What’s Going

this week ___

Wednesdsy, August 20--Special Film
Week. Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre.
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. Includes con-
troversial films If you Lave this
Planet’? & “Acid Rain: Requiem or
Recovery.”*

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Friday, August 22-The Vancouver Art
Therapy Institute is sponsoring the
ninth Art Therapy Workshop ied by
Dr. Martin Fischer of Toronto, 9 a.m.
to 3 pan. Cost $70. Place to Br an-
nounced. Info: Vancouver Art Therapy
Institute, 1410 - B Clyde Ave... West
Vancouver, B.C. V7T 1G], 926-9381.
Friday, August 22--North Shore
Seniors’ Network Society Board
Meeting, 1:30 p.m... Assembly Room,
Capilano Mall. All seniors welcome.

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Friday-Sun., August 22-24--Argyle
Class of ‘65 Reunion, Fri.-Park Royal
Hotel, Sat.-Canyon Gardens, Sun.-
Pienic at Cates Park. Call Marg
Sangster: 929-7547.
Saturday, August 23--Registration &
hockey equipment exchange, West Van
Arena, 22 & Marine Dr.. 9a.m.-1 p.m.

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Saturday, August 23--Volunteer-guided
Nature Walks, Lighthouse Park, 9:30
and 1] a.m. Meet at carpark. Info:
926-2805.

upcoming ____

Sunday, August 24--North Shore
Museum and Archives, 209 W. 4th St.,
N. Van., All Hands on Deck: an exhib-
it on model ship building. Through
August. Wed.-Sun., 1-4 p.m, Free ad-
mission. Info: 987-5518.

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Sunday, August 24—Station Museum:
Mahon Park, 16th and Jones Ave., N.
Van. All Aboard: A selected history of
transportation on the North Shore, to
September. Wed.-Sun., 1-5 p.m. Free
admission. info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, August 24--Hike to Mt.
Tomyhoi near Mi. Baker in U.S.
Distance 15 km round trip. Elevation
gain 1000m. Meet at 7 a.m. at N.V.
Rec. Centre parking lot 23rd and
Lonsdale for car pools. Bring ID for
torder crossing. Az above moderate
fitness level is required for this hike.

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Sunday, August 24—Summer Celebra-
tions, Music and Spiritual Fellowship.
Waterfront Park at Lonsdale Quay, 7
p.m. Sponsored by North Shore Clergy
Association. Music: Michael Cunn-
ingham and Sutherland Chapel Music
Group.

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Sunday, August 24-28--Backpacking
the West Coast Trail, iten/aduit, Pre-
trip meeting at Eagle Harbour Comm.
Ctr., W. Van., 7:30 p.m., August 61h,
1986. Allows time for beachcombing,
photography, etc. Call for details.
921-7425.

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Monday, August 25~If you want to
drink — that is your business; but if
you want to stop — that’s ours.
Alcohotics Anonymous, West Van-
couver Group, Mondays 8:30 p.m. St.
Christopher’s Church, Itth & Coll-
ingwood.

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Monday, August 25-28--Free August
Countdawn workshops at Capilano
Coltege. College Survival Skills-Mon.,
9-11:30 a.m., repeat 3-5:30 p.m.;
Reading the College Text-Tues., 9-
11:30 a.m., repeat 3-5:30 p.m.; Note
Taking Methods-Wed., 9-11:30 a.m.,
repeat 3-3:30 p.m.; Study Skills for
College-Thurs., 9-11:30 a.m., repeat
3-5:30 p.m. To register please call
984-4945 or drop in to BIO7 in the
Achievement Resource Centre.

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Wednesday, August 27--Coping with
Cancer group, Lions Gate Hospital
Seminar Rooms | & 2, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
General discussion.

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Wednesday, August 27--North West

Van Ringette Registration, Capilano &

Park Royal Malls, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call

Dara Murphy 988-3288 for more info.
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Thursday, August 28--Full Gospel
Businessmen’s Luncheon, Pantry Res-
taurant, 13th & Lonsdale, noon, guest
speaker T.B.A. Cost $5.

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Saturday, August 30--Volunteer-guided
Nature Walks, Lighthouse Park, 9:30
and I} a.m. Meet at Carpark. Info:
926-2805.

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Sunday, August 31-Hike to Singing
Pass near Whistler. Distance 20 km
round trip. Elevation gain !005m. Mect
at 7 am. at N.V. Rec. Centre parking
lot 23rd and Lonsdale for car pools.

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An above moderate fitness level is re-
quired for this hike.

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Sunday, August 34--North Shore
Museum and Archives, 209 W. 4th St,
N. Van. All Hands on Deck: an exhibu
on model ship building. Through
August. Wed.-Sun., i-4 p.m. Free ad-
nussion. Info: 987-S61k.

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Sunday, August 31--Station Museum:
Mahon Park, Hth St. and Jones Ave,
N. Van. All aboard: A selected history
of Wansportanon on the North Shove,
to September. Wed -Sun. 1-4 p.m. bree
admission Info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, August 31--Summer Celebra-
tions. Music and spirntual Fellowship.
Waterfront Park at Lonsdale Quay, 7
p.m. Sponsored by North Shore Clergy
Association, Music: Betty McDanials,

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Tuesday, September >--North Shore
Photo Image Club, North Van City
Library, 14th & Lonsdale, 7 p.m. Bring
your hest shots. ‘‘Summer
photographs" for Info: 986-4924.
Tuesday, September 2-13-An exposi-
tion of water cators by North Shore ar-
tise Murph Ranspot may be viewed at
the Federation of Canadian Artists
Gallery, 952 Richards St., Vancouver,
10 a.m.-4 p.o.

