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1161 Lillooet Road (near Capilano College)
Two BR apt. 1100 sqft. one and a half baths@wood

. burning.fire place, five appliances,-beautiful top floor

view plus swimming pool. Previously. listed: at 46,900.

Must sell, will consider best offers $44,000 and over.
contact

this week

Wednesday, January 10 -
North Shore Historical.
Society will meet in the
Activity Room, North Van
City Library, from 7 p.m..to
9 p.m. Featured will be a
half-hour film, ° “Here
Today,” produced in 1978 by

home 988-94138
bus. 682-7531

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the B.C. Ministry of
4 Recreation and Con-
‘servation, in conjunction” 4 '

‘with Heritage Canada.
Discussion follows.

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SUCCESS IS LEARNABLE

Wednesday and Thursday,

Success is astearnable as welding or bookkeeping. You January 10 and I! --
can learn the special skili of success now. The course THE Auditions for ‘David and
KEYS OF SUCCESS is not religion, magic, occult or some Lisa’, a true story about

~ business scheme, but the teachings of Napolean Hill, author of emotionally disturbed young-

sters, at Different Doors

‘how-to-do-it program. Starts Jan. 27 at the Sheraton Villa. Studio, 55'% Lonsdale at
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Esplanade, at 7 p.m. The
production requires 24 young.
people from the ages of 13 to
21. For information call
984-9814.

Send for information: Box 82008, N. Burnaby, VS5C 5P2.

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Thursday, January 11. --
Hollyburn toastmistress Club
meeting in the Park Royal.
Hotel River Room at 7:45
p-m. Theme: The Philosphy
of Criticism. Interested
guests..welcome. For infor-
mation call 929-6152.

Clearance Special on
N.H.L. Hockey Games
rey $2495
Stanely Cup $99.95
GAMES & THINGS

Reg. *39.°
THT E. 14th St. gust ott tonscatey |
985-8810

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Thursday, January 11 -- Tae
Kwon-Do, the Korean art of
self-defense, will be offered

~ at the Westover Community
School, Thursday evenings,
from 8 to 10 p.m.

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LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE
44 :
(N. Vancouver)

Programme-Cadre de Francais

PRE - INSCRIPTION

Le programme-cadre de francais @ N. Vancouver s'ac-
tualisera en septembre, 1979 sil y a une demande des
parents francophones a Nord Vancouver qui désirent ce
programme francais pour les enfants.

La Commisston Scolaire No. 44 demande 2 ces parents de
remplir une formule que lon peut obtenir au bureau de la
c.s. 721 Chesterfield Avenue (987-8141). Cette pre-
inscription est de permettre @ la c.s. de savoir le nombre
déléves int&resses afin de déterminer le nombre de classes

nécessaires. La date limite pour cette pre-inscriptonestle ler
fevrier, 1979.

Pour de plus amples informations vous pouvez entrer en
contactavec

M. Donald Fraser,

Coordonnateur des Langues
Modernes
(c.s. 44): 987-814]

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Dr. Nick Ardanaz, Directeur des Services des
Programmes de Frangais,
Minist@ére de UEducation,

Richmond: 278-3433

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“What ever happened, Ruth? You used to be a fun person!”

Thursday, January 11 --—
Creative Writing course
begins at West Van

Secondary School, 7:30
p.m., and continues for 10
weeks of discussion and
exercises. Fee $22. Spon-
sored by the North Shore
Night School.

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Thursday, January 11 --
North Shore Rock and Gem
Club will meet in St. An-
drew’s United Church Hall,
1044 St. George’s Ave.,
North Van, at 8 p.m.
Program includes a new
method of gold panning.
Visitors welcome. For in-
formation call 988-2969.

Friday, January 12 - Poetry
readings at the North Van
City Library, featuring Barry
McKinnon and Gladys
Hindmarch, at 7:30 p.m.

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Friday, January 12 - Sym-
the
Centennial
8:30 p.m.

phonie Canadiana at
Van

Theatre, at

Featured will be Thomas,

‘Mignon Overture’;
Mussorgsky, ‘Night on a
Bald -Mountain’; and

Borodin, ‘Symphony No. 2.’

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January 12 and _ 13 -- Sabbath

evening and morning ser-_

vices led by Rabbi Daniel
Siegel at the North Shore
Jewish Community
Association, North Van.
Friday service at 6:30 p.m.
followed by a communal
supper; Saturday service at
9:30 a.m. For information
call 984-0543 or 980-2923.

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Saturday, January 13 --
Thrift Sale at St. Richard’s
Church, 1398 W. 15th and
Philip, from 10 a.m. to 12
noon.

Saturday, January 13 - “The
Walrus said...” a storytelling
workshop for parents,
children, and teachers who
love fairy tales, ex-
traordinary characters, and
other delights in children’s

Thokets $7 50 advance at all Woodwards
Concer Ho» Ofees (687 PAUL) Lente s Hot
War Quentessence & Come Shap

literature. To be held at

Carson Graham School,’
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fee of

$2 includes lunch. For more

information call Yvonne at

985-8741.

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Saturday, January 13 --
North Shore Single Adults
meet at the Highland Church
Hall, 3255 Edgemont Bivd.,
North Van, at 8 p.m. A
social evening around the
fireplace. All single adults
welcome ($1).

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Monday, January 15 --
French classes start for
beginners, intermediate, and
advanced, given by Alliance
Francaise de Vancouver, at
West Van Village Square,
Suite 310, 1425 Marine
Drive. For information call
327-0201.
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Tuesday, January 16 - Red
Cross Blood Clinic will be
held at the No. 1 Fire Hall‘
Fulton and 16th Ave., West
Vancouver, from 2 p.m. to 8
p-m.

) The Commodore
Ballroom
Presents

MCA RECORDING ARTISTS

“MISS TNT’?

Tanya Tucker
SATURDAY, JAN. 13TH

With '

COMEDIAN GEORGE MILLER &
THE CAMERON MOLLOY BAND

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Ab ote Veet Vee) tos

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The Commodore
Ballroom
Presents
A.B.C. RECORDING ARTISTS

The King of the Blues

B.B. KING

Tues., Wed., Jan 16-17