THURSDAY, APRIL 74

One-woman play written & performed
by Meah Martin, directed by Scott
Swan. Fundraiser for the North Shore
Women’s Centre, 8 p.m, Presentation
House Arts Centre, 333 Chesterfield
Ave., N.V. lafo: 984-6009 or 980-4661,

Speakers’ Unlimited lecture: Self
Healing. 7:30 p.m. Lonsdale Quay
Hotel. Info: 980-6180.

Eldercollege Sampler Series, Series of
groups covering diverse topics from
astronomy to trends in seniors' housing.
Info: 984-4906,

N. S. Health Regionalization Plan-
‘ning Committee meeting. Important
decisions, vegarding community health.
Observers welcome. 7-9 p.m. ‘Cedar

Rm, ReeCentre Delbrovk, 600 W.
Queens Ave., N.V. Info: Gillian Taylor,
990-9088,

Used Book Sale. Montroyal school,
5310 Sonora Dr., N.Y. 6:30 pam. Info:
985-1318,

Harry Robinson, former rector of St.
Johns Shaughnessy Church, will
address a public meeting about “The
Relevance of Scripture” at the
Masonic Hall, 1763 Bellevue Ave.,
W.Y., 7:30 p.m, Sponsored by Anchor
Christian Fellowship. Everyone is wel-
come.

FRIDAY, APRIL15
ONGOING EVENTS

To May. The West Vancouver gradu-
ating class of 1964 is hosting a 30th

4 a

reunion on May 13 & 14, Info: 987-
6318 of 9809771,

KLC, Schizophrenia Society, N.S.
branch information & regular support
group for family & friends. Meets 2nd
Wed, cach month, Info: 922-7153,

For more coming events, see
Classified's Community Notices, For
arts & entertainment listings, see the

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1994 CANADA SAFEWAY
_ COASTAL PREMIER CUP
_ FINALS FOR GIRLS

‘Kinsman Stadium, North Vancouver

9:00am - Under-14 Division: olen Ears Wildcats vs. Buranby Girls Opts
11:00am —- Under-17 Division: . North Shore Selects vs. Sur-Del Celtic

1:00pm. Under-19 Division: ° ‘North Shore Amazons vs. Burnaby Girls Selects
3:00pm _:.” Under-15 Division: Surrey Beavers ‘79 vs. Golden Ears Utd. Magic

9:300m .° Under-13 Division: ‘Sur-Del libero vs. Burnaby Girls Fury

‘11:00am. Under-16 Division: Surray Beavers '78 vs. Golden Ears Utd. Royals
1:00pm. Under-12 Division: . Burnaby Girls Wildcats vs. Surrey Beavers Sonics
2:30pm, Parads of Champions & Presentation of Awards

Admission Prices (tickets at the gate)
‘Adult Tournament Pass: $3, 00/Studentes & Seniors $1.50

The 1994 BC Budget is good news ©

CELLARS»

otice is hereby given by the City of North
Vancouver, pursuant to Section 957 of the
Municipal Act of British Columbia, that a Public
Hearing will be held on MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1994 at
7:30 pm, in the Council Chamber, City Hall, 141 West 4th
Street; North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in
connection with the following proposed amendment to the
“Zoning Bylaw, 1967", also known as Bylaw No. 3778 :

To amend the text of "Zoning Bylaw 1967"; also known as
Bylaw 3778, as it pertains to cellars in single family dwellings.
The amending bylaw will discourage cellar design which may
lead to unauthorized suite conversions.

APPLICANT: CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

ALL PERSONS who believe that their interest in property is
affected by the above proposed Bylaw NO. 6533 shall be
afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard — in person, by
attorney or petition. The proposed Bylaw and relevant
background documents may be inspected at the office of the
City Clerk between 3:30 am and 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday,
from APRIL 5— APRIL 18, 1994, except Statutory Holidays.
Written submissions will be accepted up to.and including —
APRIL 18, 1994, but subniissions will NOT be accepted after
the conclusion of the Public Hearing. .

Bruce A. Hawkshaw, City Clerk.

for first-time home buyers.

HE provincial government has

cut the property purchase tax

for first-time home buyers on
homes valued at up to $250,000 in
the Lower Mainland and Victoria
regions, and $200,000 in all other
regions of the province.

That puts up to $3,000 in the
pockets of first-time home buyers.

HERE’S HOW YOU
APPLY:

All you have to do is fill
out the necessary
declaration when you
complete your property
purchase. If you
qualify, you simply
don’t pay the property
purchase tax. It’s easy.
And there’s no

waiting.

T @

HERE'S WHO QUALIFIES:

You are eligible for this tax cut if:

® you have not previously owned
a homme,

® you are a Canadian citizen, or
lawful permanent resident Who has -
dived in BC for at least one year,

® you are buying or building
. your first home,

"@ you are financing at
least: 70% of the
purchase price,

® you reside in the
home for at least
one year, and

® your purchase
was made on
or after March 23,
. 1994,
&

For more information on how you benefit from the tax cut for first-time home buyers
call Enquiry BC:

In Greater Vancouver: 660-2421 / [In Greater Victoria: 387-6121
All other areas: 1-800-663-7867