16 - Sunday, October 9, 1988 - North Shore News

MONTH

All thru the
Month of
October

Monday to

Thursday only

LUNCH OR DINNER

PETER KREUK shows off features of a walking pier under construction at the foot of 14th Street in West
Vancouver. The pier, which is part of Ambleside Landing, has a boat launch and dock. The landing will also
feature green space, fountain and a heritage building. The development should be completed this week.

Jewish faith is
focus of lectures

NORTH SHORE Unitarian Church will host a two-part lecture and
discussion series on Jewish faith and practice.

Discussion leader is Rabbi Balla, who, in addition to his rabbinical
diploma, holds a doctorate in history. He is chair of the Pacific Rab-
binical Association and rabbi for the North Shore Jewish community.

The lectures, which will be held on Wednesdays, Oct. 12 and 19 at 8
p.m., provide an opportunity to explore the basic tenets of Jewish faith,
: i oe essential to an understanding of Jewish history and practice.

RABBI Balla ...will lead discus- Fer more information call 926-162!. The church is located at 370

sions. __ Mathers Ave. in West Vancouver.

La Belle Sole

RESTAURANT

235 - 15th Street,
West Van 926-6861

& Lunch Monday-Friday Dinner Monday-Saturday
41:00-3pm 5:50-11pm

Robot | IMPAIRE
P rom otes Ardagh Hunter Turner

rec ycling Barristers & Solicitors

#300-1401 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver
986-4366 Free initial Consultation
OCTOBER IS Recycle Month and aT a — ~ ome
the Greater Vancouver Regional

District has created a six-foot
robot called Gar Can to promote
the idea of recycling.

Made completely from recycled
materials, Gar Can houses an in-
teractive computer ihat challenges
participants to test their knowledge
of recycling.

Test your skills with Gar Can at
Park Royal Mall from Oct. 10 to
16 and Capilano Mall from Oct. 17
to 23.

The Gar Can display also
features photo-stories of winners
of the 1988 GVRD recycling
awards. Visitors can pick up their
own GVRD recycling directory,
doodle-art book covers, fridge
magnets and buttons.

On Saturday, Oct. 15, the Imag-
ination Market will join the display
at Park Royal. Between noon and
4 p.m., children of all ages can
build robots from the Imagination
Market's recycled treasures.

The GVRD promotes recycling
as a means of reducing garbage
volumes and improving the en-
vironment. For complete recycling
information call the GVRD recycl-
ing hotline 736-8636.

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