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April 20-Ongoing on Ist & 3rd Tues,
of cach month, N.S. Alzheimer sup-
port group meeting, 7:30-9:30 p.m. St.
Andrews Church Hall. N,V. Everyone
welcome, Info: 988-6017 or 929-9625,
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April) 20--Ongoing. Sewing social.
Bring your, projects & sociatize with
fellow sewers. 10 aim.-3 p.m, tee:
Centre Magnussen, Info: Marie 987-
4923,
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April 20--Ongoing., N,V.
Caregiver Support Group, Weekly
educational sessions for family
caregivers caring for a sick/elderly
relative. Free & confidential. Info:
983-2141,

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Aprit 20--Ongoing Tues., Thurs, Sat.
to April 3. N.V. Running Clinic. All
levels. Info: recCentre Lonsdale,
987-PLAY,

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April, 20--Ongoing to July. W.V.
Chess club meeting; 7:30 p.m.; W.V.
Recreation. Info: 984-9596.

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Aaril., 20--Ongoing. Women's Bible
study. Non-denominational, all
women welcome, Babysitting & pre-
school provided, 9:15-11 a.m.,
Hillside Baptist Church, Info: 985-
3815, ‘

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Aprit 20--Ongoing each Tues. to May.
Women’s World Day. Free childcare &
coffee for -participants. 9:15 a.m.
Delbrook Baptist Church. Info: 987-
1602. :

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April 20--Ongoing 3rd Tues. each
month. N.S. Gifted Children's

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Association meeting. 7:30) p.m,
Highlands School. Info: 986-2590,
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April 20--Ongoing. N.S. Horseshoe
Club offers league play every Tuesday
evening. For info visit the club. in
Mahon Park or call 987-9740) or
O8R-1461,
WEDNESDAY
April 2t--Free lecture & discussion for
young women: “Dating Violence
Prevention & Assertiveness Training."
Speaker Ruth Armstrong & staff from
Red Crass — Child Abuse Prevention
Program. 7 p.m. North Shore
Women’s Centre, 4103-145 W. 1Sth
St., N.V.; Info: 984-6009,
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‘April, 21--Ongoing, W.V. Family
, Caregiver Support Group meeting.
Educational & information session for
family caregivers caring for a sick/
elderly relative. Free & confidential.
Info: 983-2141.

April 21--Ongoing 2nd Wed. each
month, Environmental mecting, 7:30
p.m. La Quena Coffee House. Info:
Van. Temperate Rainforest Action
Coalition, 253-6281. ;

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and
entertainment listings see the
Around Town column in Wed-
nesday's North Shore Now. sec-
tion,

Play’s run to start on ‘Tuesday

IN THIS day and age, it’s dit-
ficult to find words to describe the
condition of. our planet. So two
theatre companies from Montreal
and Turin have collaborated on a
show that sets out to tel} the entire
history of civilization ~— without
uttering a single word. |
Terra Promessa (Promised
Land) is an hour-long adventure
through spectacular imagery that
takes audiences through the for-
mation of the Earth to the present
day. no :
_ Using. poetry and humor, ‘the
*. simple lives of different characters

living in the same: land: unfold,

around a stone.
The show: is underpinned by a
powerful musica! score and special

effects, which garnered it the prize .

for. best: visual and sound design
at the 1989 Festival‘of the Theatre
of the Americas in Montreal.

Since . its-: creation’ in. 1989,
Promised Land, for ages 10 and

150 times worldwide. This Tues-
day it will be performed at North
Vancouver’s Centennial Theatre as
part of a B.C. tour. .

“YT first saw ‘Promised Land in
Ottawa in 1991:and immediately
began negotiations to bring it to
North Vancouver,’ said Oxsana
Dexter, cultural services coor-
dinator for Centennial The:tre.

“it’s a theatrical spectacular in
the true sense of the word. It’s
tare to find a theatre piece that
truly spans all age levels.’ *

Promised Land runs April 20-
24, with four school matinees.
Tickets are $15 for adults and $13
for students and seniors. For tick-
et information, phone °984-4484.
Showtime is 8 p.m. :

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PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE —

The Vancouver Port Corporation invites you to a Public Open House regarding a
proposal to extend the berth at its Lynnterm forest Products Terminal in North
Vancouver. The 76 metre (250 feet) westward extension of the berth is requized to
increase the terminal’s vessel and cargo handling capacity.

The proposed berth extension will require the relocation of the public viewing
platform currently located at the southern tip of Harbour View Park. The Port is
proposing to reconfigure the south end of the park and build a new elevated viewing
area and lookout tower to provide better viewing and improved access.

At the Open House you will have an opportunity to meet and ask questions of the
Project Team, and offer your views on the proposals.

Wednesday, April 21st
7:30pm - 9:30pm -
Canadian International College
2420 Dollarton Highway
North Vancouver —

Note: At 8:00pm, the Project Team will make
a brief presentation and answer questions.

For further information please contact:
James Crandles, Port Planner.
Vancouver Port Corporation
1900 - 200 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 2P9
. (604) 666-5978

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