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What’s Going On

this week _—

Sundsy, October 6--North Shore
Museum & Archives: Pres-
entation House Museum, 209
W. 4th St., N. Van. Dollhouses,
Dream Houses, to mid Oct.
Potpourri: A Collection of Con-
tainers, to Oct. 31. Free admis-
sion. Info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, October 6--B.C. SPCA,
West Van. Branch invites all
members, friends and supporters
to Open House, 2-4 p.izs. S.E.
corner Ambleside Park, West
Van. Light refreshments will be
served, .

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Sunday, October 6--NVRC hike
to Mt. Brew near Squamish.
Leaves NVRC parking lot, 23rd
& Lonsdale at 7:30 a.m. for car
pools. Scenic views. All wel-
come. eee
Sunday, October 6--Garage
Sale, 1330 Fulton St., West
Vancouver, 10 am.-2 p.m.
Sponsored by N/S_ Liberal
Women's Commission.

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Monday, October 7--North
Shore Folk Club Presentation
House, 8 p.m., 333 Chesterfield.
Contemporary & traditional folk
niusic. Admission $2. Info:
986-3078.

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Monday October 7—Frec Slide
Show, Seycove Secondary, 1204
Caledonia Ave., North Van.
Room, 219/220, 7-9 p.m. ‘‘Bik-
ing in Australia’’.

Monday, October 7--Newcomers
of West Van General Meeting.
7:30 p.m. St. David’s United
Church, Taylor Way & Upper
Levels Highway. Speaker
Margaret Hovich, registered
nurse. Topic wiil be Breast
Cancer. Info: 926-1681.
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Monday, October 7--North
Shore Liberaf Women's Com-
mission general meeting. Pur-
pose: electing delegates to Na-
tional Reform Conference in
Halifax, N.S., Nov. 8-10.
Liberal Activity Centre, Room
201 B, 1420 Marine Dr., Morth
Van. Group 1, 7:30 p.m. Group
2,9 p.m.

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Monday, October 7--Eagle
Harbour Family drop-in, Eagle
Harbour Community School,
1:15-3:15 p.m. Afternoon of
time-off for ‘Moms and super-
vised play for children.

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Me «say, October 7--West Yan
Garden Club meeting. 7:30 p.m.
Dogwood Room, West Van Rec
Centre. Speaker: Hugh
Daubeny, B.C. Strawberry &
Raspberry Research and Pro-
duction Program for Agriculture
Canada.
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Monday,. October 7--Fall Art
Exhibition, Park Royal South
through Saturday, Octuber 19.
By West Van Sketch Club.

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Monday, October. 7--N.S.
Christian Women’s Club lun-
cheon. Canyon Gardens, 3381
Capilano Rd. Noon. Pes: 929-
6217. Speaker: Vonette Bright,
Director Great Commission
Prayer Crusade,
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Monday, October 7--B.C,
Special Olympics N/S Sports
Club Annual General Meeting.
7:30 p.m. North Shore Y, 440
Hendry St., N.V. Reports on
past year, plans for coining
year, slide show of our athletes.
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Tuesday, October 8--Leader
Development, West Van Rec.
Centre. 6-8:30 p.m. For teens
13-17 yrs. Info: 926-3766.

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Tuesday, October 8--Positive
Parenting (5-11 yrs) Caulfeild
Elem. School, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
for 8 Tuesdays or Oct. 10 at
Queen Mary School from 9:30-
11:30 a.m. Info: North Shore
Family Services, 988-5281.
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Tuesday, October 8--CWSJ Cit-
izens United for Safety &
Justice. 131 East 2nd, N.V. 7:30
p.m. Monthly meeting.

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Tuesdr: , October 8--Whist Par-
ty. St. Johns Church Hall, 13th
& Chesterfield, 8 p.m. Spon-
sored by Truth Reb. Lodge #28.
All welcome.
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Tuesday, October 8--Food ver-
sus Fads, Lynn Valley Library, 7

p.m. Nutritionist Peggy Radat-
zke discusses the pros and cons
of diets and supplements. All
welcome. Free.

