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COMMUNITY BULLETIN B

North Shore News
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Terry Fox Run fast approaches

CHAMBER HOLDS TALK...
Expo 86 consultant Bob Griffiths
speaks at the West Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce's next break-
fast meeting, 7:30 a.m., Tuesday,
Sept. 13, at Peppi’s Restaurant in
Dundarave. Griffiths owns and oper-
ates a consulting and project man-
agement company, which serves the
tourism, leisure and service indus-
tries. His talk, “Opportunity and
Challenges for Community
Tourism,” is open to the public. For
info or reservations, call 926-6614.

.., MUSEUM SEEKS VOLUN-
TEERS... Participate in behind-the-
scenes explorations and insightful
talks by leading museum workers.
West Vancouver Museum and
Archives has scheduled a program

with the North and West Vancouver
Muscums, To run three consecutive
Mondays, starting Monday, Sept.
19, from | to 4 p.m.. “Exploring
Museums: Our Past, Your Future”
will be held at the Lucas Centre,
2132 Hamilton Ave., North
Vancouver.

FACILITATORS NEEDED...
Help kick butts. The Canadian
Cancer Society seeks volunteers to
work with its Fresh Start quit smok-
ing program. The first training ses-
sion for volunteer facilitators will be
held Saturday, Sept. 24. Interested
persons should phone the society at
872-4400 in advance of that date to
schedule an interview.

West Vancouver Recreation Centre
is going on safari. In celebration of
the International Year of the Family.
the rec centre will hold a “Family
Safari,” next Sunday, Sept. 18, from
10 a.m. to | p.m. This free event fea-
tures hip-hop line dancing, safari ani-
mal clay creations and a bouncing
baboon trampoline ciass. Children’s
entertainer Joey Hanlon will lead a
chorus of jungle songs. For more
information, call 926-3266.

FOX RUN APPROACHES... The
I4th-annual Terry Fox Run takes
place across the country next
Sunday, Sept. 18. To participate in
the North Shore leg of the run, 8:50-
1} am., pick up a pledge sheet at
any North Shore branch of the Royal
Bank of Canada. Phone |-800-665-
8369 for more information.

PUBLIC INFORMATION |

GVRD Hollyburn Relief Sewer Project

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and Restoration of
the Centennial Seawalk

The Greater Vancouver Regional! District invites you
to drop by our information booth located on the West
Vancouver Centennial Seawalk and learn more about our
proposed project to upgrade sewers in the area which will
result in enhancements to the existing seawalk and area
landscaping.

Public information Booth

The information booth will be open on
the seawalk near 19th Street on:

for anyone interested in volunteering JOIN THE ADVENTURE... The
Thursday, September [5 — noon to 7 p.m.

Friday, September | 6 — 7 a.m. to noon
Saturday, September 17 — noon to 7 p.m.

This is your opportunity to review the draft design
plans and ask questions of the GVRD and West
Vancouver Parks staff who are involved in the project. If
you cannot visit the information booth, but would like to
ask a question or make a comment, please contact:

Marg Latham, Project Engineer 436-6990 or

Erik Lees, West Vancouver Parks Dept. 922-121

How You Study Is Our Business.

For more information call
1-800-663-9711
fn the Lower mainland call 431-3300

Or At Night... Or By Computer!

The Open Learning Agency offers a wide range of post
secondary courses and a variery of ways to study. Your
courses may include Knowledge Network television
broadcasts, telephone tutors, evening classroom tutorials
of computer. conferencing, Most courses are transferable
to other B.C. colleges and universities.

What You Study Is Your Business.
Administrative Studies, Arts, Business, Dental Assisting,
English, Fine Art, French, {listory, Nurse Refresher,

B Political Science, Psychology, Spanish, Science, Social
Service Worker and Suciology. ,

Greater
Vancouver
Regional

District

Creating Our Future: Steps To-A More Livable Region

CYPEN LEARNING
AGENCY

Choices In Education Now.

Join The Fun!

Team Up Today!

Form a team of up to 8 Relay participants and

join us for live entertainment, great food and a

whole lot of fun at the 2nd Annual Lions Gate

Hospital 9¢1¢1 Relay!

* Choose Leisure or Competitive Division.

* Special categories and prizes for Youth, Seniors
and Corporate Teams.

Collect pledges for Lions Gate Hospital's
Emergency Department and you can receive
valuable gifts.

Prizes include: Cappuccino Machines, Fleece
Jackets, Grouse Mountain Ski Passes, Indiglo
Triathlon Watches and more! (see your Relay
brochure for more details)

PLUS, with every $50 raised, your name will be Register Now!
entered into our GRAND PRIZE draw fora

fabulous four night Baja Mexico Cruise for rwo. Pick up a Lions Gate Hospital 9¢1°1 Relay

registration form at:

* Lions Gate Hospital Foundation Office,
231 East 15th Street, North Vancouver.

* North Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale Avenue.

* Any North Shore Bank of Montreal.

¢ Any North Shore Cruise Holidays.

Form a Youth Team (18 years & under) and you
have a chance to win the Top Youth Fundraising
Prize —- eight Grouse Mountain Family Friday
Ski passes (up to $2000 value).

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Special Thanks to: District of West Vancouver * City of North Vancouver © District of North Vancouver

Sunday Sept. 25, 1994 * Ambleside Park ° West Vancouver

For More Info Call: 984 . 5/82 2

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