(Completion date - February 3,
1989.) Gillian C. Bloomer, James
E. Bloomer, Alison Joy
Donoghue, Daphne Margaret
Grant, Angela Jean Kirkby, Mar-
tin Robert Littlejohn, Susan Alexis
Loadman, Elizabeth Nancy Lord,
R. Garth McCreedy, Jessie Bernice
Pendygrasse, Kathryn Jerrine
Penner.

(Completion date - April 15,
1989, Sechelt Campus.) Catherine
Mary George, Rosina-Mue Giles,
Chad Dwayne McDow, Nancy
Louise Mercer, Cecilia Miller.

Tourism Supervisory
Development (Certificate)

(Completion date - April_ 15,
1989, Sechelt and Whistler Cam-
pus.) Elaine Michelle Gauvin,
Susan Hayes, Michele Christine
Henry, Jennifer Hopkins, Judith
Helen McDougall.

Register for
summer camp

PREPARATIONS. ARE under
way at North Shore Neighbour-
hood House for the annual sum-
mer day camp program for six- to
12-year-olds.

Located at Cates Park in Deep
Cove, the program is action pack-
ed with events such as a nature
study, orienteering, swimming,
theme day and out-trips.

Camp runs in two-week sessions,
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to
4 p.m., beginning July 4. Before
and after care is available. Day
care subsidies can be applied.

Registration for summer day
camp began June 1. Some pro-
grams are limited so early registra-
tion is advised.

For further information call
Hugh at 987-8138 or drop in to the
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 225 E. 2nd St., North
Vancouver.

8138. N.S. Keep Well Walking Club

meets at N.S. Neighbourhood House at

9 a.m., rain or shine. Info: 987-8138.
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For more Coming Events see first page

of Classifieds.

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Sune 6—Silver Harbour day trip to Port
Townsend, Washington. Leaves
Legion, 15th and Lonsdale at 7:45 a.m,
Returns at 7 p.m. Trip includes tour of
turn-of-the-century homes and Fort
Worden. Cost: $25 includes ferry and
admission. Info: 980-2474. Tickets at
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E. 22nd
St, N.V. .
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June 6~N.S. Skeet Club prize shoot.
North on Lillooet Rd., 1 mile past
cemetery, N.V. 6-9 p.m. Info: Don
Egginton 985-3201.

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of Classifieds.

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even tread wear.

Here's how you know if your vehicle's wheels are not prop-
erly aligned: hard steering, poor handling, pulling to one
side, whee! shimmy, wandering from side to side and. .

especially, uneven tread wear.

Both tires have traveled the same
number of miles. The difference?

Poor alignment on the right!

For longer tread life, have our experts align your tires. Right
now you can have it done at special savings! It's a smart
move that pays for itself in better vehicle handling and more

Jane 7--Bug safari for pre-schoolers
and parents. Lynn Canyon Ecology
Centre, 1:30-2:30 p.m. Free but pre-
registration required, 987-5922.

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Jupe 7--N.S. Keep Well free drop-in
for adults over 55. 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Silver Harbour Centre. Exercise, relax-
ation, counselling for health and per-
sonal business. Lunch for small charge.
Speaker: Lena Warrington on Save the
Trees. Info: 980-2474, N.S. Keep Weill
Walking Club meets at Silver Harbour
Centre at 9:30 a.m., rain or shine, In-
fo: 980-2474.
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For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds,

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Sune 8--Learning disabilities discussion.
W.V. Secondary School, 1750 Mathers

Ave. 8 p.m. Info: Henry Wood 926-
5418.

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Juse 8--Full gospel businessmen’s
fellowship lunch. Homestead Restau-
rant, 13th and Lonsdale. Noon. $6. All
men welcome. Info: 988-3431 or 987-
1752.

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Jane 8-Free legal clinic held Thursday
afternoons at W.V. Baptist Church.
After 4:30 p.m. by appointment. Lega!
advice in most areas of the law in-
cluding mediation in matrimonial
disputes. For appointment call 922-
0911.

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June 8&-N.S. Keep Well free drop in.
9-11:30 am. W.V. Seniors Activity
Centre. Exercise, relaxation, counsell-
ing for wellness. Info: 926-4375.

Jase &~Sentine! Secondary 20-year re-

union for 1969 grads will be held on

June 30. Info: Carolynn 986-9824.
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Two-wheel
alignment

Our experts will inspect all key components and pertorm the necessary
front-end adjustments to help improve ride and handling.

Most cars
Reg. 54.95
22.9914.0

Four-wheel
alignment

“June 9--Hawaiian Luau, Silver Har-

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For more Coming Events sce first page
of Classifieds.

bour Centre, 144 W. 22nd £t., N.V.
5:30-11 p.m. Tickets $15 for members,
$17 for non-members. Includes
smorgasbord, entertainment by Pearls
of the Pacific and dancing to music by
the Trutones. Tickets in advance only.
Info: 980-2474. .
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June 9--St. Andrews and Caledonian
Society info meeting and potluck sup-
per. St. Catherines Anglican Church,
1058 Ridegwood, N.V. 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. .

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June 9 Register now for week-long
summer day camp programs for ages
3-5, 6-8, 9-14 years. N.S. Winter Club.
Info: 985-4135.

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Mos? cars
Reg. 39.95
22-9906-0

Includes above service for both front and rear wheels. Rear wheel
shims and installation extra, if required. Additional parts and instalia-
tion extra, if required. Light trucks, and some imports are extra. Avail-
able at mest locations.

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