28 - Sumday, April 23, 1989 - North Shore News

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April 24--Canada Kneipp Society

meeting, with light meal (14).
Ambleside Inn, W.V. 6:30 p.m. Lec-
ture and slide presentation on The
Waterdoctor —- Can Water Heal? Lec-
turer Giselle Roeder. Info and reserva-
tions: 925-2711 or 922-0101.

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April 24--Babysaver CPR, for parents,
nannies etc. ($15). 6:15-10:15 p.m.
Eagle Harbour Centre, 5575 Marine
Dr., W.V. Pre-register 921-7425.

April 24—Marriage Preparation. N.S.
Family Services, 303-126 E. 15th St.,

N.Y. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Info: 988-5281.

Apcil 24—-N.S. Keep Well free drop in”

for adults over $0. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. N.S.
Neighdourhood House. Exercise,
relaxation, for healti issues
and personal business. Lunch for small
charge. Speaker: Joan Pilkington on

Your Clothes Work For You.
Info: 987-8138, N.S. Keep Well Walk-
ing Club meets at 9 a.m. at N.S.
Neighbourhood House. Rain or shine.
Info: 987-8138.

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April 24—-Women’s Aglow N.S. even-
ing chapter. Lonsdale Quay Hotel, ft.
of Lonsdale. 7:30 p.m. Speaker: Jan
Shobaniuk. Info: 980-3327.

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April 24--Br.#4, Senior Citizens Assn.
whist drive. St. John’s Hall, 13th and
Chesterfield. 1:30 p.m.

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April 2. “Highands: International

Highlands United Church,

3255 E Edgemont Blvd, 7:30 p.m. Letter
writing for the campaign for human
rights in Panama. New members wel-
come.

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Ape 24-Foliowing classes start at

tre Delbrook, 600 W. Queens

Ras? Floral art, 7:15-9:45 p.m. until
June $, $38; salad-making workshop,
7-9 p.m., $13. Info: 984-4181.

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April 24 and 26--Stepping Out—Walk
for Fitness and Fun. W.V. Rec Centre.
7-8 p.m. Walk for health program runs
every Mon. and Wed., W.V. and Van.
walking routes. Anfo: 526-3266.

For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

April Learning to Love Yourself,

level 1. Sutheriand School, 1860

Sutherland Ave., N.V. 7:30-9:30 p.m.

Info: N.S. Family Services 988-5281.
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April 25—Senior Adult Horizons bus
outing to La Conner and tulip fields
($10). Leaves at 8:30 a.m. from N.S.
Alliance Church, 201 E. 23rd St., N.V.
Returns at S p.m. Bring own lunch or
have lunch out. Info: 984-6422.

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April 25-N.V. Alzheimer Support
Group mecting. Margaret Fulton Cen-
tre, ilth and St. Georges. 7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome.

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April 25—Hearty Cooking, class for
those concerned about cholestezol.
recCentre Delbrook, 600 W. Queens
Rd., N.V. Runs 4 weeks, 7-9 p.m., $31.
Info: 984-4181.

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Agril 25—-Newcomers Coffee Party.
Community wing of Seycove School.
10-1! a.m. For those new to the Cove
or feeling out of touch; find out what’s
coming up for spring. Info: Diana or
Martha 929-7981

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For more Coming Evenis see first page
of Classifieds.

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Apel 26—Lecture on flower gardening
($10). Eagle Harbour Centre, 5575
Marine Dr., W.V. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Pre-

register 921-7425.
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April 26—Red Cross Society annual

general meeting. St. Andrews Church,

1044 St. Georges Ave., N.V. 8 p.m.
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April 26—Three workshops sponsored
by N.S. Family Services: Parents of
Tots and Preschoolers, Windsor
School, 931 Broadview Dr., N.V.,
7:30-9:30 p.m.; Parents of Teens.—
Hoping for Harmony, Carson Graham
School, 2145 Jones Ave., N.V., 7:30-
9:30 p.m.; Positive Discipline
workshop, Highlands School, 3150
Colwood Dr., N.V., 7:30-9:30 p.m. In-
fo: 988-5281.
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April 25—-Learn about gardening for
small spaces such as patio, porch,
flower box. ($5) W.V. Rec Centre.
7:30-9:30 p.m. Info: 926-3266.

