38 Wednesday, April 27, 1988 - North Shore News

April. 28--Deep Cove Garden Club,
7:30 p.m. Seycove School, arts and
craft room, Speaker Charlie Gummer
on Geraniums, Everyone welcome. In-
fo: 929-5382, 929-2962.

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April 28--N.S. Seniots Netwurk Socie-
ty: volunteer seniors helping other
seniors solve their problems. Counsell-
ing available. Office: 20t-900 W. 16th
St. Hours: 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Call 984.
2508. If no answer, leave message on

"April: 24-Full

recorder, Afters. hours: $&8-0890 or

GRB-7657.
Gospel Husinessinen's
Lunch. Pantry Restaurant, t3th and
Lonsdale. Noon, $8. Ail men welcome.
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April 28--Voluntecrs needed to help
plan W.Y,
Theme: {t's Magic. Ralph 926-8621 or
Shaky 922-5078.
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April 28-N.S. Golden Rods and Keels
Spring Fling dance. Members and
guests only. Maple Leaf Rm., #138

Community Day (June 4). - | Speaker:

Roya! Canadian Legion, 123 1$th S1.,
NLV. 6-11 ponte.

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April 28--N_S. Keep Well free drop-in
for seniors. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m, WV.
Seniors Activity Centre. Relaxation,
counselling for health issues, exercise,
socializing, lunch (must reserve ahead).
Helen Traynor, RN, on Ar-
thritis and You. Info: 926-4375, /

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April 28—Reform Pasty of Canada
mecting. Capilano Library, 4645
Highland. 7-10 p.m. Info meeting for 2
constituencies, ,

April 29--Spring Fair. Ridgeway Annex
School, 450.8. Sth St.$-8 p.m. Family
fun night. |

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April 29--Toddlers storytimes (for 2,3
year olds; babiex,, accompanied by
parent). N.V. City’ Library, 121 W.
i4th St. 10 a.m, and 2 p.m.

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Aprit 29- -Handsworth Secondary
School's 20-year reusion, class of 1968.

only. Infor 987-338).
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“April, 29--Breakaway Drug Abuse
Society: ‘tecn..and parent drug and
alcohol 12-step recovery program. St.
John's Anglican Church, . 13th and
Chesterfield. 7:30 Pam.

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April 29--Tea_ dance. Silver’ ‘Harbour
Centre, 144 E. 22nd St., N.Y. 1:30
p.m. Tickets $I at door. ‘Membership

$12 pet year, available to those’ 55 and |
over. Info: 980-2474, « ‘

7:30 p.m. Beer/pizza night for ‘grads

- THANE YOU
« My warmest thanks to all the people who helped

me celebrate Flowers by Lily's 25th Anniversary:
The winners of the door prizes:

lst’ Prize: Marilyn McNeili
2nd Prize: Valerie Varney
3rd Prize: Shankel 2

FLOWERS BY LILY 2446 Morine Dr, West Van

to found special village

approval by and membership in
the Camphill group. oe
Hoy is*.i 30-year veteran of the §

Camphill” movement and has
worked in all aspects of its schools
and villages. Fle will speak on
Sunday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the
found a village organized on the hall of the Waldorf School, 2725
Camphill principles in the Lower St. Christopher’s .Road, North’
Mainland. Once this is achieved, Vancouver. Anyone interested may
the organizing group will apply for attend. <

Group hopes

LIFE IN a Camphill Village will be
the topic of a talk and slide pres-
entation by Andrew Hoy, chair-
man of the Camphill Association
of North America.

There. are now more than 70
Camphill villages world-wide.
They offer a cohesive lifestyle with
mentally handicapped people as an
integral part of the community.
Although each village has its own

special characteristics, all incor-
porate a rich cultural, vocational
and living setting for mentally
handicapped people and their co-
workers,

The North Vancouver-based Ita
Wegman Association hopes to

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Jean J. Charest

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Minister of State tor Youth:

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