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Wednesday, September 3--PJ
Storytime, 7 p.m. ‘*Fall fell on fat
footsteps." Foot stories and songs for
four year olds and up. Wear your fun-
niest shoes — or mom's or dad's.
North Van City Library. Info: 980-
4424.

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Sunday, September 7--Hike to Goat
Mt. near Mt. Baker, Distance 10 km
round trip. Elevation gain 1,000 m.
Mect at 7 a.m. at N.V. Rec. Centre
parking lot 23rd and Lonsdale for car
pools. An above moderate fitness level
is required for this hike. Bring ID for
border crossing.

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Wednesday, September 10--The North
Shore Chorus is happy to invite tenors
and basses to join us for our new fall
season starting Sept. 10. We meet on
Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., Room H113,
Bidg H., Capilano College. Profes-
sional director and accompaniest as
well as a complete variety of music.
Call: 987-9818 or 987-9753 for more
info.

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Wednesday, September 17--At 7 p.m.
A beauty programs for young teens.
For 11 to 16 year olds. Emme, hair sty-
list, and Helene, cosmeticiun, will
demonstrate the art of looking your
best at any age. Pre-register by Sept.
10, please. North Van City Library.
Info: 980-4424.

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Tuesday, September 23--At 7 p.m.,
Front Row Centre. Films to dream by:
“Wings to Japan’? and ‘*Kyoto: an-
cient capital of Japan."’ from chairside.
Next best thing, to being there! The
great cities of Tokyo, Osaka and
Kyoto, a blend of new technology and
old traditions. See also tl. beauty and
tvanquility of Lake Hakone, Mount
Fuji and Japsii's first capital, Nara.
North Van City Library. Info: 980-
4424, ’

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Wednesday, Septesucr 24-—-Seminar:
How to Understand Financial State-
ments, Coach House Inn, 700 Lillooct
Rd., 9 a.m. to noon. Fee: $50; For
details call FBDB 666-7703.

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Wednesday, September 24--At 7 p.m.
Good Plain Play, a valuable program
for parents of newborn to age !2 on
children’s play. Pat Gallaher will
speak. North Van City Library. Info:
980-4424,

Friday, September 26--At Ii a.m. Hear

INTERDENOMINATIONAL
SINGLES BIBLE

the Pantry Restaurant
112 West 13th Street
North Vancouver
Sunday 9:00am-11:00am

All Singles

Welcome
“Let's Talk It Over”

Practical Subjects
and
Discussion
For Information Call

980-3064

Canadian author barbara) Smucker,
who weaves drama, excitement: and
histortal characters so well thes almos:
walk otf the page. For all elementary

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students and interested adults. North = Seminar: How To Run a Successful
Van City Library. info: 980-4424, Retail Store. Lonsdale Quay Hotel, 7-
one 10 p.m. (both evenings). Fee: 585. For

Monday-Tuesday, September 29-30--- details call FBDB 666-7703.

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

AND HIGHWAYS

Notice of Road and Bridge Closure
Grantham Street Bridge

Take note that the Grantham Street Bridge will be clos-
ed for reconstruction effective Wednesday, August 20,

1986.

This closure will remain in effect until approximately
November 28, 1986.

R. Winbow
District Hig

hway Manager

THE CORPORATION OF THE

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENTS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE is hereby given by

the Cily of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section 957 of the Municipal

Act of British Columbia, that a Public Hearing will be held on MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1986, al 7:00
P.M., in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, BC.. to receive
representations in connection with the following proposed amendments to the “Zoning By-law, 1967"’,

and the “Zoning Map of the City of North Vancouver

BY-LAW NO. 5745

"which is an integral part thereot:

To rezone Lot 5, Block 131 O.L. 274, Plan 878, located at 225 East Fourth Street, as indicated in
heavy outline on the map below, (designated SCHEDULE ‘'A"'). from RT-1 Two-family Residential 1
Zone to CD- 107 Comprehensive Development 107 Zone, to permit construction of a four-unit townhouse

project on the site.

APPLICANT: TAYLOR/HARROWER/IMMOWEST INTERNATIONAL LID.

BY-LAW NO. 5746

To rezone Lots 6 to 10. inclusive, of Resubdivision 6, Block 29, D.L. 548, Plan 2841, located at 232-248
West 16th Street, as indicated in hatched pattern on the map below. (designated SCHEDULE “‘B’’).
from RT-1 Two-family Residential 1 Zone to CD-108 Comprehensive Development 108 Zone, to per-

mit construction of a sixteen-
APPLICANT:

APPLICANT:
iMMIM@EST

TAYLOR SHARR: Sak, #.
INTERNATIONAL LT

‘unit townhouse project on the site.
HNF INTERNATIONAL SERVICES/PETER WARDLE

Byte SCHEDULE ies) =-|

“S SKTEENTH ST.

“TE PARSE

INTERNATIONAL
ER WANDLE

Each of the amending by-laws will regulate the use. size, shape, and siting of buildings and struc-
tures, off-street parking requirements: the location and screening of refuse containers; and will con-
trol the height of on-site landscaping so as !o ensure adequate sight lines for motorists at the intersec-
tions of dziveways and streets and/or lanes

ALL persons who deem their property to be affected by the proposed amending by-laws have the
opportunity to be heard, in person, by attorney, or by petition.

COPIES of the proposed amending by-laws and pertinent staff reports may be inspected at the
office of the City Clerk between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, including Monday,

August 25, 1986.

B. HAWKSHAW, CITY CLERK

August 13, 1986