U.S. lecturer
to speak in NV

GOD'S LAW of Restoration will be the subject of an Easter Sunday
afternoon address by David C. Driver, of Seattle, Washington.

The free public lecture will be given at the First Church of Christ
Scientist, 185 E. Keith Rd., North Vancouver, on Sunday, March 26 at 3
p.m.

Driver, a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, will
explore the Biblical approach to solving problems by transcending them
and will discuss how this approach is being made practical today.

LECTURER David C. Driver ...to
talk on God's faw.

SPRING BREAK

Forest activities planned

Thursday, March 30 from 9:30
a.m. to noon.

Participants will look for seed-
lings, search for animal tracks
along forest trails, investigate old
stumps and watch for all the sights
and smells of spring.

Separate sessions will be held for
six to seven year olds and eight to
nine year olds. Program fee is $5
per child and pre-registration is

CHILDREN ARE invited to spend friendly games, stories and
their spring break with Forest hands-on experiences as they run,
Friends, a new program in the jump and explore the forest with
Seymour Demonstration Forest. Greater Vancouver Regionai

Six to nine year olds can enjoy District program leaders on

IL.

Canyon events planned

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Geese — 2 p.m. — Marjorie Bousficld,
a University of Alberta biologist. and
Lyena Gurtovaya from the Institute of
Ecology in Moscow, U.S.S.R., will
lead a talk about the shared responsi-
bility for wildlife that all countries
have. They will also bring along a snow
goose and teli about its life and habits.

San., April 2 — How You Can Help
Wildlife — 2 p.m. — Susan Herunter
from the B.C. Wildlife Rescue
Association will give a slide-show about
easy things everyone can do to help
protect wildlife. Find out why it’s
harmful to wildlife to throw apple
cores from the car window, or leave a

kite hanging in a tree.

All events are free except -%°:. in-
dicated. For more information contact
the Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre, 3663
Park Road, North Vancouver, phone
987-5922.

required.

The forest is a 10-minute drive
north of Capilano College on
Lillooet Road in North Vancouver.
For information call GVRD Parks
at 432-6350.

or

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Phone 321-2651
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

For information and registration

You are cordially invited to
join us as we celebrate Easter
on Sunday. March 26 with a
special 10:30 a.m. morning ser

portrays the crucifixion and
resurrection of Christ from
Matthew’s point of view.
Services are open to all ages

ne ee.

vice and a 7:00 p.m. evening
service featuring the film
“Inside | Trembled.”

in Which Keith Miller

file.

so bring vour family and

friends and share with
us the Love that

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Easter remembers.

Canvon Heights Chapel
4840 Capilano Road, Nerth Van.. B.C. V7R4K5 985-7131
(Between Suspension Bridge and Grouse Mountain)

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