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NEWS photo Nell Lucente

WALTER SALDEN operates a solar-powered handheld radio high in Cypress Park during a con-
tinent-wide amateur radio competition on June 25. Salden and other members of the North
Shore Amateur Radio Club camped out for 24 hours in the park, making close to 400 contacts
with other radio operators in North America. For membership and club information call Den at

$22-1778.

COMMUNITY EVENTS
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Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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

Tke News endeavors to ensure items sp-
pear im the paper at least once before ihe
event, but space constraints may llait the
aumber of submissions printed. For guaran-
tecd publication contact classified (986-6222)
or display advertising (980-0511).

THURSDAY,

Send us your event listing.

ONGOING EVENTS:

To-Nov. Tues (10 a.m.-1] p.m.) &
Thurs, (4:30-7:30 p.m.). Breast health
education clinic, Lions Gate Hospital
Medical Day Centre. Info: 925-1952.
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Take. Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS)
meeting. 9-10:30 am. W.V. United
Church, 2062 Esquimalt Ave.,. W.V.
926-9177. 13 North Shore locations.
fafo: 985-6538.
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FOR FAST PERSONAL SERVICE CALL.
MIKE LEPITRE at
985-0694 or 270-2488

Amateur Radio Club mects rm. 103,
Pacific Marine Training Institute, 265
W. Esplanade, 7:20 p.m. Non-hams
welcome. Info: 985-2570,

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Bingo, 7 p.m. Eagles Hall, 170 W. 3rd
St., N,V.

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W.Y. Adult Community Pops Band
welcomes new members. Info: 984-
0352.

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Thrift Shop open 2-8 p.m. Mt.
Seymour United Church, 1200
Parkgate Ave., N.V.

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Support group for women from a
physically or emotionally abusive rela-
tionship. Confidential. Info: Emily
Murphy House 987-3374,

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FRIDAY, JULY -

Send us your event listing.
ONGOING EVENTS:

Alcoholics Anonymous hosts weekly
meetings at LGH Monday evenings at
8 p.m. in the Medical Day Centre
Dietary Lounge. Info: 434-3933,
oes

Squamish Nation A & D Bingo. Fund-
raiser. 7-10:30 p.m. 100 Mathias Rd.,
N.V. Kids over 9 yrs. welcome. Info:
985-7826.

L.V. Singles Social Club welcomes
new members for group activities. In-
fo: Bill, 986-5266,

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Baha'i faith info: Baha'i Bookstore &
Information Centre, 731-8199.

SATURDAY, JULY 17

Every second Sat. Maternity teurs for
siblings. 10:30 a.m, All ages welcome.
Info: 984-5728.

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

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

ees .
Pets & Friends program need volun-
teers. Info: 879-5991,

aon.
Ai-Anon and Alateen Family Group.
N.S. Daily support meeting for people
with alcohol-related concerns. Info:
688-1716,

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Co-dependants Anonymous meeting.
{0 a.m. at N. Lonsdale Church. Re-
covery program to promote healthy
relationships. Info: 985-6832.

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Meet Mrs. Janet Carrell, right, the proud winner of our
Canada Day Trivia Contest. Classified Manager,
Val Stephenson, is happy to present Mrs. Carrel with
our picnic basket. A thank-you goes out to all the
warm blooded Canadians who entered the contest.’
Hope you all enjoyed it and had a great Canada Day.

Our request for stories of your own real- life
“Dennis the Menace” was won by Mrs. Veronica Sheilds,
whose son Cameron net only behaves like
Dennis, but looks like him too. When Cameron
was asked what he thought of Dennis the Menace,
he said, “He is a nice naughty boy just like me”.

The North Shore News would like to thank all
the people who wrote in and told us their stories.
All winners have been notified.

SUNDAY + WEDNESDAY + FRIDAY