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THURSDAY

Nov, 19-Ongoing to June. Cantonne
lessons. Tearn to understand verbal &
wotten Chinese. 46 pom.. Sentinel
secomtary school. nfo: Agnes Wong,
929.7522 of Edwin Lev, 922-6928.

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Nov. 19-Ongoing. Deep Cose Parent
Participation Preschool has openings
in ts quality program for kids aged 3
& 4 years. Participarent info. line:
929-6610.

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Nov. 19—-Ongoing. CAYAC North
Shore for Catholic teens. 7 pom. every
Churs. at ttoty Trinity Courch Hall.
Info: 980-4450,

Shotokan Karate
for ages 7 & older. Coed program
auned oat developiny fitness. self
discipline, confidence A self detence.

Nos. (9-Onpoing

Infor NS. YMCA 926 4541 af 986
O388.

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Nov. 29-Ongoing. No Van Youth

Rand practice for 9 10 13 year-old N.
Shore music studfents, 6 7730 pai. on
Tues./Phurs. at
School,

Highiand. ¢om.

FRIDAY
Nov. 20-Ongoing Wed. & Fri. Drop-
in Toddlers’ Storyame. NWL City
Library, 22) Wo l4th St. NV. 10

Wear brightly colored clothes

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signals are in your favor.

Drivers may run the light) or

make a turn and, in any conflict
between a pedestrian and a motor
vehicle, the pedestrian is always
the loser.
e@ When your view is blocked by
a parked car or a stopped vehicle,
move out slowly to where you can
see approaching traffic clearly be-
fore attempting to cross the street.
@ Avoid jaywalking. Cross at in-
tersections or use crosswalks.
Many municipalities have bylaws
that prohibit jaywalking.

In rainy and inclement weather,
drivers often have difficulty secing
traffic clearly.

Slippery roads make it difficult
fer a vehicle to siop quickly. Keep
this in mind when crossing a street
and remember that umbrellas or

Reform

jacket hoods cen block your view
of approaching cars.

To ensure that drivers see you,
wear brightly colored or Muores-~
vent clothing during the day.

At night, wear clothing triramed
with retro-reflective material. The
material returns a large percentage
of light back to the tight source.

Remember that if you’ve been
drinking alcoholic beverages, it

nay be unsafe for you to walk.

it's estimated that almost half
of all pedestrian accidents involve
pedestrians who have been drink-
ing.

A sober pedestrian can usually
judge how far away a car is and
how quickly it’s approaching.

As fitthe as one drink can cause
you to overestimate its distance
and underestimate its speed. As a
result, you may try to cross the
street when it’s unsafe to do sa.

Reform, Ethical Conduct, Standing Orders and Private
Bills has been authorized by the Legislative Assembly to
examine all matters and issues arising out of the two
reterenda questions presented to voters in the general
provincial election on October 17, 1991:

The Select Standing Committee on Parliamentary

1. Should voters be given the right, by
legislation, to vote between elections for
the renoval of their Member of the
Legislative Asseniily? (Recall)

2. Should voters be given the right, by
legislation, to propose questions that the

submit to voters by referendum? (Initiative)

The Committee would like to hear your views on
these matters through a series of public meetings being
heid throughout the province. These meetings are
intended to provide the Members of the Committee and
the public an opportunity to engage in a discussion
about all aspects of recall and initiative.

VANCOUVER
Saturday,December 5, 1992, 10:00 a.m. —- 5:00 p.m.
Waddington Room, Hotel Vancouver

900 West Georgiz, Vancauver

Further public meetings are being scheduled and

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Mr. Ugjal Dosanjh, MLA
Chairperson
Ms, Sue Hammel, MLA
Deputy Chairpersurn

Covernment of British Columbia mrust
will be advertised.

Facsimite:

To appear belire the Cow nittee
or for further information, contact:

Mr. Craig James

Clerk of Cormmitiees
and Clerk Assistant

Room 224

Parliament Buildings
Victoria, British Colurnbia

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Telephone: (604) 356-6318

{call cotfect)
(60-4) 356-8172

KIDS’

aim. Tt a.m., 2 pom. Stores, songs,

& Saperplays for bids 2 & Vvis

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Nov. 26--Onpaig cach Wed A tea.
Storytime for toddlers aped 2 & 3 yts.,
Of Fim. & 2 pan. tate. NOV. City
fidtary, OAD 4424,

Nov, 20-Gavomng. bachange program
with buropean students and NOS. stu-
dents. Info: 924-6296,

SATURDAY

WEST SECOND STREET

WeSr FresT STREET

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STUFF

Nov, 2h-Childreu's Fair at the Candy
Cane Pui. Nort Lonsdale United,
33K0) Fonsdale. 10-2 pom. tunch,
games, cotertainment, eifis to buy. Un
fa: OSS-497 4.
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Nov. 2f-and Dee S$. bamily workshop
(ages 7 $2 sears! oon oe pbooks.””
Precentaan Pose. [efor ose E38).
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Nov. 21-Ongoim rewistration: — pro-
HEURIS av dulable tecCentre Delbrook
tnelude Suk Sereen & Decal Printiay
for Midy aged 7-120 ves., Starstriders

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CHESTERFIELD Ave.

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' . Decorating. Info:
recCentre Detbrook, 987-PLAY.

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& Gumboot

Nov. 21--Ongoing. Saturday
Storytime. Stores & fun for kids 4-8
vts.. T0020 a.m. Info: NOUV. City
Vibrary, O8@ 4424,

SUNDAY

Nos. 22--Ongoing. NuS. City bibrary,
SIEOW. Lath Sry is anen Sundays, 1-5
pam. Inter ORO 1424.

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