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Friday, April -27—
Symphonie~ Canadiana
presents selections. for ~

Beethoven, Schumann’, and
Tschaikovsky at the North
Van Centennial Theatre.
Tickets available from the
Vancouver Ticket Centre
and-<all outlets, and the
North Van Rec Centre.

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| April 27, 28, May 4, 5, 11,
h 12— What the Butler Saw
A will be presented by Deep
Cove Stage at the Deep Cove
Community Hall, at’ 8 p.m.

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Saturday, April 28—
Rummage and Plant Sale at
St. Christopher's Church
“aHall, tlth and Inglewood,
aq West Van, from 10:a.m. to

aturday, April 28—30s up,
funattached evening at the
oach House Inn,

ancing, fun, at 7:30° p.m. .

Registration at door.

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April 28—
our Fears
orkshop presented by

A FUN FAIR and. Craft Boutique will be “held ‘by Guides and Brownies of Grouse
Division on Saturday, May 12 from 10 a.m. to-noon at 1058 Ridgewood, North
Vancouver, near Capilano Highlands Church. Busy preparing are, from the left,
Cindy Niven,.Mrs. Wanda Mellor, Commissioner of Grouse Division and Kim
Blackwood. (Ellsworth Dickson photo}

North Shore Living and
Learuing Centre at .West
“Vair United Church, from
9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with
leader Dr. Ron Richardson.
Cost $23. For information
call 926-5495.

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Saturday, April 28—
Rummage Sale in the
basement ef St. Stephen's

Church, 885-22nd St., West
Van, from 10 a.m. to noon.

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Saturday, April 28—Fun
short films for kids at the
North Van City Library

children’s department at .
1:30 p.m. Free. For in-
formation call 980-0581.
Saturday, April 28—
Rammage Sale at St.
Christopher's Anglican
Church. ith and

Inglewood. West Van, from
10 a.m. to noon.

Saturday, April 28—Spring
Bazaar sponsored hy the
Lions Gate ‘Hospital
Auxiliary, at the Masonic
Hall, 1763 Bellevue, West
Van, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

United

Homebaking, plants, crafts,
‘ white elephant, raffle..

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April 28, .29—Little Red.
Riding -‘Hood will be the
children’s cinema _presen-
tation at tie North Van
Centennial Theatre at 1:30
p-m. Admission 75 cents.

Saturday, April 28-—Spring

Fun Falr at Sherwood Park —

School, 4085 Dollar Road.
Deep Cove, If a.m. to3 p.m.
Games, white elephant and
bake sale. Boofh space
available for crafts. garage
sales, ctc.. 55.00 per space.
Call 929-3907 or 929-3530.

Saturday, April 28—Talent,

Service and Merchandise

Auction, 7 p.m.. St. Andrews

Church (1044) St.

George's Avenuc. North

Vancouver) Admission $1.00.
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Saturday, April 28—Annual
Flea Market of the Steward-
ess Emeritus Association, 10
a.m. to} p.m. at Highlands

United Church, North,
Vancouver. Furniture,
housewares, collectibles,

tovs, bake sale. raffle.
boutique. pliats. Proceeds to
Vancouver oral centre for

deaf children

“Sunday, April. 29-—Unitarian

: of the regular Sunday service.

- 522-0834.

- drop-in, 10 a.m. to 12 noon at

Church Young Adalts groups:
presents ‘*Passage’*—a pro-.
* gram, celebrating the arrival
of thé first stage of adulthood
—-10:30 a.m. at North Shore
Neighborhood _ House, » 225
East 2nd _ Street. “North..
Vancouver. Takes:the: place

Roy Meri
| Championehip “Show will be.
held at. ‘Sunset: .'M
Centre, 404 East-Stst Ave.,
Vancouver. ‘Starting at 10
a.m. “For- information. ‘call
277-6141. ‘On. Sunday. at 1
-p.m. “there will’ be a
Children’s Pet Cat Show: for
information call - 255-4933,
321-0830 or 324-1121. Please |
phone early for your -entries:

upcoming |

” Monday, April 30—Council
of Parent Participation Pre-
schools (North Shore branch)
holds its annual: general
meeting, 8 p.m. in Highland
Elementary School library.
Public welcome. Enquiries

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Wednesday, May 2— West
Vancouver Parents for
French host an_ informal

1570 Ottawa Avenue, West
Vancouver (926-6002). Bring
your questions.

Sat. Apr. 28/79

Early Birds 7:00 p.m.
$1,000 Jackpot
$1,000 Bonanza

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St. Thomas Aquinas
Hi-Time Bingo

541 West Keith Rd.
North Vancouver

Iwin Towers

THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE

This building for adults aged 55 years or over is filling rapidly There are now only bachelor suites
available. Come by soon and see the tenants’ facilities: tearoom, social room, Peol room, crafts
room, library (1000 books) The tenant committee has organized daily teas, regular bingo games,
bridge, cribbage and craft nichts, as well as a newsletter, dances, socials and group outings

Open tor viewing at 172 E 2nd Street, North Vancouver, Tuesday to Saturday 10am toS pm
Sunday 12 noon to 3pm ,
Office phone 988-0611.

Wednesday, May. 2—North
‘Shore Association - for the
Mentally
Specialmembership meeting,

- Handicapped.

7:45 p.m., St. David's
Church Hall, Taylor Way at
Upper Levels, West
Vancouver.

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Saturday, May. 5—-10 Year.
“Class

 Renunion
_ graduates of Burnaby North
Secondary School, 1969, at
B.C.LT. Student Centre.
Class photo at. 6:30 p.m.
followed by a dance and

light. buffet. Send $8 per.

for.

‘person to Marilyn
Goodheart, 5450 Parker St.,
Burnaby B.C. V5B1Z7.

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-_ TUICRING
“ONE to ONE Educational Services
year-round .

. -ail ages, all subjects"
~ QUALIFIED TEACHERS
734-5161

SUNDAY SMORGASBORGD

“Still The Best In Town” 57 Delicious hot and

cold dishes,

including .

soup, desserts and

beverage. Adults: Lunch $4,95 Dinner $5, 95. .
Very low] prices for children. . ‘

CHICKEN HOUSE:

“All The Chicken
You Can Eat”. ....-

$3. 69

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Children’s dinner may be FREE, $1.49, $1 99
or $2.49 depending on their weight. (before

dinner).

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BAKER’S

Marine Dr. at Taylor Way, W.V. 922-3224

Sears

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Portrait Studio /

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13 color
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95

total

* one 8x10 © two 5x7
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No limit on number of packages. Our
selection of poses. 95¢ additional for
each added person in portraits. Choice
of backgrounds. Full package orders

only. No age limit
groups welcome!

adults and family

This offer good far portraits taken
through April 26

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Sears Portrait Studios—Burnaby ,
Richmond, Surrey, Capilano Malt,

Downtown Harbour Centre