Tuesday, December 21 -- Walt
Disney's Adventures of Robin
Hood. An all animated film.
Show at 1:30 p.m. All seats

$1.50. Tickets on sale now and stories and enjoy a puppet play
day of. performance at the main‘ entitled “The Star Child”.

office of the N.V. Rec Centre.
Show at Centennial Theatre.
23rd and Lonsdale.
Tuesday, December 21 -- Open
House, Capilano Library, 4-5
p.m. Coffee for adults, treats for
kids, and a special visit from the
almost-world-famous clown
Rainbow Sky.
itemsfor .
What’s Going On
WHAT'S GOING ON Is a free
service for non-profit communi-
ty groups on the North Shore
and receives a very large
aumber of items each week for
publication. The News does its
best to ensure that all dated
items appear at least once
before the event, and that-
‘toengoing’’§ items. appear
regularly. However, space
limitations make it ‘impossible
to guarantee that every single
item received will run. For this
reason, also, nor-North Shore
items are not normally ac-
cepted.
' Deadline for the Wednesday
edition Is 2 p.m. the preceding,
Friday; tor the Sunday edition, 2
p.m. the preceding Wednesday.
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couver, \ vm 24,

Wednesday, December 22 --
Walt Disney's film, Winnie the
Pooh. This animated classic of
A.A; -Milne’s—will- -be-shown at
1:30 p.m. All seats $1.50. Tickets
available now and.on day of per-
formance at the main office of
the N.V. Rec Centre. For further
info., call 988-6166. Show at
Centennial Theatre, 23rd &
Lonsdale.

Wednesday, December 22 --
Christmas Puppet Play, Seycove
Library, 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. Last
chance to see “Petunia’s

Christmas” the puppet play for
preschoolers about a silly goose.
ree.

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Thursday, December 23 -- Walt
Disney’s version of Victor
Herbert's Babes in Toyland. This
delightful musical will be shown
at 1:30 p.m. All seats $1.50.
Tickets available now and on day
of performance. For further in-

fo., call 988-6166, Show at Elphinstone,-December 30, 1982

Centennial. Theatre, 23rd and
Lonsdale.

oes,
tn

: “An information mooting will be held Thursday,
oe enuary 6, 10 am. ‘for anyone Interested in. the
“program, If you would like to attand this moeting, ‘or it
you: would like information over the phone, please call
986-1911, local 272,

‘

-liturgical dance by Ross McKim

Thursday, December 23 as

Special Santa Storytime North
Vancouver City Library, 980-
4424, 2:00 come hear Christmas

songs and treats, for children
ages 4-8.

Thursday, December 23 --
Christmas Special, St. Stephen's
luncheon bingo, 24th St. and
Mountain Highway, Early Bird
at 11:00 a.m. Door prizes, free
coffee, many extras. Jackpot
based on total att. Bus stop at
door. Everyone welcome.

Friday, December 24 -- The .

Unitarians celebrate Christmas

5-6 pm. The very first event at

their new home will include

and Vivienne Rochester. Note
— the new address is 370
Mathers Avenue, West Van-
couver off Hadden Drive in
british Properties. Regular ser-
vices commence there on
January 2.

Thursday, Dec. 26-30,
Jan. 1, 6-8 -- Sing A Song of
Sixpence - Xmas Panto, Deep
Cove Stage. 2151 Panorama Dr.,
N.V. Matinees & Evenings.
Info. 929-2998 - Great family
show.

If- you have-just.found.out. your...

child has a mental handicap, and
would like to talk to someone,
we can put-you in touch with ex-
perienced, informed parents of
children who have a mental han-

dicap. Por further information_

call Pilot Parents at 984-0534.
10,000 strong and growing: the
Taped Books collection of the

Greater Vancouver Library

Federation recently added its
10,000th title. These are books
selected by librarians for their
appeal and popularity and read

on to tape for use by the blind :”
and physically Handicapped. ©
Dyslexic readers are now also.:

eligible for the service, which in-
cludes regular deliveries and the

loan of a tape-player. If you :
know someone who may qualify, -.

please contact the North Van-

couver District Library: 984- .
0286

A special New Year's Eve Camp
for girls and boys age 7 through
13> held at YMCA Camp

to. January” Tr, 1983. For further
information, contact 224-2352.

C21 - Sunday, December 19, 1982 - North Shore News

Faye McCrae and Andrea Boyer of the News had the happy job last year of sorting
readers’ gifts of food into Christmas hampers for needy families.

Collection centers

for hamper donations:
In North Vancouver:

The North Shore News
1139 Lonedale Ave.

In West Vancouver:

No. 1 Fire Hall
16th at Fulton Ave.

We expect even more families in our community to be
in need this Christmas and are counting on our readers
to help as much as possible. As many as 600 families
will not have any Christmas dinner unless they receive a
hamper from the North Vancouver Christmas Bureau
or the West Vancouver Santa Claus fund.

Donations of non-perishable foods and good quality
used (or new) toys will be assembled into individual
hampers but monetary donations which are income tax
deductible are also needed.

Suggestions for hamper donations

Canned and Vegetables
Canned or Bottled Drinks
Canned or Powdered Milk

Canned Meats & Fish, t.e Bacon

Prem, Chicken. Tuna, etc
Tea & Coftee
Hot Chocolate
Cranberry Sauce
Pickles
Nuts and Candy

Christmas Cake and Shortbread

Butter and/or Margarine

Mail Cheques to:

N.V. Christmas Bureau

P.O. Box 86081

North Vancouver, V7L 435

W.V. Santa Claus Fund

P.O. Box 91114
Weat Vancouver
V7V 3N3

Soups.tinned and dehydrated
Cake or Cookie Mixes
Pudding, Biscuit Mixes

Peanut Butter, Jam, Honey. Syrup
Crackers, Cereals

Sugar (white or brown)

Flour

Spaghetti, Noodles, etc
Potatoes, Rice

Japanese ne

Christmas Na . Tablecloth

For information call:

In North Vancouver 985-8612
or 985-8812
In West Vancouver 922-6522

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