22 — Wednesday, November 19, 1997 — North Shore News

FRIDAY

Drop-in storytime for
toddlers aged 2 and 3
years, 10 and 11 am. at
North Vancouver = City
Library. For more informa-
tion call 980-4424.

SATURDAY.

French storytime, North
Vancouver City Library.
Drop-in program for pre-
schoolers at 1) a.m and also
for immersion students at
11:30 a.m.

North Vancouver
Rangerettes invites young-
sters aged three and older to
join this baton club. For
more information call 983-
0114.

The North Vancouver

Youth Band is seeking new
members, Low bass players
are especially needed but all
young musicians, 10 years
and older, of all levels are

Gummo
pulls no

punches

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_ thing it had to. One of the
two boys that ran around
with the pellet gun,
Harmony recruited from the
T.V. talk show, Sally Jesse
Raphacl. The show was
titled “My child died from
sniffing paint.”

Harmony said he picked
that boy because he was a
paint sniffing survivor. I did-
n’t Know which of the two
boys it was, but it seemed
like the older one of the
two. In the movie they did
some “heavy duty” sniffing
too. My guess is that they
weren’t acting, they were
actually doing it.

The movie is just as
Harmony said it would be.
There was a start, middle
and ending — but not in
that order.

Some of the footage
seemed so real thar it felt
like the people weren’t act-
ing. It was as if there was a
camera in the room and no
one knew about it, or that
the camera was your own
eves and you were actually in
the movie.

Since the start, middle
and end are all over the
place, it’s like a non-alpha-
betized phone book. The
movie made my head hurt
by the time it ended. Matt
and I had to discuss it in
minute detail to help us clear

r heads.

We both agreed that it
was a great film and it was a
shame to see the silver cur-
tains again.

Mark Gudmans is a
Grade 11 North Shore stu-
dent.

welcome. For more infor-
mation call Ron Smith at
929-3637

Storytime and crafts for 4-
to 8-year-olds, 10 a.m. at
North Vancouver — City
Library. For more informa-
tion call 980-4424.

Scottish Country Dance
Classes: Kids aged seven
and older, 9:30-16:30 a.m.
and 10:30-11:30  a.m.,
North Vancouver
Recreation Centre. Info:

ws Discover

Maureen Hood, 922-4406.

Wheelchair sports: North
Shore Neighbourhood
House, North Vancouver.
For more information call
987-8138.

SUNDAY

New Generation (church
for kids): Games, prizes, i
cream, candy, music, danc-
ing, and a lesscn from th
bible. St. John’s Anglican

Church, 220 West 8th, 2-3
p.m. Kids aged 5 to 12.
Parents welcome. Info:
Corrine, 985-4110.

MONDAY

Playcare: Playcare for chil-
dren aged one through five,
drop-in childminding,
Monday through Friday, 9
a.m.-1 p.m., West
Vancouver Community
Centre, 780-22nd St., West
Vancouver Info: -

Lynn Canyon Ecology
Centre school programs
information line: 981-3103.

Monday Storytimes for
kids aged 4-6 years. 10 a.m
North Vancouver = Ci

Library, 121 W. 14th S$

For more information. call
980-4424.

W.V. Youth Band is accept-
ing new members. All levels
of experien welcome.
Meet at Irwin Park School.

women's, men’s & kids’

All kinds of styles. All kinds of colours.
In cotton, chenille, lambswool,

merino wool and more.
(Excludes designers & Factory Outlets.)

Olter ends Dec. 7.

Magical Gifts!

Our Christmas book is the perfect place to start looking for
gift ideas. It's big — over 200 pages! And you can pick up
a copy now — at your nearest Eaton’s store.

For more information call
Sheila Adams, 922-4562.

B.C. Boys Choir is audi-
tioning new members. No
experience necessary. Boys
aged 8-18 welcome. For
more information call 926-
5230.

TUESDAY

Mom’s Time Out:

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