39 ~ Wednesday, March 8, 1989 - North Shore News

March 9--Full Gospel Businessmen’s
Lunch. Noon. J.J.’s Family Restan-
rant, {3th and Lonsdale (formerly
Pantry). $7. All men welcome. Info:
987-1752.

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March 9--A Tour through the Tax
Forms with representative from Reve-
mee Canada. 7:30 pm. Capilano
Library, 304* Highland Blvd. Explana-
tion of new forms and regulations, time
for questions. Limited enrolment.
Pre-register 987-4471,

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March 9--Grade A fresh chickens on
sale through Seycove Secondary School
Band, Breasts, baneless breasts,
wholes, wings, legs. combos (legs and
breasts) are packed under ice in 14 kg
boxes, last date to order is March t0.
Call Gladys 929-2917 or Katrina 929-
3328.

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Far more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

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March 10--St. Patrick's Dance. Silver
Harbour Centre, 144 E. 22nd St., N.V.
811 p.m. Dance to music by the

Trutones. Tickets $4 in advance. For
age 5$ and up. Info: 980-2474.

March 11--Cdn. Paraplegic Assn. needs
donations of books (hard cover,
paperback etc.) to be used for an up-
coming fund-raising sale on May 3.
Drop off at Shaw Cable, 147! Pember-
ton, N.V.

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Overwhelmed
parents get help

NORTH SHORE parents feeling
overwhelmed by the demands of
family and daily life have a new
support resource available in the
community.

The B.C. Parents In Crisis
Society, a United Way member
agency, has established a self-help
group at North Shore
Neighbourhood House.

JENNIFER Matthews ...heads
B.C. Pareuts In Crisis Society at
North Shore Neighbourhood
Hoosz.

The group meets Mondays, 7
p.m. to 9 p.m. and is headed by
volunteer sponsors Jennifer Mat-
thews and Brenda Bourque. The
first group met in North Van-
couver at the beginning of Febru-
ary. Said Bourque, ‘We'll accept
any parent that feels stressed.
Basically they need someone to
talk fo and we provide someone to
listen. That's the main thing we do
— be there for them and nor be
judgmental.”’

The Parents In Crisis group goal
is to prevent child abuse. Children
often take the brunt of parental
stress. But group members are en-
couraged to discuss any issues im-
portant to their lives.

All enquiries are treated as con-
fidential. There is no fee charged
to participate. Transportation and
child-minding arrangements are
provided upon request.

For more information call the
B.C. Parents In Crisis Society at
299-0521. °

March 11--Rummage sale. St. Martin's
Church hall, 195 E. Windsor Rd. at St.

Georges, N.Y. 10 a.m.-noon. Good
used clothing, books, housewares,
knicknacks.

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March t5--Flea market. St. Andrews
and St. Stephens Presbytenan Church
hall, corner W. 27th and Chesterfield.
N.V. It a.m.-l p.m.

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March U1--Rummage sale St
Christopher's Church, Jith St. and In-
glewood Ave, WoV. 10 a.m. noon.

March [1--Alex Fong Paint-Along.

L.B./454 g

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Live, Westcoast

Eagle Harbour Centre, $875 Marine
Dr., W.V. 10 am.- 4 p.m. Includes

lunch and refreshments. Pre-register
921-7428.

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March 11--Workshops for adults at

recCentse Lonsdale. Slow foxtror Tt
from 11-300 a.m.-3:30 pm.; cowboy
dancing workshop front 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Into: 988-6166,

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March 11--Spring Fever auctian
Blueridge School, 2680 Bronte coff

Berkley and Byron}. N.Y. Viewing 6:30
P.m.; aucnon 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $3.
tafo: 929-3693,

ENRICH YOUR FAMILY LIFE

Host an overseas student
Remuneration for room and board
Shor. ©r long terms availabie
Call Studer:t Housing Coordinator at 683-1189
PACIFIC COAST LANGUAGE SCHOOL
Suite 200, 535 Howe Street, Vancouver

PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. TO SAT. MARCH 8 - 11, 1989.

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We will beat Superstore & Safeway
advertised prices, on items westock.
This includes ull tape and comparison ads.

WE SELL SAFEWAY FLYER ITEMS
FOR LESS