NEWS photo Mike Wakefieid

A fair for the season

ALEX and mom Clare Stedman are all set for North
Lonsdale United Church's annual Candy Cane Fair,
which runs Saturday, Nov. 18 from 10 a.m. te 2 p.m.

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Public Notice &
Winter Burning BATS
Conditions

Effective immediately, and untii further notice, Wiater
Burning Conditions as described in Section 24.1 of the
‘Forest Fire Prevention and Suppression Regulation (B.C.
Reg. 169/95) are declared within the CoastaJ Fire
Centre.

Fires larger than a typical backyard burning pile must
foilow all provincial government regulations including
the Open Burning Smake Control Regulation (B.C. Reg.
145/93) and require a burn reference number.

The Coastal Fire Centre covers all area west of the
height of land on the Coast Mountain Range from the
U.S./Canada border at Manning Park to Tweedsmuir
Park ia the north and also includes all of Vancouver
Island and the Gulf Islands.

For more information about open burning, please visit
our web site at http://www.for.gov.be.ca/protect or call
the Coastal Fire Centre at (250) 951-4222.

BULLETIN BOARD

PATTERNS CAN BE BRO-
KEN — VIOLENCE CAN
BE STOPPED: Monday,
Nov, 13, 7-9:30 p.m, #1-
1718 Marine Dr, WV. Info:
926-7522.

NORTH SHORE
STREAMKEEPERS: Nest

meeting is Tuesday, Nov 14,
£:30-p.m., Distnet hall, 355 W.
Queens Rd. ltems to be dis-
cussed include the annual coho
spawner surveys, Evervone
welcome.

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TOGETHER AGAINST
VIOLENCE SPECIAL DIS-
PLAY: Wednesday, Nov. 14.
12:45-2:15 p.m., Birch build-
ing, Capilano College.
Counsellor’s available. Info:
985-7138, local 110.

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AUTHOR VISITS: Douglas
Coupland, will discuss his new
book City of Glass, a personal
photo essay on Vancouver.
Vednesday, Nov. 14, 7 p.m.,
West Van Memorial Library.
Pre-registration required: 925-
7400.

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PARENTS TOGETHER, 3
mutual-help/support program
for parents having difficulty
with their teenavers, is holding
an information session for
North Shore parents on
Tuesday, Nov 14, 7:30 p.m..

North JL onsdale — Gnited
c “hurch, 3380 Lonsdale, NV.
Pre: register: 325-0550.

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CAREER CHOICES: SIN-
GLE MOMS RETURNINC
TO PAID WORK: Tuesday,
Nov 14. 10:30) am-noon.
Free workshop, coffee and
scxializing. Register: 984-
6009.

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SEYMOUR SALMONID
SOCIETY: Annual general
meeting, Tuesday, Nov. 14, 7
pm., Rice Lake Learning
Lodge. If you are interested in

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EYEWITNESS TO HISTO-
RY SPEAKER SERIES:
Tuesdays, Nov. 14, 21, 28,
12:30-2:30 p.m. The N Van
Muscum and ElderCollege of
Capilano College present this
senes that explores the chal-
lenges faced by various immi-
grant groups who came to
B.C. Register: 984-4906.

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BECOME A BIG SISTER:
Information night, Wednesday,
Nov. 15, NV. City Library,
121 W. L4th St. If you are 19
years or older and want to pro-
vide support, guidance and
friendship to a young gir, call

873-4525 to register.
—Campiled by Sharon
Cacomile

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