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SERRE

SATURDAY

Aug. 3--Ongoing to Septzmber 30.
N.S. Community Tennis invites new
members to register for outdoor tennis
Sat. mornings, Tues. & Thurs. even-
ings. All levels, applications at ree-

29 - Fiiday, August 2, 1991 —- Nomh Shcre News

WHAT’S GOING ON

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Aug. 3--Gnvoing. Discussion an cur
rent issues and the Babar faith. infor
Baha'i Bookstore & Informatian Cen-
tre, FAL-S19Y,

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Aug. 3-Ongoing. Gelbrook recCentre:
Pottery Studio. Open Tues. 7-9 p.in.,
Wed. 9 a.m.-noon, Sat. 9 a.m.-T p.m.
Fee: $22 per month. Info: 984-4181.

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Aug. 3--Onyoing. Al-Anon and Ala-
teen Family Group, N.S. Daily sup-
port mMecting for people reacting to a
Parent's, spouse's, relative’s or
triend’s drinking. Info: 688-1716.

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Aug. 3--Ongoing. Co-dependents
Anonymous meeting. JO a.m. at N.
Lonsdale Church. Recovery program
to promoie healthy relationships. Info:
985-6832 oF 984-0243.

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SUNDAY

Aug. 4--Ongoing to Oct. 14. Free 1.5
hr. guided walking tours at Seymour
Demonstration Forest, noon & 2 p.m.
Also, every other Sun., 3 &r. tour at
noon. Learn about resource manage-
ment in B.C. Info: Abbie Mitavsky,
520-1083.

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Aug. 4--Ongoing Sun. to Sept. Con-
certs By The Sea. 1:30 p.m. Horseshoe
Bay Plaza, corner of Bay St. & Royal
Ave. Freee outdoor concerts, music
tanging from reggae to jazz —
cancelted if raining. Info: 925-3605,

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KIDS’ STUFF

SATURDAY

Aug. 3--Morning Zoo & Afternoon
Animals. Half-day programs for kids
5-8 yrs. Also: ‘ream Supreme, morning
sports camp for kids 5-8 yrs. Team
Extreme, afternoon sports camp for
kids 9-14 yrs. Info: reeCentre Lons-
dale, 988-6166.

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Aug. 3--RecCentre Lonsdale programs:
Dance & Play for kids 3-5 yrs.; Tiny
Tor Tumbling for 3-5 yrs. olds; Diaper
Gym for 1-3 yr. olds. Info: 988-6166.

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Aug. 3--Ongoing on Sat. to Aug. 31.
Arts In Action. 9-10:30 a.m. Drop-in
activities for children & parents
(cancelled if raining). John Lawson
Park, foot of 18th St. & Argyle in
W.YV. fee: $1. Today: Fun With Paper
Workshop. Info: 925-3605,

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URGENT

PUBLIC AUCTION

Aug. 3--Ongoing. Cycle Right Safety
Program. 1-3) p.m. recCentre Lons-
date. 10-13 yr. olds. Info: 988-6166.

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Aug. 3--Ongoing. Free family movies.
8 p.m. at Corban Theatre in the Mall,
116 EE. 3rd St., N. Van. Info: 922-
6180.

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Aug. 3--Ongoing. Sat. Storytime at
10:30 a.m. 4-8 yrs. Stories, songs,
games. N.Y. City Library, 121 W.
t4th Sr.

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Aug. 3--Ongoing. Sat. morning ballet
classes for youngsters aged 3-7 years,
at Delbrook recCentre. 600 W.
Queens, N.V. Info:

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Aug, 4--Register for N.S. YMCA sum-
mer sports camps. Basketball, soccer,
gymnastics & trampoline programs
available. Info: YMCA, 986-0388.

IN NORTH VANCOUVER

RE: DEFAULTED UNPAID DOCUMENTS
CANADA CUSTOMS CLEARED

DUTIES & TAXES PAID AT PORT OF ENTRY

VALUABLE
PERSIAN CARPETS

Fine imported rugs. The majority consist of hand-knotted
oriental rugs. Contents: Persian Tabriz, Baluch, Indo Kirman,
Deep Pile Mainland Chinese, Bokhara, Sunwashed Village
. Rugs, Kars, Silk Masterpiece Qum, etc. Sizes 1x1 to 10x74.
Rugs unwrapped and iiquidated piece by piece
in the quickest possible manner.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1991

AT

DELBROOK COMMUNITY CENTRE
(TAMARACK ROOM)

660 West Queens Road, North Vancouver
AT 2:00 PM SHARP
Viewing from 1:00 pm

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Aug. 4--Ongoing to ANup. 28 Prepon
volleyball tor adults. 7-4 pan NS
Neighbourhood House, 225 £2 2nd
St. NAW. beer $2.50.

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Avg. 4--Ongoing. Jive, Ballroom,
Latin & Club duncing programs asani-
able atoorecCemre Lonsdale pate:
OSK-61 66.

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Aug. 4--Ongoing. Sheer & trap
shooung. Noon-4+ p.m. at NON. Skeet
Club, fillooet: Rd. 2 mules into
Seymour Demonstration borest.
Lessans/into: 985-0853,

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Aug. 4--Ongoing. N.S. NAR-ANON
Family Suppert Group, Meets every
Sunday for relatives & friends of drug
addicts. 7-8:30 p.m. Alano Club, 176
E. 2nd St., NLV. Info: 926-6583.

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MONDAY

Aug. 5-Ongoing. Congregale meal
Program for older adults, hot meals 2
evenings per week in the company of
others. Cost $4. Info: NUS. Health
Volunteer Program, Helen or Hilary,
984-95 EL.

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Aug. $--Ongoing. Horseshoe Pitching,
every day. 3 p.m. Mahon Park, 1700
block Mahon Ave., N.V. Everyone
welcome. info: 988-7417,

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Aug. 5--Ongoing to Aug. 7. Reg. for
3-day backpacking trip to Garibaldi
Mountain & Black Tusk scheduled for
Aug. 7-9. Info: John Woolgar, YMCA
986-0388 or 926-5541.

B.C. FERRY SERVICE MAKES
WEEKLY BOARDING AN OPTION

With return ferry service available between Tsawwassen or
Horseshoe Bay and Nanaimo on Friday and Sunday nights,
Queen Margaret's School reminds you of our Weekly Boar-
ding programme, for girls to Grade 12.

For more information, contact the Admissions Office at the

school.

“Enriched Academic
Programme

“Supervised study

“Drama *Art "Sports

“Equestrian programme

*Smaill classes
“Conservatory of Music
*Debating

*Public Speaking
“Canadian Pony Club

) QUEEN MARGARET’S SCHOOL

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