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What’s Going On ——
bid’ 7:30-8:30 p.m. Topic: Questions

Wednesday, November 13-- for the Doctor, share experi-
ences, concerns, 988-3131, local

From Page 49

Monday, November 4--Time
management for women with
families & careers. Carson
Graham School, 7:30-10 p.m.
Mini lecture. Also Preteens; be-
twixt & between. Info: N.S.
Family Services, 988-5281.

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Monday, November 4--CPR
Basic I—Recertifiction for those
with previous Basic I or II, cer-
tification. 6:15-10:15 p.m.
North Van YMCA, 440 Hendry
Ave., N.V. Pre-register please in
person or by mail prior to
course at least 3 days 984-
YMCA, (9622).

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Tuesday, November 5-Dec. 12-
-Judo. Lynn Valley Hall, Tues.
& Thurs, 4:45-5:45 p.m. Judo
lessons for 8-11 year olds.

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Tuesday, November 5--North.

Shore Photo Image Ciub. North

Van. Library, 14th and

Lonsdale. 7 p.m. Info: 984-9696

or 986-4924. ‘*Night

Photography’’. All welcome.
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Tuesday, November §--1.T.C.
(formerly Toastmistress)

‘Develop leadership skills,

organizational ability, and ef-
fective speaking techniques.
Dinner 7. p.m. cocktails 6:30 at
Yics Restaurant. Info: J. In-
kster, 985-9445 or M. Culham,
929-6097." .

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‘Wednesday, November 6~-Visit
with Allen Morgan, author.

Capilano Library, 3045
‘Highland . Blvd. 1:30 p.m.

‘Children aged 4-7 and interested
adults are ‘invited to visit ‘with

the author of ‘Matthew and the

Midnight. Tow Truck’.

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Wednesday, November 6--Teddy
Bear's Picnic PJ Storytime.
North Van City Library. 7 p.m.
Songs, stories and dance for 4-8
year olds. A musical evening.

Wednesday, "November 6
Preschooler’s books for
Christmas. . Seycove Library,
4:30-8:30 p.m. A preview and

. discussion of this years offerings

with a district children’s
librarian...
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_ Wednesday, November 6--North

Shore Psychic Society, Queen
Mary School. 7:30 p.m.
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Wednesday, November 6--C.A.
Wives Club of B.C. is holding a
fall fashion show and lunch at
Hollyburn Country Club,
Crosscreek Rd., West Van. All
members and guests welcome.
11:30 a.m. For reservations call
922-9170, 294-3044.

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Wednesday, November 6--
Business & Professional
Women’s Club monthly dinner
meeting. Avalon Hotel 6:30
p.m. Topic: ‘Starting your own
business’’. Info: 985-2223 or
985-6265.

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Wednesday, November 6--
Create a new interest, ladies.
Come share God’s Love at our
coffee morning. 10:15-11:30
a.m. Speaker: Lila Davies,
Feature: Agnes Ingley with
holdiay souvenirs. Hollyburn
Gospel Chapel, 1403 Duchess
Ave., West. Van. Transporta-
tion? Call 926-1204.

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Wednesday, November 6--
“Ramses II and His World’? —
Lecture by Dr. Hanna Kassis at
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E.
22nd St., N.V. $3. Everyone
welcome. 980-2474.

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Wednesday & Thursday, Nov.
6-Dec. 12--Toddlers Storytimes.

_ West: Van. Memorial Library.
10:30 a.m. For 2 years, Info:

926-3291 to register.
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Thursday, November 7--NV

_ MCC SCC Business meeting |

p.m. Members are requested to
bring membership cards.
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Thursday, November 7-Dec. 19-
--Kinderdance classes. Lynn
Valley .Hall, 3:45-4:30 p.m.
Creative movement class for
pre-schoclers.

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” Friday, November 8-Author

visit: Allen Morgan. North Van
City Library 10:30 a.m. Allen
Morgan with stories and games

| for preschoolers.
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Friday, November 8--Tax Im-
plications of the New Budget.

. Free lecture for Seniors at West

Van Seniors Centre. 1:30 p.m.
695 2Ist St. Speakers: Bob

_ NAVIGABLE WATERS
PROTECTION ACT
R.S.C. 1970, CHAPTER N-19

The Minister of Transportation and Highways of

Saunders and Gordon Reynolds
of Vancouver City Savings Fi-
nancial Services. Register: 926-
4375. Sponsored by Financial
Information for Seniors Com-
mittce, North Shore Informa-
tion & Volunteer Centre.
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Saturday, November 9--Bread
Dough Xmas Ordaments. Karen
Magnussen Arena, 9:30-12:30
p.m. Create tree ornaments or

dents of Oceanside Art Centre,
crafts by Ladies of the Unity
Church North Van. Admission
free.

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Sunday, November 10—North
Van City Fire Department is of-
fering a St John's Ambulance
Heartsaver CPR course. 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Cost $30. Register at
Fire Hall, 13th and St. Georges,
or phone 980-5021.

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Coping with Cancer Group.
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar 466 or 497.
mms 1 & 2 off Terrace Cafeteria.

table pieces.
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crafts & paintings.
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Sunday, November 10--Arts &
Craft Show. Eagles Hall, 170 and talking about her books.
West 3rd St. North Van. 10-7 Children and adults welcome. 2

p.m. Original paintings by stu- p.m.

British Columbia hereby gives notice that he has,
under Section 8 of the above act, deposited with the
Minister of Transport in Ottawa, and in the Office
of the Land Registrar of the Land Registry District
of Vancouver, (Land Registry Foreshore Plan No.

17596), Drawing No. 1481-322A, showing the pro- «jf
@ . posed protection berm for the north main pier of the

Lions Gate Bridge. This berm will provide protection

-from ship collisions in the First Narrows. It will meet

the original ground just above the low tide line or
approximately 25 metres from the north main pier
and will not encroach on the Navigational Channel.

