30 ~- Sunday, September 4, 1994 — North Shore News

COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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provided for non-profit groups.
Submission requests should be made on an
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available at reception, and received by the
News at least one week prior to the event.
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the paper at Jenst once before the event
date, but space constraints may limit the
number of submissions printed. For guar-
anteed publication contact classified (986-
6222) or display advertising (980-0511).

MONDAY, SEPT. 5

Circut training for peuple aged 50-
plus. Info: Lonsdale recreation Centre,
987-PLAY.

ONGOING EVENTS

Bingo. 1:15 p.m. Volunteers needed,
Silver Harbour Centre, N.V. Info: 980-
2474,

N.S. Diners’ Club. Meal program for
seniors. Three-course dinner, two
evenings per weck in the company of
others. Info: North Shore Home Suppor
Services Socicty, Maggi or Hilary, 984-
‘9511,

TUESDAY, SEPT. 5
ONGOING EVENTS

Eldererobics. Work-out session for
seniors. 10-1i a.m., Tuesday &
Thursday Delbrook recreation centre.
Info: Christine Colbow, 926-2730,

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7

W.Y. Seniors’ Activity Centre fall
program registration. 8:30 a.m. Info:
926-4375,

ONGOING EVENTS

The North Shere Keep-Well Free
Drop-In Program at Silver Harbour
Centre in North Vancouver is cancelled
for the summer, bur will resume on
Sept. 13. Info: 980-2474,

THURSDAY, SEPT. 8

Bingo. | p.m. Silver Harbour Centre.
NV. Info. 980-2474,

Or At Night... Or By Computer!

The Open Learning Agency offers a wide range of post

FOR

Seniors’ fitness class. [00 a.m.
Delbrook recreation centre. N.V,

North Shore Chapter of Nerth
Ameriean Chronic Pain Association
regular meeting for support and self-
help. Info: Joan, 985-8304.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 9

Squamish River salmon run by civer
raft. Info: W.V. Senior Citizens’
Activity Centre, 926-4378.

Craft cirele. §-3 > p.m. NLS.
Neighbourhood House, 225 East 2nd
St. N.V, Refreshments. Craft supplies
donations welcome. Voluateer instruc-
tors needed, Info: 987-8 138.

secondary courses and a variety of ways to study. Your

courses inay include Knowledge Nerwork television

“hroadcasts, telephone tutors, evening classroom tutorials
orcomputer conferencing. Most courses are transferable
to other B.C. colleges and universities.

What You Study fs Your Business.

Administrative Scudies, Arts, Business, Dental Assisting,
English, Fine Art, French, History, Nurse Refresher,
Politteal Science, Psychology, Spanish, Science, Social

Service Worker and Sociology.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 10

Penny Carnival. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Beacon Hill Lodge, 525 Clyde Ave.
W.V. Info: 926-6856.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 11
ONGOING EVENTS:

MLS. Society sel-help groups for vary-
ing needs. Info: 437-3244,

Turn to the first page of classifieds for
more upcoming events, For arts and
entertainment listings see the Around
Town column in Wednesday's North
Shore Now section.

How You Study Is Or Business.

For more information call
1-800-663-9711
In the Lower mainland call 431-3300

OPEN LEARNING

AGENCY

Choices In Education Now.

Effective September 5, 1994 for
North & West Vancouver

With Fall approaching, BC Transit will be making seasonal service adiusanents
to meet your increased travel needs if you live on the North Shore. Highlights

SEABUS

include the reinstatement of regitlar service to UBC and SFU .

Here are the changes you can look forward to:

1.4236

Pemberton Heights/
Grouse Mountain/

pick up a copy of your campus newspa-

Midday service on Sundays and holidays
returns to every 30 minutes.
1.4214 Blucridge/
Phibbs Exchange/
Vancouver
7:30 a.m. trip from Sechelt at Hyannis
will resume service to downtown
Vancouver.
L#226 0 St. Patricks/Lonsdale Quay
Service will operate regular Winter
hours, with an additional trip at 9:00
am. Service will now also operate on
Sundays and holidays.
L#230 Upper Lonsdale/
Lonsdale Quay
Additional summer Sunday and holiday
service operating between Lonsdale &
23rd Street will be discontinued.

Lonsdale Quay
Service will operate hourly to Grouse
Mun. Service to the WUE. Lucas Centre
will resume for the Fall.
#241 Vancouver/Uypper Lonsdale
‘Trip leaving Prospect at Rockland at
7:28 am, will resume.
#258 West Vancouver/UBC
#286 North Vancouver/UBC
Peak period service to UBC will resume
swith the start of Fall classes.
#285 SFU/Capilano College
Peak period service will resume with the
start of Tall chisses.

Attention UBC & SFU students:
For more details on university services,

per in carly September.

For more details on all of our Fail

service changes:

* Pick up a copy of the August 26 issue
of Phe Buezer.
Pick up new timetables at your
public brary, city or municipal hall,
chamber of commerce or Tourist
“Travel InfoCentre.
Call our Customer informittion staf?
at 200-3100,

For pre-recorded infornution about

using the transit system:

© Call Valking Yellow Pages at
299-9006, extension 2233,

BC Transit Be “eae

Paige. Jeff & Les Jay: -

Your spirit and passion
for the sport of
diving was well served
by your outstanding
performances at the 1994
Commonwealth Games.

At Purdy’s Chocolates
we have watched with pride
the many successes
you and your Dive B.C.
teammates have achieved
this past year.

It has been a privilege
to sponsor such a group of
talented and committed
athletes.

Thank You.

Paige Gordon
(Sliver Medalist)

3-Metre Springboard
:o-Metre Platform
Jeff Bacon
10-Metre Platform

Lee Jay Strifier

1-Metre Springboard
3-Metre Springboard

CHOCOLATES