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Tammie Pappin from
“Flowers by Carol Anne” of
Park Royal.
Monday, March 3 --
‘Business in Quebec’ Studio
Theatre at Presentation
House, 333 Chesterfield St.,
8 p.m. Hosted by Laurier
LaPierre this evening forum
on contemporary Quebec
features Pierre Des Marais -
mayor of Outremont and ex-
President of Conseil du
Patronat.

Monday, March 3 - B.C.
O.A.P.0. Branch No. 33
Seycove School, 2 p.m. Ist
and 3rd Monday. We are
moving from St. Simon's
Church and meetings will be

held in Seycove. New
members welcome.
Monday, March 3 --

“Business in Quebec’. Studio
Theatre, 8 p.m. Guest
speaker for the last of the
‘Quebec Profile’ series will
be Pierre DesMarais, Mayor
of the city of Outremont and
President of the Execuitive
Committe of the Montreal
Urban Community. $3
adults, $2 students
seniors. Tickets available at
Presentation House. Call
986-4011 for reservations.
Fuesday, March 4 -- Forest
Hitls Little League
registration - Majors,
Minors, PeeWee and T-Ball.
Canyon Heights School,
March 4th and Sth, 6-8:30
p-m.

Tuesday, March 4 -- Drop-in
afterncon, Capilano Church
Hall, Philip & 22nd, 1:30-
3:30 p.m. Open to com-
munity, cards, sing-song.
Tuesday, March 4 -- Wind-
sor School is presenting a
play called “We have alway’s
lived in the Castle”. A
psychological thriller.
March 4, 5, 6 & 7 at 8:00
p-m. Windsor Little Theatre,
Windsor Secondary. 931
Broadview Dr. Adults $2.50,
Students & OAP, $1.25.
Tickets at door or for
reservations call 924-2361...

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Tuesday, March 4 -- Gerry
Dorey presents the History
of Deep “Cove in shdes.
Seycove Library, 1204
Caledonia Ave. 7:30 p.m.
Oldtimers and newcomers
will enjoy tracing the growth
of the community. Seniors
who would hike to attend but
need a ride, please contact
the Library: 929-3727.

what's going on

BURRARD FUNERAL

CHAPEL

““WE’RE THERE IN YOUR HOUR OF
NEED’

* Memorial Services ° Burial Services

* Cremation Services
* Catafaique (rental) caskets

* Disposals

Mr. DAVID GOUDY has been appointed
as Manager of Burrard Chapel

1208 Lonsdale Ave., N. Van.
988-1717

Shortly we will be moving to new premises
in North Vancouver

Tuesday, March 4 — NO
LIFE FOR A WOMAN, a
film made by Bonnie Kreps
for the National Film Board,
concerning the isolation in
single industry resource
towns in northern B.C., will
be the feature at the North
Shore Women's Centre Pub
Night. No admission charge;
refreshments. Doors 7:30
p.m. Neighbourhood House,
225 East 2nd Street, North

Vancouver. All women
welcome to attend.
Wednesday, March 5 --

Capilano Rod & Gun Club,
General meeting at the
clubhouse, Ambleside Park,
8:00 p.m. Guest speaker,
Steve Good, Mgr. Custom

Colour Lab, with tips on
photography. Everyone
welcome.

Wednesday, March 5 --
Living with Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Lions Gate

Hospitat Auditorium, 7:Q0
p.m. Discussion and talk by

Dr. Andrew Chalmers,
rheumatologist. Further
information, Pamela

Walker, 988-4234.
What’s
Going On
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this section in our
Wednesday edition
should be delivered or
mafied to reach the North
Shore News office not

later than 2 p.m. the
preceding Friday.

For our Sunday edition
the deadline is 2 p.m. the
preceding Wednesday.
Our address: North Shore
News, 1139 Lonsdale
Avenue, North Van-
couver. B.C. V7M 2H4.

Wednesday, March 5 --
Pyjama Storytime, Children
Dept., North Van City
Library, 7 p.m. Attention ail
sleepyheads! North Van City
Library presents Pyjama
Storytime Wednesday,
March § at 7:00 for children
ages 4-8. Bring your
favourite stuffed animal
friend. Stories and games for
the children: coffee
relaxation for adults,
0518.

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Wednesday, March 5 --
Recital Cello: Simone
Pierrat, Piano: Lucien
Kemblinsky, Koerner Hall -
Music Centre, Vanier Park

and-

1270 Chestnut St. (Opposite
Planetarium) at 8 p.m. Seats
($5 and A.F. Students &
Members $2.50) available at
the A.F. Centre for French
Studies 6161 Cambie St. or
at the door.

Wednesday, March 5 -- Lady
Vancouver Club business
Meeting at Rembrandt
Hotel, | p.m.

