16 - Sunday, August 10, 1987 - North Shore News

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Moaday, August 17--Regirer naw tar
free seminars (to be held Sept. 1.2, 3)
to help prospective Cap College stu.
dents prepare for studies. To register:
cull 984-4045 OF visit Cap Colleye
Achievement Resource Centre in Rm.
18107, south campus.
Monday tw Fridas, August 17 ta 21.
Special vouth week. Westlyno Baptist
Chureh, 1344 b. 27th St.. NLV. 6:90-9
pam. Special events and Bible study for
teens 13-18. Info: Janet 9874472. Also
vacation Bible school for children 3-12
years and adults. 9:15 a.m.-noon. Into:
986-4516,
Monday, August 17--Parent support
group for people trying to cope with
unacceptable teenage behavior (pracus-
ing Toughlove). Info: Sandy 929-6]42
(even.) or Linda 988-2732 or Susan
984-2190,
Monday and Tuesday, August 17 und
18--Blood donor clinic. Lions Gate
Hospital. 2-8 p.m. All types needed.

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Monday to Friday, August 17 to 21--
Vacation Bible school for children (4-
1) years). St. Catherines Church. 9:30
a.m.-noon. Pre-registration essential:
985-0666 or 980-1729,

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Monday to Friday, August 17 to 21--
Summer Sizzler sports camp. W.V.
YMCA. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Boardsailing,
tennis, racquetball, swimming. Info:
926-554).

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Monday to Friday, August 17 to 21--
Sports camp: touch and fag football
for 9-13 year olds. N.V. Rec Centre.
1:30-3:30 p.m. Info: 988-6166.

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Monday to Friday, August 17 to 2$--
Vacation Bible school! for children (3-
12. years). Westlynn Baptist Church,
1341 E. 27th St., N.V. 9:15 a.m.-noon.
Also classes for adults. Info: 986-4516.

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Tuesday, August 18--La Leche League
monthly meeting. N. Lonsdale United
Church, 3380 Lonsdale Ave. 10 a.m.
For women interested in breastfeeding
and nurturing now or in future. Info:
988-1284.

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Tuesday, August 18-Free public group
discussion: Keep Well — A Matter of
Choice. N.S. Neighbourhood House. 9
a.m.-noon. Info: 987-8138. Sponsored
by N.S. Keep Well.

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Thursday, August 20--Movies for
children. N.V. City Library, 121 W.
14th St. 2 p.m. Movies for ages 3-7:
Storybooks Brought to Life. Pre-
registration necessary: 980-4424.

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Thursday, August 20--Older adults
needing help or information on N.S.
services cal} Senior Service 985-7138
between 10 a.m. and | p.m. Mon.-Fri.

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Friday, August 21--Peaches and cream
tea with musical entertainment. W.V.
Senior Citizens Activity Centre. 2:30
p.m. Info: 926-4375.

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Friday, August 21--Al-Anon/Alatecn

provide on-poune sersiee ra NOS. tar
people whe aie reachiny to someone's
drinking, Cail G88-1716 tor NUS
Cages,

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Fridays. August 21--Super Sundae. N.S
Neiwhbourhood House. 2-32300 pin,
Entertainment be Sweet Adelines,
make your own sundae.
Saturday, August 22--Volunteer-guided
nature walk. Lighthouse Park. 10 a.m.
Meet in carpark. Info: 926-2808.
Saturday and Sunday, August 22 und
23--N.Vo Ree Centre Outdoors Club
bike trip. To Salt Spring [sfand. Info:
Debbie Cummings 980-2301.

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Sunday, August 23--N.V. Reo Centre
Outdoors Club hike. Meet at NV. Rec
Centre parking fot, 23rd and Le usdale.
$ a.m. To Goat Mt. and Twin Lakes.
Info: Perry Kulak 98S-8123 (h) or
929-7314 (w).

sunday, August 23--Auditions for pro-
fessional danee school, Memorial gyin,
123, F. 23rd St. N.V. 3 p.m. tnfo:
Clare Cunningham Dance Foundation
988-2218. No charge or obbration,
open dance class audinon, 2 pom. ages
4-20. 2 p.m. ages 14 and over.

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Sunday, Atyust 23--N.S. Museu and
Archives, 209 W. 4th Stl, N.V. Just
Remembering and New Visions.
Throush Aug. Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m.
Free. Infor 87-5618.

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Sunday, August 23--Station Museum,
téth St. and Jones Ave.. NUV. On
view: Station Museum: [ty Many
Changes. Throuzh Aug. Tours
available, Wed.-S ain. 1-5 p.m, Free.
Into: 987-5618.

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Sunday, August 23--Volunteers necded
for gardening and repair services 10
seniors. Call Afice at Capilano Com-
munity Services, 988-7115.

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AUGUST 23
AN EXCITING EVENT DURING THE
PLAYER'S PACIFIC WEEKEND

e 14 action-packed races in
Alberta, B.C., Ontario and

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e $420,000 in total series
prize money, including

bonus pool

e Featuring Chevrolet IROC-Z
Camaros and Pontiac Trans-

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e 63 registered cars

e Coveted Player’s Cup
awarded to overall winners
in both divisions

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PLAYER'S CHALLENGE SERIES—
WEST
RACE SCHEDULE
July 5, Westwood Motorsport Park,
Coquitlam, B.C.
Winner: Frank Allers
Camaro|Towncentre Chev-Olds

July 12, Race City Speedway, Calgary
Winner: Frank Allers
Camaro/Towncentre Chev-Olds

August 16,

Race City Speedway, Calgary
August 21-22-23

Westwood Motorsport Park
Coquitiam, B.C.

Part of the Player’s Pacific weekend
August 29-36

Race City Speedway, Calgary
September 18-19-20
Westwood Motorsport Park
Coquitlam, B.C.

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