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Tuesday, October 8--Film
“Nuns: Behind the Veil’, Oak
Room, Delbrook Community
Centre, 600 W. Queens, North
Van. 7:30 p.m. Presented by
N/S Women’s Centre. Infu:
984-6009.

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Tuesday, October 8--Non-
animal Research Foundation of
B.C. Aid to Animals in Distress,
and many other charitable
organizations will participate in
Park Royal's Community Flea
Market. (South Mall).

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Tuesday, October 8--Inglewood
Family drop-In, Inglewood
YMCA, 10:30 a.m.-noon.
Parents will have time for self
while children have supervised
play.

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Tuesday, October 8--Capilano
Chorus, North Van. Chapter of
Barbershop Harmony Society,
Jaycee Hall, 1251 Lillooet Rd.,
Across from Cap. College, 8
p.m. Guest night: all male voices
invited. Info: Don Durward,
988-5982.

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Wednesday, October 9--
Beginners Silk Painting class.
West Van. Seniors Centre. Alli
ages weicome. 6:30-9 p.m. Info:
326-4375.

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Wednesday, October 9~North
Shore Historical Society
meeting, 7 p.m. Activity room
of City Library. Elecnor Godley
will be the speaker with some
more of her anecdotes of North

Shore Origins. Everyone is wel- °

come. Info: 985-2893.
ees

Wednesday, October 9--

Effective Parenting lecture

series. Terrace Cafeteria, Lions

Gate Hospital, 7:30-9:30 p.m.

Positive directions for troubled

times, by Amy Napier-Hemy.
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Wednesday, October 9--How to
protect your children. North

Shore Neighbourhood House,
7-9 p.m. Info: 987-8138.

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Wednesday, October 9--
Capilano Flower Arranging
Club meets at 7:30 p.m.
Library, Queen Mary Comm.
School, W. {3th St. NLV.
Demonstration of Thanksgiving
arrangements by Mildred Wells.
Everyone welcome, admission
$2. Info: Julia Tibbs, 925-2958.

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Wednesday, October 9--
Blueridge School's Fall ‘‘Good
as New"’ sale. Children’s used
clothing, toys, equipment and

maternity clothing are sold on
consignment (20% to school).
Lots of bargains in winter coats,
Jackets & snow suits. 2-4 p.m.
For info. phone 929-3554 or
929-7755.

Wednesday, October 9--Coping
with Cancer Group. Lions Gate
Hospital, Seminar Rooms | & 2,
off Terrace Cafeteria. 7:30- 8:30
p.m. Topic: ‘‘Cancer and Nutri-
tion’’, share experiences, con-
ria 988-3131, local 466 or
97,

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Dorina & Quentin Nagel
Dorina and Quentin Nagel have been delivering
our Wednesday, Friday and Sunday News for
over four years now. They deliver 189 papers
and share the work between thern. Many of our
readers along their route have said what a fine job

they de.

Dorina is 13 years old, attends Argyle School
and English is her favourite subject. A ski en-
thusiast, she is looking forward to the ski season
starting. Earnings from the News have been used
to purchase a bike and now Dorina is saving for
the future, college and possibly a car some day.

Quentin is 14 years old and also attends
Argyle School where he lists French as one of his
favourite subjects. He enjoys soccer, but skiing is
number one with him too. Quentin uses his earn-
ings to buy the things he likes and needs, such as
a mountain bike and ski equipment.

We enjoyed meeting this fine brother and sister
team and for being our double stars this week,
they received, complimzatary movie passes,
North Shore News basevall caps and a special
thanks for a job very well done.

Joan Cripps
Circulation Dept.

1139 Lonsdale Ave., N. V.,

986-1337

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CANADIAN
CLOSET

Park Royal's
Community Fiea Market

Tuesay, October 8, South Mall Gallery 9:30
am to 6:00 pm

For one day only, Park Royal merchants
share their South Mall with local charitable
organizations.

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