30 - Wednesday, ftay tH,

May 12--Talking It Out: support group:

for women in or fron an abusive rela-

‘“donship. Runs° Thursdays until June :

30.::7-9 p.m. N.S, Family. Services -
Society, 303-126 E. 1th St, NV. $30
employed, $12 unemployed (some fi-
nancial. help with: child care).
Facilitated by staff from Emily Murphy
Transition House, Register: 987-3374,

> May 12—-Blood donor clinic. Capilano
Mall, West Mall. 28 p.m. :

Mey “‘12--40th birthday © crlebration.
Ridgeview Elementary School,.
Open house 9 a.m.-3 p.m. hevnion id
reception 6:30-9 p.m. AH former stu-
dents, parents and staff invited.”

. * bd id ‘

’ May ‘W2-Capilano Community Services
Society annual generai meeting. Topic:

_ 55 Plus.— The Next Generation. 7:30

_ p.m. Delbrook Community Centre,
* North: Building, 600 West Queens Rd.
N. Vv. Info: 988-7115. |

Mey:. 12-M- smy.M. mother’ 8- -M-mer
. vellous:- children aged 3-5 can re-live

Mother's Day ‘in: sory . and ~ song.

Seycove District Library. 10:55 a.m.
. o . ‘@ ee

* May: 12-French Countryside Cooking.
Eagle Harbour’ Centre, $575. Marine ©
Dr., W.V2-7-10 p.m. Includes samples,
: wine ana hand-outs, Prevepiate 521-

Activity Centre. .9:30

17.-1:30 ; p.m, » Exercise, relaxation; ©

Sheed) Sp issues, “Junch: (must, reserve

May - 12--Lecture/discustion series
“Spiritual ‘Themes in: Shakespeare. N.S.
Unitarian’ Church: 7:30“ p.m..’ Topic: °
Heavenly: and Earthly Harmony, with
3 G.H... Durrant. Info: Camilla »

22.

. June. 25.” info: 983

1988 - North Shore News

Fycsight Universal, taking place noon,
Wednesday, May 18, at Hollyburn
Country Club, Tickets $10, available
until May 16. Not available at: door.
Call) Hazel. MacDonald 926-2086.
Transportation can be arranged.

eet

May 13--Baha‘i open discussion. Topic:
Harmony of -Science and Religion.
W.Y. B p.m. Info: 921-3334.

ene
May '13--Voluntcers needed for wiv,
Community Day, June 4, Call: Ralph
al 926-8621 or Shaku at 922-5078.

eee
May 13--1958 North Van: High School
and Delbrook. grads are: planning a
Weyear reunion on Oct..14 and 15. In-
fo: Marg 926-6123 or Joanne 988-7666.

May 13-Toddlers storytimes (for. 2-3
year olds and babies, accomipanicd by
parent). N.V: City Library, a Ww,
sath St. 19 a.m. and 2 p. m.

, eee

May 13—Capilano New conocrn host

a spring social with Svend Robinson.

No-host. beer and winc bar, desserts,

. coffee, tea. Queen Mary Schoo! aym. 7

p.m. Tickets: 985-3930. .
May 13--Breakawny Drvg Abure, Socie-

ty: & young. persons and Parents dro rug.
sand alcohol 12-step recovery |
St. John’s Anglican Church, Bhan and

: | Chesterfield. 7:30 pam”

” May 19 ition, van ig exe

ece.

for LGH annual garage sale, happening
-3131 boc.

Mey 13— ing sccepted
‘Yor N.S, Provincial Liberal Riding" s ist
“annual auction taking place May 27.

To donate (j.¢, art, collectibles, antique ’

: dishes, crafts, jewelry, baking, personal

services etc.) call .Mike “Duwning at

985-4752. or Nora Weaver at 922-8827 ;

before : May. 25;

Mss 13-N.S. Senion Nework Society: ’
volunteer seniors helping other teniors

to solve thelr problems. Counrelling is
alto available. Office: 201-900 W. 16h

ee St, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m,, Call $84-2508. if

492: oF

ho answer, leave metsage on machine.
After hours: call 988-0590 ar 988-7657,
eee

May 14-Giant flea market and plant
sale. 10 a.m.-! p.m, Westview Elemen-

tary School gym, 1660 Bewicke Ave. |

{at Larson), | N.V. Admission: 50 cents

adults, children free. Proceeds te

schocl library.
ee :

May 14--Massage basics, level | and It.
Eagle Harbour Centre, 5575 Marine
Dr, WwW. ¥. Pre-regisier 921- 7425,

eee
May 14--Saturday storytime: for 4-8
year olds: N.V, City Library, 121 W.
14th St. 10:20 a.m.

* Bay 14 and 1S-N.V. Cruisers Swim

Club's gigantic multi-family garage
Sale, 1228 W. 23rd St., Pemberton
Heights. 10 a.m. “4 P. in. Rain or shine,

Mey 14-Opening of new gift shop” ‘at
W.V. Memorial Library. 10 a.m. Gift
shop will be operated by The Friends of
the Library.

NV playwright sweeps theatre festival.

NORTH VANCOUVER play-
wright Maurcen Robinson made a

“ sweep of the recent North Shore
coming -

Theatre B.C.‘ Festival,
home with a host of top awards.

'- Robinson's play, Sunday Morn- -
ing, won: best overall production

Barry Duffus and Estelle Nendick -
were named dest director, best ac-

tor and best actress, Fespectively,

‘in the North Shore-wide festival.
Entered by Deep Cove Stage,

Sunday Morning was joined by.

another group play, Youth in Asia,

in which Barbara Whiting won
best supporting actress. .
Giovanni Corsi was best suppor-
ting actor and Courtenay Ennis
won outstanding performance in
Balmoral Secondary's What Did

| We Learn Today? production.
‘,and production team. Rita Weakes,

Outstanding performances were |
also awarded to Christie Dunlop

_and Paul. Kloegman for North

Vancouver Community Players’

. Educating Rita, to Rob. Santo for.

the same group’s Chug and Dianne
Newman for Howe . Sound
Drama’s Patio... .

“Quo*quo*lim*ta*ta*lo: Theatre
won for best’ production ‘design
and the Jim Scott -Memorial

‘Award for the best visual ‘perfor-

mance for John McGie’s script. .
Anne Booth won this year’s Don

_ Marsh Award, given in recognition

of promoting the spirit of harmony
among the North Shore's many,
theatre groups. .
Sunday Morning and ‘The Bear :
are running Thursday, Friday and

Saturday at Hendry Hall at ‘tlth
“and Hendry in North Vancouver.

_ Info: 980-3473, 687-3529, °