12 - Wednesday, August 4, 1993 ~ North Shore News

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CLANTON A
COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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THURSDAY, AUG 5

Hollybuirn Heritage Hike in Cypress

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IF THE sun should manage to stay out until this paper
appears on the news stand, we will have had six days of
uninterrupted sunshine. Although we usually expect
summer weather to begin somewhere around May, this
year has been a huge disappointment. July set a new low
for sunshine-hours in the Lower Mainland. The suinmer
of 1982 set the standard for the gloomiest of summers
with a low of 210.2 sunshine hours. With just a couple
of days left in’ July 1993, we had received a mere 176.5

hours of sun rays. The month’s average is 295.9 hours.
June’s sunshine was the eighth-lowest and was acecsm-
panied by much rainfall, Considering that the past few
months have averaged two deprees Jower than the usual
temperature, we might believe we've been living through
a season other (han summer. Needless to say, people
seemed genuinely happy to see (he sunshine again. Oddly
enough, it stayed with us (hrough a long weekend.

What ts it that you like the best about summer?

Terry Utgaren
North Vancouver
Sunshine.

Vanessa Bryan

North Vancouver

There was a_ mistake
made at my birth because
I was supposed to be
born in a warm, tropical
country. I need the warm
weather and sunshine,

it.

overcast,
gloomy.

PTS

PERT tg PE al ae

Richard Dowus

North Vancouver .
Probably the ambience of
The sun makes
warm and cheery whereas
in the winter it’s very
dull

Eric Yoo

Burnaby

I enjoy golfing and sport
fishing. The sunshine
allows me to do more of
those things.

Alvena Fraser

North Vancouver

The best part of summer
it is that it allows me to do
more mountain biking.

and

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Mt. Seymour United Church ‘Thrift
Shop. All items sold 50% off. 1200
Parkgate Ave., N.V. Info:929-8874 .
ONGOING EVENTS:
To Nov. Tues (10 a.m.-1 p.m.) &
Thurs. (4:30-7:30 p.m.). Breast health
education clinic. Lions Gate Hospital
Medical Day Centre. Info: 925-1952,
oes
Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS)
meeting. 9-10:30 a.m. W.V. United
Church, 2062 Esquimalt Ave., W.V.
926-9177. 13 North Shore locations.
Info: 985-6538.
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Ist & 3rd Thurs. of each month, N.S.
Amateur Radio Club meets rm. 103,
Pacific Marine Training Institute, 265

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Bingo, 7 p.m. Eagles Hall, 170 W. 3rd
St. N.V.

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W.Y. Adult Community Pops Band
welcomes new members. Info: 984-
0352.

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Thrift Shop open 2-8 p.m.
Seymour. United Church,
Parkgate Ave., N.V.

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Support group for women from a
physically or emotionally abusive rela-
tionship. Confidential. Info: Emily
Murphy House 987-3374. .

Ist & 3rd Thurs. of each month, La
Leche League meets at 10 a.m., United

Mt.
1200

breastfeeding mothers and pregnant
women. Info:985-3751.

CEMENTS GATS .

FRIDAY, AUG

ONGOING EVENTS:
Alcoholics Anonymous hosts weckly
meetings at LGH Monday evenings at
8 p.m. in the Medical Day Centre
Dietary Lounge. Info: 434-3933.

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Squamish Nation A & D Bingo.
Fundraiser. 7-10:30 p.m. 100 Mathias
Rd., N.V. Kids over 9 yrs. welcome.

Info: 985-7826.

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L.V. Singles Social Club welcomes
new menibers for group activities. In-
fo: Bill, 986-5286. sO

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Baha'i faith info: Baha’i Bookstore &
Information Centre, 731-8199,

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Lyan Canyon Ecology Ceatre; open
daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Info: 987-5922.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and enter-
tainment listings see the Around Town
cofumn in Wednesday's North Shore
Now section, ‘

W. Esplanade. 7:30: p.m. Non-hams

welcome. Info! 985-2570. Support, networking, and

Park. Moderately casy hike with some *

creck crossings. Approx.:3 hrs. Wear
protective clothing, bring lunch. 11
a.m.. Parks Info kiosk, parking lot,
Cypress Bowl Road. Info: 922-7949

COFIRECTION NOTICE

in our 86-4 Housewares Fair
flyer, Duck Down Duvets on
page 9, should have read “18-
oz. twin. Our reg. $175, 25-oz.
double/queen. Our reg. $250.
29-02. king. Our reg. $275."
Beaumatrk 16.9 cu. ft. fridge
#37160 on page 23 are in limit-
ed quantities — will be substitut-
ed at the store. G.E. Desk/Wall
Mountable Telephone 29.99
each and 49.99 each, G.E.
‘Combination Phone and
Answering Machine 129.99 each
on page 31 will be tate —
rainchecks will be available at
the store. :

Sony for any inconvenience this
may have caused.

TROPICAL TOES
Pedicure and 3 99
Manicure Special

with
this ad
Other services: Sculptured Nails,
European Facial, Acne Treatments,
Waxing, Lash Tinting & Makeup.

Chez Elle

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