y, February
Y* 300 Keith Road,
Wvan. Audition -for two
lays, 7:30 p.m. W. Van
ittle. Theatre needs seven
wome cand six men for one
t plays “Canadian Gothic
and. “Eros at Breakfast’.
Info.. 987-9086. .
Monday, February 9 -- The
Canadian Bridge Federation
4s holding. charity games
during 1981 for the benefit of
the Canadian . Diabetes
Association (CDA) At 7:15
p.m., the Seycove Bridge
club will be holding their
charity game at Seycove

Community School, 1204
Caledonia, North Van-
couver.

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“Monday, February 9 -- The
West .Vancouver Band

Association is celebrating its

$0th anniversary this year
and is introducing a new
dimension in saund, A Teen-_
age Beginners’ Band will
begin this month. All high-
school would-be musicians
re welcome to join — no
experience necessary; the
new.,band will meet every
Monday {starting Feb. 9) and
Wednesday, 4-5':p.m., at
Irwin<:Park' School Band
Room;*:Join the Band «in
parades parties, tours, end
concerts; “For: more ‘in-
formation,’ call the Music:
507 Jeff Kenyon 876-

Monday, February 9 --
Auditions = Deep Cove
Stage will

a comedy by Richard Harris
— February 9 and 10.
Auditions ‘will start at 7:30

at the -Deep Cove
Community Hall. 2151
Panorama Drive. For info.,
call Sharon at 929-4401.

oon

Monday, February 9 -
Rockcrafters Guild of North
Vancouver meeting at &
pm. at Queen Mary

‘

Community School, 230 W.,
Keith Road, N. Van. (Please
enter by North door.) Micro-
mounting: Stan Johnson, will
speak on micromounting
specimens,

and examine

be holding. |
auditions for “Outside Edge”

with microscopes to vi

. crystals, etc. Visitors most —

welcome.

Tuesday, February 10 --
Parents without Partners, St.
Andrew's Church, 1044 St.
George's St., § pm. Regular
bi-monthly meeting.

Speaker: Hildi Wolfish,

Topic: Understanding your
Dreams: An Introduction.

All single parents welcome.

Tuesday, ‘February 10 --
Truth Rebekah Lodge
Meeting, St. John’s

_ Memorial hall, 8:00 pm; 220

W, 13th St., Valentine Party
and Penny Bingo.

Tuesday, February 10 -- W.
Van. Community . Arts
‘Council General Members.
Meeting to be held at Klee
Wyck, 200 Keith Road,
W.Van. at 7:30 p.m. Ex-
citing plans for cultural
events and Arts Festival '81
participate in our
brainstorming session. All
members and interested
public most welcome.
ou @

Tuesday, February 10 --
Food—Fitness—Fads will be
the focus of a lecture-
workshop given by Jean
Thompson of Action B.C. at
Capilano Elementary
School, 1230 W. 20th St., N

Van, at 7:30 p.m. Thompson
is a nutritionist with ex-

tensive credentials in areas

of food for growing children
and for _improving adult

Fine Art Dealer

826-2615

The Cutty Sark

687 Howe Street

(HARRISON GALLERIES:

2022 Park Royal, South Mall, @
Upper Level, West Vancouver, {17

8" x 10” Oll on copper
John Bentham Dinsdale |

2032 Granville Street, 732-6217, 732-0011

health’ and performances.
Sponsored: by * Ca
School Council * °
Tuesday, February 10 -
Coping with Cancer Group

topic. for. discussion —
“Chemotherapy” Lions. Gate
Hospital, Private Dining
Room off the Terrace |
Cafeteria — 15th Street .

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entrance, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Open to anyone interested to

share experiences,
problems, fears about
cancer.

Wednesday, February 11 --
Hollyburn Gospel Chapel,
1403 Duchess Ave., W. Van.
Ladies Coffee Hour 10:30 -

683-0014, 681-2817 |

ther

TRAVEL TRAINING CENTRE

Ste. 2°1663 Pemberton Ave.
North Venoouver, B.C.
Tet: 0646-2221

- ACHILD
NEEDS YOU

Foster parent(s), preferrably with eome peychiatrio,
nursing or medical experience, are required for a &
year old boy. He has major physical, intellectual and
visual handicaps and needs total care.
foster parents will be offered the opportunity for
training In meeting this child’a particular needs.
Special ratea for his care can be negotiated. For tur-
information contact
Sheila Lonegren.,

(987-6117)
Minlatry of
Human Resources.

