B28 - Wednesday, April 18

, 1984 - North Shore News

EM what’s going On

this week

Thursday, April 19 — Easter
Celebration & Praise Service, LOS

W 12th St. at The Salvation Ar-
my, N Wan 7? 30) Woll include
Jots of special music, Gospel
Magi. Lord's Prayer presenta-

tion, exght Bible students from
Salvation Army college in
Toronto. Public cordially invited
to atiend

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Thursday, April 19 — Living
with an Explorer (Babies 9-18

mon) Carson Graham Sen Sec
School, 2145 Jones Ave. NV
7 30-9 30 p.m for 8 Thurs. How
to begin discipline, normal
behaviour, nutrition, safety, play
needs Register 985-8741, info
988-528!
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Thursday, April 19 — Puppet
play The taster Otter Lynn
Valley Library, 10 am and 11
am. A special puppet perfor-
mance for children aged 3 years
and up

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Thursday, April 19 — 6.18 p.m
Special Maundy Thursday
Passover Communion Meal, St
Christopher's Hall, 188th & In-
glewood, West Van , 922-5323,

$5 00 per couple

triday. April 20 — “in Three
Days’, a play recalling the
evenly surrounding Jesus’ pas

sion, crucifixion and resurrection
as remembered by His Mother
and the men and women closest
to Him. St. Catherine’s Anglican
Church, 1088 Ridgewood Dr ,
North Van 730 p.m

upcoming

Monday, April 23 — Easter Eg-
gstravanganza, W Van = Rec
Centre, 780-22nd St, W Van
1.00-3:30 p.m. $2.00/child Ages
4&4 yrs., 6-8 yrs. An afternoon
of fun Easter and Spring Ac-
tivities, including crafts, games,
Easter Egg hunts and a special

performance by ‘‘Iim_ the
Magivian"’

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Tuesday, April 24 — 7 30 pm
District wide charity duplicate

bridge game Computer hands
Identical hands played at same
ume at various other sites in
B.C., Oregon, and Washington
Hand analyses given oul at end
of game. Restricted to players
with under 20 registered master
points Place Pemberton
Duphcate Brndge Club. #202,
1515 Pemberton, N. Van Pro

seeds to Canadian Heart foun
dation Phone 929 S889 tor tur
ther info , 987-3733 atter 6 40
Pom on evening of game

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Tuesday, April 24 — Presenting

John Gray, Lynn Valley Library,
79 p.m North Wan District
library celebrates the National

Book Festival with a visit from
the internationally acclaimed
Playwright) and entertainer
Please pre-register 984-0286
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Tuesday. April 24 — 6.30-10 00
pm Four Seasons Hotel “How
to Avoid Professional Liability
and Control Losses’’ Phone
CPS Seminars 736-4627 tor
registration and into

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Tuesday, April 24 — Blood
Donor Clinic, Lions Gate
Hospital, 2-8 pm. No Monday
chime

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Wednesday, April 25 — Coping
with Cancer Group. topic fgr
discussion Coping with anger.
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar
Rooms | & 2, off the Terrace
Cafeteria, Sth St entrance,
730-8 30 pm. Open to anyone
interested to share experiences,
problems, fears about cancer

Wednesday. April 25 — Ladies
Nite out, Celebrity waiters,
Sports Page Restaurant, 6-10
pim. Celebrity waters trom Van
Canucks, BC Lions, Nan
Whitecaps
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Wednesday, April 25 — North

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hear Kathleen Wallace-Deering
of Project Ploughshares talk of
her recent trip to the USSR and
her interviews there with women
ON peace issues.

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Wednesday, April 25 — North
Shore Fish & Game Club

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Shore Peacemakers,
United Chuch.,
Blvd... 7:30 pm

Highlands
3258 Edgemont
Invites you to

meeting, Legion Hall basement.
123 W. Sth St. N Van 7 30
p.m. Guest speaker and film

New members & guests welcome
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Wednesday, April 25 — Discus-
sion group for people who have
multiple sclerosis, Fireside room,
Highlands United Church, 3255
Edgemont, 12:00 noon to 2:00
pm Bring a sandwich for lunch
Discussion leader’ Dr M. Ken
drick, topic “Coping with depres
sion’. For info or transportation

call 263-3244

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Wednesday, April 25 — Society
for Canadian Women in Science
and Technology. 6:30 Buffet din-
ner meeting Ulrica Wallers-
terner, Industrial Hygienist,
Workers Compensation will talk
about her work as an industrial
hygienist with special emphasis
on her research on the safety of
Visual Display Terminals (VDT5)
$7 SO per person. Open to
everyone Those interested
should contact Penny L.eCoutour
at 980-4471 of 986-1911, ext $81
by April 23 for reserv 7
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Wednesday, April 25 —
Volunteer Fashion show and lea,
7:30 p.m. Seycove Secondary
Community School Gym, 1204

See page B30

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