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TSLEIL-WAUTUTH

NATION

BURRARD INDIAN BAND
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS
OPEN SESSION

The first open negotiation session between the Tsleil-
Waututh Nation, the Government of Canada and the
Province of British Columbia will soon be underway.
The Chief Negotiators for the three-parties extend an
invitation to the general public to attend and observe the
treaty discussions, as follows:

Monday, March 18, 1996
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Capilano College, Library Building
Third Floor, Room 321
2055 Purcell Way
North Vancouver, B.C.

For further information, please contact:

Tsleil-Waututh Nation 1-604-929-4133
Canada 1-800-665-9320
‘ . : F fy Province of B.C. _ 1-800-890-1022
: 5 group, which meets every. week at dogs and the spaying and neutering . o
COMMUNITY EVENTS = Woodcroft, from 7:30-9-p.m. Info: of homeless cats. Call 926-2068. Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs Internet Web Site. .:
‘CALENDAR | 926-1702. http://wew.aaf.gov.be.ca/aaf/

NEWS photo Paul McGrath
CHOREOGRAPHERS SAM and. Annette Spurrell (centre) are ringed by the Cheyenne Dancers, a
-. focal group: that placed first In the novice category at the Fourth Annual International Line
* Dancing Grand Championships In Resiville. The troupe is hosting a day-long line dancing work-
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- THURSDAY, MARCH 14
J “Keep Canada Together.” All are

FRIDAY, MARCH 15

. Women Mean Business, meets the
second Friday of each month, 7:30
‘a.m. at Cheers Restaurant, 125 East

2nd St., NV. Information, network-
ing and guest speakers for women.
Info: Tricia, 985-1488.

‘SATURDAY, MARCH 16

Bingo. 7 p.m. St. Thomas Aquinas
school. Info: 985- 7761.

The Animal Advocates Society
needs donated items to sell at its
rummage sale taking place on

_ March 30. Proceeds from the event

will help the society to continue its
“Tied Dog. campaign,” which

includes ‘the rescuing of abused

SUNDAY, MARCH 17

NAR-ANON. Family Support
Group meeting. 7 p.m. 176 E. 2nd
St. NV. For relatives & friends of
people with drug problems. 12-step
program. Info: 926-6453.

Bingo every Sunday at Seylynn
Hall, 605 Mountain Hwy., NV. 6: 30
p.m, Info; 988-1541.

MONDAY, MARCH 18

Every second Monday of the month,
day-care providers and nannies
meet in a relaxed and informal set-
ting to explore common interests
and concerns. Children are attended

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