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The Seymour Kate Payers
urges residents
in the Seymour-Maplewood
area to attend an important
meeting at 8 p.m. Jan. 19 at

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‘“Eckankar, A Way of Life ”’
is the subject of a film to be
shown at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at
Capilano College Lounge. All
welcome.

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The North Vancouver Re-
creation Centre Pool still has
openings in swimming class-
es Series I] (until Feb. 9)
and in Series IV (Feb. 21 to
March 23). Classes for ‘*Tiny
Tots’? are on Mondays and
Wednesdays; Adult classes
available. in daytime or
evenings, including ‘‘MIX-
ED Keep Fit’? and “Swim
Sessions’’. Several opénings
exist in the after school
programs on Monday and
Wednesday cr Tuesday and
Tnursday programs. Can

988-6166 for information. |

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Association urges residents
in the Seymour-Maplewood
area to attend an important
meeting at 8 p.m. Jan. 19 at
the Maplewood Community
School, 420 Seymour River

PI. The group will discuss,

“One of the finest. For all
the family.”

Press

Atlantic City, Nud.

“The film’s professionalism
has drawn raves from

7 Hollywood's established

4 film makers.”
e San Antonio Light
San Antonio, Texas

4 ‘Beautifully photographed
4)... its attractive, never

@ saccharine, cast has been
| carcfully coached by
director, James F. Collier,
min the art of honest

a understatement.”

: Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, Ca.

a ‘Above all, it is enter-
a taining.”

Press Scimitar
Memphis, Tenn. .

among other topics, the
re-alignment of the Seymour

‘Parkway. Interested groups

on the North Shore are

_ welcome. .

Mothers and their small
children are invited to attend
“‘Time Out’’ sessions for 10
weeks starting Jan. 20 in the
Community Lounge of Queen

.Mary Community School.

There will be supervised play

for the children while moth--

ers meet over a cup of coffee
to share experiences and
learn more about themselves
and their children. For more
information call Gillian Tay-
lor at the Family Services
Centre, 988-7128. Volunteers
needed.

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‘“‘Diving Medicine’’ is the
subject of a lecture by Dr.
Kon. Campbeii ai 7 p.m. Jan.
20 in the North Vancouver
City Library, i4th St. and
Lonsdale. The meeting is

sponsored -by the North
Shore Scuba Club.
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The Lapidary Club of West

Vancouver holds its regular
meeting at 8 p.m. Jan. 20 in
the Dogwood Room of the
.W.V. Recreation Centre.

4 There will be a demonstra-

tion of ‘‘Silk Screen Print-
ing’’ by Mrs. Eleanor Ray-
ment. All welcome. For more
information call 926-4011 or
926-7045.

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North Star Elementary

z School is setting up a Block
@ Parent Plan. The help of the

Highlighting

Our theme

available at the, Bay

Kiwanis Lynn Manor

excellent food
Graduate nursing service
full social amenities

residents in this area is
required to make this plan a
success! Please think about it
- and contact L. Nici

IN ickKel
987-4508 or A. Prutton
987-4152, A

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planned for Thursday, Jan.
20, 1977 at 7:30,at North Star
School, 370 W. Kings where
questions .will be answered
by the RCMP and application
forms available.

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Ceremonies installing .
newly elected honoured

Queen Linda Plunet of Bethel
Number 33 of the Interna-
tional Order of Job’s Daugh-
ters will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 21 in the Masonic Hall,
1763 Bellevue Ave., W.V.
Other elected officers being
instalied are:Robin Miarshaii,
senior princess; Kim Ander-
son, Junior princess; Bev
Youngberg, guide; and An-
drea Kayter, marshall.

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The Vancouver Operatic
Society presents its version
of Gilbert& Sullivan’s ‘‘The
Mikado’’, also known as
“The Town of Titipu,’’ at
8:30 p.m: Jan. 20, 21, 22; 27,

28 and.29 at the N.V.
Centennial Theatre. The plot |

centres on a betrothal invol-
ving. Japanese noblemen.
Several key characters ar

played by. North Shore.

residents, among them being
Eileen Wright who plays
‘**Katisha,’’ and. husband
Don Wright who plays a
major character Nanki Pooh,
son of the Mikado. Tickets at
$4 for adults; and $2 for
seniors and children | are
‘Box
Office and at the North
Vancouver | Centennial
Theatre,

desea

The head of a non profit
organization who lost 100
Ibs. without fad diets or
strenuous exercises. is look-
ing for members who would
like to join her program.
Registration is 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 20. Call Lorraine at
987-5634 anytime for more
information * Mondays _ to
Thursdays inclusive.

