%2 - Sunday, April 5, 1992 - North Shore News

Anna Marie
D’Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

FISHERMEN FROM Newfoundland and Nova Scotia
protested at sea last week over European overfishing just
outside Canada’s 200-mile limit on the Grand Banks.
Canadian fishermen have been unable to work due to
dwindling fish stocks in the area while foreign trawlers,

particularly from Spain and Portugal, continue to haul

What should Canada do about foreign overfishing?

G.G. Wolf

Mission

I don’t think Canada can
do much about interna-
tional fishing. How can
it be stopped?

Rahim Chun Veiji

North Vancouver

There should be some
kind of international
body or one country,
preferably Canada, that
should take charge of the
stocks’ management,

WHAT’S GOING ON

MONDAY

Aprii 6--N.S, Christian Women's Club
Luncheon; = 12-2) p.i. Internasional
Plaza, 1999 Marine Dr. NV. Free
tursery, Guest speaker; Canadian Na-
tional Chairman, Gladys Harding.
Reservations: 980-3331 of 922-5415.

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April 6--Dream Interpretation
Workshop; 7:30-9:30 p.m. W.V. Ree:
ceation Centre, 780-22nd St, W.V.
Info: 926-3266,

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April 6--Volleyball instruction for
competitive adult players; ongoing to
June 29; Mondays, 8:45-10:45  p.n.
Pre-register, 987-play.

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April 6--Image Workshop; pre-register
before April 1; 9 aum.-4 p.m. on April
8. Info: N.S. YMCA, 926-5541,

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April 6—Kitsilano High School Sdih
Anniversary Class of 1942 June Re-
union. Info: Mike Downing, 985-4752
or Wally Whiteside, 922-0287.

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Aprit 6-Ongoing to June. Senior
Leaders, for people 18 yrs. & older,
7-9 pm. Info: W.V. YMCA, 926-
5541,

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April 6--Ongoing alternate Mon. &
Wed. Earthsave Toastmasters Meeting.
Learn public speaking; help the en-
vironment; free. Info: Vickie, 987-
8296,

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April 6-Ongoing. Bingo, 7:15 p.m.
Royal Canadian Legion, 123 W. iSth
St.,N.V. Info: 985-115.

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Aprii. 5--Ongoing. Co-dependants
Anonymous Meeting. Recovery pro-
gram to promote healthy relationships.
7:30 p.m. St. Martin's Church, 195
North Windsor Rd., N.V. Info: Nancy
or Bill, eves. 929-5742,

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Apsil’ 6--Ongoing. Parents Together.
Self-help for parents troubled by the
problem behavior of theii teenagers.
Info: 588-5432.

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April 6--Ongoing. The Friendship
Toastmasters. 7:15 p.m., Capilano
Branch, N.V. Dist. Library. Improve
public speaking and = socialize.
Everyone welcome. Info: Janet, 987-
1009.

TUESDAY

April 7--Free. Speaker evening, 7 p.m.
The Serenity Shop, 228 Lonsdale Ave.,
N.Y. Speaker: therapist Louise Long.
Topic: ‘Adult Children of Divorce.”
Info: 987-8726.

Health

Sylvia Brown

North Vancouver

1 believe we have to pro-
tect our fish stocks, but
in a- peaceful way. If we
are cutting back (fish
quotas) and other coun-
tries are coming in and
overfishing, that’s not
Tight.

April 7--N.S. Mental
Psychocducational Support Group
Mecting; 6:30-8:30 p.m. N.S. Com-
munity Mental Health Centre, 201-126
GE. Sth St, NV. Info: Michelle,
660-1273 of Peter, OR4-5751,

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April 7--N.S. Alzheimer Support
Group Meetings 7:30-9 pan. St An:
drow's Church Hall, 1044 St. Georges
Ave., NV. Guest Speaker: Moyra
Jones. Topic: Syinptonis & Progress of
Alzheimers Discaye.

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Ape’ 7--Co-ed volleyball; competitive
play for adult players; ongoing:
drop-in at McDougall Gym; Tues.,
8:45-10:45 p.m. Info: recCentre
Lonsdate, 987-play,

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April 7--Drop-in Stuw-pitch: 6:30
p.m, Ridgeview Elementary School: $2
per person or $US per team, no pre-
teg. required. Info: 926-3266,

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Aprit 7--Ancient: Trees Slide Pres-
entation by author Randy Stoitmann,
7:30 p.m. SPEC meetizg rm., 2156
Maple St. Van. Info: 731-8444,

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April 7--Ongaing on Ist & 3rd Tues.
of cach month. N.S. Alzheimer sup-
port group meeting, 1044 St. Georges
Ave., NV... 7:30-9 pam. Everyone
welcome. Topic: Anger & Agita-
tion. Info 929-4244,

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.

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Darcy MeClary

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i think there should be
international limits that
an international body
should oversee.

in large catches without limits. Diplomatic negotintions
between the federal government and European fisheries
representatives have failed to reach any agreement on
solving the problem. European fisheries spokesmen have
blamed Canada for overfishing in the area.

Bob Galbraith

North Vancouver

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I think Canada can only °
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