B8 - Sunday, March 25, 1984 - North Shore News

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this week

Monday, March 26 — Volunteer

recruit, Lions Gate Hospital
auditorium 7 p.m. An informa-
tion meeting for anyone in-
terested in volunteering support
work with terminally ill cancer
patients and families. Training
begins April 28. For details, call
Ms. Fabbro, Family services,
988-5281.
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Monday, March 26 — The North
Shore Liberal Women’s Com-
mission will hold its monthly
meeting at Joanne North’s home
at 550 Stevens Drive, West Van.
The meeting will be held at 8
p.m. All North Shore Women’s
Commission members and pro-
spective member are urged to at-
tend. For further information
call Jane MacDonald at
921-8881.
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Monday, March 26 -— Helping
People with Special Needs — a
seminar for volunteers, friends
and families to learn techniques
of helping the disabled and’ per-
sons experiencing. problems of
aging. 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. or 7:15
to 10 p.m. at the Margaret

Fulton Centre, Iith & St.

Georges, North Van. Call

985-7138 6 register. ,
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Monday, March 26 — Women’ s

Agiow, Avalon Hotel, 1025

Marine Dr., N. Van. 7 pm, cof-

fee & fellowship, 7:30 Meeting.
Speaker: Betty Swinford, from
Arizona, a vibrant evangelist and
writer with a message of hope.
Come expecting a blessing.
anne

Monday, March 26 — Potluck
Luncheon, St. John’s Church

Hall, 13th & Chesterfield, N.
Van. 1:00 p.m.

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Tuesday, March 27 — 3 Annual
General Meeting, W. Van.
Historical Society, Library of

Pauline Johnson School, 1150
22nt, West Van., 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Election of officers, member
participation. Guest speaker:
Mr. John Spitte

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‘Seminar for Single Parents,” etc.

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Tuesday, March 27 — C.P-R.
(Cardiopulmonary Resuscitaion)
course, HEARTSAVER level to
be held from 6:15-10:15 pm at
the North Shore Family YMCA,
1735 Inglewood Ave., W. Van.,
VIV LY8. Pre-registration
necessary. Call 926-5541
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Tuesday, March 27 — Evening
Muftiple Sclerosis Support
Group, L.G.H. Conference
Rooms 1 & 2 at 7 p.m. Special
guest speaker: Mr. Ken Morisette
on “‘How to Fight Depression’’.
Everyone welcome. For more in-
fo call Holly at 985-2245.

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Wednesday, March 28 - St.
Catherine’s Guild Annual Lun-
cheon & Fashion Show St.
Catherine’s Church Hall, 11:30
a.m. Tickets $7.00 by reservation
only 987-7505.

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Wednesday, March 28 — West
Vancouver Triathlon Clinic 84,
W. Van Aquatic Centre, 776
22nd St., W. Van., registration
night: 7:00-8:00 p.m. A complete
training program for new &

(aspiring triathletes. For the up-
coming summer of events. For
info., call the Aquatic Centre,
926-8585

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Wednesday, March 28 — Discus-
sion group for people who have
multiple sclerosis, Fireside
Room, Highlands United
Church, Edgemont Blvd., N.
Van.) 12:00-noon to 2:00 p.m.
Bring a sandwich for lunch. For
further information or transpor-

tation assistance, call Sigrid
Bailey at MS Society office,
263-3244

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Wednesday, March 28 — Back
Fitness seminar, W. Van. Seniors
Centre, Marine, W. Van.
7:30-10:00 p.m. Dr. B. Hunt,
neurosurgeion, physiotherapist
and fitness expert will give up to
date information on back care
Pre-register Recreation Centre,
926-3266

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Wednesday, March 28 — 7 p.m.
North Shore Livet! Fashion and

for
___and/or_attractions offered: title of films
and shows; names of speakers: phone
number for information, etc.

example:. merchandise

talent show. Live bands, singing,
acting, door prizes. Sutherland
Sec. School Gym., tickets at
door, only $1.00.
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Tharsday, March 29 — Advanc-
ed Volunteer Training , 8 week
course at 7:30 p.m. at West Van

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development permit:
Applicant:

Location:

Proposed
Development:

mal office hours.

(Mrs. H.W. Egleston,
Municipal Clerk

March 25, 1984

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
INFORMATION MEETING
DEVELOPMENT PERMIT

The Council for The Corporation of the District of
North Vancouver will hold a Public Information
Meeting in the Council Chamber of the Municipal
Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver,
B.C. on Monday, April 2nd, 1984 commencing at
7:30 p.m. to consider the following application for a

J.D. Ott Investments Ltd.

North-east
Avenue & Marine Drive
(formerly Schiage Lock site)

Aone-storey shopping plaza compris- -
ed of two separate buildings to ac- —
commodate a
retail food outlet and various other
retail premises.

