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Path of Total Awareness

‘“‘A man’s conception of |
himself determines the
kind of world in which he.
lives.”’
Introductory Lecture
Wednesday - Apri! 20,
7:30 p.m. _*
Horseshoe Bay ,

Memorial Hall! .
“on Bruce Street West Vancouver

Sri Darwin Gross a
the living ECK master °
For information phone |
980-9420
(between 7-9 pm.)

7 ranged--especially for ‘Hawaii
Cruises & Charters.

130 WEST 15TH STREET
NORTH VANCOUVER

West Vancouver-Howe Sound Electoral District
Project M-92

Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal - Fire Protection System
Full Size Drawings available |
| . (File 892-12)
Tender opening date: Friday, April 29, i977

‘ SEALED TENDERS, on the forms and in the
envelopes provided, accompanied by a bid bond or

certified cheque as defined in the Instructions to [f

Bidders, will be received by the Ministry of Highways
and Public Works in Room 237, Douglas Building,
Victoria, B.C., up to 2 p.m. (local Victoria time) on the
day of the tender opening, at which time tenders will be

‘opened in public. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.

Tender forms with envelopes, plans, specifica-
tions, and conditions of tender can be obtained from the
Ministry of Highways and Public Works, 3876 Norland.
Avenue, Burnaby, B.C. V5G 3T3 (telephone 294-4711),
or from the undersigned for the sum of $10.

If available, full-size drawings can also be
‘obtained for an additional $10.
The Ministry ‘‘General Specifications for
Highway Construction,”’ to which the
_ construction of this contract shall
conform, are also available for the
sum of $10.

Cheques or money orders shall be made payable
to the Minister of Finance. No such purchases are
refundable.

Ministry office hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p-m.,
Monday to Friday, except holidays.

R.G. HARVEY
DEPUTY MINISTER .

Ministry of Highways and Public Works,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. V8V 2M3

Dated: March, 1977,

_N. Van. Apologies: to those.

t monthly meeting at 7:15

community is invited to

planting, planting vegetable
attend. A silver collection

and flower seeds and hang-

will be taken. ing baskets. Plants and .
_ “The firet ciass in the 7 Oo pean ‘homebaking will be sold and |
Puppetry Course, offered by . oe refreshments served. ‘Vis-
. Mrs. Woods through the N. The Lynn Valley Garden ~ itors are welcome.
Shore Night. Schools, was - cp will hold. next
transferred :

to. North Van.
Sec. School for the first night —
-only. The next class will be _
on April 13th, at ‘Cleveland
Elementary, 1255 Eldon Rd.,

Educational Program April

who may have gone’ to
Cleveland on April 6th.
There are still - few

vacancies. -
a shades:

‘The Kimette Club of the
North Shore is looking for
game and crafts for young —
people. Call Norma at.
929-5367 for pickup.

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“Women’s Aglow Fellow-
ship’? - (an inter-denomina-
tional organization for wo-
men) welcomes you to its

‘15 at 8 p.m. in the Lynn
Valley United Church Hall,
3201 Mountain Highway,
North Vancouver. Speaker
will be Mr. Wm. Hoopfer
whose topic. will be patio

On April 16, from 11 a.m.
to 1:00 at Highlands United
Church, the guides of Grouse

Division will be raising funds
p.m. Thursday, April 14th in “ reg:
the Waddington Room of the
Hotel Vancouver - 900° W. —
Georgia St. Refreshments.
will be served. . Special
‘speaker will be’ present.
Admission is free! For |
further information call Jean 7
Christensen . 327-3942, or
Anita Bergen 731. “9384. |

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Block . Parents . Program
recruiters will be at Capilano
Mall April 14 and 15 from’
9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and at
Park Royal. (Woodward’s

side) from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. Volunteers’ have ‘been
increasing in numbers, how- |
ever, there are several areas
on the North Shore lacking
membership i in this program
which has ‘gained nation-_
wide recognition. ‘For more
‘details call . Bonnie Corn-

borough at 980- 4753.

