COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR Compiled by Ann Hamilton Kids’ Stuff ts a free service provided for non-profit groups. Submission requests should be made on an official What's Going On form, which is available at reception, and received by the News at Jeast one week prior to the event. The Wews tries to ensure items appear in the paper at least once before the event takes piace, but space constraints may limit the number of submissions printed. For puar- anteed publicution contact classified (986- 6222) or display advertising (980-0511). SATURDAY, OCT. 8 Floor hockey for kids aged 8-12 yrs. info: 926-3266. ONGOING EVENTS Scottish country dancing for kids aged 7-yrs, and older. Info: N.V. recreation centre, 987-PLAY or Maurcei Hood, The BCAA story began in 1S06 when a ~~ group of “Horseless carriage” enthusi- asts held the first official meeting of the “. Victoria Automobile Club. The club mem- bers shared a common interest in the hobby of motoring, and helped each other: out when their often-unreliable .. vehicles broke down. They also wished to band together to lobby the govern- _ ment for better roads, enlightened dri- ving regulations, and safer driving condi- tions. ‘The scope of BCAA's activities broadens continually. The Association speaks on behalf of its members in advocacy and ; Most people with a homeowner's insur- ~ ance policy have never had a claim and when suddenly faced with an emer- "gency such as a burst weter pipe or a fire, don’t know what to do first. BCAA’s new 24-hour Emergency Claiin Service will relieve some of the anxiety in dealing with these situations. - “BCAA now offers a province-wide toll- free number, says Ann Fleischer, ‘Insurance Supervisor at BCAA’s Park CONGRATULATIONS On Your MovE Polaroid. 922-4406, Teen swim at Lonsdale recreation cen- tre. Info: 987-PLAY Teddy Bear swim at the Lonsdale recreation centre pool. 4-5:30 p.m. Info: 987-PLAY. French storytimes. [1 & 11:30 a.m. French immersion students. N.V, City Library. Info: 980-4424, North Vancouver Youth Band is reg- istering new members including begin- ners. Instruction available at all levels, Info: Ron Smith, 929-3637. Karen Magnussen recreation centre is looking for talented teens who are interested in performing during “Stage Night,” Fridays from 7-10 p.m. info: 983-6559. SUNDAY, OCT. 9 ey a1 Wheelchair sports for kids aged 4-6 yrs. i p.m. W.V, recreation centre. Info: 926-3266. ONGOING EVENTS Visit farm animals and birds at Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour River PI, N.V. Info: 929-5610, MONDAY, OCT. 10 Send in your event listings, ONGOING EVENTS N.Y. Youth Band is accepting new members. No experience required, instruction available. Info: Ron Smith, 929-3637. For more Coming Events see Classified Community Notices. For arts and enter- tainment listings, see the Around Town column in Wednesday's North Shore Send in your event listings. representation to government; it is a key player in traffic safety, from the provin- clal schoo! patroller program to seniors pedestrian safety and safe driving cam- paigns. BCAA Park Royal, as part of the organization's efforts to educate mem- bers about transportation issues, host- ed the Choices display in 1993 to help educate consumers about the proposed options for the Lions Gate Crossing. Environmental issues have become increasingly important, and in addition to 'being green’ in our offices and with our Emergency Road Service vehicles, BCAA provides information to members -Now section. and the general pub- lic on how to be environmen- tally responsible motorists. BCAA's interest in insurance and trave! has grown to include full-service insur- ance and travel agencies in each of its Service Centres. Members enjoy exclu- sive travel and insurance offers and benefits. BCAA has over 820 full-time employees and operates 20 Service Centres throughout the province. With a mem- bership of over 670,000, there is a BCAA member in one out of every three households in British Columbia. ew 24 Hour Emergency Claim ‘Service Royal !ccation. “Policy holders are sup- ported throughout the process of sub- mitting their claims. Whether it’s 911 assistance, an adjuster or a tradesper- son to make immediate repairs, our staff co-ordinate the process and stay in contact with the member.” “BCAA is a recognized and trusted name for Emergency Road Service,” says Fleischer. “Members can also have faith in our new Emergency Claims Service as well.” The new toll-free number is now avail- able to members —- cali 1-800-719- 2224. BCAA'’s Homeowner’s insurance is available to members only. “BCAA offers competitively low deductibles,” says Fleischer. “Just ask an agent how you may qualify for a lower deductible or other member discounts. We're here to help.” Congratulations on your new offices. Much Success for Years to Come! ADANAC CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD. ADANAC INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS LTD. “A British Columns employee cucned and operated conmemy, shace (926° 125-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, B.C. Beau Photo Supplies 1520 W. 6th Ave., Vancouver 734-7771 273-8611 B Starting from October we shall be offiring JOU: f breads prepared in the artisan tradition of they Mediterranean cultural area and the oldest tradi- Wl B tion of baking in Western Europe. 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