Thursday, March 6 --
Retirement Tea for Dorothy
Lyle, Eastview School
Library, 1801 Mountain
Hwy., 2-5 p.m. Mrs. Lyle is
the school ‘secretary and is
retiring after being at the
school for 16 years. She has
worked in District 44 for
over 20 years. All her friends
are invited to attend the tea.
Thursday, March 6 -- Blood
Donor Clinic, Windsor Sec.
School, 931 Broadview Dr.
2-8 p.m. Bring your blood!
Dracula wants you! More
information call 929-2361.
Friday, March 7 -- World
Day of Prayer, Gloria
Lutheran Church, Upper
Levels at Lloyd Ave., 1:30
p.m. Babysitting available.
Friday, March 7 -- Highlands
United Church Auditorium,
Ridgewood & Edgemont
Blvd., N. Vancouver. March
7&8, 7:30 p.m. ‘Daniel’ - A
musical, libretto by Helen
St. John. The six church
choirs participating, family
entertainment.

Friday, March 7 -- Men and
women all over the world,
from every demonination,
will be gathering to worship
and praise and petition God.
Plan to attend the gathering
in your area. Lynn Valley
area, North Vancouver,
Hillside Baptist Church, 870

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Lynn Valley Rd.,
Babysitting provided.
Friday, March 7 -- World
Day of Prayer Service, Deep
Cove United Church, 1890
Deep Cove Rd., 1:30 p.m.
Ecumenical.

Friday, March 7 -- The
North Shore Jewish Com-
munity Association will hold
Sabbath services at 6:30
p.m., and on Saturday,
March 8, at 9:30 p.m. Both
will be conducted by Rabbi
Daniel Siegel and will take
place at the association's
centre, comer Lloyd and
Gladwin, North Vancouver.
The Friday evening service
is followed by a communal
family supper. Non-
members welcome; for
details,. please phone Vice-
president Sheila Greenberg
at 922-2601.

Friday, March 7 -- A film
and discussion on the very
successful Block Parents
Programme will be held at
Lynn Valley Library at 10:00
a.m. Bonnie Cornborough of
the RCMP will explain the
goals of the programme and
how concerned adults can
get involved. Parents may
bring their pre-schoolers to
the library programme,
which will be repeated at
Seycove Branch on Tuesday,
March I1th at 10:30 a.m.,
right after Storytime.
Saturday, March 8 --
Children’s Film Classics,
Lynn Valley Library, 2-3
p-m. ‘The Cricket in Times
Square’ and ‘The Shelfish
Giant’ for children 5 and
over: Free.

Saturday, March 8 -- North
Shore Single Adult Social
Evening, 2929 Paisley, North

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Saturday, March 8 -- Coping
with Stress - a workshop with
Ron Richardson of the North
Shore Living & Learning
Centfe at North Lonsdale
United, 3380 Lonsdale from
9:45 to 4:00 p.m. Call 296-

5495 for further information.

Typing
Shorthand
Bookkeeping

Full Day $65

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March 3rd
March 4th
March 5th
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March 1 8th -

March 26th -

March 3rd
March 4th
March 6th
March 11th
March 12th

March 13th

North & West Vancouver School Boards
Adult Education Department

NORTH SHORE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, UPGRADING
AND REFRESHER COURSES

Business Englisn

8:30 am - 3:00 pm at Delbrook Secondary Schoo!
631 W. Windsor (entrance off Staniey St.)
North Vancouver

MONTHLY FEES
Mornings $45
For information call 985-8741
Adult Ed. Office 8:30-4:30
980-2713 Schoo! of Commerce 8:30-3:30
NEXT INTAKE will be week of MARCH 3

School District No 45 (West Vancouver)

NOTICE TO PARENTS
a OF
GRADE SEVEN STUDENTS

VISITS BY SECONDARY SCHOOL PERSONNEL
TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO ACQUAINT
PARENTS WITH THE SECONDARY PRO-

The time for all visits will be 7:30 P.M.
HILLSIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL

at Caulfeild Elementary

at West Bay Elementary

at Irwin Park Elementary

at Pauline Johnson Elementary

an information meeting will be held
at Hillside Secondary School for
parents and students of non-
feeder schools

SENTINEL SECONDARY SCHOOL

March 4th at Chartwell Elementary
March 4th at Glenmore Elementary
March 12th at Westcot Elementary

an informatiqn meeting wii be held ©
at Sentinel Secondary School for
parents and students of
feeder schools

WEST VANCOUVER SECONDARY SCHOOL

at Cedardale Elementary

at Pauline Johnson Elementary

at Hollyburn Elementary

at Ridgeview Elementary

at Gleneagles Community
Elementary

at Eagle Harbour Community

Elementary

(Bowen Island parents are invited

to attend this meeting)

an information meeting will be held
at West

Schoo! for parents and students
of non-teeder schools

PARENTS ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND ANY
OF THE MEETINGS

LISTED ABOVE

Saturday, March 8 -- Spring
Registration for all Fitness
Programs for West Van-
couver residents West
Vancouver Recreation
Centre, 9 a.m. to 12 Noon.
Exercises to music,
flexibility, slimnastics and
pre-and postnatal classes...
for all ages, for men and
women, held at convenient
times daily. For further

information, call 926-3266.

Business Arithmetic
Ottice Procedures
Business Machines

Afternoons $35

non-

Vancouver Secondary