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C14 - Sunday, June 26, 1983 - North Shore News

FIRST IMPRESSIONS Theatre presents ... “First Impressions” a play about young people
playing at Presentation House June 29-July 2 at 8 pm. From the left, some of the actors,
Warde Ashlie, Tracy McDonald, Kirsten Price, Darien Edgeler, Brian Jones, Bill Young and

Michelle Mair.
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Monday, June 27 -- Senior What’s Going On

Citizens Association Branch 4,
St. John’s Hall, 13th & Chester-
field, 1:30 p.m. Strawberry tea &

whist. Final plans for picnic June
29.

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service for non-profit communi-
ty groups on the North Shore
and receives a very iarge
number of items each week for
publication. The News does its
best to ensure that all dated
tems appear at least once
before the event, and that
‘‘engoing’’ items appear
regularly. However, space
limitations make it impossibie
to guarantee that every single
item received will run. For this
reason, also, non-North Shore
items are not normally ac-
cepted.

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Monday, June 27 -- Women's
‘Aglow Fellowship will be held at
the Avalon Hotel, at 7 p.m.,
1025 Marine Drive, North Van-
couver. Guest speaker Donna
Rae will share her testimony of
deliverance from drugs and
alcohol and her healing from
cancer. Coffee and tea will be
served.

Monday, June 27 -- Amnesty In-
ternational, North Shore group
is having its regular monthly
meeting, 7:30 p.m. Highlands
United Church, 3255 Edgemont
Blvd., N.Van. Guest speaker:
Professor Philip Stigger of
Simon Fraser University on East
Africa, History and _ Politics.
Question and discussion period
to follow talk. Amnesty Interna-

tional
thousands of men and women
around the world who are in
pmson because of thew race.

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Tuesday, June 28 -- Truth
Rebekah Lodge, No. 28, St.
Johns’ Hall, 13th and Chester-
field. 8:00 p.m. Strawberry
Social, plan summer picnic.
Tuesday, June 28 -- The Van-
couver M.A.D.D.. (Mothers
Against Drunk Drivers) Chapter
is having a meeting at St. An-
drew’s Church, 1044 St Georges
Street, North Vancouver, at 7:30
p.m. Please come and bmnng a
friend. Guest speaker Constable
Axness will attend. For more in-
formation, call 327-0948, 327-
4383.

Wednesday, June 29 -- Folkfest
Storyume, Capilano Library,
10:00 a.m. Come and _ hear
stones from faraway places, for
children aged three and up.
Free.

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Tuesday, Sune 28 -- The film,
Images of the Wild, will be
shown at North Van City
Library, 121 W. 14th St., 980-
0581, 7:00 p.m. Canadian artist
Robert Bateman’s’ work is
featured in film.

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Thursday, June 30 -- Folkfest
Storytime, Lynn Valley Library,
10:30 a.m. For children aged
three and over, a selection folk-
tales and picture book stories
from other countries. Free.
Thursday, June 30 -- Eckankar,
a universal teaching, presents a
free introductory lecture at 7:30
p.m.at the Seycove Community
Library.

Thursday, June 30 -- Happy Bir-
thday Canada! Family Celebra-
tion at North Vancouver City
Library, 121 W. 14th St. Cake,
coffee, balloons, puppet show.
Kids design your own Canada
Day poster.

Friday, July 1 -- Hollybum Sail
Club Canada Day Regatta. West
Van. Ambleside/Lawson Pier to
Dundarave Pier. 10:30—Check
im. 11:00—Skippers meeting.
12:00—Start race at John
Lawson Pier. Meet at Hollyburmn
Sail Club

Saturday, July 2 -- Parking Lot
Sale, Presentation House, 333
Chesterfield, N. Van. 9:00 am to
2:00 pm. Donations of goods for
sale requested. Before June 25 if
possible. 986-1351

Wednesday, July 13 -- Coping
with Cancer Group presents
Cancer and Stress at Lions Gate
Hospital, Seminar Rooms | & 2
off the Terrace Cafeteria, 14th
Street entrance, 7:30 p.m.- 8:30
p.m. Open to anyone interested
to share expenences. problems.
fears about cancer.

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DISTRICT_OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR
LANE RECONSTRUCTION
SOUTH OF THE 1000 BLOCK
MARINE DRIVE FROM
LLOYD AVENUE EAST TO JOG

The Council for The Corporation of the District of
North Vancouver intends to undertake the work set
forth below as a local improvement and to specially
charge the owners’ portion of the costs against the
parcels benefiting from the work.

Untess within one month after publication of this
notice a majority of the owners, representing at least
one-half of the value of the parcels which are liable
to be specially charged, petition the Council not to
proceed with it, the work may be undertaken as a
local improvement.

The work includes the installation of underground
drainage and the provision of drainage connections
to every property that can take advantage of it:
reconstructing and shaping the lane base to
eliminate the irregularities as much as possible, and
paving to a width of 6m +.

The estimated total cost is $47,300 (The Cor-
poration’s share: $14,000; Owners’ share:
$33,300).

The estimated annual charge, inclusive of interest,
is $59.16 per taxable unit of frontage (financed over
five years).

The number of annual instalments is 5

(Mrs.) H.W. Egleston,
Municipal Clerk

June 26, 1983

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