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this week __
Friday, July 12-Sept. 2 — North
Shore Women's Centre, Summer
Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 10 a.m. - 4
p.m., Closed Friday. Closed for
Holidays: july 29-August 9
*

zk* ‘
Sat. & Sun. July 13-14 —
Lonsdale Quay Summerfest.
Arts znd Crafts Fair. Food and
ents ‘ainment. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
For info call Kim, 980-4541 or
986-1714,

; kkk ‘
Saturday & Sunday, July 13-14
— Summerfest. Lonsdale Quay,
200 blk. W. Esplanade.
Moodyville, Lions & Lionesses
selling baron of beef &
refreshments. Proceeds to local
charities. Further info. G.
Melenka 929-2266.

kx

Sunday, Jaly 14 — African
Children’s Choir will be singing
at the 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. ser-
vices, West Vancouver: Baptist
Church, 450 Mathers Ave., West
Vancouver. For information call
922-0911. -

. kkk
Sunday, July 14 — La Leche
League 2nd Annual Family Pic-

_ nic is. being held at 10 a.m. at

John Lawson Park, West Van-
couver, Past, present and new
members please bring your fami-
ly, friends and food.

kek

Sunday, July 14 — NVRC Hike

to... Lake. Lovelywater, | near
Squamish. All welcome — free!
Meet NVRC Parking Lot. 23rd
and Lonsdale .at-.7:30 for car

. pools. Coffee en route.

rae ae ae

ves =
upcoming —
“Monday, July 15 —'N/S Conti-
. Nuing “Education * repeating . its
“two week Keyboarding Course.

Cost $35. Use typewriter and

home computers ‘efficiently. .

Ages 11 and up. Adults welcome.
To register, phone 985-8741,

. ao oe
Monday, July 15 — North Shore

'. Folk Club, Presentation House,

333 Chesterfield, N. Van. An
evening of contemporary and
traditional folk. music. ‘Admis-*

. Sion. $2. For info:, 986-3078 or |
984-6141

awk

Monday-Friday, July 15-19 —.
Sports.camp for ages 12-15, West
Van. YMCA, 1735 Inglewood
Ave. Attractions: - windsurfing,
racquetball, tennis: and weight
training. Contact Pierre,
926-5541, se oe

tke . ‘
Mon.-Fri., July 15-19 — Sum-
mer Day Camp for 5-12. year
olds, North and West Van. YM-
CA Centres, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (with
extra supervision. available).

Overnight camping, outdoor -
.. skills, games & crafts. :

kk.
Monday-Friday, July 15-19 —
Vacation Bible School,
Plymouth. School..— 919

Tolcross Rd. 9 a.m.-noon, ages...

8-16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Seymour
Parkway area — ‘information
929-1850. ~

: . 7 7
Tuesday, July 16 — Hike to Bur-
naby Lake, Senior’s Activity

_ Centre, Hikes throughout the

summer. For info: 926-4375.
~ wk *

Tuesday, July 16 — North Van

Newcomers Meeting, St. Cle-

ment’s Church, 3400: Institute

‘ Dr., Lynn ‘Valley, 7:30 p.m.

Social club for women new to
North Van. Info: 986-7454 or
980-4769.

kk.
Tuesday, July 16.— Lecture at
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E..
22nd St., NV, 980-2474 10 a.m. -
noon. ‘‘Pharmacology in the
Health Services’? Speaker —
Safouh el Rayes. Members and
friends welcome. $3.

kaw
Tuesday, July 16 — Filmstrip
Extravaganza, Lynn Valley
Library, 2 p.m. A special pro-
gram for young children: A
chance to see some favourite pic-
ture books in a different format.
Ages 3 and up.

kw
Wednesday, July 17 — Dayirip
to Mount Baker. Meet at the
Legion, 15th and Lonsdale. 8:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Get your ticket
at Silver Harbour, 144 E. 22nd
St., NV, $19.75: incl. tunch.

28 - Sunday, July 14, 1985 - North Shore News

What’s Going On

Please call 980-2474,

kek
Wednesday, July 17 —
Raspberry Tea, Libby Lodge,
6645 Nelson Ave. 2-4 p.m.
O.A.P.0. 29 Horseshoe Bay.
Valuable prizes. For info:
921-7764.

xznkenrt
Wednesday, July 17 — Summer
Stories for casy listening. 2 p.m.
“Told stories from the oral
tradition: A special event for
children aged § and up.

kkk

Taursday, July 18 — Forecasting
seminar, sponsored by FBDB,
9-12 noon. Cost $35 Phone
980-6571 to register.

kkk
Thursday, July 18 — Back Care
Lecture Highlands United
Church, Fireside Room, 3255
Edgemont Blvd. 8-9:15 p.m. No
charge, public welcome. For fur-
ther information contact Olson,
Chiropractic Associates,
986-5371.

kak
Tuesdays & Thursdays July
20-Aug. 9 -—~ Children’s Tennis
Lessons, Kirkstone Park —
register at Karen Magnussen
Arena. 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.
Novice lessons.

