B10 - Wednesday, February 1, 1984 - North Shore News

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“Rummage Sale,”

FROM PAGE B9
this week

Saturday February 4 & 11 —
Assertiveness training, North
Shore Family Services, 145 East
Sth, N. Van., 9:30-3:30 p.m.
One workshop spanning two
Saturdays. Fee: $25. 988-5281.

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Sunday February 5 — North
Shore Unitarian Church at its
10:30 a.m. service will welcome
Dr. Dorothy Goresky who will
speak on ‘‘Breaking Down the
Barriers.’ The church at 370
Mathers, West Vancouver is
reached via Taylor Way exit, or
Stevens and Hadden. Children’s
program and nursery provided.
ees

Sunday February 5 — North
Shore Alliance Missionary Con-
ference, North Van Rec. Centre -
23rd & Lonsdale, 11 a.m. & 7
p.m. Missionaries Patrick
Worsley & Irian Jaya wil! be
speaking in both services as well
as Monday- Wednesday, there
will be home meetings. Everyone

welcome. Further information
call 984-6422 or 986-2779.
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upcoming

Monday February 6 — West
Vancouver Newcomers Club, St.
David’s United Church, Taylor
Way & Upper Levels, 8 p.m.,
Guest speaker, coffee will be
served, call Marianne 922-5704
for further information.

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Mons. & Weds., February 6-22
— Golf Clinic for everyone,
William Griffin) Community
Centre, 11:30 - 1:00 pm. Learn
basic techniques. Call 986-2255
for more information

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Tuesday February 7 — Clinic on
welfare rights, North Delbrook
Centre, Chestnut Rm., 1-3 pm
Pear! McKenzie - resource per

HomeTown
Correction Notice

In Hometown's current 8
page tlyer, the photo of
the fireplace accessories
on page 4 is incorrect
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lustrate ‘weathered
brass finish accessones

HomeTown apologizes
for any inconvenience
this may have caused
their customers

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(name of month)

(numerical date )

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“Children’s Films,”
‘Seminar for Single Parents,” etc.

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Everyone welcome
988-1175(338).

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Tuesday February 7 —
Alzheimer Association of B.C.
(North Shore) meets Lions Gate
Hospital, 7:30 p.m., Seminar
rooms 3 & 4 €North Entrance)
Phyllis Forsythe on ‘‘Our
Develaping Association.’’
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Tuesday February 7 — 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. Training for volunteer in-
come tax preparers will be held in
the Cedar Room, Delbrook Cen-
tre. Phone 985-7138 to register
and volunteer your services to
help seniors and others on low
income who experience
difficulty.

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Tuesday February 7 — 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. Cedar Room, Upper
Building, Delbrook Centre, 600
West Queens Road, North Van-
couver. Instrudtors: Revenue
Canada staff. Sessions for both
beginners and experienced tax
preparers. This training will
enable you to prepare simple tax
returns for seniors and others on
limited income. Phone 985-7138
to register.

Gastown <

Auctions Ltd.

offering

* FURNITURE

211 COLUMBIA ST.

CONTIONMENTS Taney

and/or attractions offered; title of films
and shows; names of speakers; phone
number for information, etc.

Every Sunda
in Februa

* DECORATIVE PIECES
x COLLECTORS ITEMS
QUALITY ANTIQUES AT WHOLESALE PRICES!

See us before you buy
your next piece of furniture

A Door Pruse valued al

WIN!

$125°° open to all ragis
tered Sunday briders

Don’t miss the excitement
and savings of a real auction!

PREVIFW SATURDAYS 10 am A pen
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example: merchandise

Wednesday February 8 — New
Blood Donor Clinic, B.C. Rail
Building, 200 West Esplanade,
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. All Donors
welcome.

Mondays — T.O.P.S. Weight
loss group, Seycove Community
School, 1204 Caledonia, 7:15
weigh in; 7:45 meeting.
929-3772. Take Off Pounds Sen-
sibly with encouragement from a
friendly group.
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Coping with Cancer — a group
to share experiences, problems,
fears about cancer and to pro-
vide support for the person who
has cancer, has just learned they
have cancer or is undergoing
treatment for cancer — their
relatives or close friends. The
group meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.,
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar
Rooms | and 2 off the Terrace
Cafeteria, 15th Street entrance.
For further information call
988-3131, local 462 or 304.
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YMCA's 6th Annual Spring
Break Festival Camp — a special

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683-0858

WE AD RO POCO Ane

Fine Free Week

In celebration of our Ninth Anniversary, we're having a
FINE FREE WEEK for all NVCL

February 4-11.