Hor. Wa nd s Upper
Levels avy. at 41:00 a.m. -

Wednesday, February i} oe

North’: Shore Historica]
Society, Place: Carisbrooke
Elementary School, 7:00 -
9:00 p.m: ‘a slide presen-
tation “by Tony: Kapusta of

North - Vancouver High.

School “A Look: at.its Past”.
Everyone is. welcome. For

info., phone 984-9849 or or :

988-1816,

aes

Thursday, ‘February 12 o
Detectives you may have
missed, W. Van Memorial
Library, 7 - 9 p.m. Helen
Moore, former head of
North Van City Library will
share her knowledge of
mystery novels. She is a fan
and collector’ of detective
stories. - ne

wae.

Thursday, February. 12- St.
Valentine’s.:
St. Stephens

Day. Special
Luncheon
Bingo, 24th: -and Mountain.

: Mrs. Hwy., Early bird at 11:00 being

»Good, -

meet ‘them at re ateeeed
_ Children’s Farm. Tuesday. to
~ Sunday'10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 405
Seymour’-River Place, N.
Van. Farm phone: 929-5610,
tours: 987-2622

Ongoing - 15th S.A.

Brownie Pack welcomes all
girls ages 6-9 yrs, to join in
the recreation and rewards

‘Lon ? ig.
6:30: See you there! Call
_BBE-SOHD OF EN SISE

“We-meet.: thie.

wes

‘Ongoing, a. North “Shore
“Ballroom | “Dance: ‘Club -
Thursday ‘ovenings. B:30 -

10;30:p. Highisnds
-Communi 3150
Colwoo “NVan,
membership | $8.00

couple. For. info. call 987-
2068. .

PUBLIC: NOTICE” °

: assist the public.

over.

Public.

BAG

Sultable -

within the District.

Street, North Vancouver.

New Life at 986-4395

day.

prior to any approvals.

TO RESIDENTS OF.

THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
The District's Inside and Outside Workers are-on
Strike and the following information is published to

ENGINEERING SERVICES |
Emergencies involving District sérvices. of. public
_ utilities should be reported immediately ‘by telephoning
’ 987-7133 at any time, day or night.

Non-emergency problems will be dealt with when
"possible but may have to be deferred until the strike Is

GARBAGE COLLECT ION ae
There will be no garbage collection. service during
the strike, however, the Premier Street. Landfill is open
seven days a week from 8:00 A.M>to 5: 00: P.M.. Tor

- garbage disposal by the public. ..”

The Landfill is being picketed by striking workers
who may speak to peopie entering the Landfill but.they
‘do not have the legal tight to prevent entranc by. the .

. 2 For.those who ‘do. riot wish to cross the pick it line,
that ‘waste which.cannot be otherwise'.disposed ‘of
should be stored in.tightly covered containere of plastic
“bags on their property. Please note that itis an offence,
_under Bylaw 5287, to dump. garbage at’ ‘any: location
other than at the-Premier Street Landfill as directed:
The provisions of Bylaw 6287 will: be: enforced
whenever necessary to prevent unauthorized dumping

NEWSPAPER

RECYCLING COLLECTION
. The weekly collection of newspaper for recycling
will continue during the strike and residents are asked
to leave such material (NEWSPAPER ONLY, PLEASE!)
at thelr usual collection location on the pick-up days

shown on their garbage collection calendar.
Other recyclable waste such as cardboard, glass
bottles or jars and metal containers will be accepted at
the New Life Recycling Depot at 1628 Columbia

For additional information on recycling telephone

PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS

Any outstanding accounts such as Taxes, Water or
Trade Licences, may be paid at the Municipal Hall, 365
West Queens Road, North Vancouver, which ie open to
the public from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., Monday to Fri-

BUILDING
DEPARTMENT SERVICES
Applications for Building Permits will continue to be
accepted and will be processed as soon as possibie.
There will however, be delays in issuing permite due to
our short staff situation. All work must be inspected

Certification of electrical, gas and plumbing work
under permits, esued prior to the strike will be ao-
cepted for Interim approval. Such work will be subject
to Inspection following the end of the strike, .

We regret to say that electrical, gas and plumbing
permits Cannot be issued until after the strike.

SNOW AND ICE CONTROL

The District's enow clearing and eating capabilities

In the event of freezing or snow conditions are severely
limited by the strike. Residents are advised to exercise
extreme caution when travelling under such conditions.
Should there be a snowfall, other than a very minor
one, chains will be required on vehicles if they are to
travel safely on the streets, Those who will need to
travel under such conditione should consider the
availability of chains for their use.

HW Eglieaton
Municipal Clerk