NEWS photo Paul McGrath

PAT LEWIS entertains children in the fine art of sheep shearing during the 14th annual Sheep
Fair, held recently at the North Vancouver District public farm. The farm is open from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. daily (except Monday) and is tocated at 405 Seymour River Pl., North Vancouver.

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Free women’s workshop tonight

WOMEN'S WEDNESDAY...
Women who are frustrated with
intimate relationships are invited to
tonight's (Wednesday, June 15)
free workshop at the North Shore
Women's Centre (NSWC), Entitled
“Love Addictions/Breaking Free”
the workshop begins at 7 p.m.

Feminist therapist Eleanor
Brokenshire hosts the evening's
program, which will focus on how
to create healthy, positive relation-
ships by freeing oneself of obses-
sive sex, romance und dysfunction,
The NSWC is located at 3093
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver.
Call 984-6009 for more informa-
tion.

WEST VANCOUVER
LIBRARY... Author Paul Yee will
be on hand at the West Vancouver
Memorial library at 1:30 p.m. on
Friday, June 17, to speak to Grade
5 and 6 students. The author ef The
Curses of Third Uncle and Teach
Me To Fly, Yee is a strong voice of
Chinese Canadian life and history.
The library is located at 1950
Marine Dr., West Vancouver.

ARGYLE 20 YEAR REUNION...
The Argyle class of 1974 is holding
a 20 year reunion aboard the Pride
of Vancouver on Friday, June 17.
Grads of the North Vancouver
school will board the vessel at 6:30
p.m, at the Plaza of Nations, and
have an evening of cruising, danc-
ing and dining. Tickets are $32 per
person and are available at Mail
Boxes Ete. outlets and by calling
280-2801. For more information
call Teresa at 929-7050 or 984-
971).

SPEAKERS UNLIMITED...
Listening to and following your
heart is the topic of a morning lec-
ture on Saturday, June 18, at the
Sitk Purse Arts Centre in West
Vancouver. Musician and author
Brock Tully will talk about ways to
gel in touch with the simplicity of
life, story, song and reminiscence.
The lecture runs from 10:30 a.m. to
noon, and costs $8 per person (pre-
registered), or $10 at the door. To
pre-register, call 980-6180, or drop
into the centre at 1570 Argyle Ave.,
West Vancouver.

MOUNTAIN NATURE PRO-
GRAM... Lynn Headwaters region-
al park will be hosting a “Mountian
Wildflowers and Herbs” outdoor
nature prograni for adults and teens
from | to 3 pom. on Saturday,
June 18, Participants will seareh
for the fresh colors of columbine,
salmonberries and liquorice-root
ferns, and discover easy identifica-
tion techniques. Park naturalists
will also guide a scenic walk along
a level creekside trail in search of
blossoms and tree bark used in
medicines.

The GVRD-sponsored program
costs $5 per person, and advanced
registration is required. ‘To register

with Visa or Mastercard, call 432-
6359 betweea 8 ain and 4 pom.
Monday to Friday.

COMMUNITY DAY PARADE...
Kerrisdale Camera's West
Vancouver store has over 200 pic-
tures of the recent West Vancouver
Community Day parade, and is
offering a free picture if you can
spot yourself enjoying the parade.
Store manager Derek Bell says: the
“Pick you Pie from our Pix” contest
has become aa annual event at the
store, located at 1564 Marine Dr.,
West Vancouver.

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LIONS GATE CROSSING
PUBLIC INFORMATION DISPLAY
AT PARK ROYAL SOUTH

Interested in the future of the Lions Gate Crossing?

Information panels and backpround inforoiation on Options
for the rehabilfation or replacerent of the bians Gate Bridge
ate Conveniently on display at Park Royal South trom
Tuesday May 24 to Werlnesday June 29.

The display will be staffed Monday through Friday fron

1 noon to 2 pa. and an weekends fram E2 noon to 4d pn,
Forms are available for visitors to the taformation Display ta
register their opinions and Comments as parlor the extensive
Public Involvement Program now being carried out by the
Ministry of Transportation ancl flighways.

Information may also be obtained at

LIONS GATE CROSSING PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE
#122 Denman Mall
1030 Denman Street, Vancouver V6G 2M6.
Phone 683-0560 0 Fax 683-2492
Hours: Mon. Wed, bE noon +f pan,
thurs. Pri, 12 noon - 8 pan

Province of
British Columbia
i Ministry of Transportation
and Highways
Hon, Jackie Pement, Minister