SATURDAY
OCTOBER 5

Social Club for People With A

Mental Disability. Group meets
for fun activitics every other
Saturday, 7-9:30 p.m., 600 West
Queens Rd., N.V. Info: 987-
7529,

Scottish Country Dance
Classes, for kids aged 7 and

_ alder, every Sat., 9:30-10:30 a.m.
and 10:30-11:30 a.m., North
Vancouver Recreation Centre.

Info: Maureen Hood,922-4406,

Bingo. 7 p.m. St. Thomas
Aquinas school. Info: 985-7761.

Quayside Village cohousing
roup incets every second and
fourth Saturday, Info: 985-1514,

Al-Anon Family Groups, offering
supportive, contidential meetings
for families and friends of alco-
holies. Daily North Shore meet-
ings. Info: 688-1716.

SUNDAY
OCTOBER 6

Nar-Anon, a 12-step program
and support group for family and
friends of people with drug prob-
lems, meets every Sunday, 7 p.m.,
176 East 2nd St., N.V. Info: 922-
4294 or 434-1553.

North Shore Menopause
Information Centre, 1940

Lonsdale Ave., N.V., offers a

mation facility for women with
questions or concerns about
menopause. Helpline: 985-5879,

MONDAY
OCTOBER 7

North Shore First Aid Society

is accepting new members. Info:
990-5486.

The Osteoporosis Society North
Shore Support Group meets on
the third Monday of each month,
7 p.m., West Vancouver Seniors’
Activity Centre.

TUESDAY

OCTOBER 8

The Compassionate Friends’
Support Group. Support for
people who have lost a child of
any age. 7:30 p.m. North

Lonsdale United Church,
re .

Information: 986-9954,

Sahaja Yoga Meditation. Free
classes, 7 p.n., North Shore
Neighbourhood House, N.V.
Info: 985-9391 or 985-0564.

Chronic Immune Dysfunction
Support Group. Friends for Life
Society, 682-5992.

B.C. Interstitial Cystitis
Association, support group
meeting. Info: Helen, 922-1407,

Support group for women.
Confidential. Info: Emily Murphy
House, 987-3374.

Overeaters’ Anonynious. 12-
step program for individuals
recovering from eating disorders.
8-9:30 p.m. North Shore Alano
Club, 176 East 2nd St., N.V.

Info: 681-3644.

Ist & 3rd Tuesday cach month
N., Shore Alzheimer’s support
group meeting. 7:30 p.m, St.
Andrew’s Church. Info; 988-
6OL?.

M.E. or Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome special event info,
926-1842 or 681-7304.

WEDNESDAY
GCTOBER 9

Hollyburn Communicators:,
learn public speaking, presenta-
tion and leadership skilis Meets
the second and fourth Wed, each
month. Info: Sheila, 922-2601.

Kinsmen Club of the North
Shore welcomes new members.
Dinner meetings, first and third
Monday of each month, Yic’s

Restaurant, N.V., 6:30 p.m.
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as fo gothis week -—
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner —

Yukon Style Bacon & Eggs

This is the one that started our legend .
Five generous slices of Yukon style bacon, two country style eggs served fried or scrambled, a
heaping portion of golden grilled hashbrown potatoes and two thick slices of Klondike toast.:

Oysters on Toast

Six breaded oysters deep fried, served on roast with Yukon style bacon and Tomahawk tartar sauce.

New York Steak

Choice cut 1202 Grade A New York steak cooked to your request, served with’

Fish & Chips

Klondike coast, fresh sliced mushrooms & onion rings.

‘Two pieces of cod dipped in our special batter, fried to. a golden brown and served

Rainbow Trout

with Tomahawk tartar sauce and golden french fries.

Eight oz. deboned rainbow trou: geilled to perfection, ‘Tomahawk tartar sauce and golden fries.

Mixed Grill

Nine generous slices of yukon style bacon, ewo country fresh eggs, ewo slices of Klondike toast,
hamburger pattie with cheese, wiener, onions anf fresh sliced mushrooms served on a 14” platter.

Garden Green Choices

All the same great value you've come to expect from the Tomahawk

* Tossed Green Salad Veggie Sandwich
* ‘Tomahawk Ceaser Salad ¢ Garden Burger
Chuck Chamberlan & Chuck Jr. (for a complete description, refer ta our menu)
— offering family dining
since 1926.

and so much more!

The Tomahawk

1550 Philip, N.Van.
(1/2 block south of Marine Drive) 988-2612