NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

ACTRESS SHEILA Johnson recently pertrayed Mohawk
post/performer E. Pauline Johnson for students at Pauline
Johnson elementary School in West Vancouver.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Compiled by Layne Christensen

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HALLOWEEN INDOORS...
Trick-or-treat rain-free. Park Royal
Mall merchants will be handing out
treats to children on Sunday, Oct.
30, from 1 to 3 p.m.

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OPEN HOUSE... The West
Vancouver Police Department hosts
its annual open house tomorrow,
Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The
public is invited to tour the station.
Various displays will be set up.
View a police dog demonstration, ©
visit the cell block and find out how
forensic officers recreate a crime
scene. Info: 922-4141.
MUSIC WORKSHOP...
Interested in trying your hand at
musical composition? Join Brian
Fairholm at Braemar Elementary
Thursday, Nov. 3, from 7 to 10
p.m, Participants in this hands-on
workshop will explore several com-
mercial music programs available
for the MacIntosh computer. Little
or no computer experience is
required, Pre-register by calling
Dorothy at 936-5286. The work-
shop is sponsored by West Coast
Amateur Musicians Society.
GARAGE SALE... North Shore
Chorus holds a giant garage sale on
Saturday, Nov. 5. between 10 a.m.
and 3 p.m., at St. David's United
Church, 1525 Taylor Way, West
Vancouver. North Shore Chorus is
a non-profit society committed to
performing in the community.
WOMEN’S NETWORKING...
The Mature Women’s Network will
hold its peneral and election meet-
ing at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29
on the third floor at 414) Dunsmuir
St. in Vancouver. Admission is $I:
refreshments will be served. Info:
681-3986.

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JAIL °N’ BAIL... Make a citizen's
arrest. Put your favorite co-worker,
friend, partner or boss behind bars
and raise money for the Canadian
Cancer Society (CCS) in the
process. The second annual Jail-n-
Bail takes place Wednesday-
Thursday, Noy. 2-3. For an arrest
fee of $25 participants will be taken
to “jail” at Park Royal, where they
wil} have to raise bail in the form of
pledges to the CCS. Info: 984-
4327.

Win 1 of 10 large North Shore News umbrellas
or 4 GREY CUP TICKETS

November 27.1994 B.C. Place Stadium, 3:30pm.

Answer the following 10 questions (Answers can
be found in the editorial copy of this Autofeature).
When completed, fill in your name, address and telephone number.
You have till November 7th 4pm to drop off or mail your answers
to the North Shore News.Winning entries will be notified by phone and
their names will appear in the Friday November 11th issue. Good luck!

. What do disc pads do? 7. Name 3 things that should be checked

. Is it safe to use snow tires on dry or changed in preparation for winter
pavement? Why or why not? driving conditions?

. How important is anti-freeze here in Is it necessary to wash your car during
our mild coastal climate? winter months? Why or why not?

Name three items that should be

included in a safety kit.

What are two signs that you may
need new shocks or struts?

fail an Aircare Test

. What safety features are police
hesitant to endorse?

What is unibody construction?

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4, What is the first step to take if you
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For the first time ever ... The largest selection of Steinway and Boston
pianos ever presented in Canada will be on sale at prices never to be repeated
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only, Piano Event Of the Century will not be repeated. When the clock strikes
6:00 pm on Sunday, November 6th, this opportunity will be gone forever.

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