40 - Wednesday, November 4, 1987 - North Shore News

What's Goin

this week

Thursday, November 5--Handsworth
fall concert. Senior Night of Music.
Large gym, Handsworth School. 7:30
p.m. Adults $3, students and seniors
$2.

Thursday, November 5--Citizens Unit-
ed for Safety and Justice monthly
meeting. Capilano Mal! meeting room
(203A). 7 p.m. .

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Thursday, November 5--W.V.
multicultural women’s group meeting.
7:30 p.m. Dogwood Rm., W.V. Rec
Centre. Speaker: John Reynolds. info:
Shaku Rashid 922-5078.

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Thursday, November 5--Holly Fair. St.
Catherine’s Church, 1058 Ridgewood
Dr. 1-6 p.m. Tea and dinner available
at nominal! charge. Visa and- Master-
card accepted. Free admission, free
babysitting.

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Thursday, November 5--Lifestyle
workshop: exercise and nutrition. N.S,
Winter Club. 8:30-10 p.m. Cost $7. In-
fo: 985-4135.

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Thursday, November 5--Heiping
Children Cope with Separation and
Divorce workshop. One session 7:30-
9:30 p.m. Fee $8, Highlands School,
3150 Colwood Dr., N.V. Offered by
N.S. Family Services 988-5281.

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Thursday, November 5--Plays: The
Fourth Monkey by Eric Nicol. (Pres-
entation House). 1837...the Farmers’
Revolt by Rick Salutin. (Anne Mac-
Donald Hall). 333 Chesterfield Ave.,
N.V. 8 p.m. Reservations, info 986-
1351.

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Thursday and Friday, Novem: 5 and

Chesterfield Ave., N.V. 8 p.m. Reser-
vations, info 986-1351.

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Saturday, November 7--N.S. Chorus
appearing in 3 choir festival with
Douglas College Choir and Coquitlam
Chorale. Como Lake Jr. Sec. School
gym, 1121 Albert Rd., Coquitlam. 8
p.m. Donations at door.

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Sunday, November 8--N.S. Museum

and Archives, 209 W. 4th St., N.V.

Historical View. Through Nov. Wed.-

Sun. t-4 p.m. Free. Info: 987-5618.
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Sunday, November 8-—-Station Museum,
16th St. and Jones Ave., N.V. Includes
odd balls, fire equipment, sports
equipment and tins. Sundays 1:30-4:30
p.m. Info: 987-5618,

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Sunday, November 8--Salvation Army
Band performs. Silver Harbour Centre,
144 E. 22nd St. 2 p.m. Admission by
donation of food item for the Food
Bank. Centre opens 1 p.m. Everyone
welcome.

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Sunday, Noversber 8--N.V. Rec Centre
Outdoors Club hike. Meet N.V. Rec
Centre parking lot, 23rd and Lonsdale.
7:30 a.m. To Unnecessary Mt., Howe

6--Used book sale. Cleveland Elemen- |

tary School, 1255 Eldon Rd. (off
Capilano Rd.) Nov. 5: 6:30-9 p.m.;
Nov, 6: 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Prices 50€ to
$1.

Friday, November 6--Annual bazaar.
Inglewood Heights Residents Club. 2-4
p.m. Tea, door prize, everyone wel-
come,

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Friday, November 6--Wine making
workshop. Silver Harbour Centre, 144
.E, 22nd St. 1 p.m. Learn to make your
own wine. $2 plus membership fee. For
those 55 and over. Info: 980-2474.
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Friday, November. 6--N.S. Youth

Outreach Centre welcomes youth to-

Fire Escape’ Drop-in Centre. Firday
evenings. 8-11 p.m. Lower level Can-
yon Heights Chapel, Capilano Rd. and
Montroyal, N.V. Coffee shop, activi-
ties, discussion groups.

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Friday, November 6--Baha‘i open
discussion.. Topic: Role of Women.
West Van. 8 p.m. Info: 921-3334,

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Friday, - November 6--Plays; The
Fourth Monkey by Eric Nicol. (Pres-
entation House). 1837...the Farmers’

Revolt by Rick Salutin. (Anne. Mac-°*

Donald Hall). 333 Chesterfield Ave.,
N.V. 8 p.m. Reservations, info 986-
1351.

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Saturday, November 7--Elegant flea

market. W.V. United Church, 21st and.

Esquimalt. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
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Saturday, November 7--Garage and
craft sale. Eagle. Harbour Community
Centre, 5575 Marine Dr., W.V. 10
aml p.m. Pre-register 921-7425.
Tables $10.
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Saturday, November 7--Goaltending
School. Saturdays Nov.-Feb. 7:30-9:50
a.m. (alternating weeks) Instruction by
Northwest Hockey.
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Saturday, November 7--Holly tea and
craft fair. St. Simons Church, 1384
Deep Cove Rd. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
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Saturday, November 7--Christmas tea

and sale. Salvation Army, 105 W, 12th

St., N.V. 1-4 p.m. Everyone welcome.
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Saturday, November 7--Books as
Christmas Gifts: workshop with author
Meguido Zola for adults while children

are at storytime. N.V. City Library,

121 W. 14th ST. 10:30 a.m.

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Saturday, November. 7--Workshop:
Risk Taking. N.S.’ Family Services,
#303-126 E. 15th St., N.V. 10 a.m.-4
p.m. Info: 988-5281.