And take notice that after the expiration of one

month from the date of publication of this notice, the _ :

Minister of Transportation and Highways of the Pro-
vince of British Columbia will, under section 8 of the
said act, apply to the Minister of Transport for ap-
proval of said site and plan.

Written comments shoule be directed to:
Director General, Aids and Waterways,
Canadian Coast Guard, Ministry of Transport
Ottawa, Ontario -

K1A ON?

A.E. Rhodes

(Acting) Deputy Minister

Ministry of Transportation and Highways
Parliament Buildings

Victoria, British Columbia

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held afterwards.

Saturday, November 9 & 10-- “ee

Christmas Fair, B.C. Rail Wednesday, November 13--
Building, 221 West Esplanade, Janet Lunn, award-winning
N.V. 9:30-5:30 p.m. Sale of author of Double Spell, Tt
Root Cellar and The Twe..-
Dancing Princesses at West Van.
Memorial Library, reading from

THE

_ ELEGANT

FLEA MARKET

NOV. 2np

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

-West Vancouver
United Church

21st & Esquimalt

THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE

RE.: OFFICIAL COMMUNITY
PLAN

Aspecial meeting of the POLICY COMMITTEE of the
Council of the City of North Vancouver has been
scheduled to be held at 7:30 P.M., on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 4, 1985, in the Council Chamber of the
City Hall, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver,

.B.C., for the following purpose:

To reconsider the designation in the CITY OF
NORTH VANCOUVER OFFICIAL COMMUNITY
PLAN insofar as the said Plan relates to the follow-
ing properties:

Lots 7 to 18, inclusive, Block 207, D.L. 545,
located between Eastern and St. George
Avenues, from Twenty-first Street to Twenty-
second Street (preseently designated garden
apartment density - 16-30 units per acre); and

Lets 40 to 52, inclusive, Block 208, D.L. 546,
located on the north side of Twenty-first Street,
between St. Georges and St. Andrews
Avenues (presently designated for single fami-
ly use).

All the above mentioned properties are currently
zoned RT-1 Two-family Residential 1 Zone.

Owners and/or occupiers of the properties involv-
ed, and residents of adjacent areas, are invited to
attend the meeting to express any concerns they
may have with respect to a possible amendment to
the Official Community Plan.

E.A. Raymond
City Clerk
October 25, 1985

Wednesday, November 13--
Saturday, November 9--Craft Author visit: Janct Lunn. North
Fair. For the outreach of St.
Monica's Church. Eagle Har-
bour Centre, 5575 Marine Dr.,
West Van. i] a.m. -3 p.m. grades 4-7.
Many professional craftpersons
participating.
*

Van City Library. 9:15 p.m.
Award winning author Janet
Lunn reads from her books. For

Wednesday, November 13--
. Bishop Remi de Roo of Vic-
Saturday, November 9--  toria, will be speaking at Annual
Seymour Art Gallery, 1204 General Mig. of North Van
Caledonia Ave., N. Van. Ar-
chival collection of memorabilia
of Deep Cove. Donated by Janet
Pavlik ta Nov. 9, 929-7981.
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Capilano NDP. Public invited to
attend 7:30-9 p.m. Queen Mary
School Library, 230 W. Keith
Rd. Short mtg. for members

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THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER .

NOTICE

In accordance with the provisions of the City of North
Vancouver “Fire Prevention By-law, 1951, No. 5343",
DRY GARDEN REFUSE ONLY may be burned on
the following dates without a special permit being
obtained:

SATURDAY — October 26th
SUNDAY _ October 27th
AND ‘

SATURDAY — November 2nd .
SUNDAY 7— November 3rd_

Fires are to be small and.attended bya competent : . ,

person, and smoke and fly ash kept to a minimum.

City Hall E.A. Raymond
141 West 14th Street City Clerk
North Vancouver OO,

‘THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
ZONING BY-LAW

AMENDMENTS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING:
NOTICE is hereby given by the City of North Van-

couver, pursuant to Section 720 of the Municipal Act
of British Columbia; that a Public Hearing will be held

on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1985, at 7:00 P.M., in:
the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 141 West 14th’

Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive represen-
tations in connection with the following proposed
amendments to the text of the “Zoning By-law,
1967":

BY-LAW NO. 5673

A By-law to amend the Zoning By-law insofar as it~
pertains to the M-5 Light Industrial Zone so as to pro- - ff
vide a more compact description of the tange of per-.

mitted’ principal and accessory uses while not
lessening the number of permitted principal and ac-
cessory uses. The amending By-law will also in-
troduce a new category entitled ‘‘other goods’’ for

. principal wholesaling and warehousing uses which

will: permit warehouse or wholesale uses not

presently listed in an M-5 Zone. The By-law will fur-

ther permit the business category of ‘‘automobile
parts" to include an accessory retail use without the
requirement that such use be housed in an area
which is separate from that of the principal use on
the premises.

In addition; the amending By-law will prohibit access
to Bewicke Avenue, and will control setback

i distances of buildings and structures from the top

of the bank of Mosquito Creek for flood protection
purposes.

a The properties affected by the amending By-law are

those contained in Blocks 20 and 21, D.L. 265, bet-
ween Hanes and Bewicke Avenues, as indicated in
heavy outline on the map below:

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APPLICANT: CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

ALL PERSONS who deem their property to be af-
fected by the proposed amending By-law have the
opportunity to be heard, in person, by attorney, or
by petition.

COPIES of the proposed By-law and pertinent staff
reports may be inspected at the office of the City
Clerk between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday.

£.A. Raymond, City Clerk
October 24, 1985

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