30 - Wednesday, January 21, 1987 — North Shore News

SURO ee Re

THE NORTH Shore Chamber
Music Society will present a selec-
tion of favorites for strings at its
next concert scheduled for Jan. 23
at Centennial Theatre.

Under the direction of Philippe
Etter, best known as violist with
the Purcell Quartet, the orchestra
has developed a repertoire from
Mozart to Mahler.

The Jan. 23 performance will
also include works by Handel,
Janacek and Percy Grainger. Har-
pist Heidi Krutcen will join in for
Gustave Mahler’s Adagietto.

Tickets are $3.50 each and will
be available at the door. Adimis-
sion price for students and seniors
is $2.50 and there is no charge for
children under 12.

Wanting to sell a car, a truck, a motorcycle, an RV or a carnper?
Here’s some important news that will put cash in your pocket and

Lecture a smile on your face.
respond S INTRODUCING news CLASSIFIED

to loss

WHEN YOU lose someone you
love, you sometimes fee! over-
whelmed by grief, loneliness and
fear. -

North Shore Family Services is
sponsoring a one-night lecture,
Responding to Loss, on Thursday,
Jan. 22 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The
fee is $8.

Also, a six-week support group,
Grieving and Loss, will begin
Thursday, Jan. 29 from 7:30 to 10
p-m. The fee is $40.

Group leader Jessica Easton will
work with the group to provide
both personal support and
understanding of the grief process.

North Shore Family Services is
located at #303 - 126 E. 15th Street
in North Vancouver. For more in-
formation call Claudia Webber at
988-5281."

days dollars

® Private party advertisers only

@ All Automotive Classifications Starred in Index
¢ Must be consecutive insertions

@ No changes, no refunds for early cancellations

+
‘

ia)