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NW, for the purpose of shar
ing business leads and unpros
ing business opportunitics,
New members cothusiastically
welcomed. Into: David Weiser
a 92T-S313 10am. 5 pan.

WEDNESDAYS

Singing For Fun: Drop in on
the first, Wednesday of every
month, from 100 4m.-noon,
beginning, Oct. 4, to sing, vour
favourite songs. Adults — all
leveis are welcome. Info:
Linda a1 922-0264.

Trail Trekkers: Looking for
new members who fike to
explore the trails on the North
Shore every Monday and
Wednesday, from 6:45-8:45
p.m. or Wednesdays from
9:20-11 a.m. Good stamina,
energy and hiking boots are
needed as trails can be wet and
muddy. Part of the NVRC
recreation pass or drop-in fee
of $5. Info: Barbara at 980-
4492.

Ambleside Orchestra
rehearses every Wednesday,
from 3:15-5:30 p.m. in the

usic room at the West
. Vancouver Seniors’ Centre.
The orchestva needs violin,
viola and oboe players. Into:
Hilary Clark at 926-3030.

North Vancouver
Newcomers Club meets the
first Wednesday ofeach month
alternately at the Capilano
Library or a local restaurant.
Variety of activities. Cail Lise
988-4797.

North Shore Executives’
Association is a group of
business and professional peo-
ple whose - purpose is to
exchange. business informa-
tion and promote reciprocal
business and good fellowship.
They meet every Wednesday
at noon. Susan Akester 9&8-
1863 or Gord Kothlow 987-
3196.

TOPS 1371: Take off Pounds
Sensibly, Wednesdays, 11
am-l p.m., St. Catherine’s
Church, 1058 Ridgewood,
N.V. Info: Carol Chartrand at
980-0454.

THURSDAYS

King David Masonic Lodge
meets at 8 p.m., on the first
Thursday of every month
from September through
June, at the Lodge Hall, 1763
Bellevue Ave., W.V. Info:
George Allen at 987-6465. —

TOPS: Taking Off Pounds
Sensibly. Small, friendly chap-
ter meets every Thursday in a
private home. Weigh-in at
12:45 p.m., meeting from
1:15-2 p.m. Info: 987-4037.

‘Grouse . Mountain Day
Quilters Guild: Monthly
meetings on the — third
Thursday of every month,
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at St.
Martin’s Church, 195 E.
Windsor, N.V. New members
always welcome — beginners
too. Info: 987-8002.

Therapeutic Touch and
~-Bnergy-based Healing meets
on the first Thursday of each
month, from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
at Lions Gate Hospital, semi-
nar room A and on the second
and fourth Wednesday, from
5:30-7) p.m. at Arne
MacDonald Hall. By dona-
tion. Info: Lynda at 980-6604
or Merie at 987-6729.

North Shore Numismatic
Society meets on the third

Thursday of each month at St.
Andrew's United Church
annen, F044 St. George’s St.
NOVO at 7:30 pam. Visitors are
welcome. Into: 294-2086,

TOPS: ‘Vaking Ott Pounds
Sensibly, Ao good support
group meets every “Thursday
trons 7-8 pan. Info: 9ST 3704
or 988-3307.

ONGOING

Year 2000 Photo Project:
Your House/QOur Home.
2,000 houses in’ North
Vancouver City are being pho-
tographed tor a collection to
be given te the | North
Vancouver Archives. To have
your house included call
Suzanne Wilson at 988-6283.

Homework .Enhancement
and Learning Program
(HELP): Tutorial help tor ail
North Shore high school stu-
dents Grades 8-12. ‘Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 5-8 p.m., in
the library of Balmoral junior
high. Small fee charged. Info

It’s brutal out there. Freezing weather.
Blistering heat. Black flies. And that’s

and regmtration: 924-1010.

Gleneagles Scottish Country
Dancing Club: Classes for all
levels of dancers on Mondays,
Wednesdays and) Thursdays.
Great wav to keep fit. No
partner needed. Into: May
Loudon at 926-3174.

North Shore Strake
Recovery Centre — offers
speech and music therapy,
e\crenses, regreation and out-
ings. Support groups are alse
held tor family members. Into:
929-5803.

Early Childhood Educators
are welcome to drop by the
North Shere Child
Resource Socieww’s offices
(4207-123 E. 13th Sty NV.)
on the second and fourth
Wednesday of the month,
from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and the
first. and third Sauurday from
9:30 am.-12:30 p.m. Take
advantage of the resource
library, Internet, laminating
machine and photocopier.
Phone ahead to confirm
hours, 985-2988.

just the nice parts.

Here you are, in the middle @
of it all. Hopefully, with one

thing at your side. A Globalstar
satellite phone.

Its the most powerful phone you can
carry. To talk, just take it outside and
raise the satellite antenna. The phone
works virtually everywhere’.

It's light, compact and easy to carry. Call
quality is crisp and clear. No delays. So
if there’s ever any echo, it probably
has more to do with the fact that you're
standing in a river canyon.

Globalstar

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If you should happen to find yourselfin
the Tundra in the worst of conditions,
the phone goes down to 30-below.
It's tough and built to last. We're
old- fashioned that way.

There’s 2 Hands-Free Car Kit. (Or

a Hands-Free 18-Wheeler Kit,
depending on how you look at it.) And
it comes with one-touch speed-dial.
Good for when you have to dial with
your nose.

To get yourself one of these phones,
drop by at www.globalstar.ca or call
1-877-SAT-PHONE

(728-7466). Because even

in God’s country, it pays

to be prepared.

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NEWS photo Paul McGrath

DIRECTOR of photcgraphy Scheckie Williams iines up a shot on the set of
Mysterious Ways, which airs Monday nights at 8 p.m. on CTV and NBC. This
episode of the TV show was shot in the 200-biock of E. 10th St. in North Vancouver.

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