B10 - Sunday, January 29, 1984 - North Shore News

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this week

Sunday, January 29 - “North
Shore Unitarian Church at its
10:30 a.m. service will welcome
back. Rev. MacElrod who,, conti-
-‘Muing his series on the Great
Religions, will speak on Islam.
The church at 370: ‘Mathers, West

Van., is reached via Taylor Way,"
Stevens and Hadden. Children’s ©

Program and Nursery provided.
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Monday, January 30 — Amnesty
‘International, monthly geheral
‘meeting, Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Bivd.,
North Van., at 7:30 p.m. Guest
Speaker: Dr. F. Fattah, Pro-
- fessor of Criminology, SFU, Na-
tional Council Member, Amnes-
ty International, English Speak-

ing Section will speak on the sub- ~

ject of the death penalty. Ques-
‘tion period to follow. Please br-
ing items for our Spring White
Elephant sale. for more informa-
tion, please contact Elspeth
Richmond, 988-3706.

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Monday, January 30 — Women’s
Aglow Fellowship, Avalon
Hotel, 1025 Maine Drive, N.
Van. 7 p.m. Fellowship, tea, cof-
fee, 7:30 pm meeting. Guest
speaker: Heidi Gahler, recently
returned fom Germany minister-
ing to women.

the City Hall

considered

G.HeBrewer, Diractor

CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
TENDER FOR
SELECTIVE CLEARING &
GRUBBING
TEMPE HEIGHTS
DEVELOPMENT

Sealed Tenders for the above noted work wil! be
received by the undersigned up to 400 PM.
Wednesday. February 8.
opened immediately after the closing time in-
terested Bidders may be present tf so desired
The project involves clearing and grubbing and
selective clearing of approximately 9 4 hectares
Plans, specifications and Tender documents may
be obtained by bonatide contractors trom the Pur-
chasing & Property Services Department, City Halt,
141 West 14th Street. North Vancouver

Plans and Tender documents may be examined at

Each Tender must be accompanied by a 10% Bid

Bond

The lowest or any Tendef not necessarily
accepied

Proposal containing negative bids will be

Purchasing & Property Services

Tuesday, January 31 --
Preschool Storytime, Seycove
Library, 10 a.m. Children aged
3-5 invited for a special celebra-
tion of Groundhog Day with

; shadow Puppets | and stories.

“Tuesday, January 31 —- 7 pm
Front Row Centre
“Sports”? .at North Van City
Library. 1. ‘‘Skiing in Europe’’.
Norway and the Alpine ski
paradise that stretches from
France through Switzerland, Ita-
ly, and Germany to Austria. Zer-
matt, Cortina, Garmish-
Partenkerchen, Lech and the all-
important apres ski. 2.“*Ski New
Horizons’’. Some lovely action
scenes of ski areas in Austria,
Switzerland, France and the U.S.
3. ‘First Goal -— Hockey’’.
Need we say more?
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Tuesday, January 31 — Capilano
Chorus, N. Van Chapter of
Barbershop Harmony Socicty,
Jay Cee hall, 1251 Lillooet Rd.,
near Cap. College, 8:00 pm.
Guest night — all male voices in-
vited. For info., call Don Dur-
ward, 988-5982

Wednesday, February 1 -— The
February gencral mecting of

Capilano Rod & Gun Club will
be held at 8 pm in the club house,
east end of Ambleside Park.

1984 Tenders will be

(name of month)

for example: merchandise
and/or attractions offered; title of films

and shows; names of speakers; phone —~
number for information, etc. -

**Winter -

- collections.

(numerical date)

Wednesday, February 1 ~ North -
Shore Business & Professional: -

Women’s Club meeting, Avalon
Motor Hotel, Marine Dr., N.
Van. 7:30 pm. “International
Night’’, $5.00 Coffee & Dessert,
Res. 985-2223 or 985-6265
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Wednesday, February 1 --
Storytime Special, Capilano
Library 10-10:30 am,. Shadow
puppets and stories to celebrate
Groudnhog Day. For children
aged 3-5 years.
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Wednesday, February 1 — 1:30,
Retirement Planning Seminar by
Bert Wickham, covering RRRPs,
ANNUITIES, RRIFs, income
splitting etc. Please call Silver
Harbour Centre, 144 East 22nd
St., N. Van. to register 980-2474.

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Weduesday,” ‘February 1 - A

“stamp club for boys and girls,

9-12, has been re-organized by
the W. Van Seniors Activity Cen-

tre. Meetings are scheduled for .

every Wednesday afternoon,
3:30 pm, children withont
stamps, who are interested i in the
hobby, will be given beginners’
The club is spon-
sored by the W. Van Seniors
Stamp Club and will be led by
Les Rimes, a member of the
Royal Philatelic Society of
eos
Thursday, February 2 — Ground
Hog Day! Lynn Valley Library
10:30 am. Kids aged 3-5 years are
invited to come out of hiberna-
tion for a special program of
shadow puppets and stories.
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Saturday, February 4 --
Calligraphy workshop, North
Shore Neighbourhood House, 10
am-2 pm. An introduction to
beautiful handwriting. Hand-
writing called Carolingian
Miniscule dating 1,000 years. Br-
ing a lunch. Fee: $18. 987-8138
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Saturday, February 4 — Finc free
week, North Vancouver City

, 1Gam-4pm. All donors welcome.

Library. All week, amnesty on
all overdue North Vancouver Ci-
ty library books.

. &.9 ©

Sunday, February 5 ~— North .

