NORTH SHORE MIRA-
CLE HOUSE: Seminar
workshop with Anne Maric
Evers, local author, radio
and television personality.
Sunday, March 21, 10:30
am., Anne MacDonald
Hail, 333 Chesterfield Ave.,
N.V. Info: Susan Hunt ar
987-6985.

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DISCOVERY WALK:
Sunday, March 21, 1 p.m.,
Lost Lagoon — Nature
House. This week’s walk
looks at the spring equinox.
Info: 257-8544.

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STEP PARENTS: Support
for step parents and parents
in step families, Tuesday,
March 23, 7:30) p.m.,
Highlands United Church,
3255 Edgemont Blvd. Info:
Jeannie White at 980-6071.

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BLOOD DONOR CLIN-
IC: Wednesday, March 24,
1:30-8 p.m., Lions Gare
Hospital Medical Day
Centre. Info-line: 1-8388-
332-5663.

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NEW HELP FOR PAIN
RELIEF: Dr. Minesh
Noran, talks on how to use
acupuncture to alleviate
pain. Wednesday, Mar. 24,
6:45-8 p.m., 1075A Marine
Dr. N.V. Canadian Mental
Health Assoc.: Rodney, Jodi
or Heather at 987-2111.

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A CLEAN SOURCE
FOR DRINKING
WATER: A_ multi-media
show with famed moun-
taineer and wilderness cdu-
cator John Clarke.
Thursday, March 25, 7
p.m,. Irwin Park elementary
school gym, 2455
Haywood. Info: Heather at
SPEC, 736-7732.

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OWL PROWL: Friday,
March 26, 7-9 p.m.,
Capilano Regional Park.
$6.50. Info: Outdoor
Pursuits Centre: 983-6324.
Register: 432-6359.

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FREE CRIME PREVEN-
TION AND SAFETY
WORKSHOP: Friday,
March 26, 10:30-11:30
a.m., North Shore Women’s
Centre, 944 W. 16th St.
Presented by N.V. RCMP
-and the People’s Law
school. Info: 984-6009.

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100 YEAR CELEBRA-
TION OF THE
CHURCH OE ST. JOHN
“THE EVANGELIST:
Come to the anniversary of
the first service. Held in the
original church building

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Phone: (604) 988-7671 Fax: (604) 983-0315

(Anne McDonald hall, 333
Chesterfield), on Friday,
March 26, beginning at
7:30 p.m. Into: 986-1511.

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SPRING SALE: Saturday,
March 27, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.,
North Lonsdale United
Church, 3380 Lonsdale.
Great bargains on used and
new baby equipment, kids
clothing, toys, maternity
war, car seats, etc. Adults
$1. North Shore Mothers
of Multiples club. Partial
proceeds to local children’s
charities.

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10K WALK: Saturday,
March 27, the Vancouver
Venturers Volkssport club
meets at 10 a.m. at the
Cleveland Dam picnic area
for a walk through the
British Properties. Info:
Verni 682-8390.

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R O W iN G
CHALLENGE:
Community corporate row-
ing challenge at Deep Cove
Rowing Centre. Sign up
now. Practices begin March
3). Info: 868-4872.

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DONATIONS FOR
YOUTH: North Shore
Neighbourhood House
Lonsdale youth workers are
looking for donations for
their teen drop-in. Items
such as 2 poo! table in fair
condition, camping sup-
plies, hockey equipment,
ski/snowboard equipment,
videos and Nintendo 64
games are appreciated. Info:
Dave 645-5841 or Walter
641-8072.

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9TH ANNUAL SUPER
CITIES WALK/RUN:
Volunteers needed to make
this fundraiser for Multiple
Sclerosis a success. Event is
Sunday, April 1),
Ambleside Park. Info: Jason
at 602-3208.

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NORTH SHORE MUL-
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ETY: Provides adult SL
classes during March, April
and May. Beginner, inter-
mediate and conversation

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DELBROOK SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL: Class of
‘64 is planning a 35th grad
reunion on May 21, 22.
Any former grads, teachers
and friends of grads inter-
ested in attending call Doug
Kemp at 985-9886.

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WILDLIFE RESCUE
ASSOCIATION OF B.C.
is celebrating its 20th
anniversary and is Jooking
for past staff and volunteers.
Please call 526-7275 with
your current address and
phone number.

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Canada is searching for vol-
unteers to promote Earth
Day (April 22). Make
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NEWS photo Julle tverson

Students in sales

CLEVELAND elementary French immersion students Meredith Cale (from left),
Orla Tobin, Barbara Barrington-Foote, Jonn Poliquin and Conor Tobiey are getting
set for a fundraising garage sale at the sshool March 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

part of its business to an out-of-province

company. This means that profits and jobs will be
lost in BC and that should make us mad. British
Columbians have worked hard to build a good life in
this province, but when BC companies behave like
this we should worry about the future. On March -_
25th, BCAA will hold its Annual General Meeting. At
that meeting, BCAA management will attempt to get
approval to sell their insurance subsidiary toa
Calgary company with a head office in Quebec. We
need to keep the jobs and profits in BC.

You can help stop this sell-off by attending the BCAA
Annual General Meeting on March 25th. If you can- . ..
not attend the meeting, send your proxy* vote to Ron —
Tuckwood, a long-standing BCAA member and

President of OPEIU Local 378. He’ll see to it that your
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Bus: (604) 299-0378 Fax: (604) 299-8211

*Check your Westworld magazine for the proxy form.