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Wed. & Thurs. 600 pm to 1030 pm
Fri. & Sat. 100 pm to 10 30 pm
Sunday 100 pm to 600 pm

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Junior (6 to 16) 50¢:

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- Vancouver campaign chair-

four other couples to discuss -

Church in N. Vancouver. All

chorus manager at 922-6326.

- Community Arts Council will

playing now through Sat. Feb. 5th

North Vancouver Com-
- munity Centre Senior Citi-
The film ‘Sexuality and zens Club meets at 1:30 p.m.
Communication’’ will be Feb. 3 in the Community
shown as part of an 8-week Hall, 23rd & St. Georges.
discussion series forcouples Refreshments will be served
planning marriage, or for. followed by a bingo session.
those who have been to-
gether for a year or two. The
sessions begin Feb. 2 from 8
to 10 p.m. at the North Shore
Family Services, 133 E. 14th
St. To register call 988- 7128.

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“Shifting Gears for the
Middie Years,’’ is the title
for a personal development
prograia for women 39 and.

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The North Vancouver Re- growing up. The discussion
creation Cenire Pool still has will be held at Capilano
openings in swimming class- Community Services Centre,
Newmarket Drive,
and in Series IV (Feb. 21 to 3g? ng gee tee aren
March 23). Classes for “Tiny 7°~". mm &
Tots” are on Mondays and sessions. To register — call
Wednesdays; Adult classes 988-7128 or 988-1128.
available in daytime or
evenings, including ‘‘Mix-
ed Keep Fit’? and ‘Swim
Sessions’’. Several openings

_ Three local artists will hold
exhibits of graphics, sculp-
ture and paintings, begin-
ning Feb. 4 at Presentation
House, 225 N.V. They. are
Polly Faminow, Doreen Lie-
berman and Doug Senft. The
galleries are open free of-
charge Wednesdays through
man for the Canadian Cancer Sundays inclusive from 1:30
Society has announced an to 4:30 p.m.; and —on
open house at the , office Thursday evenings from 7 to
which-began yesterday and 9% ¢-m. For details call Anne
will last until Feb. 5. Those MacDonald at 988-6844, —
interested are asked to drop -

in at Suite 3 -- 110 West 14th « -

St., N.V. Hours are 10 a.m. The
to 4 p.m. Telephone
986-2331.

programs on Monday and
Wednesday or Tuesday and
Thursday programs. Call
988-6166 for information.

weeks

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North ‘Vancouver
Community Piayers present
- “Qld King Cole’? at 7:30
-p.m. Feb. 4 and 5. Afternoon
' shows are on Feb. 6 at.2 p.m.
and 6 p.m. All shows at

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. The ‘Learning for Family
Program’’ invite those plan-

ning ta marru ts int n three- or ‘Hendry Hall, 11 & Hendry

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(two biocks east of Grand
Blvd. on 11th St.) Admission

what marriage involves. Eve- ynder 12’s 75 cents, and

nings at 8 p.m. for the next

eight Wednesdays at North adults $1.50. For information
Shore Family Services, 133
E. 14th St. To register call

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call 980-5552 .or 988-8676.

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988-7128.

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Forty- two voice North
Shore Chorus has openings
for both men and women who
like to sing. The Chorus
‘meets each Thursday even-
ing at 7:30 p.m. in the
Gymnasium at St. Edmund’s

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

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The February Picture loan
show of the North Vancouver

be at the Piesentation House
upstairs gallery from 7 to
8:30 p.m. Feb. 3. Featured
artist will be Mrs. Susan
Keane, president of the West
Van Sketch Club. The public
is invited. yamank -

for ‘‘Fishmongers,’’ 2
play by Baystage, the
Horseshoe Bay Com-
munity Theatre Group.
Playwright Ray Wood,
{left], Dani Wilcox,

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Today’ s Most Exciting Sound in Music
APPEARING AT

THE COMMODORE BALLROOM
FRI. & SAT. FEB, 18th & 19th

THCHETS $7.50 ADVANCE :

Available at all Woodward's Concert Box Offices 087-2801

Parents Without Partners:
-- Dogwood Regional Winter

Oriental Dinner and Dance

sponsored’ by Norquester
Chapter will be held Feb. 5 at

‘Lynn Valley Legion Hall.

Dinner $5. Dance, $3.50 for
members and. $4 for guests.

‘For information and reserva-

tions call 985-5938, or
929-6841.
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The North Vancouver
Lawn Bowling Club holds a
Whist Drive, Bingo and

social evening at 8 p.m. Feb.
5 in the Club House, 2160
public is

Lonsdale. The
invited.

The Junior League of
Vancouver Puppet Troupe
presents ‘‘The Rabbit Rain-
bow”? at 1 p.m. Feb. 5 at
Presentation-House, 209 W.
4th St., NV. Admission free.
The League is a group of
young women dedicated to
volunteer work. The empha-
sis is on training and
learning as. in the Puppet
Troupe project. They per-
form at hospitals and schools

The Sun-Flairs of Yakima,

Washington will be the
featured quartet. at.. the
‘Dogwood Chapter of Sweet

Adelines, ‘Ine.’s show
‘Hearts ’n Harmony”’ 8 p.m.

Feb. 5 at. the ‘Centennial

Theatre. Tickets available

from members or by calling

929- 4749 or 985- 1687.

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A Sunshine Coast dive will
be sponsored by the North |
Shere Scuba Cinb. Those .

interested are to meet in the
North Van Rec Centre

_ parking lot at 7 a.m. Feb. 5.

Call Claude at 980-8433 for
details. On Feb. 12 and 13
the Club will organize an
overnight trip to Washington
State, U.S.A. for dives
around Keystone and Port
Townsend area.

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The Vantouver People’s
Law School is offering 10 free
afternoon Sunday seminars
on the law. The second in the
‘series is on ‘impaired
Driving and the Law,”’
beginning Feb. 6 from 1:30

to 4:36 p.m. at the Vancouver

Public Library, 750 Burrard
St. The lectures will ‘focus on-

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director, and Producer ested in reading for a
Ken Pritchard, review part or helping produc-
script. The plot revol- tion should visit the
ves around a family Theatre, 6350 Bruce
and labor conflicts in a St. on Feb. 8, or call

decaying West Coast ‘Pritchard at 921-9971
Cannery. Those inter- or 746-7741,

Evening on Travel

TO EUROPE IN 1977 -- WHAT PRICE??

CHARTER?
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ABC?
APEX?
YOUTH FARE?
EXCURSION FARE?

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TO VIENNA, FROM LONDON?

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travel film on Scandinavia:

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 8 - 10 p.m.
HOTEL GEORGIA, YORK ROOM

phone 685-2387 for free tickets

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