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B13 - Sunday, May 23, 1982 - North Shore News

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Items for
What’s Going On

WHAT'S GOING ON Is a tree
service for non-profit communt-
ty groups on the North Shore
and receives a very itarge

number of items each week tor
publication. The News does its
best to ensure that ail dated
items appear at

before the event,
‘‘ongoing”’

feast once

and that
items appear
regularly. However, space
Hmitations make it impossible
to guarantee that every singie
item received will run. For this
reason, also, non-North Shore
tems are not normaily ac-
cepted.

Deadline tor the Wednesday
edition is 2 p.m. the preceding
Friday; tor the Sunday edition, 2
p.m. the preceding Wednesday.
North Shore News, 1139
Lonsdale Avenue, North Var
couver, V7M 2H4.

this week

Sunday, May 23 -- 25th Annual
Show of the Vancouver Chapter
of the American Rhodoendron
Society, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Vandusen Gardens.

Sunday, May 23 -- North Shore
Unitarian Church features
Chicago intern Minister Suzanne
Meyer speaking on “The
Ternble, Swift Sword” (based on
a poem by Unitanan feminist
Juha Ward Howe), 10:30 a.m.,
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 225 E. 2nd, North Van.

Monday, May 24 -- Car Rally of

the St. Catherine’s Youth
Group. 11 a.m. outside the
church, 1058 Ridgewood, North

Van. $5 entrance fee, allow time
to register. For more info call
985-0666.

Tuesday, May 25 -- Meeting of
the Western Canada Concept

Party (North Vancouver-
Seymour constituency), 7:30
North Van  Dhistrict

m.,

Pibrary, 1280 East 27th St.
Tuesday, May 25 -- Red Cross
Blood Donor Clinic. 2 to 8 p.m.,
Lions Gate Hospital. Bring a
fnend. NB: No Monday clinic
due to hobday.

Tuesday, May 25 -- Meeting of
the Truth Reb. Lodge No. 28,
7 30 p.m., St. John's Hall, 13th
& Chesterfield. Whist begins at
81S p.m. open to the public.
bring a fnend

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Tuesday, May 25 Pubbhc
meeting. Western Canada
Conce ‘pm . Queen Mary
School, 230 West Keith

 veryone wel ome

Tuesday, May 28 .- Gallery tour
sponsored by West Van Rec
Centre tO am to4pm meet
outside the Vancouver Art
Gsallery Tour includes Bau X1

PE quinos Fmily Carr and
Cartwright and costs $12
Register before May 20 by

calling the Rec Centre at 926
206

Toceday. May 25 Annual
General Meeting of Boundary
Commuatty School Association

see & hear

With: fon Carson

A em part fam sertes to
tntorm Chetetians

on the history and doctrine
of the mabor cute

SUNDAY. MAY 23ra
700 pm
Filter #6

“SPIRITISM,. UFO 0 &
THE OCCULT"

will be shown at

C ANYON HEIGHTS CHAPEL
4040 Capiiano Ad

North Vencouve:

Old at Aneaweare to the Cate

, at 750 East 26th St.,

upcoming

Wednesday, May 26 --
Discussion group for people who
have Multple Sclerosis, 11:30
a.m. to 1:30 pm., Park &
Tilford Gardens meeting room,
1240 Cotton Road, North
Vancouver. Bring a sandwich
for lunch. Call Sigrid Bailey at
the M.S. Society Office 263-3244
for more information.
Wednesday, May 26 --
Queensbury School 25th An-
niversary, 8 p.m. at the school.
Present and former teachers,
rents and students are invited.
lease RSVP 987-2268.
Wednesday. May 26 -- “As Good
As New” sale sponsored by the
Bluerndge Parents’ Association,

2 to 4 p.m _ Blueridge School
(2650 Bronte. North Van). For
more information call Ruth

Baldwin at 929-6967 or Yolande
Lissett at 929-3235.

Wednesday, May 26 -- Coping
With Cancer Group discusses
“Questions for the Doctor”
tomght trom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.,
Lions Gute Hospital. seminar
rooms | and 2 (off the Terrace
Cafetena 5th Street entrance).
Open to anyone interested in
sharing cxpenences, problems
and fears about Cancer.
Tharsdav.
Jumor
Annual
ion Show 4109
School = 165
blocks nurth of Queens).
Features continuous games,
food anu -*-nts to dehght and
excite the rhole family,open to
the publ:

May 27 -- Balmoral
Secondary School's 4th

.m., Balmoral
hon Ave. (4

Thursda, “May 27 -- Marcia
Meyer «concert. 7:30 p.m..
Capilan Library, 3180

Newmars<:' Unive, North Van. A
family ucecert with guitar, flute

and vue teatunng classical,
folk. jazz «snd children’s songs.
Free

Thursda.. May 27 -- Prominent
Vancouver ncurologist Dr. S
Hashunvuto speaks on Multiple
Sclerosis and current research,
7:30 pm. Royal Canadian
Legion Banguet Hall (13564 73rd
Avenue) 263-3244 for
further imormahon

Barbeque-Talent-Fash-—

Thursday, May 27 -- Annual
Coffee Party of the Vancouver
School of Theology Auxilliary,
11 a.m., at the School (6050
Chancellor Blvd., UBC).
Thursday, May 27 -- Information
meeting of the Indian River
Housing Co-Operative, 7:45 to
9:30 p.m., Boundary Com-
munity School, 750 East 29th,
North Van (near Williams and
Lynn Valley Road).

