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mage Sale,”

this week _
Queen Mary Community Schoo!

Summer. Teen . For
teens 12 to 16 years. Begins July
6, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, 2 pm to 9 pm until
September 2. To register, call
Rob Thompson at 988-6155.
Tuesday, July 7 -- Alzheimer
Society Family Support Group,
Lonsdale United Church, 7:30
p.m. :Alzheimer — a
degenerative brain disease

; affecting thousands i in B.C.

y ‘Commanity School
Program for
For children 3-5

couraged. To register, call Rob

- Thompson-at- 988-6155 between
. Qamand 3pm.

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. Tuesday, ‘July 7 -- to August 3..

Vancouver scapes at Presen-
tation House Theatre Gallery.
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Wednesday, July 8 -~- Would you
like to experience a telescopic
view of the moon, stars and the
rings of Saturn? Astronomer,
David Rogers from the Van-
couver Planetarium will at at
Mt. Seymour Provincial Park
today and on Thursday, July 16,
1981. Both outings commence
about 9:00 p.m. Meet atop Mt.
Seymour. Parking Lot, No. 3. In
case of cloudy weather, a
slide/talk presentation will be
offered. Everyone is welcome.
Wednesday, July 8 -- Coping
- with Cancer Group - Topic for
discussion - “Cancer & Stress”
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar
Rooms 1 & 2 off the Terrace
Cafeteria - 15th street entrance,
7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Open to anyone
interested to share experiences,
problems, fears about cancer.
Saturday, July 11 Pippi
Longstocking, harum-scarum
heroine of the books by Astrid

Lindgren and favourite of
several generations of
schovlchildren, comes to the

silver screen at Lynn Valicy
Library at tl am. The movie 1s
based on the first Pippi
Longstocking story. and lasts
approximately an hour and a
half, it as
children aged 7 and up The
program will be repeated on
Monday, July 13 at 700 pm at
the Seycove Library at 1204
Caledonia, North Vancouver

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“Serninar for Single Parents,” ¢tc.

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Wednesday, July 22 -- Coping
with Cancer Group - Topic for
discussion - “Day by Day with
Cancer” - Lions Gate Hospital,
Seminar Rooms 1 & 2 off the
Terrace Cafeteria - 15th Street
entrance, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Open
to anyone interested to share
experiences, problems, fears
about cancer. :

ongoing

Discovery Drawing -- offered by
Bette Vancotghnett, Lynn
Valley United Church, Classes
Tues. and Thurs. July 7 - 30, 7:30
- 10:30 p.m. Inquiries or info.,
call Bette 985-0309.

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Monday evenings continuously
throughout year Seycove
Duplicate Bridge Club will now
be held at 1515 Pemberton, Rm.
202. 7:30 p.m. Every Monday.
New name of club will be
Pemberton Bridge Club, phone
929-5559 or 987-3733.

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Seymour Heights Parent Par-
ticipation has several vacancies
in the Jand 4 year old programs.
For information, please call
Kathy Black, 929-7062.
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Queen Mary Community School
summer teen program will be
holding registration for 12 to 16
year olds on July 6, July 8 and
July 10 at Queen Mary School,
988-6155. No registration fee. It
will be a fun summer of field
trips, beach fun. cookouts,
hiking. swimming,  bdowling.
rollersk ating, movies, etc

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Ics Raining, i's pouring, but
Maplewood Children’s Farm 1s
still open! The farm animals
want to see you! 405 Seymour
River Place, N.V. Closed
Mondays, Open ° Holiday
Mondays, open all other days 10
a.m to4p.m.. Ph. 929-5610

Fliness for Sentors, West Van
United

Church, 21st and
Esquimalt. Classes weekday
Mornings except Thursday

Information 922-858}

Semmer Fltness Classes St
Cathennes Church, Ridgewood
Dr . North Van Classes Tuesday
& Thursday 845 am _= and
Monday & Wednesday 6 Wp m
Babysitung available in mor
ning. Drop in or call Heather
Henderson, 988-6229

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CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
Property Taxes due July 17, 1981

