B10 - Wednesday, January 18, 1984 - North Shore News

“SB what’s going on

this week

Saturday, January 21 — The
Power of Positve Thinking,
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 225 East 2nd Street,
1:00-3:00 p.m. A _ self-
examination of attitudes, ra-
tionale and self-esteem. Concen-
tration on goal-setting and how
to maintain positive attitudes.
Fee: $15, phone 987-8138.

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Saturday, January 21 — Art,
Graphics & Pottery, three
courses for kids at the North Van
Rec Centre. Art: children explore
colour, line, painting, and sket-
ching. Graphics: children learn
to use lettering effectively. They
design record jackets, book
covers, school posters, banners,
etc. Pottery: chidlren create
masks, mugs, birdhouses, wind
chimes, whistles and more.
Phone 988-6166.

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Saturday, January 21 and 26 —
Positive Parenting Day Groups.
Jan. 23, 10 a.m. North Shore
Neighbourhood House. Jan. 26,
9:30 a.m., Norgate Community
School. 8 week course; babysit-
ting is available... Register: Con-
tinuing Education, 985-8741, in-
formation 988-5281.

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Saturday, January 21 and 28 —
Stress Management Workshop,
N.S. Family Services, 145 E.
15th, 9:30-3:30. Fee: $25. Week
t: Identify stress. Week 2: Begin

HomeTown
Correction Notice

In HomeTown's
current 8 page flyer,
the Bentwood rocker

on page 4 should
read ‘oak finish.’

HomeTown
apologizes for any
inconvenience this
may have caused

their customers.

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meeting will be held

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THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
PROPOSED EXTENSION
OF
MONTROYAL BOULEVARD

The Mayor and Council wish to invite all persons who
deem their interests affected by the proposed exten-
Boulevard
Rockland Road and Lonsdale Avenue to a public
information meeting to discuss the proposal

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3600 Mahon Avenue

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PORTION OF MONT ROVE,
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strategies; check back; con-
sohdate; build on. 988-5281.

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Sunday, January 22 — Dr.

Dorothy Livesay, eminent poet,
will speak on ‘‘The Strangest
Dream’ at the regular 10-30 ser-
vice of North Shore Unitarian
Church, 370 Mathers, West Van-
couver (Taylor Way, Stevens,
right on Hadden) For informa-
tion call 926-4206.

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Sunday, January 22 — Men’s
Floor Hockey, N.S.

Neighbourhood House, 1 to3
p.m. A referee will be available
every Sunday afternoon to
organize interested floor hockey
players. Drop-ins welcome! Fee.
$15 or $2 drop-in. Phone
987-8138. ‘ese

Sunday, January 22 — Waldorf
Concert Series °84, as a benefit to
the Vancouver Waldorf School.
The first concert will be on at
Presehtation House in North
Van featuring the Vancouver
Wind Trio and the Moodyville
Chamber Players. For further in-
formation and tickets call
986-6904.
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Sunday, January 22 — 9-9:30.
Free 1 hour seminar that will
show you how to pick a winner,
using your computer. Great for
handicapping horses, football or
the stock market. Program
available upon completion. Pre-
Tegistration not necessary. 2250
Ennerdale Rd., North Van.
Phone 980-8824.

HomeTown
Correction
Notice

In HomeTown's current
flyer. the Glad kitchen cat-
chers on page 4 should pic-
ture a package of 24 bags
tor $1 68

HomeTown apologizes for
any inconvenience this may

have caused
customers

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Tuesday, January 24 — ‘‘Mine,
Yours or Still Ours’’, Child
Custody Issues for Separated
and Divorced Parents, 8 p.m.,
lower level, Christ ‘ Church
Cathedral, 690 Burrard Street.
More information 669-5836.
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Tuesday, January 24 — Norvan
Capilano NDP, open meeting,
Norgate School, 1295 Sowden,
7:30 p.m. Mike Leibowitz of the
Political Science Dept. at SFU
will speak on: Is the Radical
Right Right?
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Wednesday, January 25 —
North Shore Fish & Game Club
meeting, Legion Hall basement,
W. 15th St.. N. Van, 7:30 p.m.
Guest speaker Tom Woods,

BYLAW 5666

Location

Proposed Amendment

Purpose.

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Regional Director, Fish &
Wildlife Branch. Guests
welcome. Info call: 929-6234.

Wednesday, January 25 —
Positive Parenting Group, Wind-
sor School, 7:30-9:30 p.m. for 8
Wednesdays. Register through
North Shore Continuing Educa-
tion: 985-8741. For info cal N.S.
Family Services, 988-5281.

Saturday, January 28 — Home
Video Workshop, Carson
Graham Sec. School, 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Call Virginia at 984-9971
for more info.

Sunday, January 29 — Free Sun-
day Cinema, Presentation House
Theatre, 11:00-1:00 p.m. Feature
film ‘‘Why Rock the Boat?’’

Applicant: The Corporation of the District of North

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THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BYLAW

The Council for The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver will hold a Public Hearing under the provisions
of the Municipal Act in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, B.C.
on Monday, January 30th, 1984 commencing at 7:30 p.m. to consider the following:

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Wednesday, February | — A
stamp club for boys and girls,
9-12, has been re-organized at
the West Van Seniors’ Activity
Centre. Meetings are scheduled
for every Wednesday afternoon,
3:30 p.m. Children without
stamps, who are interested in the
hobby, will be given beginners’
collections. The club is spon-
sored by the West Van Seniors
Stamp Club and will be led by
Les Rimes, a member of the
Royal Philatelic Society of
Canada.
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Wednesday, February it —
Retirement Planning Seminar by
Bert Wickham, covering
RRSP’s, annuities, RRIF’s, in-
come splitting etc. Please call
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E.
22nd St., North Van, to register,
980-2474.

Vancouver

That area known as Maplewood, as defined in the
Maplewood Official Community Plan.

To designate portions of the Maplewood Official Com-
munity Plan area as development permit areas and ex-
tinguish all existing siting areas

To provide the District with the opportunity to exercise a
higher degree of site development and design control
over future development or redevelopment than is
presently possibie with the siting area technique

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Thursday, February 2 — Fashion
show ‘‘Fashionable Reflec-
tions’’, Presentation House,
7:30-10:00 p.m. Styles from
1900-1980. $2 each.

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Jazz and Ballet. Jazz and ballet
classes for all ages held in the
North Shore Family YMCA
dance studio are starting now for
the winter session. For informa-
tion call Mary Anne Purdy at
926-5541.

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Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre is
open! Free! Weekdays 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Call for gardening, bird
or wildlife information or bring
your group (adults or children) in
for a free tour or film. Call
987-5922 for info.

wo awe Maplewood Offictal Communtty Plan Boundary tl
eo mm Oevelopment Permit Area Boundary
RS - Residential

Light: Industrial
Business Park/Light
Industrial

RG - Residential BP - Bustness Park

RH - Residential S( Service Commercial
C - Commercial MI Medium Industr tal
Us- «Use Undetermined P| Port: Industrial

Park and Natural Area

Copy of the bylaw supporting staff reports and any relevant background doc umeontabon may be imspec tod al the
Municipal Hall on regular working days between the hours of & iO un

and 4 30 pom January TAM lO January
30th

1984

All persons who beheve ther interest in property alfected by the proposed tytaw ohall be alforded an Opportunity
to be Neard af the Publ Meaning On matters COLNE iy the tylaw

(Mrs bt WE gleston

January 18th Masrrictpoal ( lerk

1984