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CRIME AUTHOR VISITS:
North Shore bookworms are
invited to an evening with
New York Times best-selling
author Ann Rule on Monday,
June 24 at West Vancouver
Secondary School, 1750
Mathers Ave. Rule will read
from her new book titled
Dead By Sunset and will dis-
cuss her past association with
Ted Bundy. The event, hosted
by Fanny Keifer. and spon-
sored by the Memorial
‘Library, Foundation of West
Vancouver, begins at 8 p.m.
Tickets, which cost $20, are
available at West Vancouver
Memorial Library or from
Ticketmaster:

REUNION SCHEDULED:

-North . Vancouver High
School class of 1946 is hold-

ing’ its .50-year reunion. on’

Saturday Sept. 7 and Sunday,
Sept. 8. For details call 988-
. 8035 or 988-7672. _—

ON «AUCTION: ;... The
Canadian” Pelvic. . Inflam-
i matory. Disease Society .is
inviting North Shore residents
stoa blockbuster fundraising

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clothing, movies and car
repairs to antiques, vacations,
and hot air balloon rides.
Admission is free. For more
information and for details
about pelvic inflammatory
disease call 684-5704,

LOOK AT BOOKS: West
Vancouver Memorial
Library, located at 1950
Marine Dr., West Vancouver
is holding a book and record
sale on Saturday, June 22

and Sunday, June 23 from
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone
is welcome to drop by and
do some fun bargain hunt-
ing.

FREE WORKSHOP: North
Shore Women's Centre, 3093
Lonsdale Ave., North Van., is
offering a free legal workshop
tided “Buying A Condomini-
um,” from I to 3 p.m. on
Saturday, June 22. For more
information please call 984-
6009.

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FAVORING THE FOR-
EST: Sunday forest walks
and bus tours are on offer at
Seymour Demonstration
Forest (at the North end of
Lillooet Rd., North
Vancouver, unti? Sunday,
Oct. 6. Bus tours depart at
9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. while
walking tours commence at
1:45 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come, For details Please call
987-1273.

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