: kak

Sunday, July 21 —-- North Van
City Fire Department is offering
a St. John’s Ambulance Heart-
saver. CPR course. 9am-4pm.
Cost $30. Régister at Fire Hall,
13th and St. Georges, or phone
980-5021. | .

kak
Sanday, July 21 — NVRC Hik-
ing Trip to Fort Langley area.
All: welcome -—— free! Meet
NVRC parking lot. 23rd and
Lonsdale at 8 a.m. for car pools.
J oe wt
Sunday, July 21 — NVRC Hike
to Black .Tusk Meadows near
Squamish. All welcome — free!
Meet NVRC parking lot. 23rd
and Lonsdale at 3:30 a.m. for car
pools. Coffee en route.
kkk

: Sunday, Suly 21 — West Van
“Historical and Museum Society

Picnic (Bring own lunch) at John

. Lawson. Park, foot of [7th St.,

West Van at 12:30 p.m. In-
terested? Do join us. Meet the

‘members. Society information fj

available: 922-9272

kk
Sunday, July 21 — First Annual
Champagne Brunch — the West
Vancouver Community Arts
Council invites everyone to their
garden home and gallery for
Sunday Brunch of quiche and
champagne. Noon. Cost $5.

‘Tickets at 922-1110 mornings or
at the door. A special welcome to
our neighbours at Spuraway and’ §

Woodcroft.

kek
Monday-Friday, July 22-26 —
Sports camp for ages 12-15, West
Van. YMCA, 1735 Inglewood
Ave. 9-4 p.m. Attractions: wind-
surfing, racquetball, tennis and
weight training. Contact Pierre,

, 926-5541.
kat 7
:Mon.-Fri., July 22-26 — Sum-

mer Day Camp for 5-12 year
olds. North and West Van. YM-
CA Centres 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (with
extra, supervision available).
Overnight camping, outdoor
skills, games & crafts.

kar :
Tuesday, July 23 — Easy Listen-
ing: Summer Stories, Lynn
Valley Library, 2 p.m. Children
aged 5 and up are invited to hear
stories from the cral tradition at
this special story-telling event.

kkk
Wednesday, July 24 — Coping
with Cancer group. Topic for
discussion Community
Resources for Cancer Patients.
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar
rms | & 2 off the Terrace
Cafeteria, 15th St. entrance,
7:30-8:30 p.m. Open to anyone
interested to share experiences,
problems, fears about cancer.

kk
Wednesday, July 24 -—— Discus-
sion group for people who have
multiple sclerosis, Ambleside
Park, West Vancouver; Picnic
area to west of Duck Pond.
Noon. No-host pot luck lunch.
Bring a dish to share with others.
For further information or
transportation assistance call
Faye at 984-6318 or Donna Mor-
tison at the MS Society office
263-3244,

Kk
Thursday, July 25 — Men’s Lun-
cheon, Noon, Pantry

Restaurant, 13th and Lonsdale,
Full Gospel Businessmen’s
Fellowship International. Cost
$5.

kk *
Friday, July 26 — Registration
deadline for St. Catherine’s
Church Vacation Bible School.
July 29 ~ August 2. For children
4-12 years. Info: 985-0666.
eke
Saturday, Jely 27 — Fur
Beaver’s Basement Sale, 1389 In-
glewood West Van. Il a.m. - |
p.m. Donations appreciated:
922-2179.

kk *
Saturday, July 27 — Car Rally,
Starts at Karen Magnussen
Arena, 9:30 a.m. Complete
mystery tour by solving riddles.
: kk

. *
Sunday, July 28 — NVRC Hike
to Diamond Head Lodge/Mam-
quam Lake. All welcome — free!
Meet NVRC parking lot. 23rd
and Lonsdale at 7:30 a.m. for car

pools, Coffee en route.

kak *
Monday, July 29 — Women’s
Aglow, N/Shore Evening
Chapter, Avalon Hotel, 1025
Marine Drive, N. Van. 7pm —
coffee & fellowship, 7:30 —
Meeting and speaker. Speaker:
Betty Daniels, personal
testimony and song. Info:
980-1597
. kkk

Monday-Friday, July 29-Aug.9
— Exclusively for kids, Karen
Magnussen Arena, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Adventure playground for
children 6-12 yrs.
tak

Monday, July 29-Aug. 2 —
Vacation Bible School, St.
Catherine's Anglican Church,
1058 Ridgewood Drive, North
Van. 9:30 am to noon, for
children ages 4-12. Pre-
registration essential. For info:
985-0666

kkk
Tuesday, July 30 — Tiddlycove
Garden Party, Garden at Seniors
Activity Centre, 2:30-7. p.m.
(West Vancouver, 21st &
Marine). In honor of Len Norris.