The West Vancouver Adult
Community Bands are pre-
senting their annual spring ©
concert at West Vancouver
Senior Secondary School, 8
p.m. April 15. The concert.
consists ‘of -popular band
music, overtures, light pops

EASY SUMMER LOOKS—a totally fashionable, totally
and marches. The entire

. functional, totally sensational trio in 100 percent cotton.
Black cotton weave trousers, rust safari-style jacket and

neatly tailored cotton shirt in
black, rust and bright navy
- Stripings. All items
from Anne Klein. Trousers
cost around $75, jacket
around $80, shirt around $65
(Canadian Cotton Council
photo}.

for Division activities. There
will be a sale of crafts,
plants, and rammage. There
will also be a refreshment
booth and a felly bean
guessing contest with excit-
ing hand made toys as
prizes.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO ALL CABLE TV SUBSCRIBERS IN
THE CITY AND DISTRICT OF NORTH
VANCOUVER EAST OF MOSQUITO CREEK

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The Women’s Guild of St.
‘Stephens Anglican Church
are holding their Spring
Rummage Sale on April 16,
1977 in the Church hall, 885
22nd St., West Vancouver
from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

We are continuing to rebuild our cable
system east of Mosquito Creek to Lynn
Creek. During this construction it will be
necessary to interrupt service between 7
A.M. and 3 P.M. as our existing

equipment has to be replaced.

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE—March
21 - April 15, 1977

AREA AFFECTED: North of Upper

Levels Hwy, West of St. Georges Ave.
proprieterships

Thank for your co-operation
Community Video Limited

‘the Evangelist,

bag for $1.00

. young . people. —
- Winship. at piano to be joined
for several duets by Simon

Centre,
- Chestnut, - B
_ Sunday, April 17th ai 2:30

Rummage Sale - St. John
13th &
Chesterfield, 10:00 a.m. -
1:00-p.m. April 16th. Buy a

or a box for
$2.00.

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St. Catherine’s Charch

ALC.W. Frummage sale on

April 16, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., in

the Church hall, 1058 Ridge-

wood Dr., North Vancouver.

The cost of the maure will
be $1.50 per 50 pound bag of |
grade A number one cow.
manure. If delivery is wished
there wil] be an extra charge
of 50 cents per bag (for 10
bags the total cost delivered
will be $16.00). Reservations |
should. be made by cailing
922-3448. The pick-up spot.
for the bags will be the
southeast corner of the West
Vancouver Recreation Centre

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The 3rd West Vancouver
Venturer Company will hold
a manure sale at 2ist St. &
Esquimalt Ave.- in West
Vancouver on April 16 from 9

. a.m. to6 p.m. and on Sunday

April 17 from 12 a.m. to 5
p-m. Funds raised will help
cover the expenses of a 4,500

mile trip across Canada to_
. attend the Fourth Canadian

Jamboree being ‘held in
Prince Edward Island from
July 2 to the 11° this
summer. Since the Company
will be driving across Canada
there will bean excellent
opportunity. to ‘see the
country we live i in,

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“Informal lecture recital for
Elizabeth

Streatfeild. at’ the . Music
Vanier” Park, 1270
Vancouver. on

p-m. Tickets at the door.

- Adults $3.00, students $1.00.

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More. public participation
is urged to keep alive the
West Vancouver Community
Policing program which con-
tinues at West Vancouver
Secondary School, Mathers
Building, Room 257, 1750
‘Mathers, W.V. April 19. The
program is designed to
explain how police and the
community can work. to-
gether to help each other.
‘The weekly sessions include
explanation of drug control,
_crime prevention, motor
vehicle accident prevention,
how the breathalyzer works,
the role of the youth squad,
and the role of the detective
office, among others. Tuition
for the sessions on Tuesdays
at 7:30 p.m. is $10, which
covers a 7-week course. For.
details call Cpl. Mike Hooper
at 922-4141.

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