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April] 26-N.S. Keep Well free drop in
for adults over 55. 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Silver Harbour Centre. Exercise, relax-
ation, counselling for health and per-
sonal business. Lunch for small charge.
Speaker: Dr. Jon Strom on The Impor-
tance of Mouth Care After 50. Info:
980-2474. N.S. Keep Well Walking
Club meets at 9:30 a.m. at Silver Har-
bour Centre. Rain or shine. Info: 980-
2AT4.
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For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

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FREE INITIAL
CONSULTATION

April 27--Larson Elementary School
25th anniversary open house. 2605
Larson Rd., N.V. 6-9 p.m. All former
students and staff invited. Info: 984-
0447.

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April 27—Sixth anniversary meeting of
the Highlands (one speaker group) of
Alcoholics Anonymous. Highlands
United Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd.,
N.V. 8 p.m. Everyone welcome.

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April 27--N.V. Women’s Liberal
Commission meeting. 7:30 p.m.
Capilano College, Room M-101 (take
Entrance 2, Building M houses the Job
Placement Centre, Women’s Resource
Centre). Topic: Women and Abuse.
Representative from Emily Murphy
House, transition house for women in
abusive relationships, will explain ser-
vices they offer N.V. City women and
children. Info: Gerda Dodson 985-3745
or Valerie Rosenthal 929-2414.
Everyone welcome.

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Aoril 21-Aveertivencss Training
Level 1. Carson Graham Schcol, 2145
Jones Ave., N.V. 7-9:30 p.m. Info:
N.S. Family Services 988-5281.

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April 27--Full Gospel Businessmen's
Lurch. J.J.’s Family Restaurant, 13th
and Lonsdale, N.V. Noon. $€. Ali men
welcome. Info: 988-3431 or 987-1752.

LAW OFFICE

AL
; CHARLES G. STEIN

986-8600

4300-233 W.1st, North Vancouver

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=| Monday to Thursday Only

La .. Sole

RESTAURANT

230 - loth Street,

West Van

Lunch Monday-Friday -
11:00-3pm

926-6861

Dinner Monday-Saturday j}
5:30-11pm

April 27—-Deep Cove Gardening Club
meeting. Seycove School, arts and craft
room. 7:30 p.m. Speaker: Arnold’

Campbell on Geraniums and Pest Con-
trol. Everyone welcome. Info: 929-5382
929-2962.

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Fishermen’s

Credit Union

48TH ANNUAL REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that
the credit union during 1988 increased its assets
by almost 22.9 per cent to $132 million; had gross
income of $12.4 million of which more than 70.6
per cent was returned to the members as interest
on deposits and dividends on shares; and for the
48th straight year has declared a dividend. 1988
rate was 8 per cent to the shareholder. 1989 began
with retained earnings of $5.9 million — well in
excess of the minimum statutory requirement of
$2.9 million. It’s retained earnings as a percen-
tage of total assets is one of the highest in the
Province of British Columbia.

President, Mr.. R.F. (Bob) Long,
in his report to shareholders ex-
plained that during 1988 the
credit union “was characteriz-
ed by steady progress and
sound operations. There was a
dramatic increase in utilization
of our services by members.

This

is reflected by the

statistics for members’ savings
— an increase of $19.9 million §
or 20.2 per cent over the |
previous year end.”

At the Annual General Meeting of April 14, 1989 - §
the membership approved an Equity. Share
Patronage Refund Proposal amounting to
$867,000.00 which will be paid back to members

in the form of Equity Shares.

Information regarding our

Equity Share Plan or copies.

of the 1988 Annuai Report

may be obtained from:

Mr. L.S. (Len) Gatto
Chief Executive Officer

HEAD OFFICE: .
2nd Fir, 803 E. Hastings
Vancouver, BC. V6A 1R8
Tel. (664) 254-7270