REUNION is on Saturday,
Sept. 27, 7 p.m. at the
Seymour Golf and Country
Club. For tickets call Carmela
at 984-8405.

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N.V. DISTRICT
LIBRARY’S BOOK SALE
on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Parkgate
Branch, 3673 Bant¥ Court.

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ROYAL CITY YOUTH
BALLET: Auditions for the
company on Saturday, Sept.
19, noon and for The
Nutcracker, Sunday, Sept, 20,
1 pan. at Douglas College.
Info: 521-7290.

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VANCOUVER MUSEUM
Kite making workshop on
Sept. 19, 20 at noon-4 p.m.
Info: 736-4431 x395,

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STANLEY PARK ECOLO-
GY SOCIETY: Learn about
volunteer opportunities on
Saturday, Sept. 19, 10 a.m. to
noon. Info: 718-6522.

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BEAVER WATCH for 5
years and up on Saturday,
Sept. 19, 6-8 p.m. at Burnaby
Lake Regional — Park.
Preregister: 432-6359.

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CONSEIL SCOLAIRE
FRANCOPHONE back to
schoc!. picnic on Saturdzy,
Sept. 19 ‘ar Fraser River
Heritage Park in Misson, 11
am. to 4 p.m. Info: 214-
2600.

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LION’S GATE HOSPITAL
9-1-1) RELAY on Sunday,
Sept. 20° at “Ambleside Park.
Everyone is welcome to
attend ‘this annual fundraiser
which will raise money to pur-
chase-equipment for the
Emergency Department. For
more info ‘call. the. Relay
Hedine at 984-3782.

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SUTHERLAND
CHURCH welcomes Dr.
Douglas’ Monkemeier, the
new senior paster, on Sunday,
Sept. 20 at the 1] a.m. wor-
ship service.

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TENPIN BOWLING every.

Wednesday from 12:45-3
p.m. ac Park Royal Lanes.
Friendly ladies Icaguc is look-
ing: for new bowlers. Call
Mona at 926-2980.

AUDITIONS: _ Original

Xmas play seeks an elderly ©

male who looks like Santa, a
young boy between 7-12 with
acting experience and quality
non-equity actors, M/F, 21-

50. Audition info: 929-2733.

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CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY: Take a taxi and
help raise funds for cancer.
Sunshine Cabs will donate
10% of fares to the Canadian
Cancer Socicty from Sept. 2!-
28. info: 988-8888.

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PROSTATE CANCER
SUPPORT and awareness
group mects on Tuesday,
Sept. 22 at Lions Gate
Hospital, Seminar Room A,
7-9 p.m. Talk by Richard
Gallagher, Cancer Control
Research, “Yhe Causes of
Prostate Cancer.” Info: 929-
5183 or 924-0776.

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FIRST AID RENEWAL
FOR CARE PROVIDERS
on Sept. 22 and 24 from
6:30-10:30 p.m. at 380 W.
Kings Rd., N.V. Register:
985-2988.

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FALL FROLIC “98: “Last of
the Red Hot Lovers” Silent
Auction is a fundraiser for the
Ssymour Art Gallery. Tuesday,
Sept. 22, 7 p.m. at the Deep
Cove Cultural Centre, 4360
Gallant Ave. N.V. Info: 924-
1378.

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SOULS@WORK breakfast

‘oup welcomes guest speaker
Bavid Aitken bn Tuesday,
Sept. 22, Cheers Restaurant,
7:15-8:45 a.m. Mr. Aitken is .
an experienced coach, mentor
and facilitator. His topic is
“Letting go for fun and prof-
it.” RSVP to 878-1758.

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W.V. HISTORICAL
SOCIETY invites everyone
to a living history talk, in
character and in period dress
on “Fur Trader on the Coast:
The Life & Adventures of
James Scaroorough” on

- Wednesday, Sept. 23, 7 p.m.

at the W.V. Seniors Centre.
Info: Helen Davies at 925-
7299.

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PHILOSOPHY CAFE is a
discussion circle facilitated by
a professional philosopher.
Next meeting is on
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 7-9

Rosh Hashana
marks new year

FOR Jews the world
round, this new year
begins not on Jan. t
but on the evening of
Sept..20 with the high
holiday of Rosh
Hashana.

The two-day holiday of
Rosh Hashana starts with the
lighting of candies at 6:57 p.m.
today and marks the beginning
of the Jewish new year of
5759. Rosh Hashana means,
literally; the head of the year,
and. is the anniversary of the

creation of the first man.

Actions, words and ever
thoughts during these two
holy days (Sept. 21 and 22) set
the mood that is reflected
throughout the year. Many
Jews fill them with prayer,
Psalms and good ;esolutions.

Yom Kippur, the Day of
Atonement, begins at 6:37
p-m. on Sept. 29.

Services are held in syna-
gogues which begin with Kol
Nidrei (All vows) and con-
clude with the blowing of the
Shofar (ram’s horn) the fol-
iowing evening (Sept. 30).

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p.m. at Starbucks, 131 W.
Esplanade. Everyone wel-
come. Info: Peter Raabe 986-
9446 or Starbucks 986-3797.

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B.C. SCHIZOPHRENIA
SOCIETY will host a lecture
entitled “Family Involvement
in Care” with community
health nurse, Par Lund,
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 7:30
p.m. at Lions Gate Hospital
Auditorium. Everyone wel-
come. Into: 926-0856.

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MADD is holding their annu-
al general §=meeting = on
Wednesday. Sept. 23 at
Faton’s Centre, 2nd Floor,
Community reom, 4700
Kingsway, Bby at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. Info:
515-9212.
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KNOWLEDGE
NETWORK’S 1ST
ANNUAL FAMILY DAY
on Sunday, Oct. 4 is in need
of mature volunteers. The
event will include perfor-
mances by stars of the net-
work’s children’s programs,
tours of the the studios,
hand-on exhibits for children
and workshops and resources
for parents. All volunteers will
receive 2n orientation, 2 com-
memorative t-shirt and food.
Contact Anita Cheng at 603-

8676.
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Sharon Cocomile

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