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Forty-two voice North
Shore Cherus has openings
for both men and women who

happiness with security

2555 Whiteley Court, N.Van. 984-9166
. ,..don’t you think you deserve it

[a non-profit organization)

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ing at 7:30 p.m. in

like to sing. The Chorus
meets each Thursday even-
the
Gymnasium at Si. Edmund’s
Church in N. Vancouver. Ail

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are weicome, regardless. of
prior training. For further
details call Diane Spitz,

. chorus manager at 922-6326.

Community

North Van
Centre for senior citizens will

meet at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 20 in
the Community Hall, 23rd &
St. Georges Ave. ‘Films will
be shown followed by re-

freshments and a_ bingo
session. .

” Appointed officers are
~ Kim = Torrance, chaplain,
Kathy Kingan,- recorder;
‘Dawn Currie, inner guard;
Crystal Collison, outer

guard; Elaine Rowson, seni-

- or custodian; Gail Starnes,

junior custodian;. Darlene
Denholm, ist messenger;
Caroline Chambers, 2nd
messenger; Susan Boring,
3rd messenger; Sandy Gra-
ham, 4th messenger; and
Janet Graham, Sth messen-
ger.

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Learning to live with
toddlers - (ages | 1-214) -is a
program designed especially
for mothers and/or fathers
and their young children..

The children will participate

in a supervised activity time
while: their parents meet
- near-by to share experiences
and. discuss topics of inter-.

J €St.. Siblings are also- wel-
come. * Pre- -repistration. for
the: following 10° session

programs - 988-7128 at West
Van. United Church, 2062

.. Esquimalt, W.V. Wed. Jan.
19, 9:30-11:00 a.m.

Hillside Baptist Church, 870
Lynn Valley Rd., N.V., Fri.
Jan. 21st, 9:30-11:00 a.m.

saturday .

The annual Burns Supper
of the St. Andrew’s &
Caledonian Society of North

Vancouver will be held at
Canyon Gardens January 22..
Guest speaker will be Ers-
and his
daughter Fiona will be the
singer. There will be high-

kine Blackburn, -

land dancing, piping and a

[next to the White Spot}

' traditional

and at.

Mrs. Grace Maborg, RE.

GRACE ELECTROLYSIS

Sulte 3, 768 Marine Dr., West Van.

delicious dinner. with
haggis, bashed
neeps, and mashed potatoes,
The master of ceremonies for
the evening will be Sam
Walker. For reservations and
tickets call 987- 5505 or
922-1388.

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Ross Litwiller, a Lower
Mainland artist, will demon-
strate the making of ‘‘Nylon
Stocking Figures’’, an un-
usual art not found in books,
from 10:30 to noon Jan. 22 at

the North Vancouver City

Library. Admission free. For.

information call
Moller at 980-0581
(Should there be a phone no.
here?)

Joyce

see area

A rummage sale will be
held from 11 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at the Kiwanis Lynn
Manor Auditorium, 2555

‘the —

The Vancouver Guild of
Puppetry presents ‘‘Rumpel-
stiltskin’’ by Dirk’s. Marion-
ettes at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30
p-m. at the Douglas. Park
Community Hall, 801 West
22nd Ave., Vancouver. Ad-
mission $1. Tickets at the
door.

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The North Vancouver Re-
creation Centre Pool is
offering pool time to get a
water polo club organized.
There is no age limit and only

desire is required. So come.

on out Jan. 23 from 11 a.m.

to 1:00 p.m. There will be

_ expert. ccaching on hand.

Whiteley Court, N.V. Admis- |

sion free. Hot chili and roll,

50 cents; coffee and tea, 20

cents extra.

Teams of men and women,
boys, girls will be. formed.

For more information phone

‘the Recreation Centre at
988-6166. 2

CARSON GRAHAM student Linda Planet will be crowned
honored Queen of Job’s Daughters at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 21. See
details in hanes lh 8 events. _teowort Dickson photo]

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Senior Citizens’ Associa-—
y- tion Branch

#4 will be
meeting on Monday, Jan. 24
at 1:30 p.m. in St. John’s
Church Hall, 13th & Chester-
ficld, Whist and Cribbage
are on the program. Coie
and bring your friends for a
pleasant afternoon,

“The Silver Bay Vista
Society”? holds their “next
general meeting at 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 24, in St. Stephen’s
Church Hall, 22nd & Gordon.
Special guest is Dr. George
Gullison, who will speak on
“Operation Eyesight’’. Hear
this outstanding speaker,

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