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NEWS photo Mike Wakotleld

HILLSIDE SECONDARY Schoot parent Cynthia Bagshaw (seated)
writes a cheque for $6,472 to be given to Dallas Cristofoli, principal of
the school (far right). Bagshaw, Sylvia Hogan (left), and Pamela
Clark, president of the Hillside Parents Group, worked with other
parents at the fourth annual craft fair to raise the money to be used
for scholarships and services for Hillside students.

this week ___

Thursday, January 15--People $5 years
of age and over welcome for bingo,
dinners and trips. North Van Memorial
Community Centre Senior Citizens
club. Club meets first and third Thurs-
day every month at | p.m. in Capilano
Rm., North .Van Rec Centre. Info:
986-4940 or 988-1646,

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Friday, ‘January 16-Alanon/Alateen

provide on-going service to the North

* Shore for people who are concerned

about. someone’s drinking. Call 688-
1716 for North Shore contacts.
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Friday, January 16—-Free public lecture.
RRSPs, RRIFs, Annuities: Some
Points to Ponder — for people in their
‘sixties. West Van Senior Centre, 695 -
2st St*1:30 p.m, Speaker: David
McKeown, MBA. Registration 926-
4375, Sponsoréd by North Shore In-
. formation and Volunteer Centre. ~
. “*

Sunday, January 18--Singles- study

group over breakfast. Pantry Restau-

rant, 112 W. 13th, N. Van. 9 - 10:30
a.m. Discussions. on practical subjects.
:. Info: Carolyn, 980-3064.

. *

Sunday, January 18~-North Van Rec
Centre Outdoors Club ski trip. Meet at

North Van Rec Centre parking lot,
23rd and Lonsdale, 7 a.m. To Nooksak
Falls. Info: Perry ulac, 985-8123 or
984-9341.
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Sunday, January 18--Concert of music
for soprano, violin, piano and organ. 8
p.m. St. Andrew’s United Church,
1044 St. Georges. Retiring offering in
aid of organ fund. Refreshments.

upcoiming —___

Monday, January 19-(Mondays until
March 23) Y¥Y-Worry — a North Van
YMCA lifestyle program. 440 Hendry
Ave. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Free introduction
session Jan. 19. A program designed to
help people cope with stress. Info:
251-EI 16.

i
Monday, January 19--Public informa-
tion meeting for Palliative Care volun-
teers, Lions Gate Hospital auditorium.
7-9 p.m. Info: Claudia Webber, 988-
5281. :

kate
Monday, January 19--(6 Mondays until
Feb. 23) Alternatives for the Unem-
ployed. Carson Graham Sec. Schaol,
2145 Jones Ave., North Van. 7:30 -
9:30 p.m. Info: North Shore Family
Services, 988-5281. :

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‘INFORMATION MEETING
Thursday, January 75, 7:30 p.m.
Curriculum Services Centre

810 W. 2ist St., North Vancouver

Phone Tour coordina‘or at 988-5506

GUESS THE WOMEN
IN THE SECRETARIAL FOOL
DION'’T REACT TOO WELL
TO A WAGE FREEZE.

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SONETIMES...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Robbie Burns.

Scots of the North Shore and haggis lovers, in par-
ticular, will be able to partake of the Great Chieftain
o’ the Puddin’ Race on Saturday evening, Jan. 17 at
the Coach House Inn.

The 228th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns,

«THEY ALL PELTED ME
WITH THEIK EMPTY
POCKETBOOKS.

supper and dance held by Seaforth Camp of the Sons
of Scotland.

The Toast to the Immortal Memory will be propos-
ed by past grand chief George Paris. Richard Loney
will be the featured soloist. Addressing the haggis will
be past chief Gordon Galt. Piper is Stuart Johnston.

Tickets are availabl

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