40 - Wednesday. August 19, 1992 - North Shore News

WHAT’S GOING ON

THURSDAY
Aug. 20-Singles theatre trip io see
Closer than Ever, 7 p.m., W.V. Rec-
teation Centre. Pre-register: 926-3266,
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Aug. 20-Everyone is invited to par-
ticipate in the i2th snnual Terry Fox
Run on Sunday, Aug. 20. Info: Terry
‘Fox Foundation Provincial Office,
“683-4611.
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Aug. 20--Ongoing. N.S. Amateur
Radio Club. Meeting first & third
Thurs. of each month. 7:30 p.m.,
Pacific Marine Training Institute, 265
W. Esplanade, Rm. 103. Non-hams
welcome. Info: B. Thompson, 985-
2570 or M. Alsop, 929-3990.
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Aug. 20-Ongoing. Bingo, 7 p.m.
Eagles Hall, {70 W. 3rd St., N.V.
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Aug. 20--Ongoing. W.V. Adult Com-
munity Pops Band welcomes new
members. Senior hand, § p.m., inter-
mediate band 7:30 p.m. Irwin Park
School. Info: John Bergeron, 984-
0352.
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Aug. 20-Ongoing each Thurs. Thrift
Shop open 2-3 p.m. Mount Seymour
United Church, {200 Parkgate Ave.,
NV.
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Aug. 20-Ongoing. TOPS (Take Off
.-Pounds Sensibly). Mect at 7 p.m. at
.the Alano Club, $76 E. 2nd St., N.V.
Info: 985-6538...
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“Aug. 20-Ongoing. Say ‘no’ to vio-
‘lence! 7-9 p.m. Support group for
women: from a physically or emo-
‘tHonally abusive relationship. Con-
:  fidential. Info: Emily Murphy House
987-3374.

FRIDAY

“Aug. 21-Libraries Literacy Display;
49 p.m.; Park Royal Shopping Cen-

Ire, South Mall. [nfo: N.V. City

Library, 980-0581.

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Aug. 21--Ongoing to Sept. Eagle Har-
bour Community Centre programs
remain open through summer constru-
ction. Programs incl. day camps, adult
Programs, fitness and weight room.
Info: 921-7425,

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Aug. 2t--Ongoing. Discussion on cur-
rent issues and the Baha'i faith. Info:
Baha'i Bookstore & Information Cen-
tre, 731-8199.

SATURDAY

Aug. 22--N.S. Association for the
Mentally Handicapped Garage Sate;
antiques, dishes, camping supplies. etc.
10 a.m.-3 p.m., 1240 Barlynn Cres-
cent, N.V. Info: 984-932! or 988-
2685.

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Aug. 22-Free: Family Fun Day. Dunk
tank, clock your pitch with a radar
gun, face painting, woodworking,
barbecue at [950°s prices. 1! a.m.-4
p.m. Delbrook Baptist Church, 515
W. Windsor Rd.. N.V. Info: 985-
4011.

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Aug. 22~Arts in Action, Drop-in ac-
tivities for parents & kids; John
Lawson Park, foot of 8th St. &
Argyle Ave., W.V. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
In the event of rain, activities will be
moved indoors to Silk Purse at 1570
Argyle Ave., W.V. $2 drop-in fee. In-
fo: 925-3605.

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Aug, 22--Eagle Harbour Weight Room
is open. Info: 921-7425.

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Aug. 22-% Aug. 23. Giant Garage
Sale. Proceeds to Canada EarthSave
Society; 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 3920
Delbrook Ave., N.V. Info: Vickie
Hogan, 987-8296.

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. . Seniors’ hot even-
ing. meal program. needs volunteer

BCC. seniors lottery
names new director

‘AL CUMMINGS, chairman of
the board of the Seniors’ Lottery
Association of British Coiumbia,
recently. announced the appoint-
~ment of Georgiana. Evans as the
“new”. executive. director, of the
‘Association.

“Evans has a ‘wide range’ of. @X-
‘perience’ ‘in. both the private and

‘non-profit business” sectors. Ske’
‘spent 25 years in banking and has -

held several management positions
with’ “non-profi it organizations,

‘most: recently as the director of ..
the Kinsmen ©

‘fundraising with
;Rehabilitation Foundation. .

: ; Evans currently serves -as presi-
¢dent of the Richmond Chamber of

“Commerce and chairman of the. °

_Mancouver-Richmond Rapid
_ Transit Advisory Committee, and
‘is| a member of Kwantlen Col-
lege’s board of governors. She has
.four daughters, one son: and five
grandchildren.

The Seniors’ -Lottery Associa-
‘tion of B.C. raises: funds to help
seniors help themselves. During

GEORGIANA EVANS .

the past 16 years more than $3.4

million has been distributed to 648 .

seniors’ groups throughout British

~ Columbia.

Office Technology

Program
Part-time Studies

Your opportunity to acquire office training in
_ Accounting and Word Processing during the day.

Accounting
A beginner’s course in practical accounting

- procedures. An excellent preparatory course for
computerized accounting.

CAPILANO
COLLEGE

Word Processing
Learn the fu::damentals of WordPerfect 5.1.

Space is limited. Call 984-4959 for an interview.

2055 Purcell Way ° North Vancouver * 8.C.

servers & drivers on Monday & Wed-
nesday, 45 p.m. Also: Volunteers
needed to visit & walk with people
who have mouility problems. info:
N.S. Health Volunteer Program,
986-7811.

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Aug. 22--Ongoing to Sept. 29. N.S.
Community Tennis Association invites
new members, all levels, to join out-
door games on Sat. & Sun. mornings,
Tues. & Thurs. eves. Register: 983-
3543.

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Available at rec-
Centre Lonsdate: volleyball instruc-
tion, tennis lessons & ball hockey. In-
fo: 987-PLAY.

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Pets & Friends
Program. Volunteers are needed to br-
ing their pets into rest homes, hospi-
tals & care facilities where people need
friendly contact with animais. Info:
879-5991.

SUNDAY

Axg. 23--Free. Concert by the Sea
presents Metropolitan Concert Band,
featuring classical, pop & marches by
local musicians; 7 p.m.; Ambleside
Park, beside concession stand. Also:
Concert by the Sea presents Mad
Pudding, Horseshoe Bay, 1:30 p.m.
info: 925-3605.
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Aug. 23—Vancouver Rape Relief &
women’s shelter have volunteer posi-
tion available, Info: 872-8212,

Aug. 23--Free: Lonsdale Quay Hillbitly
Sunday. Concert: Jimmy Rey’s 5 Star
Hillbillies. Street performers: The
Sasquatch. 2-4 p.m.. Donations to
benefit the Lions Gate Hospital Foun-

dation.
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Aug. 23--Baden-Powell Trail to
Holiyburn Ridge through old-growth
forest on Hollyburn Mountain. Mod-
erately easy hike, 3 hirs., wear protec-
tive clothing, sturdy footwear, bring
lunch & beverages; meet at I! a.m. at
the info kiosk, downhill skiing parking
tot at the end of Cypress Bowl Rd. In-
fo: 922-7949,

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.

FIFTEEN-year-old North
Vancouver dancer Chelsea
Steyns. and members of
the Royal City Youth Ballet
recantly retumed. trom a
tour to Callfomia where
they performed at
Disneyland, Knotts Berry
Farm and aboard the
Quesn Mary. The Grade 11
Argyle student, who hes
danced for the fast 13
years, and 34 fellow

dancers were accompanied

by seven chaperones.

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