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KRISTOPHER HAMPSON, left, and brother Justin receive trauma bears from Alan Baldwin, left,
gales and marketing director for Shaw Cable and North Vancouver RCMP Insp. Peter Wlodarc-
zak. Shaw Cable has donated the trauma bears to the North Vancouver RCMP whe hand them
out to chiidren in distressful situations.

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COMMUNITY EVENT
. CALENDAR
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

WHAT'S GOING ON (WGO) is a free ser-
vice provided for non-profit groups. Sub-
tuission requests should be made on an of-
ficial WGO form, which is available at
reception, and recelved by the News at feast
one week prior to the event,

The News endeavors to ensure items ap-
fear in the paper at feast once hefore the
event, but space constraints may limit the
number of submissions printed. For guaran-
teed publication contact classified (986-6222)
or display advertising (980-0511).

- SATURDAY, AUG. 14

Garage Sale 11 am - 2 pm. at 1927
Glenaire Dr., N.V: Proceeds to aid
animafs in distress. Info: 929-2471.
. eee

‘Giant Garage Sate with proceeds to aid
Camp Goodtime for children.
Capilano Business Park, 930 W.. Ist
5t., N.V. from 10 am to 4 pm. Info:
985-8585.

ONGOING EVENTS:
Every second Sat. Maternity tours for
siblings. 10:30 a.m. All ages welcome.
Info: 984-5728. ;

Free guided nature hikes, 11 am - 3
pm, include swimming, picnics and
birdwatching. Cypress Bow] Ski Area.
Info: 926-6007.

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Volunteers needed to assist seniors
at Kiwanis Lodge. Info: 926-0105.

ose
Playreading Club, W.V. Seniors Ac-
tivity Centre. Info: 926-4375,

eed
Pets & Friends program need volun-
teers. lafo: 879-5991,

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Al-Anon and Alsteen Farnily Group.
N.S. Daily support meeting for people
with alcohol-related concerns. Info:
688-1716, ;

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North Shore Harvest help week. The
North Shore foodbank needs painting,
drywall, carpentry and general
renovation work. {0 am - 5 pm. [nfo:
983-9488

Co-dependants Anonymous meeting. |

10 a.m. at N. Lonsdale Church. Re-
covery program to promote healthy
relationships. Info: 985-6832,

SUNDAY, AUG. 15

Hollyburn Heritage Hikes in Cypress

Provincial Park. Baden-Powell and
Strachan Trails. Approximately three
hours with some creek crossings. Wear
protective clothing, hiking boots and
bring Junch and beverage. Meet at
Information kiosk in parking lot, end
of Cypress Bowl Road. Info: 922-

7949,
ONGOING EVENTS:
Free drop-in forestry tours are offered
at the Seymour Demonstration Forest
each Sun. to Oct. 17 (except Thanks-
giving). 12-2:30 p.m. info: 987-1273.
ote
3rd Sun. each month. Canada Earth
Save Society vegetarian potluck. 6-
8:30 p.m. Holy Trinity Church Hall.
Info: 987-8296,
eso
Foster homes for kittens needed. N.S.
Humane Society, 987-6282.
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NAR-ANON Family Support Group
meeting. 7 p.m. 176 E. 2nd St., N.V.
For relatives & friends of people with
drug problems, 12-step program. Info:
926-6453,

For mere Coming Events see first

page of Classifieds. For arts and enter-
tainment listings see the Arourd Town

column in Wednesday's North Shore -

Now section.

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