BIG BROTHERS are cur-
rently recruiting volunteers in
the North Vancouver area tor
their In-School Mentoring
program. Reliable male and
female volunteers meet one-
one-one with a child in: cle-
mentary school for one hour
per week. If you are 19 vears
or older call 876.244

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
for CIBC Run for the Cure,
Sunday, Oct. 3. Info: 683-
2892,

RED CROSS ABUSE PRE-
VENTION SERVICES are
looking for volunteer preven-

Pntervigws
throug the | summer,
training begins Sept 14. Into:
Linda or Julie at 709 6644 or
709-0643.

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VOLUNTEER ESL
TEACHER 9 needed — tor
Kinder house family resource
centre. The teacher will help
parents to learn English and
develop communication skills.
Into: Shahla Sachi at 996-
9401.

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WEST VANCOUVER
FOUNDATION fund-rais-
ing event. Saturday, Nov. 6,
6:30 p.m., Pan Pacific Hotel,

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Celebration of
Century. Dinner, entertain
ment and dancing. Early bird

100. 50% of the funds
piiscd po te the West Van
school district. anti-violence
initiative and 50% to the
ongoing activities of the West
Vancouver Foundation. Info:
Elizabeth Marshall at 925-
S153

HISTORICAL WALKING
TOUR: A tree historical
walking tour of Lower
Lonsdale. Discover street cars,
harbour ferries,  pioncers,
businesses and the working
waterfront every Saturday and

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Stanion oat othe feat or
Lonsdale. Saturday at 10am.
and 2 pan.

Sunday oat 2
Reservations recommended:
887-5618.

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FREE TOURS of Canada’s
largest port. The Portable
Port Crew will provide a pre-
sentation and tour for your
group of ten or more people.
For a booking call 665-9179,

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CAREER WORKSHOP:
YWCA One Stop Career Shop
offers free workshop for
youths aged 15-305 years,
Wednesday, Aug. 1]: casual
febour | -2 p.m. and aptitude
testing (part 1) 5-7) p.m.;
Thursday, Aug. 12: resumes
Hi a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Friday,
Aug. 13: calling cards 1)
a.m.-12:30 p.m. and casual
labour 3-4 p.m.; Saturday,
Aug 14: cover Jetters 11 a.m.-
12:30 p.m. Info: 988-3766.

IMPROVE YOUR SELF
ESTEEM: Dr. Jean Adler,
registered psychologist, talks
abour learning how to feel
better about yourself. Aug.
11, 6:50 p.m. start, 1075A
Marine Drive, NV.
Community program offered
at no charge by the Canadian
Mertal Health Association of
North and West Van. Info:
Victoria or Heather at 937-
21h.

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FREE EVENING
NATURE TOUR: Aug. 11
at 7 p.m. Meet naturalist, Al
Grass, for an hour and a half
walk through the Maplewood
Conservation Area. 75 acres
of tidal mudflats, fresh water
marsh, grassland and mixed
forest _ habitats. Access
through Environment Canada
parking lot, 2645 Doilarton
ivy N.V. Wheelchair aczessi-
le.

TEENS ONLY PHILOSO-
PHY CAF Moderator
Peter Bo Raabe, professional
philosopher, leads open dis
cussions with fopics supgested
by participants. Topic. What is
so attractive about having a
“God? Wednesday, Aug.1t,
7 pm. Starbuc

Esplanade, NVI Noo charge
burt arrive carly foe a seat. Info.
Peter Raabe at 980-9446.

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DRAGONFLIES: Free
nature walk on Saturday, Aug.
I4 at 10 a.m. Naturalist Al
Grass will lead an hour and a
half walk through the conser-
vation area at) Maplewood
Flats. Meet at the sanctuary
2645 Dollarton Hwy,
table for ali ages and
wheelchair accessible. Info:

924-2581.

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TREKKING:
Aug. 14, from
am.-3:30 0 p.m.
Ww River Regional Park.
arta Hama along the his-
Shinglebolt Trai) and
have it carry your lunch. One
lama per group of
fewer. $40/group. Pre
ter: 432-6359,

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Saturday,

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STARGAZING: Saturday,
Aug. 14, 9 p.m. Join Grouse
Mountain for an evening
under the stars with an expert
astronomer from the Pacific
Space Centre. Free with a
Skyride ticket. R.S.V.P. to
984-0661, ext. 316.

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SUMMER BARBECUE
every Saturday from 11:30
a.m.-1:30 p.m. on the patio at
West Van Seniors’ Activity
Centre. Aug. 14 is a Day in
Madrid serving up mild-curry
marinated pork chop with
fruit chutney. Tickets $6.
Everyone welcome. Info:
925-7280.

HERITAGE WALKS:
Sunday, Aug PS. ar i0 am,
mbleside tour, led by

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INTRODUCTION TO
HISTORY GF CYPRESS:
Easy walk around Hollyburn
Ridge and Yew Lake areas.
Sunday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m. to
mid-afternoon. Bring lunch,
sufficient drinking water (2L),
and protective clothing for
changing mountain weather.
Meet at the Hollyburn Ridge
B.C. Parks kiosk. No charge
but pre-registration required.
Info: 984-9311 or 925-9392.

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NEW TO YOU SALE —
EAGLES AUXILIARY:
Sunday, Aug. 15, 9 a.m.-
noon, 170 W. 3rd St. NV.
Miscellaneous items, baking,
clothes includ plus. sizes.
Proceeds to cancer.

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DISCOVERY WALK:
Sunday, Aug. 15, at 2 p.m.
Recreating Ancient Worlds.
Discover the many kinds of
plants and animals found in
Staniey Park whose origins
take us back to the “lost
worlds” of geologic time. Fee
$4/583. Details: 257-8544.

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RK.U. Y2K JOB READY?
Join “The Works!” free job
search program August 16.
The program is specially
designed for youth aged 15-
30. Info: 988-3766.

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PHILOSOPHY ON THE
BEACH: Monday, Aug. 16, 7
p.m, Ambleside beach near
the concession. Topic: Is
morality innate or something
we learn? Info: Dr. Peter
Raabe at 986-9446.

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