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MORNING

10:00 .
(12) tke k& “The Brass Botte” (1964,
Fantasy} Tony Randall, Burt Ives. 4, man
buys a brass bottle for his fiancee's father,
but trouble begins when a genie appeurs.
AFTERNOON
1:00
@ kw “Bark Street’ (1961, Ro-
Mmance) Susan Hayward, John Gavin. A
married man keep: @ mistress who must
remain forever in the vackground.
_ EVENING

8:00
@ GO *#&x*& “A Man Could Get Killed”
(1966, Comedy) James Garner, Melina
Mercouri. A banker mistaken for a secret
agent becomes entangled in a web of
espionage and smuggling.
@ tetek “A Severed Head” (1971,
Comedy) Lee Remick, Richard Attenbor-
ough. Elite Londoners show signs of primi-
tivism and lack. of social structure when
they abandon’ sexual mores and engage in
“musical beds.**
kk % “Mr. Belvedere Rings The
Bell” (1951, Comedy} Cliften Webb,
Joanne Dru. A man disguises himself and
enters an old people's home in order to
gather information for his lectures.

10:00
OWM «*% “Happy Birthday, Wanda
June’ (1971, Comedy) Rod ° Steiger,
Susannah York. After eight years in the
Amazon, a man returns to his wife who is

: about to remarry.

10:30

®W GQ) ** % “All The Fine Young Canni-

bals’’ (1960, Drama} Natalie Wood, Robert
Wagner. A headstrong girt from a poor
Southern family marries for money, not

12:00 .
(3 ** “The Amazing World Of
_ Ghosts"’ (1978, Documentary) Narrated by
Sic. Paul. The authenticity of various super-
‘ natural apparitions is investigated.

FALCON CREST

It's a big day for Peter Stav-
ros (Cesar Romero) and An-
. gela, as they both prepare to
tie the knot, on CBS's ‘‘Fal-
con Crest,” FRIDAY, APRIL
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Drama) James Coburn, Lee Remick. A

beautiful woman causes a hired killer to-

abandon his plans to commit a third mur-
der,

@ OD) *«* “Move” (1970, Comedy} EI-
liott Gould, Paula Prentiss. A professional
dog walker and his wife move tu a larger
apartment only to discover that their mov-
ing man has disappeared with their furni-
ture,

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THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

ATTENTION ALL HOMEOWNERS
NEW WASTE COLLECTION
INFORMATION RE GARDEN

REFUSE DISPOSAL

in view of the recent ban imposed by District Council on out-
door burning of garden refuse the following points are noted for
the information and guidance of residents in disposing of such
waste:

1. There is no restriction on the amount of waste and garden
refuse which residents may place at the curb for pick-up by
the District on their normal collection day.
2. Waste and garden refuse will be picked up which is in;
(a) a covered standard size, household garbage container;
(b) a tightly secured, standard size, plastic, household gar-
bage bag;

(c) any approved or District supplied container; or

(d) a tightly secured bundle not more than three feet in tength;
and .

(e) does not weigh more than 35 kilograms (77 pounds) in the
case of individual household containers, bags or bundies.

*3.Waste put out for collection must NOT include any;

(a) explosive, toxic, corrosive, caustic, hot, or highly inflam-
mable substance, or petroleum product;

(b) water or.other liquids in waste receptacles, or;

(c) sealed paint, solvent or chemical containers.

- 4, GARBAGE CONTAINER RENTAL — April, 1986

(a) The District's garbage containers are approximately
4'x4'x5' in size and will hold three cubic yards of waste.

(b) The container must be placed on the boulevard or the
driveway of the residence in a location which is accessi-
ble by the District's garbage packer for picking up and
emptying the container. :

(c) There is a limited number of containers available for the
residential service and these will be assigned in the same
order as the requests for service are received. Depen-
ding upon the demand for this service users may be
limited to a single one week rental period. ;

(d) The charge for the container is $20.00 per week which
includes delivery, one dump and removal of the container.
Additional dumps within one week will be charged at $8.00
each; additional weeks will be charged at $20.00 each.

(e) The rental and dump charges will be invoiced to the user
for payment after the container is removed.

(f) To obtain a container, telephone 984-4381 during normal
ousiness hours and leave your name, address, telephone
number(s) and the length of time you require the container.
Users will be telephoned in advance to inform them when
the container will be delivered.

(g) The container residential service will be available only dur-
ing the month of April, 1986 on a trial basis.

*For information and advice on the disposal of these materials,
please telephone:

MINISTRY OF THE
ENVIRONMENT

USED OIL COLLECTION
SERVICE

GREATER VANCOUVER
REGIONAL DISTRICT 432-6200 .

1-584-8822 for hazardous materials

922-1281 for petroleum products

. for other materials

SHARE THE PLEASURE Js /
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