Oct. 13--Kit Pearson, author of The
Daring Game and A Handful of Time,
talks to students. Interested adults wel-
come. Capilano Library. 2 p.m.

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Oct. 13--Full Gospel Businessmen's
Fellowship [International luncheon.
Pantry Restaurant, 13th and Lonsdale.
Noon. All men welcome. $5, Info:
988-3431 or 985-1922.

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Oct, 13--Financial planning for women
seminar, W.V. Rec Centre, 780-22nd
St. 1-3:30 p.m. Info: 926-3266.

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Oct. 13--Starting a Catering business

seminar. W.V. Rec Centre, 780-22nd

St. 7:30-9 p.m. Info: 926-3266.
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Oct. 84-Pressed flower workshop.
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E. 22nd
St., N.V. 1-3 p.m. Available to those
55 and up. Register: 980-2474,

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Oct. 16, 15 and 16--Grand opening of
N.S, Christian Centre. 1400 Sutherland
Ave., N.V. Friday: Nostalgia Night 7
p.m. Saturday: pancake breakfast 7-10
a.m.; open house 2-4 p.m.; gospel con-
cert.7 p.m. Sunday: Discovering Jesus
presentation with Doug Morrison and
NSCC Singers 6:30 p.m.
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Oct, 15--50 family garage and bake
sale. Cleveland School, 1255 Eldon,
N.V. 9 a.m.-noon, Adults 50¢, children
free.

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Oct. 15--Rummage sale. W.V. Presby-
terian Church, 29th and Marine. 9

a.m.-noon.
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Oct. 15--Step Families: From Surviving
to Thriving. N.S. Family Services,
303-126 E. 1Sth St., N.V. 10 a.m.-4
p.m. Info: 988-5281. .

Oct. 15--N.V. Capilano Social Credit
buffet breakfast. Cheers Restaurant. 9
a.m, Speaker: John Jansen, Minister of
International Business and Immigra-
tion, Everyone welcome.

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Oct. 15--Never Put Off: Procrastina-
tion. Lucas Centre, 2132 Hamilton

Balmy Berth at Caulfeild for
Old Sea-Dog and Heroine

The year was 1909; the treach-
erous waters into the tiny and
remote Port of Vancouver must
be navigated. Captain Frank Ket-
tle was the Pilot's Assistant
charged with the task of putting
ilots on board incoming ships
in fair or foul weather. .
The peripatetic captain and his
wife Mary had travelled far and
wide in the glorious days of sail.
Finding a balmier berth in Caul-
feild, the two decided to turn
fandlubbers and ran the com-
munity’s first General Store and
Post Office. It soon became the
village information centre
where news and views were
exchanged.
The Kettles would approve of to-
day’s village with lots more
places to exchange news and
views: Starbuck's is a congenial
spot where David Desormeaux
provides you with excellent cof-
fee. Or you could stop by
Pastameli's and taste some of
Bruce Meli’s fresh pasta. Mrs.
Kettle would have been
delighted by the convenient
hours Rosemary Woods keeps at
the General Store. And Captain
Kettle would have been pleased
with the wide selection of
movies available through Parissa
Imani of West Coast Video.
Of course, Captain and Mrs. Ket-
tle would be further amazed to
know that you can now fly to Mr.
Caulfeild’s London in a matter of
hours. It's equally amazing that
you may win a return trip for two
jo England via British Airways
simply by entering the draw at
Caulfeild Village.
The world's favourite airline has
given two business class tickets
(worth $6,600)... and the vil-
lagers have chipped in $900
spending money. At Caulfeild Vil-
lage, the spirit of the community-
minded Kettles lives on today.

Ave., N.V. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Info: 988-
5281.

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Get. 15 and 22--National coaching cer-
ification program. N.S. Neighbour-
hood House. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 pm.
Coaches for 6-12 year age group.

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Oct. 15--Gigantic 12th annual flea
market. Highlands United Church,
3255 Edgemont Blvd., N.V. 10 a.m.-3
p.m.

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Oct. 15--CPR-C level course for health
care professionals. W.V. YMCA, 1735
Inglewood Ave. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Bring
bag lunch. Info: 926-5541.

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Oct. 15--Outdoor survival for ages 10-
14. W.V. Rec Centre, 780-22nd St. 9:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. Runs 3 Saturdays.
Focus on hiking in N.S. area, including
discussions, preparation, actual hiking.
Info: 926-3266.

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Oct. 16--Register now for Red. Cross
babysitting course. Runs for 7 weeks,
Saturdays from 1-2:30 p.m. starting

Oct. 29. N.S. Winter Club. Info: 985-
4135,

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Oct. 16--N.V. Rec Centre hike to Han-
negan Pass, Baker Area. Leader: Mar-
tina 435-8174, Elevation gain 700 m.
Round trip 26 km, Meet at N.V. Rec
Centre parking lot at 7:30 a.m.

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Oct. 16 and 23--Learn to make
Christmas pinecone wreaths. N.S,
Neighbourhood house. 9:30 a.m.-1:30
p.m,

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Oct. 16--Purchase tickets now for

Oktoberfest celebration happening Oct.
22 at 8 p.m. St. Pius X Parish Hall,
1150 Indian River Dr. Refreshments,
food, live band. $12 per person. Tick-
ets available on pre-sold basis only.
Call Beth Darby 929-7190.

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Oct. 17--Red Cross blood donor clinic.

LGH, Medical Day Centre, 200 E. 15th

St., N.V. 2-8 p.m.
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Oct. 17--Finaacial Planning for

Women seminar. Presented by People’s

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Law School and W.V. Library. Semi-
nar Rm., W.Y. Library, [950 Marine
Dr. 7-9 p.m, Info: 926-3291.

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Oct. 17--Lecture on aspects of Waldorf
School curriculum. Vancouver Waldorf
School, 2725 St. Christophers Rd.,
N.V. 8 p.m. First in a series of 6 free
lectures on consecutive Mondays. Info:
985-7435,
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Oct. 17 and 24-Learn tarot card
reading. N.S. Neighbourhood House.
7:30-9:30 p.m.

Oct. 17--Orff/Kodaly music lessons for

preschoolers. Eagle Harbour Centre,

5575 Marine Dr., W.V. Mondays to

Dec, 12, Three levels. Info: 921-7425,
nat

Oct. 17--Penticton Retirement Centre

‘Tuneagers,’ much travelled group of

seniors, will be at Kiwanis Lynn

Manor, 2555 Whiteley Ct., N.V. 2 p.m.
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Oct. 17--Juniper Tree Puppets adult
puppetry course. Theme: Intro to his-
tory of puppetry as healing art for
children. Look at autumn puppet
shows and hands-on workshop. Spon-
sored by Waldorf School, 2725 St.

Christophers Rd., N.V. 8-10 p.m. Cost
$6. Info: Susan Down 929-7051,
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Oct. 18--Red Cross blood donor clinic.
LGH, Medical Day Centre, 200 E. 15th
St., N.V. 2-8 p.m.
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Oct. 18--Color in Your Home: Heidi
Holmer, design consultant, shows how
to use color to good effect in choosing
decor. Lynn Valley Library. 7:30 p.m.
Free, but limited seating.

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