*, Centre.

Ongoing KIDS’
STUFF

FRIDAY

Drop-in storytime for
. toddlers aged 2 & 3 years.

10 & 11 am. at N.V. City

Library. For more informa-
: thon call 980-4424.

SATURDAY

French storytime, North
Vancouver City Library.
Drop-in program for pre-
schoolers at 11 a.m and
_also for immersion stu-
dents at 11:30 a.m.

. North Vancouver
- Rangerettes invites
youngsters aged three and
‘older to join this baton
club. For more informa-
tion cal! 983-0114,

The North Vancouver
‘Youth Bard is secking
‘new members. Low bass
. players are especially need-
-ed but ali young musicians,
-10 years and older, of all
levels are welcome. For
more information calf Ron
Smith at 929-3637.

. Storytime and crafts for

4- to 8-year-olds, 10 a.m.
~-at North Vancouver City
Library. For more informa-
tion call 980-4424.

-' Seottish Country Dance
“Classes: Kids aged seven
and older, 9:30-16:30 a.m.

and 10:30-11:30 a.m., North:

Recreation
Maureen

- Vancouver
Info:
Hood, 922-4406.

Wheelchair Sports.
‘North Shore
‘Neighbourhood House,
“North Vancouver. For
“more information call 987-
8138:

Please join us for an
exhibition of new works iy
renowned Canadian artist

H.E. KUCKEIN
Saturday Oct. 18
2:00-6:00pm

{Show continues to Nor. J

iN

Westhridge Fine Art
1737 Fir St., Van.
(604) 736-1014

We are also interested in
purchasing paintings,
1850.1950,

SUNDAY
PUPPETFEST 1997:
Talking Hands Puppetry
Theatre is hosting
Pupperfest 1997 sar
RecCentre Delbrook, 600
Queens Ave., N.V. on
Sunday, Oct. 19 from 12
to 4 p.m. The event will
include hands-on work-
shops, puppet shows,
demos, a silent auction,
and puppets for sale. There
will be face painting,
roaming puppets, pocket

magic, juggling and lors of

fun with special guests the
Gastown Alley Clowns.
Admission is $5 per person
or $15 for groups of four.
Info: 987-3725.

New Generation (church
for kids): Games, prizes,
ice cream, candy, music,
dancing, and a lesson from
the bible. St. John’s
Anglican Church, 220
West 8th, 2-3 p.m. Kids
aged 5 to 12. Parents wel-
come. Info: Corrine, 985-
4110.

Send in your current
event listings.

Compiled by Ann
Hamilton

Safety stars

NEWS photo Terry Peters

NORTH Vancouver City firefighter Andy Schmidt shows a new style of helmet during a tour of the fire hall.
The fire department recently recognized Safety Stars to promote fire safety in the community.

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