FREE INCOME TAX
PREPARATION CLINICS
for low-income families and
individuals. Clinics are held
trom April 3-30 on Saturdays
13:30-3:39 p.m. and Fridays
2:30-5 p.m. at the North
Shore Alli uce Church, 201
E, 23rd St... N'’ In associa-
tion with Revouus Canada's
Volunteers Income Tax
Program. Info: 312-6430.

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MEDITATION AND
RELAXATION WORK-
SHOP: Friday, April 23,
10:30-11:30 am. North
Shore Women's Centre, 944
W. 16th St., N.V. Info: 984-
6009.

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SEYCOVE COMMUNITY
GARAGE SALE: Saturday,
April 24, 9 am. to 3 p.m.
Seycave secondary school. All
proceeds to “Dry AfterGrad,
Class of 99." Into: 929-6062.

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COLLINGWOOD
SCHOOL SPRING FAIR:
Saturday, April 24, 10 a.m.-3
m., 76 Morven Dr. W.V.
ree parking and shuttle bus
from St. David’s United
Church or Park Royal
parkade. Attractions include a
silent auction, carnival games,
clothing, crafts, sporiing
oods, plants, books, toys,
akin , and an International
food Bi.
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_ ST. MARTIN’S RUM-
MAGE SALE: Saturday,
April 24, 10 a.m.-noon, 195
E. Windsor Rd.,. N.V.
Collectibles, | housewares,
clothing, books, toys, furni-
ture and more. Info: 985-
-6820.

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LLAMA TREKKING:
Saturday, April 24, 10:30
am.-1:30 p.m., Capilano
River. Info: Outdoor Pursuits
Centre at 983-6324.

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FLEA -MARKET: Saturday,
April 24, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.,
Presbyterian Church Hall,
Chesterfield and W. 27th.
~ Homebaking, good clothing,
books, household items,
refreshments and more. Lots

of great bargains.

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ABUNDANCE, YOUR
DIVINE INHERITANCE:
Workshop with Jollean T.
Matsen on Sunday, April 25,
333 Chesterfield Ave., N.V.,
from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Suggested $10 donation to
Miracle House Society. Info:
987-6985.

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DISCOVERY WALK:
Sunday, April 25, L p.m. Walk
through quict forest trails to
witness the phenomena of
spring and reflect on the many
ways the forest nourishes us in
body and spirit. Led by
Carson Wade. Fee $4/$3/52.
Call the Nature House on
Lost Lagoon at 257-8544 for
details.

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LIVE MANNEQUIN:
Performs every Saturday and
Sunday in April, noon-+ p.m.,
Seabird at Lonsdale Quay.
Information: 984-2230.

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WOMEN’S SOCIAL
CLUB forming on the North
Shore for ages 45 to 55.
Explore the Lower Mainland?
Coffee? Discussion group?
Meet new friends? Hf interest-
ed call 904-0616.

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WV. BOOKMOBILE:
Celebrates its 30th) births
with a party. Monday, 4:7!
26, 2-4 p.m., Peters fo tor:
roony at the WV. Memoria
library. Info: $25-7402.

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BOSOM BUDDIES: Cancer
support group meets Monday,
April 26, 7:30 p.m., Deibrook
Church lounge, 555° W.
Windsor Rd, NV. Dr.
Marlene Hunter talks on
“Hypnosis and pain control
and reconstructive surgery.”
Guests welcome. Info: 987-
0396.

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PROSTATE CANCER:
Support and awareness group
mecting on Tuesday, April 27,
7-9 p.m., Lions Gate Hospital
seminar room A. Info: 929-
5183 or 924-0776.

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PHILOSOPHY _ CAFE:
Wednesday, April 28, 7 p.m.,
Starbucks, 131 W. Esplanade,
N.V. Topic: “Are men and
women really from different
planets?” Moderated by pro-
fessional philosopher Peter
Raabe. Info: Peter Raabe 986-
9446 or Starbucks 986-3797.

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BREAST CANCER
RESEARCH FUNDRAIS-
ING DINNER: “Research
will Find the Cure.”
Thursday, April 29, 6:30 p.m.,
“Hollyburn Cointry Club.
Guest speaker: Dr. Karen
Gelmon with entertainment
by Fiona Blackburn. Tickets
$50. Tax receipt issued by the
B.C. Cancer Foundation for a
portion of the ticket. Info:
Nancy Donen at 990-4920.

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MEDITATION AND
RELAXATION WORK-
SHOP: Friday, April 30,
10:30-11:30 am. North
Shore Women’s Centre, 944
W. J6th St., N.V. Info: 984-
6009. ~

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SUPER SPRING SALE:
Saturday, May 1, 9 a.m. to
noon, W.V. United Church,
2062 Esquimalt. Antiques,
estate goods, tools, clothing,

toys, books, sporting goods,
jewelry, and lots more for sale.
Proceeds to outreach activi-
ties. Into: 922-9171.

HASTINGS CREEK
CLEAN-UP: Saturday, May
1. Meet 9 a.m. at Lynn Valley

recCentre (Mt. Hwy and
Frederick). Bring hand tools,
work gloves, and lunch.
Everything else — supplied.
Info: Suzanne Mazoret at
984-8401.

WORKING WITH CLAY;

Saturday, May 1, 10 a.m. to
noon. A fun and moderately
messy “hands on” workshop
about using clay as a medium
in working with children.
Cost is $10. North Shore
Child Care Resource Society,
#207-123 E. 15th St. Info:
985-2988.

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LIONS JOURNEY FOR
SIGHT: Sunday, May 2.
Registration 9 a.m. with walk
starting at 10 a.m. Lynn
Headwaters Park. For pledge
sheets and into call 431-2102.

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NEWS photo Terry Peters

Funny things

ST. Thomas Aquinas students, left to right, Massimo Cusano, Adam Farrell and Scott Martyn promote the
school's production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way Te The Forum. The show runs April 29 to May 1
at the Centennial Theatre. Reserve tickets at 987-4431.

An addition and interior renovations are being proposed for Sherwood Park Elementary
School at 4085 Dollar Road and you are invited to join North Vancouver School District
#44 and Grant and Sinclair Architects at a meeting to discuss the project.

Date: April 28
Time: 7:00 pm. Formal Presentation to begin at 7:30 pm .

.Location: Sherwood Park Elementary School, 4085 Dollar Rd., North Vancouver

The proposed development involves the construction of eight additional classrooms, an atri-
um.and a Multi-Purpose/Music room. Interior renovations will involve the General Office,
staff room, computer lab and library and the provision of an additional general classroom
and a special education area. Accessibility (batures will include.ramps and an elevator.
seven portable classrooms, currently on site, are to be removed upon the completion of the
project and a new hard-surfaced play court is also proposed.

Implementation involves rezoning from Public Assembly (PA) to Public Assembly Zone 2
(PA2) to allow for the additional classrooms. The Zoning Bylaw will also be amended to
control building location.

The meeting is being held by the applicants in compliance with District of North Vancouver
policy. The applicants will present details of the proposals and discuss any concerns resi-
dents may have. . .

Information packages are being distributed to the residents within 350 m of the site. If you
would like to receive a copy or if you would like more information, contact the District of
North Vancouver Community Planner, Doug Allan at 990-2357 or Jonn Lewis at 903-
3444, or Paul Grant at 681-9191 or bring your questions and comments fo the meeting.
This is not a Public Hearing. Council will receive a report from staff on issues raised at the
meeting and will formally consider the proposal at a later date.

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