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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Compiled by Layne Christensen

Community Bulletin Board is v free service
.. provided for non-profit groups. Please fax
a press release for your community event to
985-2104, The News tries to ensure items
<' pppear In the paper at least once befors the
event takes place, but space constraints
may Ilmit the number of submiasions
‘" printed, For guaranteed publication con-
'. tact classified (986-6222) or display a adver-
tising (986-05) 1).

SENIORS’ TRIP. West
Vancouver Seniors’ Activity Centre,

- 695 21st St, has organized a trip to
“: view.the Arts Club Theatre produc-

‘tion of Five ‘Guys Named Moe on
Monday, July 3, 6:45-11 p.m. For
more information, phone 926-4375.

KIDS’. CAMPS... North’ Shore
Neighbourhood House,.225 E, 2nd.
-St.. North Van, starts its. popular

“-,, Summer day camps for kids July 4.’
The program runs Monday through

‘ Friday, 9. a.m.-4:-p.m. to Aug. 25.
Childcare

_ Subsidies; from ” the

Ministry of Social Services can be
applied to duy-camp fees, For more
information, phone 987-8138,

SPORTS CAMPS... Seycove
Community Centre, 1204 Caledonia
Ave., North Van, is offering summer
camps and sports camps for kids
Monday through Friday in July and
August. Register now for moming,

- afternoon’ or full-day sessions - by

phoning 929-7981.

PARK: ART... West Vancouver
Parks and Recreation presents Arts
in Action, a Saturday morning drop-

in program designed for young chil-
_ dren and their parents to work on art

activities together. The’ sessions,
starting Saturday, July 8, are to

-take place between 10 am. and.
“noon at John Lawson Park, {7th

Street and Argyle, West Van.. In
inclement weather, the program will
be moved to the Sitk Purse, 1570
Argyle Ave. For: more information
and a complete schedule of events,
phone 925-3605.

“MERCHANDISE
: SIZES INFANT TO SIXTEEN
1465, BELLEVUE AVE, WEST VANCOUVER
926-8737

* ORTH vacontt :
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION] ”

Awarded

Every year students graduating from high schools in North
‘Vancouver, .: through’: their academic “qualifications,
‘citizenship, and intention to-cnrol ina teacher education
program, qualify for almost $10, 000 worth of scholarships
provided by the public school teachers of North Vancouver.
‘North Vancouver Teachers’, Association members
congratulate, the following thirteen grade 12 graduates:
“who .are each a ‘recipient - of the $750 NVTA Teacher.
Education Scholarship.
- Argyle Secondary School:
“Aly Alibhai, Catherine Mcintosh, -
Amy Strilchuk
i ee Graham Secondary School: fed
“Se Lindsay Brown, Emma Campbel,
oa “Stacey Lloyd-Jones © oon
Handovonh Secondary School:
: Amman Sidi, Sarah Wells, -
: : Seycove Secondary School: : 4
» ) Sarah Schmidt. \
: Sutherland Secondary. School: |
Tamara Smits th, Arézoo Bonakdarpour

PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING

iA mixed-use (retail ¢ & residential) development is being proposed for the property at:

3089 Edgemont Boulevard

and you are invited to join

Sugar Bow! Holdings Lrd. |

at a meeting to discuss the project:

Date: July 5, 1995
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Auditorium, Highlands United Church .
3255, Edgemont Boulevard
North Vancouver, B. C.

WOODMNE ORE

FOGEMONI BOULEVARD

HIGHANDE BOULEVARD

NEWMARKEL/ DEIWT.

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Formal Presentation to begin at 7: 30 pm,

The project includes 12 apartment units on two floors above a ground-level retail floor. On-site park- "
ing for 40 cars is provided with 9 parking stalls ar grade off the lane and 31 stalls ina below grade parkade.

The meeting is being held by the applicant in compliance with District of North Vancouver Council”
policy. The applicanc will present details of the proposal and discuss any concerns residents 1 may have. |

Information packages are being distributed to- ‘residents within 350 m of the: site. if: you would like to ..:
receive a copy or if you.would like mare information, contact the Planning Department a at 987-7131 or.
Tyke Babalos at 922-8463 or bring your questions and comments to the meeting. : .

This is not a Public Hearing, Council will réceive a report from Staff c on issues, Taised at tthe meeting Aad
will formally consider the proposal at a later date. es ;

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‘Car + breakdowns can. make you an easy target, at any time of year.’ “Thanks .

. to a little booklet given to us by the friendly folks at Speedy Muffler: we were

able to produce this contest. We'hope to remind you of ‘al. the things, you.
can do to make this summer a safer_one. - The answers to the questions are.
hidden throughout the Summer Car Care feature. To enter, please. fillin the
‘blanks, and send or drop of your copy. to the North ‘Shore: News. before.

. July 14, 1995. Good luck and have a safe summer.

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1. Why when leaving your car should you put your seat forward?

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2. What is the best way to ward off danger?

3. Before getting into your car its a good idea to circle it. » Why?

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/ 5. Name three’ good safety items you should have in your car.

6. 5, When walking t to your car rwhere should your keys be?

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