Books

Be on the lookout for “the Forgotten One!”

North Vancouver Cit
121 W. 14th St., N.

Library
ancouver

five day adventure for your child
at Camp Elphinstone (Gibsons,
B.C.), April 19-23, 1984. For
further information phone
224-2352.
see

Exercise Classes -- specially
designed for those who have not
been physically active for a
while. Learn to exercise correctly
at a pace comfortable for you.
Classes Tues. & Thurs.
9:15-10:15 am at St. Catherine's
Church, Ridgewood Drive,
North Van. Drop in or call
Heather Henderson 988-6229.

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Wednesdays (Feb. 1 to March
21) — ‘‘Great Journeys of the
Past’’, West Van Senior Centre,
695 21st St., 7:30 pm. IHustrated
lectures by faculty of Langara
College.
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Every Thursday evening — An
evening of social bridge. Players
will organize themselves. Fee:
$8.00 membership/year. $4.00
registration. North Shore
Neighbourhood House, for fur-
ther information, call 987-8138 |
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English Classes — North Shore
Continuing Education an-
nounces that their day and even-
ing English classes will now be
Open to visiting foreigners as well
as new Canadians. Several of
their daytime classes provide free
babysitting. For more details call
985-8741.
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The Vancouver City Singers,
under the direction of Darryl
Downton, are looking for
singers, particularly men, for the
1984 season. Those interested
should enjoy a wide variety of
music, both classicat and
popular. Those wishing to audi-
tion please phone 988-4860, or
Canadian _ Memorial Church,
731-3101.

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Winter Camping Trip. Learn

how to prepare for an overnight

camping
training

ski and

trip.
Preparatory

sessions

“There's
no business like
your business.’

before a weekend trip to Mann-
ing Park. Registrations now at
the North Shore Family YMCA.
For details call 926-5541 and ask
for Mary Anne.

p.m., Monday,

Vancouver, V7V 373.

06.

1984 January 09

THE “RUNNING
YOUR OWN SHO

your business.

LOCATION

STARTING DATE

CONTACT

Capilano College in
feb 14
986 1911

Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Igdustry and
Small Business Development

Theo tMoncouratte (hor Piiilyen Miniter

If you're thinking of going into business for yourself or
if you're already operating an independent business, there are
some skills you should develop. Skills like Marketing, Hiring,
Pricing and Money Management are going to make or break

The “Running Your Own Show” Workshop series takes
you through the process of planning for a typical business. It’s
a practical, hands-on approach to anticipating the pitfalls,
the problems and the opportunities of owning your own
business and running your Own show.

Basically, it's a rehearsal. Because if you're going to run
your own show, you've got to have your act together.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

Planning a Successful Business
(} Defining and Reaching a Market
{| The Ups and Downs of Pncing
{} The Ins and Outs of Cash Management
Employing the Right People

Sechelt

1984 PHIC E

: Local 426

DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF CONSIDERATION |

SMOKING PROHIBITION
AND REGULATION

The Council of The Corporation of the District of
West, Vancouver is considering a By-law which _
would regulate smoking in certain specified places
of public assembly within the Municipality.

To ensure full public discussion of this By-law, _
notice is hereby given that the Council of West
Vancouver will be considering this matter at 8:00
1984 February 06,
Chambers, Municipal Hall, 750-17th Street, West

Copies of the proposed By-law may be viewed at
the Clerk's Office, Municipal Hall.

Written comments are invited on the proposed
By-law and are requested to be submitted to the
Municipal Clerk prior to 3:00 p.m.,

” WORKSHOP.

$85/series

Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour
River Place. Did you know it’s
even a great place to watch wild
birds? We have farm animals,
too. 929-5610

in Council

1984 February

J.D. Altan,
Municipal Clerk