: ke ;
Wednesday, July 31 — Eco-Art

Contest deadline for youths age
16-24. Theme: Environment and
Technology. Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre. First prize
worth $100, 2nd prize $60, 3rd

- prize $30. Phone 987-5922.

kee
Mondays &. Wednesdays, July
30-Aug. 8 — Power Skating with
Rollerblades, Karen Magnussen
Arena. 3:30-4:30 p.m: Off ice
training, Power fkating lessons.

Sat. to Mon., August 3-5 —

NVRC Car Camping trip io

Long Beach. Beautiful scenery.
See page 33

PROVINCE OF BRITISH.
COLUMBIA

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION
AND HIGHWAYS

ADVANCE PUBLIC NOTICE
TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS FOR BRIDGE

RESURFACING,

MARINE DRIVE, WEST VANCOUVER

LOCATION: MARINE DRIVE OVERPASS,
APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALF KILOMETER

RESPECTIVELY.

FROM TAYLOR WAY AND CAPILANO ROAD

DATES: JULY 14, 1985 TO AUGUST 25, 1985

(More or Less)

For the purpose of bridge surface grinding, expan-
sion joint replacement and concrete resurfacing, |
this bridge structure will be reduced to one lane

i _+of traffic In each direction for the duration of this

project. This will be in effect 24 hours per day.

expected.

Traffic: delays during peak periods are to be

Your cooperation is required throughout this period

of inconvenience.

1690 Main Street
North Vancouver, B.C.
V7J 1E3

Drive with us first
and escape

“HE'S GOING
TO HIT ME”

R. Winbow: |
_ District Highway Manager

Stone Paving Co.
120 Charies St.
North Vanc.

NOTICE is hereby given by the City of North
Vancouver, pursuant to Section 720 of the Municipal
Act of British Columbia, that a RESCHEDULED
Public Hearitig will be heid on MONDAY, JULY 22,

- 1985, at 7:30 PM., in the Council Chamber of the City
Hall, 144 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, BC.;
to receive representations in connection with the
following proposed amendments to the “Zoning By-
law, 1967", and the “Zoning Map of the City of North
Vancouver", which is an integral part thereof:

THE CORPORATION OF
CITY. OF NORTH VANCOUVER. ..
ZONING BYLAW. AMENDMENTS

NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED .

PUBLIC HEARING

BY-LAW NO. 5646

To rezone Lots 17, 18, and the east half and west half
of Lot 19; Block 127, D.L. 274, Pian 878, located at
266, 268, and 272 East 4th Street, from RT1 Two
family Residential | Zone to CD-70 Comprehensive
Development 70 Zone, to permit construction of 13

townhouse units on the site.

The above by-law will regulate the size, shape, and
siting of buildings and structures of the proposed
development, ‘as well as off-street parking re-:
quirements and the location and screening of refuse
containers; and will in addition regulate on-site land-
scaping in such a way as to ensure that adequate:
sight lines eve maintained at the intersections of

driveways and streets and/or lanes. -

“APPLICANT. MR. E.S. HENRICKSEN

BY-LAW NO. 5848

To amend the text of Part 9 of the Zoning By-law in-
sofar as it pertains to the CD-33 Comprehensive
Development 33 Zone, and in particular to Lot 37,
Block B, D.L. 265/552, located on the north side of
the 900 Biock West 16th Street, immediately west

of the north/south lane.

This by-law will have the effect of reducing the re-

quired dimensions of the off-street loading bay on

Lot 37.

APPLICANT: YIC VENTURES/AMAKO CONSTRUCT! ION

ALL PERSONS who deem their property to be
affected by the proposed amending by-laws have the
opportunity to be. heard, in person, by attorney, or

by petition.

COPIES of the proposed by-laws and pertinent :
. Staff reports may be inspected at the office of the -
City Clerk between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m

day through Friday.

July 12, 1985 ~

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