B8-Wednesday, Jane 18, 1980 - North Shore News

what's going Or

this week
Wednesday, June 18 and
June 20 -- Break-making
with Bosch Kitchen
Machine. Cook’s Nook -

1011 Park Royal South at
10:30 a.m.

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Wednesday, June 18 -- Miss
North Shore Crowning at
Capilano Mall. The
crowning of Miss North
Shore will be held at
Capilano Mall Wednesday,
at 7:30 p.m. The reigning

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Early Bird 7 15pm Regular 7 45pm

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BYLAW

Phe Corporation of the Distiaect of

North Vancouver will hold a Public bearing under the
provisions of the Municipal Actin the Muni ipal Hall
355 West Quecas Road North Vancouver B ¢ on
Monday June JOth 1980 Commencing ot ' IS pom to

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North Vancouver

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Distr th ot 2008 Plan b/OL?

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Kesidential Zome 2 (Rr) ) to the Putvtys
Assemtbty Zone (PAIN part of tn while

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Muntctpal Hall between the
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Miss North Shore, Karen
Fircus, will be in attendance
to crown Miss North Shore

1980. The public is invited to
attend.
Wednesday, June 18 --

Women’s Canadian Club of
Vancouver, Annual
Dominion Day Luncheon, at
Pacific Ballroom Hotel
Vancouver, 12:30 p.m.
Guest speaker Senator
Therese Casgrain will speak
on “Canada’s Future is Our
Concern.” The Senator is

the Women of
eDec in the “Non” vote for
the Referendum.

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Wednesday, June 18 -- at
3:30 p.m. Children’s films
from the National Film
Board ’ “Tchou-Tchou” and
“The Sand Castle” at the
West Vancouver Memorial
Library. Admission is free.
Everyone welcome!

Wednesday, June 18 --
Annual Mecting - North
Shore Volunteer Action
Centre, Klee Wyck. 120
Keith Rd., West Vancouver,
3:00 p.m. Strawberry Tea,
brief business meeting &
program “Volunteer Ser-
vices on the North Shore for

Wocdwards

CORRECTION
The North Shore News.
Sunday June 15, 1980
Page A21 Ardmona Pears
should have read 14 fl oz
tin Ardmona Peaches and

Pears in Syrup are not
availabie
Woodwards apologizes

to its customers tor any in
convenience this error may
have caused

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New Immigrants & How Can
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Wednesday, June 18, -- final
spring meeting of the North
Van Association for
Children with Learning

Disabilities at 8:00 p.m., at ©

Curriculum Service Centre,

135 W. 12th, North Van-
couver.”
Wednesday, June 18 --

Religous Studies Committee
will meet at 4:15 p.m., Room
210, 1811 West 16th Ave.,
Vancouver to plan a Con-
ference on Religious Studies
for the fall. We need your
input. Sponsored by
Canadian Ecumenial Action.

Wednesday, June 18- Silver
Harbour Centre's Annual
General Meeting and
election of officers and
conveners will be held at the
Centennial Theatre, 23rd &
Lonsdale, at 1:30 p.m. Only
paid-up members may vote,
so make sure your mem-
bership is current.

Thursday, June 19 -- Native
Awareness Group will meet
at 6:00 p.m. at the home of
Ida Vyse: 4614 West 5th
Ave., Vancouver. This a
potluck supper, sponsored
by the Canadian Ecumenical
Action.

Tharsday, Jane 19 --
Chaimers United Church
Choir under the direction of
Alfred W. Chard will present
a Healey Willan Concert
featuring compositions by
one of Canada’s foremost
composers and  organists
1980 marks the centenary of
his birth AT 730 p.m. at
Chaimers Church, {2th &
Hemlock, Vancouver

Thereday, Junc 19 --
Women's Aglow Luncheon,
The Avalon Hotel, 11 30
am. .RSVP. 929.1040
Baby sittung availabic

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Tharsday, Jane 19
Presentation House's art
gallery on the North Shore ts
hosting an exhibition cn
uded “Camels” with Neville
West as the featured artist
The cahibition will run from
June 19th unl July Oth
Neville West spent a year in
Northern Afmea where he
produced a wide range of
drawings, sengraphs, and
Ithographs focusing on the
image of the camel

The calnbition wall also
display a collecthon of ttems
such as
a ulptures

ornaments and
relating to the

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Municipal Act

Pa) West 14th Street
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THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
BY-LAW 5272
Highway Closing and Exchange
By-law, 1980
(Vicinity of Forbes and Esplanade Avenues)

NOTICE THAT pursuant to Secon S74 of the
the © ounmeal of

Nonth Vancouver intends by By law 8272 to dispose of
a certain portion of bighway un Dastret Lot 2’) oan
eachange for lands mentioned in the said by law to be
vested in bles Mayesty The Queen in the Right of the
Province Of British Columbia for highway pret preones

By law Ne 82 2 and plan of the proposed tighway
chosing andecachange may tbe taspeeted atthe City Hall
hurting ce gba offi e beers

City ball

KW WATSON CEDYOCLERA

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“Rummage _ Sale’,
Films”, ‘‘Seminar
Parents”, etc.

camel theme. This will
include a six foot “rocking”
camel designed with adults
in mind. Opening night
promises to be an event in
itself. Everyone is welcome!

