What's Going On

this week —

Wednesday, January 8--Business
& Professional Women's Club
dinner meeting. 6:30 p.m.
Speaker: Mary Collins, MP. In-
fo:.985-2223 or 985-6265.

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Wednesday, January 8~Tales-
for-Twos Storytime. Capilano
Library, 3045 Highland Blvd.
10:30 a.m. every Wednesday ‘til
Feb. 12. A half hour session of
simple stories, songs and
fingerplays for two-year-olds.
Please pre-register. 987-4471.
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Wednesday, January 8--Pre-
school Storytime. Capilano
District Library. 2 p.m. every
Wed. A new afternoon
storytime for 3-5 year olds who
are busy in the mornings. Pre-
registration not required.
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Wednesday, January. 8--Coping
with Cancer Group, Lions Gate
Hospital, seminar rooms 1 & 2,
off Terrace Cafeteria. 7:30-8:30
p.m. Topic: ‘‘Cancer’- the im-
portance of play’, share experi-
ences, concerns, 988-3131, Local
466 or 497,

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Wednesday, January 8-YMCA

Youth Basketball League needs

volunteer coaches & referees,
» 926-5541,

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Wednesday, January 8--

Capilano Flower Arranging

Club. 7:30 p.m. Library, Queen

Mary Community School, West

13th St., North Van. Start the ,

New Year with a ‘Back to

Basics Workshop’. Everyone
welcome - admission $2. Info:
Julia Tibbs, 925-2958,
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Wednesday, January 8--North
Shore Psychic Society Meeting,
Queen Mary School, 7:30 p.m.
A guest speaker on Chinese

-Astrology.

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January 9--Pre-
school Storytime. Capilano
District Library. 10:30 a.m.
every Thursday. Picture books,
fairy tales and fun for 3-5 year

Thursday,

olds. Pre-registration not re-
quired.

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Thursday, January 9--Picture

Loan Show, 6-8:30 p.m. Pres-
entation House, 4th and Ches-
terfield. Over 250 origina! paint-
ings by local artists. Rent for
home or office for as low as
$2.50 per month. No charge to
come and see the show. Phone
North Vancouver Community
Arts Council 988-6844, for fur-
ther info.

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Thursday, January 9--North
Van University Women’s Club
mecting. Highlands United
Church, Edgemont Blvd. 7
p.m. Speaker: author Crawford
Killian. Info: 988-2272,

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Friday, January 10--Open
discussion on the Baha'i Faith,
North Vancouver District, 8
p.m. Info: Sandra, 980-7898.

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Friday, January. 10--Open
discussion on the Baha’i Faith.
Lions Bay, 8 p.m. Info: Lilly,
921-8557. Topic: Economic
Justice for this day.

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-Adventure Tours.

, Presents LO
TRAVELTALE FILM

-NARRATED IN PERSON BY FRANK KLICAR

Q.E.T, Fri. Jan. 17

“2 shows: 5:30 - 8:30
. Res: $7.50, 6.75, 6.25
: Students $5.00

DISTRICT

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V7L 483

OF NORTH VANCOUVER -
.-.MOUNT SEYMOUR
PARKWAY

BERKLEY RD. TO TOLLCROSS AD.

ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Jan. 13/86 to May 2/86
(More or Less)

TRAFFIC DELAYS ARE TO
BE EXPECTED

, EW. Bremner, P. Eng.
Director of Engineering Services

Employment and L .
Immigration Canada Immigration Canada @

, CEC RELOCATION

" On December 30, 1985 the North Vancouver Canada
Employment Centre (CEC) moved to new premises at:

126 - East 15th. St.
North Vancouver, B.C.

Phone: 988-1151 Office.
980-3641 Enquiries.

We look forward to serving you at our new location. E

Canad

North Van. Centennial
Tues. Jan. 14
MATINEE 2:00 p.m.
Evg. 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Res: $7.50, Students $5.00

plus $1.00 ABF

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Saturday, January = 11--Thrift

Sale. St. Richard’s Church, 1398

W. 15th St. and Philip. 10 a.m.

- noon. Coffee will be served.
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Saturday, January 11--Fitness
Instructors’ Course begins Jan.
1f St. David's United Church,
1525 Taylor ‘Way, West Van.
Info: registration, Vancouver
YWCA 683-2531 — local 212.
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Saturday, January 11--Recorder
workshop. Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Bivd.,
North Van. 9:15-3:30 p.m. In-
structor: Paul Palmer. Mini-
Concert at | p.m. Cost $10 for
members, $15 for non-members.
Sponsored by B.C. Recorder
Society and CAMMAC, Cana-
dian Amateur Musicians. To
register call 980-5341 or 736-
4189,

upcoming —

Sunday, January 12---
Registration is currently taking
place at Delbrook Community
Centre for all Winter 1986
general recreation programs.
For more program information
call 984-4181 or drop by 600 W.
Queens. .

Why your neighbours are converting —
‘to Natural Gas to Go:

“Our conversion program to
Natural Gas has been successful
beyond our expectations:

Harry Mortimer, President Spools Lumber & Building Supplies, Vancouver

Seven of Spool’s twelve trucks were converted to twin-fuel

Natural Gas to Go in December, 1984. Mr. Mortimer reports:

““We chose Natural Gas over the alternatives because it offered
greater potential savings and because of the twin-fuel capability.

“t.. Natural Gas is a B.C. product. lama strong B.C. booster and
it is important to me that the money I spend on fuel stays in B.C.

“We were a little anxious at first... but now we recognize that
it is completely safe, certainly safer than other vehicle fuels’

a BC Hydro

The North Shore Kinsmen Club
Presents

Casino

International Plaza Hotel
Jan. 9, 10, 11
7:30 pm to 1 am

Place
Dates
Times

ROULETTE, BLACKJACK, DANCING
LAS VEGAS RULES

Proceeds to Kinsmen.
Mothers’ March

Call B.C. Hydro for information: in Metro Vancouver 663-3258,
in the Abbotsford area 853-2251, in the Chilliwack area 792-1966,