The purpose of this information meeting is to ac-
quaint the property owners and residents in the
area with the specifics of the proposed develop-
ment and to provide an opportunity for input or
questions from concerned individuals.

The detailed building and landscaping plans to be
attached to the Develapment Permit are available
in the Planning Department for perusal during nor-

United Church, 2062 Esquimalt.
W. Van. Dr. John Stewart
N.S. Living and Learning Cekive
is the leader. For info. or to pre-
register please call 926-5495.
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Thaorsday, March 29 — Slide
presentation called ‘‘Time is
Running Out’. North Shore
Unitarian Church, 370 Mathers,
Ave.,.8 p.m. The problem of
Israeli settlement on the west
bank of the Gaza Strip.

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Thursday, March 29 — CPR
(Cardiopulmonary Resuscita-
tion) program, HEARTSAVER
— BABY course to be held from
6:30-10 pm, at the North Shore
Family YMCA, 1735 Inglewood
Ave., W. Van. Pre-registration is
necessary. Course focuses on in-

& pans, tools, etc.

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Saturday, March 31 — Spring
Rummage Sale, St. David's
United Church, 1!525 Taylor
Way, 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon, West
Van. Good quality rummage,
bake sale, bargains for the whole
family!

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Saturday, March 31 — North
Shore Community Concert,
Centennia! Theatre, 23rd &
Lonsdale, 8:30 p.m. Interna-

tionally acclaimed Delia Wallis,

mezzo-soprano.
988-4636.

Inquire

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Saturday, March 3} - Rummage

Sale, St. Stephen’s Church, 885 - ~

22nd St., West Van, 9:30 to 12
noon.

. fants- 10—_pre-schoolers,—major

causes of accidents and their
preventiofi, infant and child
CPR, obstructed airway skills.
Call 926-5541 for further info. or
for private bookings.

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Saturday, March 31 - Gigantic
Rummage Sale, North Van-
couver Lawn Bowling Club, 2160
Lonsdale Ave., North Van-
couver, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Clothes,
furniture, china, jewellery, pots

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corner of Bridgman

**Save-On Foods”

in ras

Vanc., W/end. Old fashioned
sale. Everything here!
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upcoming
Sunday, April 1 — North Van
Fire Department is offering a St.
John Ambulance Heart Saver
CPR course. CPR and

obstructed airway management
on adults and infants could save

a life. Pre-registration - is

necessary. Cost is $30. Call

980-5021. .
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Monday, April 2 — Ladies YM-
CA Fitness Class in Lynn Valley,
9:00 am walk or jog with com-
pany. Class starts at 9:30 to
music, tone up for spring and
summer. Call 926-5541 for info.

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Saturday, March 31 - Rummage

Sale at St. Martin’s Anglican
Church, Windsor and St.
George’s Ave., North Van.

Doors open at 10 a.m. until 12

noon. Items for sale include:

good used clothing, housewares,

knick knacks, books, toys, etc.
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Saturday, March 31 — Big rum-

mage sale & flea market, 115

Nelson St., (Thurlow & Nelson),

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BY-LAW, NO. 5537

by petition.

day through Friday

E.A. Raymond,
City Hall City Clerk
141 West 14th Street
North Vancouver, B C

March 27, 1984

THE CORPORATION OF T HE
_ CITY: OF: NORTH VANCOUVER

--.  ZONING:BY-LAW =>
, AMENDMENTS:

NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING.

NOTICE i is hereby given by the City of North Van-*
. couver, pursuant to section 720 of the Municipal
: Act of British Columbia, that a Public Hearing will ~
-_ be held or MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1984, at 7:30 p:m.,
in the Council Chamber of the City Hail, 141 West |
44th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive
~ fepresentations ‘in connection with the following. .
“proposed amendments to the “Zoning Bylaw.

A By-law to amend the text of the ‘Zoning By-law,

~. 4967" jnsofar. as it pertains to the RC-1 and RC-2..

_. Comprehensive Residential Zones in the City, soas: .
to eliminate the practice of “rounding up”,-”:
_ whereby the. Zoning By-law as presently in effect,
permits an additional dwelling unit in developments —
where the calculation of such units results in a
fractional figure of-0:60 or more.

APPLICANT: CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER .
ALt. PERSONS who deem their property to be af-
‘fected by the proposed amending by-law have the
opportunity to be heard,.in person, by attorney, or

COPIES of the proposed by-law and pertinent
staff reports may be Inspected at the office of the
City Clerk between 8:30 am. and 4:30 p.m, Mon-

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Monday, April 2 — Newcomers
meeting, St. Davids United
Church, Upper Levels & Taylor
Way, 8 pm. Elections & coffee
served.

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Tuesday, April 3 — C.A. Wives
Club of Vancouver is having an
evening tour of Don Huish In-
teriors, 7:30 pm 946 Main St.,
Vancouver

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