TRAINED MEDIATORS
are available free of charge to
assist in neighbourheod dis-
putes. For information, con-
tacr Community Mediation
Services Society at 990-3707.

Narth
trict Fire
Services presents a Halloween
Fireworks display on Sunday,
Oct. 31, at Norgate, Lynn
Valley and Myrtle Parks.

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HALLOWEEN’ GRAVE-
YARD: Sunday, Oct. 31, 7-10
p-m., No. 1 firchall, 760 16th
St., W.V. Tour one of the
scariest and fun gravevards
around with the West
firefighters.

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CANYON FEST '99:
Sunday, Oct. 31, 5 p.m., at
Canyon Heights Christian
Assembly, 4840 Capilano Rd.
Everyone is invited for fun,
games and prizes. Free admis-
sion.

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MEXICAN MARKET:
Monday, Nov. 1, noon-2
p-m., Hollyburn Country

Club, Ladies luncheon
includes baking, crafts, silent
and live auction. music and
guest spe Free habysit-
ting, Reservations essential,
Call Deanna a: 926-5006
Sponsored by North Shore
Christian Women’s Club,

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OUR WATER!: = Public
forum on watershed manage-
ment, logging, and water
quality. Tuesday, Nov 2,
7:30-9:30 p.m. at
Presentation House. Hear
cakers, ask questions and
ce your concerns.

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Sponsored by The Council af

Canadians. Evervone  wel-
come Into: Betsy Griffin at
922.1987.

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HOMECOMING
NIGHTS OF MUSIC:
Tuesday, Now 2 and
Wednesday, Nov 3, 7:30
p.m., Handsworth main gym,
1044 Edgewood Ave.. N.V.
Four junior bands perform on
Tuesday. On Wednesday listen
to the alumini band, L
ensemble, advanced strings
and the intermediate and
senior bands. Adults $4, stu-
dents/seniors $2.

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MEDITATION CLASSES:
Runs from ‘Tuesday, Nov, 2-
Dee. 7, from 7-8:30 p.m., at
the W.V. Library, Friendly,
informal classes including
guided meditation and discus-
sion. Everyone welcome.
Suggested $45 donation for
series or $10 drop-in. Info:
Geoff at 921-6107 or Tilopa
at.221-2271.

LEGENDARY LAND-

a better home.

MARKS: Tuesday, Nov. 2,
12:30-2:30 p.m., in the Cedar
room at Capilano College.
Don Luxton, heritage consul:
tant and preservation advo-
cate will kick-off this free.
four-part series with Bridge to
Heaven, the story of the

events leading to the building
of the Lions Gate Bridge. To
register call 984-4906.

VIOLENCE PREVEN-
TION FOR WOMEN:
3, 7 p.m,

Wednesday, Nov. 3,

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WV. Seniors> Centre. For
women of all ages. Free satery
talk by WA. police Cpl Janis
Jean and + YT services co-

yathia Vallance.

WRESTLING WITH
GIANTS: THE CHAL-
LENGE OF SPACE IN
HUMAN RELATION-
SHIPS: Wednesday, Nov 3,
F:30-4485 pum, 2725 Se.
Christophers Rd., -

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