REMEMBERING WHY
WE REMEMBER: Maric
Anne McLean shares stories
and tales she has learned frem
war veterans, Sunday, Nov. 7,
12:45-2:15 p.m. North
Shore Unitarian) Church.
Tickets $8/family or $5/;
son at the door. Part of the
Vancouver Storytelling
Festival. Tickets: 257-0366.

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STREET PROOFING
OUR KIDS (SPOR) tor 5-
10 year olds. Monday, Nov. 8,
7-8 p.m.-at Seylyn recCentre,
605 Mountain Hwy. Program
dedicated to preventing chil-
dren trom becoming victims
of abduction, molestation or
sexual assault. To pre-register
cali 983-6557.

RELAXATION
MEDITATION

DEEP
AND

CLASS: Monday, Nov. 8,
7:30-9:30 p.m. First class is
free, three consecutive classes
“$25, Reservations: 904-0071
or 839-1457,

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KOERNER | LECTU.
SERIES: John Keans, politi-
cal'-thinker and writer visits
Capilano. College as part of
The . Koerner - Lecture: Series
sponsored * by | The. Capilzno

icw, the Capilano College
‘Humanities Division, and the
Capilano College Foundation.

Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m.;-
m: 322.

room Library building:

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Free admission.

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LEGENDARY LAND-
MARKS: Tuesday, Nov. 9,
12:30-2:30 p.m., in the Cedar
rgom at Capilano College.
Vancouver muscum guest
curator John Atkin will speak
on the neon fights of rhe
1950’s. Nov. 16: Evelyn
Atkinson tells the story of
Engine 374 and = historian
Peggy Imredy speaks on
Stantey Pari Nov. 23:
Historian Archie Miller wilt

of the Fraser

+ call 984-

TAKE CONTROL BE
YOUR OWN ADVO-
CATE:. Learn techniques for
cutting through red tape.
Wednesday, Nov. 10, doors
cpen 6:40 p.m., at 1075A
Marine Dr., N.V. Everyone
welconie. — Info ions
offered at no charge by the
Canadian Mental Heaith
Association of North and
West Vancouver — every
Wednesday evening. Info:
Rodney, Sandy or Heather at
987-2111.

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PHILOSOPHY CAFE:
Wednesday, Nov. 10, 7-9
p.m., at Piece of Cake, 107 W..
Esplanade. Peter Raabe, dec-
tor of philosophy, facilitates a
discussion on “How do we
know what is real?” Everyone
welcome. Info: 291-5215.

REMEMBRANCE DAY
CEREMONY: Burrard Yacht
Club invites the public to join
their ceremony from the shore
at Cates Park on. Thursday,
Nov. 11, 10:30 and 11:30
a.m. The service is based on
naval - tradition and _~ will
include hymns and the the fir-
ing of the “ships cannon” and
rifle salute.

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CANADIAN FEDERA-
TION OF UNIVERSITY
WGOMEN: Mecting = on
Thursday, Nov. 11, 7 p.m.,
Highland United Church,
3255 Edgemont Blvd., N.V.
Brenda Douglas, chartere
accountant, talks about «sate
planning. Info: 987-77.

RECOVERING LOST
VOICES: Friday, Nov. 12 in
Vancouver and Tuesday, Nov.
16 in West Van. A one-day
workshop for survivors of

ual abuse. Both of the

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signs, vulnerability, inipact
and healing. Info: Yvenne at
922-1913.

U PLAY: U SING U
DANCE: Friday, Nov. 12,
7:30 p.m., North Shore
Unitarian = Church, 370
Mathers, W.V. Come and play
drums, raaracas, triangles,
gongs and tells. No musical
experience is required. All
ages welcome. Adults $8 and
kids $5. Info: Kerry Burke at
924-1449. Presented bby
Vancouver niusic therapists.

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TAIWANESE CANADIAN
INTERCULTURAL
GREEN CLUB: Free heatth
walks in Mandarin and
Taiwanese. Call 327-8693 for
membership and walk info.
Friday, Nov. 12, 10 a.m. at
Capilano River. Info: Ms. Yen
at 926-8736; Sunday, Nov,
14, 10 a.m. at Lynn Canyon.
Info: Mr. Ho ar 990-9182,

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CHRISTMAS CRAFT
FAIR: Saturday, Nov. 13, 10
a.m.-3 p.m., Fromme clemen-
tary school, 3657 Fromme
Rd., N.V. Quality crafts, cake
walk, raffle and plenty of tasty
refreshments for everyone.

FIND If HERE: Home
Christmas sale featuring folk
art, woodwork, jewelry, deco-
rations, cards, textiles, clay,
glass, ete. Saturday, Nov. 13,
10) am.-6 pam, 4467
Strathcona Rd., Info:
924-0689.

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CRAFT FAIR: Over 60
crafters and live entertainment
on Saturday, Nov. 13, 10
am.-4  p.m., at Carson
Graham school, 2145 Jones
Ave.

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75TH | ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATIONS at the
North Van City” Library.
Saturday, Nov. 13 the library
invites vou fo. participate in
the Internet children's pro-
grams and a family event fea-
turing the Ladybugs, birthday
cake, balloons and a special
commemorative gift for every-
one.

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QUAYSIDE YILLAGE
COHOUSING: Tour and

information on this award-.

winning community at 510
Chesterfield Ave, NV. on
Sunday, Nov. 14, 3-5) p.r
Evervone welcome. — Inf
Carol at 985-1514.

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EARLY VOICES: Artwork is
needed for a juried art exhibit
created by young children
trom 30 months to 5 years. Ail
submissions should be clearly
labelled , paintings must be
fram d three-dimensional
work must be mounted.
Submission deadline is
Monday, Nov. 15. Inf

Laurie Skinner at 926-6767.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
COURSES: North Shore
Multicultural Society has
many programs starting in
November. Call Ginny Wong
at 988-2931 for information
and to register.

TRAINED MEDIATORS
are available free of charge to
assist. in neighbourhood dis-
putes. Fer information, con-
tact Community Mediation
Services Society at 990-3707,

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NORTH VANCOUVER
MUSEUM is look for votun-
teers to assist with school pro-
grams. A little time and a lor
of enthusiasm are all chaz is
d. Into: 987-5618.

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VOLUNTEERS are urgently
aceded to help at the Silk
Purse Art Centre. Call 925-
7292 If interested.

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UBC RESEARCH: Parents
of 7-14-year-olds are needed
to complete a 25-minute long
questionnaire about how
much of a problem and how
gender-typical they sec chil-

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