For more information
please call Bob Gribling at
986-1351.

Saturday, Jume 21 -- Unity
Church North Shore.
Rummage Sale, Rockland
Park - top of Lonsdale. 10:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Elec. sew.
mach., skis, pictures, lamps,
plants, etc.

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Saturday, Jume 2) -- Com.
munity Dance Brooksbank
School, 980 E 13th, N. Van
8:30 p.m. to }:00 a.m Door
prizes, raffle) $5.00 per
couple, full bar For uckets
call 987-1061 of 985-4962

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Saturday, Jume 21 = --
Coq. Chapter of Parents
Without Partners will be
holding a dance at 9:00 pm.
to 1:00 am in the Cen-
tennial Room, Coq Rec
Centre, 620 Posmter Strect,
Coquidam, BC Our band
for thi month will be
“Prophecy” Door and spot
dance prizes. midnight
snack Gucsts and members
welcome

The

Saterday, Jane 21 --
400 pm

“Meet Chief
Ibay oat the Nosth Van
couver Civic Centre. 14th
and Lonsdale On the plaza,
North Vancouver
Library is

2 00 to
FOLK FEST

Dan George

City
Sponsonny a
Native Arts and Crafts Fair
There will be an Incdhan
fashion show and an address

by Chct Dan Georg-

The Corporation of

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“Children's
for Single

Saturday, June 21 ~-- 11:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; 5:00 p.m.
to 7:00 p.m. Canadian
author ELIZABETH
BROCHMANN of North
Vancouver will be
autographing copies of her
novel “What's the Matter,
Girl?” published by Harper
& Row (in Canada, Fit-
zhenry & Whiteside) dt the
WRITER'S DEN, 3164
Edgemont Blyd.,N.V.

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upcoming

Sunday, June 22 -- 2:00 p.m.
Canadian author ELIZA-
BETH BROCHMANN of
North Vancouver will be
reading sclections from her
recently published novel
“What's the Matter, Girl?”
(Harper & Row, Fitzhenry &
Whiteside) at Presentation
House

Sanday, Jume 22 -- 8:00 p.m.
Canadian author ELIZA-
BETH BROCHMANN of
North Vancouver will be
giving a dramatic rcading of
sclections from her novel
“What's the Matter, Girl?”
recently published = by
Harper & Row (in Canada,
Fitzheary & Whiteside) and
from her other works at the
Deep Cove Stage

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Sanday, lume 22 -- The
Vancouver Rose Suciely ts
holding its Jist Annual Rose
Show at 8 00 p m at the Van
Dusen Botanical Gardens.
Vth and Oak St,

couver

Van
The theme for thts
year’s show ts “The Rose tn
Song” The show will be
opened at i! 00 am = There
is ample parking and ad
mission is one dollar

and/or attractions offered:
films or shows; names of speakers,
phone number for information; etc.

example: merchandise

title of

Sanday, June 22 -- Garage
Sale, 1785 Peters Rd., North
Van. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
All proceeds go in aid of
26th Brownies Camp Fund.
(Wed. June 18 and Sun. June
22).

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Sunday, Jume 22 -- “Victory
Picnic” Seylynn Park. Noon
al? Entertainment, “Free”
hotdogs - ice cream, cold
drinks for the kids - BB2 will

be ready - everyone
welcome. Save the park
committec.

Sunday, June 22 -- 7:00 p.m.
the INTERFAITH HOME
SOCIALS will be in Rich-
mond, Vancouver, Burnaby
and the North Shore. Over a
cup of tea or coffee persons
of different faiths can share
an understanding of cach
other's = faith. Phone
Ecumenical Action 736-
1613, if you plan to attend
any of these socials

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Sanday, June 22 -- China
Fricndship Fair, 2:00 to 5-00
p-m. at the Swedish Hall.

1320 East Hasting St.
Vancouver. Tickets $3.
children $1 Learn to wrap

Won Ton, paper fold, play
Chinese games. sce cxhibits
and slide show. Tickets
available at China Arts and
Crafts, 33 Hast Hastings
Street, Vancouver, BC
Sponsored by the Canada
China Friendship
Associaton of Vancouver

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Tuceday, Jume 24 The
Annual Gencral Mecting
ahd clection of officers of
the North Shore Crisis
Services Society, will be held
at 7 3 pm ain the Fireside
Room at Highlands Unatted

Church, WSS) Kdgemont

SUMMER STUDIO OF THE ARTS

Four week Pottery Workahop

with
Gordon Hutchens
well known BC potter

1/7 dally sessions beginning

Tuesday, June 24th
FEE $175 00
(includes Materials)

For information call. 986-1911 Local 321