1981 Property Tax Notices have now been mailed It
you have not received a notice, please contact the tax
office at 14t W_ 14th Street or phone 985 7761
New owners are responsible for payment of
taxes whether registration in their name is complete or

PENALTY of 5% will be added to unpaid current taxes
at the close of business July 17.
tional penalty of 56% will be added to unpaid current
taxes at the close of business October 16. 1981

if elligible, ensure that your Provincial HomeOwner
Grant Application is completed IN FULL and in the
hands of the Collector on ot before July 17.
avoid penalty on this amount Application for the Grant
should be made whether or not current taxes due are

1981

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1981 to

City Treasurer Cottector

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Lonsdal@ Avenue, North Vancouver

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title. of films or

Seycove Community Centre,

1204 Caledonia Ave. in Deep
Cove is offering a variety of
programs and activities for the
summer. Registration is
currently being held at the
Information Desk in the Centre,
Monday to Friday from 9 am to
noon. Some of the programs
being offered are: preschool
playground, canoeing, pottery,
tennis, guitar, sculpture,
dancersize, and drama. For a
complete list, and additional

- information on programs, please

call 929-7981. The District
Library outlet at Seycove is also
offering an array of programs for
children. Pick up a brochure at
Seycove or one of the other
District Library branches.

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Adventure Playground program
in West Vancouver requires a
vairiety of materials for children
to play and learn with. Since
many of the materials used are
household items: plastic cartons
of all sizes, tin foil, paper tubes,

ice creams sticks, etc., the
program staff seeks
miscellaneous donations ex-

cluding metallic or glass objects.
The staff desperately needs
building supplies, such as wood
scraps, nails, cabinets,- house
paints, etc. and any donations
would be greatly appreciated.
The staff can collect any large
iteths from individual homes if
necessary. Please contact John
at 926-3266.

Qualified Daycare Supervisor
required in a Daycare Centre
once a week and also to take
charge for 9 days in August from
the 10th to the 14th and 17th to
20th. Conveniently located near

Lonsdale. Telephone 980-3867
mornings.

Wednesday, every week --
Toddler's Storytime, N. Van.

City Library, 10:30 a.m. and 2:00
p.m. Stories, songs and finger
plays for 2 and 3-year-olds and
their mums!

brass carbide lamp;

much more. oy

Antique Auction

Monday July6 = 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday July 7 7:30 p.m.

A good quality sale of both
local & imported consignments

FEATURING

Victorian mahogany bookcase; Victorian inlaid
loo table; set of 10 oak dining chairs; 19th centyry
oak bureau; good quality bedroom suites; set of 6
dining chairs; small china cabinets; 3 roll-top
deska; oak filing cabinets;
figurines; 6 pc. oak dining room suite; °

19th century 8 day Grandfather clock with inlaid
oak case; Mirror back side boards; gine book-
case; wash stand; mantel clocks; |

mahogan rocking cradle; jug and bowl sets; dld
water colours; old brass and
copper itenas; w “‘mirtors; ald leaded glass; and

Viewing: Sunday uly 5,
Sale days from 10:30 a.m.

CENTRAL AUCTION
20560 Langicy By-Pass

on No. 10 534.832 Langicy
34-8322

ONGOING.
Neighborhood House’ is offering
summer day care for boys and
girls aged 6 to 12 of working
parents. Program commences

June 30 and runs through to’

August 21, 3 p.m: to 6‘p.m., at
Ridgeway School (420 East 8th),
and at ‘Lynn Valley Elementary
(3250 Mountain Hwy). Fees are
$200 per month per child: and
Gevernment subsidies are
available for those parents
whose financial situation would
make the full fee . prohibitiye.
Application for subsidy should
be made through the Day Care
Information Services, 985-9181.
Application for enrolment
should be made as, soon as
possible by contacting Bob
Pollock at the North Shore
Neighborhood House, 225 East
2nd Street. North Vancouver,
987-8138.

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Windsor House an. alternative
parent participation public
school, is now atcepting
enrolment for Kindergarten to
Grade 7. For information, call
985-7315. Visitors welcome

Capilano Preschool, 1058
Ridgewood Drive, North Van,
has openings in September
afternoon class for 3 year olds
{noon to 2 p.m.) For more in-
formation call 987-8581.