Shore Unitarian Church at its
10:30 am service will welcome
Dr. Dorothy Goresky who will
speak on ‘Breaking Down the
Barriers’. The church at 370
Mathers,
reached via Taylor Way exit, or

Stevens and Hadden. Children’s ~

program and nursery provided.
ees. : :

Mons. & Weds., February 6-22 _ 4
Golf clinic for everyone. William

Griffin Community Centre.
11:30-1:00 pm. Learn _ basic

techniques. Call 986-2255 for. |

more info.
oes

‘Tuesday, February 7 — Seminars ©
-for Volunteers with ‘income tax,
9am-ipm. Cedar Rooms, Upper |

building, Delbrook Centre, 600
West Queens, N. Van. Instruc-
tors: Revenue Canada staff.,Ses-

sions for both beginners and ¢x-.

ptrienced- tax preparers. This
training will: enable you to
prepare simple tax returns for
seniors and others on limited in-
come. Phone 985-7138 to
register. Te

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Tuesday, February 7 - “‘Tales
for Two's’, Capilano Library.
10 am: every. Tuesday, - Feb.
7-Mar.. 13. Special: ‘introductory
storytime for 2 year ‘olds. Very
popular at othe branches, so
please pre-register early,
987-7633

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Wednesday, February 8 ~ Valen-
tine PJ Storytime, N. Van City
Library, 7 pm. Songs, stories and
games. Please note change in

date, usually ist Wednesday

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Weduesday, February 8 — New
blood donor clinc, B.C. Rail
Building, “200 W. Esplanade,

Wednisday, Reheanry. 8 — North
Van Aquarium Club, Room 206,
’ L Building, Capilano College, se-

’ gond: “Fuesday of.cach month at
7:30 p.m-* "Raffle, - Jar -Show,

auction: _ eee ona

Saturday, February Wa ~ “Heart-

saver’*.,;CPR, from the ¥, Lyan =}
Valley. ‘Library, :. DAS. am-i:15, +},
~ including *

practice ‘on.
mannequin: ‘Fee is: ‘$10 1 Please -

pm. Practical,
video" film: and’ skill
pre-register ‘at | the ’ ‘Y’, 926-5541

Suerady, Febranry action
"Ss on
auction, 1204 ‘Caledonia Avenue,
N. Van., 7:00 pm. tickets $3.00
per includes “‘Frank ‘n
Stein’” and admission. For fur-
ther info., call 929-7981.

Saturday, February 11 — ‘‘Heart-
saver’? CPR, sponsored by Lynn
Valley Library. 1:15-2:45 pm.
Short practical course for those
who saw the documentary film
on'Channel 18, eveing of Feb.
Tth. Fee is $10, please pre-
regisicr at the “Y’, 926-5541.

PUBLIC NOTICE

In accordance with Section 44(12) of the Assess-

ment Act. Notice ts hereby given that the

Court of

Revision set up to hear Appeats against the Real
Property Assessment Roti for SCHOOL DISTRICT

NO 45 comprising

CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER
CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LIONS BAY
NEW WESTMINSTER RURAL
JURISDICTION 745

will hold ther fist sitting at

District of West Vancouver — Municipal Hall

7950

17th Street

West Vancouver, BC

on FEBRUARY 1.

1984 at 10:00 AM

Appellants will be notified as to the date and time
of the hearing of thelr appeal.

CR Smyth
Area Assessor

North Shore/Squamish Valley

° Ambleside Park.

West Vancouver is.

Wednesday, February 15 ~ “‘The

Omnipotent Child’’, N. YanCity
Library, 7-9 pm.:D1 Thomas
Millar discusses ; this’ book -on
discipline of children.

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Sunday, February 12 — The
Capilano Rod & Gun club will:
hold its. annual. ‘‘Red -Eye
Salmon'Derby”’. Weigh-in time 3
pm in the:clubhouse-east end of

.. In accordance with Section 44(1 2) of the Assess-. ..
ment Act, Notice is hereby given that the Courtot ' |
Revision set up to hear Appeals against the Real
Property. Assessment Roll for SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 44 comprising:

CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NEW WESTMINSTER RURAL
— JURISDICTION 744

will hold their first sitting at:

,CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER — City Hall
141 West 14th Street
North Vancouver, B.C.

6 On FEBRUARY. AW 1984 at 10: ‘00 A. M.

Appeilants: will be notified: as. 19 the date and time
” of the: ‘nearing of: thelr appeal.

Cc. R. Smyth |
Area Assessor «.
North ‘Shore/Squamish Valtey

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‘PUBLIC NOTICE

In accordance with Section 44(12) of the Assess-
ment Act, Notice is hereby given that the Court of .
Revision set up to hear Appeals against the Real
Property Assessment Rol! for SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 48 comprising:

CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF
SQUAMISH
CORPORATION OF THE

RESORT MUNICIPALITY OF WHISTLER |
CORPORATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF PEMBERTON
NEW WESTMINSTER RURAL (Vancouver Rural
and Lillooet Rural) JURISDICTION 748

will hold their first sitting at:

DISTRICT OF SQUAMISH MUNICIPAL HALL
37955 - 2nd Avenue
Squamish, B.C.

on FEBRUARY 1, 1984 at 1:00 P.M.

The Appeals against the Assessment Rolls tor the
District of Squamish and Vancouver Rural District
will be heard in the Municipal Hall at Squamish.

The Appeals against the Assessment Roll for the
Resort Municipality of Whistler will be heard at
BLACKCOMB LOOGE, 4220 Gateway, Whistler,
BC

The Appeals against the Assessment Rolls tor the
Village of Pemberton and Littooet Rural District will
be heard in the Village Hall, Pernberton

Appellants will be notitied as to the place and time
ot hearing of thelr Appeal.

C.A. Smyth
Area Assessor
North Shore/Squamish Valley