Thursday, May 27 -- Free
Eckankar lecture, 7:30 p.m..
North Van Rec Centre boar-
droom (123 E. 23rd St., North
Van).

Friday, May 28 -- Clan MacLeod
dinner meeting, 7:30 p.m.,
Hotel Astor (4561 Kingsway,
Burnaby). MacLeods and friends

welcome. for more information
call 988-2465.
Friday, May 28 -- Street Festival,
part of the North Vancouver
City 75th Jubilee celebrations, 6
p.m., North Van Recreation
Centre,
Features mass fitness class, wine
& beer garden, street dancing.
supper market, fireworks, free
movie and obstacle race for 5 &
under.
Friday, May 28 -- Annual
regional conference of Toast-
mistresses, today until Sunday,
at the Inn at Denman Place.
Registrations are invited from
the general public, who are also
welcome at the Speech Banquet
Saturday. Call Elinor Sanders at
278-1403 or Doreen Greig at
922-6210 or 681-0296 for more
information.
Friday, May 28 -- Figure drawing
workshop sponsored by the
West Van Rec Commission, | to
4 p.m., West Van Rec Centre.
Second session on Sunday, May
30. Contact Robyn Macey at the
Centre (926-3266) for more
information and registration.
Saturday, May 29 -- Western
Round Up and Reno Night
sponsored by the Fraternal
rder of en chuck wagon
Starts at 6: m., dancing at
8.30, FOE Hall 170 West 3rd
St,. North Van. Tickets $6, bar
service only
Saturday, May 29 -- Bazaar
sponsored by North Shore
Medical Assistants, 10 a.m. to 2
p.m.. North Lonsdale United

Church. Proceeds to Lions Gate

BRIERCREST BIBLE COLLEGE

Presents

“A SACRED CONCERT’

Delbrook Baptist Church

515 W. Windsor Rd., North Van.

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Hospital and Association funds.
Saturday, May 29 -- Rummage
sale, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, Beacon
Hill Lodge, 525 Clyde Avenue,
West Van. Call 926-6858 for
more inforntation.

The North Shore’ Junior
Chamber of Commerce invites
young peoples ages 19-40 to
become involved in their
community by attending the
chamber’s bi-monthly meetings.
For more information, call 987-
4488.

Sweet Adelines invite you to
sing, harmonize the world and
have fun by joining them at their
meetings held every Wednesday
evening at 7:45 p.m. at
Highlands United Church (3255
Edgemont Bivd., North Van). Lf
you're a woman who gets a real
thrill out of singing. call Pat
Wilson at 985-2289 for more
information on the international
organization.

WV Band Alumni have formed
the “Fnends of the West Van
Band”, a support group of old
{mends and associates dedicated
to maintaming cntact with the
band association. Newsletter
will be a regular feature, dues
are $5 annually. For more in-
formation write P.O. Box 91044,
West Van, V7V 3N3 or phone
922-7947 or 922-7949.

The Crossroads -- a_ gospel
jamboree — invites young
people to join in and bring their
instruments every Saturday
night from 7 to {0 p.m. at
Inglewood Centre (17th and

it teaches:

“That one indeed is a
man who, today,
dedicateth himself to
the service of the
entire human race.”

For more information,
please contact.

BAHA'I! FAITH
P.O. Box 91213

West Vancouver,
B.C.
V7V 3N6

Introducing a new
four Colour

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Enquines tor
obtaining this
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NOR TEE SHORE

‘THOROUGHBREDS’

Inglewood, West Van).
Refreshments served. For more
information call 988-0296 or 926-
9016. Sponsored by the West
Vancouver Christian Centre.

Volunteers for greenhouse and
outdoor gardening for hor-
uculture therapy program at
Lions Gate Hospital are needed
now. The new program needs

just an hour of your time once a
week, two weeks or month, and
can be rewarding. Call 987-0637
for information.

Display of silkscreen and etching
pnnts by the Echo Prinumakers
at the West Vancouver
Memonal Library during the
month of May.

TRAVEL TRAINING CENTRE’S Specisiized Courses will

TRAVEL TRAINING CENTRE

Ste. 2-1583 Pemberton Ave.
North Vancouver, B.C.

Effective June 01,

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER

SPRINKLING REGULATIONS

1982 and until September 30,
1982 all sprinkling or other irrigation of gardens and
lawns is prohibited except between the hours of
8.00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.,
and then only as follows:

Even numbered premises on even calendar days
Odd numbered premises on odd calendar days

By Order of Municipal Engineer

Tet: 886-2221

RESIDENTIAL LOTS
LYNN VALLEY
$64,000.00 to $68,000.00

- Largest lot over %& ACRE - mainly over 8,000

square feet

- Underground utilities

- Connections to Municipal services included at no

extra cost

- Convement location

Close to Park, Schools and Shopping Centre

No through traffic

Call the Land Department.
Orstrict of North Vancouver
987-7131

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108

1077 56th St

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