Floating Frog Drama Workshop
takes place Fridays, starting July
17, at the North Vancouver City
Library at 10:30 a.m. Pre-
register now for the exciting
drama workshop for children
ages 5-12. Music, fun and lots of
participation featured. For more
information call 980-0581,
Children’s Department.

Baby ducks, baby goats, baby
sheep, baby ‘rabbits to see at
Maplewood Children’s Farm.

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12 noon - 6 p.m.

North Shore

Summer hours for Seycove .
branch of the North Vancouver
District Library are: Monday-
Wednesday, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.;
Thursday & Friday, 10 a.m. - 4.

“Closed Saturdays and
Sundays, These .times are jn
effect from June 29 to August.
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Lynn Valley Community Hall
Pre-school (corner Frederick
and Mountain’ Highway)
Register now for: Pre-School
Playground, Summer, for 3, 4,

and 5 yr. olds. This program will
include: arts and crafts, tum-
bling, swimming, outdoor ac-
tivities, and special’ events.

Participants may register for one

or two mornings or afternoons

per week, for July or August or

both. Register. at the- Karen

Magnussen arena, 937 Lynn~
Valley Road, N. Van. For more

information, contact the N.

Van. Rec. Centre — 988-6166 or

Karen Magaussen Arena - 984-

9341.

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Students got extra time this
summer? Lots of volunteer jobs
available. Learn and contribute.
Work at a daycamp, playground
program,’ with seniors or han-
dicapped. Explore the choices.
Call the Volunteer Action
Centre ai 985-7 138 for details.

An intensive four week course in
Speech and Oral reading is
offered by Audrey Hlady,
ARCT, LTCL, from July 10 to
Augast 4. Enrolment limited to
5.

North ‘Shore. Women's Centre

needs | volunteer ‘staff ‘for its
feminist “information” ‘centre.
These office workers will handle
phone calls, meet the public,
learn about: community affairs,
and? gain experience. for .paid
work. If interested call 987-4822.

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Upper Lonsdale Parent Par- ©

: ticipation ‘Preschool still has a

few vacancies for the 3 year old
and 4 year old program com-
mencing in September. - For
further information please call
Linda Robertson, 985-1612.

Register now for the North
Vancouver Recreation Com-
mission Summer Playground
Program: A program designed
for school-aged boys and girls
will -be offered by the NVRC
during July and August. Each
weekly session will include
activities such as arts and crafts,
sports, active games, music,
singing, nature -studies, swim-
ming and drama. A_ weekly
special event will also be in-
cluded. The program will be
held at a number of North Van
parks and ‘schools. Monday
through Friday, times: 9:00 a.m.
- 4:30 p.m. daily. Registrations
will be accepted at the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre,

-123 East 23rd Street for all

locations. Cost:

$25.00 per
week.

Saturday moming, cvery week
SATURDAY STORYTIME.

‘North Vancouver City Library,
10:30, stories, fairy tales, games
and songs for children, ages 4-8;
all good listeners and singers
welcome!

TRAVEL TRAINING CENTRE

Ste. 2-1583 Pemberton Ave.
North Vancouver, B.C.
Tel: 986-2221

Offices, 721

All new

the School

kindergarten.

centres.

registrants.

NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT

FRENCH IMMERSION
REGISTRATION
POLICY

The North Vancouver School Board has recently
approved changes in registration procedures for
the district’s French Immersion program. The
most significant changes are given below. Further
details are available from the School Board
Chesterfield Avenue,
Vancouver. Ph. 987-8141.

registrations
Immersion are to be made through
Board Office and not
through the French Immersion school.

Parents may list children for kin-
dergarten registration at any time.
(e.g. A child who is three years old
could be listed for registration for the
year he/she is old enough to enter

The total number of children admitted
to French Immersion kindergarten in
any one year will not exceed 45 in
any one of the three

75% of the places in each centre will
be allocated on o ‘‘first come’’ basis
to children on the registration lists.
The remaining places will be allocated
by lot from amongst all the remaining

North

for french

immersion