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Saturday, November 7--Christmas
bazaar. Silver Lynn Manor, 1335 E.
27th St. 1-3 p.m. Tea served.

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Saturday, November 7--Plays: The
Fourth Monkey by Eric Nicol. (Pres-
entation, House .— final night).
1937...the Farmers’ Revolt by Rick
Salutin. (Anne MacDonald Hall). 333

Sound area. Leader Mike Gildersleeve
463-7620.

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Monday, November 9--N.S,
Toastmasters. YMCA, 16th and In-
glewood, W.V. 7:15-9:30 p.m. Info:
987-0452 or 987-7294.

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Monday, November 9--Parent support
group for people trying to cope with
unacceptable teenage behavior (practis-
ing Toughlove). Info: Sandy 929-6142
(even.) or Linda 988-2732 or Susan
984-2190.

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Tuesday, November 10--W.V. Chess
Club. Open Tuesdays 7:30-11 p.m.
W.V. Rec Centre, Dogwood Rm. Few
membership vacancies still open.
Guests welcome. Info: 926-1661.

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Tuesday, November 10--Play:
1837...the Farmers’ Revolt by Rick
Salutin. Anne MacDonald Hall, 333
Chesterfield Ave., N.V. 8 p.m. Reser-
vations, info 986-1351.

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Tuesday, November 10--CPR (A)
Heartsaver. W.V. YMCA, 1735 In-
glewood Ave. 6-10 p.m. First level
CPR course. Info: 926-5541.

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Tuesday, November 10--Lynn Valley
Community Assn. general meeting
(members and residents). Grouse Rm.,

_ “ACCIDENTS HURT

Karen Magnussen Arena, 937 Lynn
Valley Rd. 7:30 p.m. Agenda: Lynn
Valley Aquatic Facility (proposed addi-
tion to Karen Magnussen Arena) and
other community concerns.

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Wednesday, November = 11--Arthritis
Society meeting. 7:30 p.m. LGH
auditorium. Election of officer, film,
social hour. Everyone welcome.

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Wednesday, November 11--Play:
1837...the Farmers’ Revolt by Rick
Salutin. Anne MacDonald Hall, 333
Chesterfield Ave., N.V. 8 p.m. Reser-
vations, info 986-1351.

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Wednesday, November 11--Free
children’s videos. Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre, 10:30 a.m.: The
Lorax, 3:30 p.m.: The Journey of Nat-
ty Gan. Info: 987-5922.

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Thursday, November 12--CPR (D) in-
fant/child CPR. W.V. YMCA, 1735
Inglewood Ave. 6-10 p.m. Includes
backyard safety, minor first aid. {nfo:
926-5541,

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Thursday, November 12--N.V. Univer-
sity Women’s Club meeting. Open to
all women university graduates. Social
Rm., Highlands United Church,
Edgemont Village. Coffee 7 p.m.,
business 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker: Ann

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Sturrock on the Junior League. Info:
985-4014,

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Thursday, November 12--Picture loan
show. Presentation House, 4th and
Chesterfield, N.V. 6-8 p.m. Featuring
40 new original works just juried into
show. xent or purchase new painting
for home or office. Approx. 250 paint-
ings by local artists. Minimum rental $3
per month. Info: 988-6844.

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Thursday, November 12--Play:
1837.,..the Farmers' Revolt by Rick
Salutin. Anne MacDonald Hall, 333
Chesterfield Ave., N.V. 8 p.m. Reser-
vations, info 986-135].

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Friday, November 13--Breakaway Drug
Abuse Society meeting. St. John’s
Anglican Church, 13th and Chester-
field. 7:30 p.m. Young person and
parent drug and alcohol recovery
group.

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Friday, November 13--Baha’i' open
discussion. W.V. Topic: World Order
and Economic Justice. 8 p.m. Info:
921-3334,

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Friday, November 13--Play: 1837,..the
Farmers’ Revolt by Rick Salutin. Anne
MacDonald Hall, 333 Chesterfield
Ave., N.V. 8 p.m. Reservations, info
986-1351.

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And that’s hurting all of us.

In the three or four minutes it takes you to
read this, there will be three motor vehicle

‘accidents in B.C.

Last year claims added up to more than $762"
million. And by the end of 1987 the costs will be

even higher.

' Who pays the price? The accident victims,
for sure. But sooner or later we all do.

Whats ICBC doing about it?

‘Our financial mandate as an insurance —
company is to break even. So premiums must
cover the anticipated cost of claims for the

coming year. -

Were trying to reduce the number of
accidents through traffic safety education. By
working with police, governments, educators,
public health and community groups.

At the same time, we're working to reduce
the cost of claims through prograrns to increase
safety belt usage, reduce fraudulent claims and to
moderate increases in the cost of vehicle repairs.

What can you do about it?

Ifyou know the simple rules of accident-free
driving ~and apply. them every day, every kilometre
— congratulations. Youre part of the solution.

But if not, youre part of the problem. A $3 million-
dollar-a-day problem that’s hurting everyone in

British Columbia.

*§verage based on 1986 figures.

EVERYBODY.

UICB