COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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vice provided for non-profit groups, Sub-
missian requests should be made on an of-
ficial WGO form, which ts available at
reception, and received by the News at lexst
one week prior to the event,

The News endeavors to ensure items ap-
pear in the paper at feast once before the
event, Out space constraints may ‘imit the
number of submissions printed. For guaran-
iced publication contact classified (986-6222)
or dispiay advertising (980-0511).

SATURDAY, AUGUST

Send us your event listing.
ONGOING EVENTS:

Every second Sat. Maternity tours for
siblings. 10:30 a.m. All ages welcome.
Info: 984-5728,

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Volunteers needed to assist seniors at
Kiwanis Lodge. Info: 926-0105,

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Pleyreading Club. W.V. Seniors Ac-
tivity Centre. Info: 926-4375.

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Peis & Friends program need volun-
tecrs, Info: 879-5991.

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ALAson end Alateen Family Group.
N.S. Daily support meeting for people
with alcohol-related concerns. Info:
688-1716.

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Co-dependants Anonymous mecting.

10 a.m. at N. Lonsdale Church. Re-
covery program to promote healthy
relationships. Info: 985-6832.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 8

A Day in Scotland - featuring
highland dancers, pipers. pipe bands,
and kids’ activities, 1} a.m.- 5 p.m.
200 block W. Esplanade at Waterfront
Park. Info: 987-PLAY.

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Vancouver Comrunity College Stage
Sand will perform at Panorama Park
in Deep Cove, 2-3 p.m. Info: 987-
PLAY

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Hollyburn Heritage Hike in Cypress
Provincial Park. Strenuous, but not
difficult. 4-5 hrs. roundtrip. Wear
protective clothing & hiking boots.
Bring lunch & drink. 10 a.m. at the
park info kiosk, cross-country skiing
parking lot, 2 km before the end of
Cypress Bowl Rd.

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Fiea Markel at Horseshoe Bay Park.
Fundraiser for Horseshoe Bay Com-
munity Newsletter, Begins at 10 a.m.
Info: 921-7283,

ONGOING EVENTS:

3rd Sun. each month. Canada Earth
Save Society vegetarian potluck. 6-
8:36 p.m. Holy Trinity Church Hall.
Info: 987-8296.

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Foster homes for kittens needed. N.S.
Humane Society, 987-6282.

WV Environment House
set to open in September

A BONATION from the Friends
of the Environment Foundation
will support the creation and
maintenance of an Environment
House in West Vaticouver.

_ The project —. the creation of
the Worldwide Home En-
vironmentalists’’ Network (WHEN)
— will be located on the lower
level of 775 West 15ih’ Street, and
“is. scheduled -to open in late
. August or early September of this
year.

In. 1988, Andrea Miller, a West
Vancouver mother, made a deci-
sion to personally, take action to
help the. problems facing our en-
vironment. :

She organized'a series of coffee
parties for, neighbors and friends
to demoustrate her own system for
dramatically cutting back on her
family’s garbage production.

WHEN, a grassroots citizens’
environmental. action: movement,
sprang from those. early coffec
patties, and today, boasts an inter.
national membership. >

The Friends of the Environment
Foundation, which is a. charitable,

non-profit foundation established -

by Canada Trust and its customers

‘to promote. environmental initia-
tives benefitting local com-
munities, provided $1,850 towards
the creation of the centre.

The Friends of the Environment
‘Foundation supports local com-
munity projects that improve the
natural environment and
resources; educate or foster an
awareness of the value of the nat-
ural environment; and encourage
participation in the reduction of
waste.

Canada Trust customers volun-
tarily participate by designating
their account(s) ‘‘green’? and
donating either a fixed monthly

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