COMMUNITY EVENTS
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Community Builetin Beard is a free service
provided for non-profit groups. Please fux
a press release for your community event to
985-2104. The News tries to ensure that
items appear in the paper at least once
before the event takes place, but space con-
straints may Hmit the number of submis-
sions printed. For guaranteed publication
contact clacsiid (9865-6222) or display
advertising (980-0511).

CLASS REUNION: The graduates
_ of Vancouver Technical high school,
class of 1951, will be holding a
reunion luncheon in late May or
early June. All graduates interested

_ COV Tara ey

Reg Watson at 985-1841, Elsie
Whitelock, at 535-4084, or Glen
Baldwin at 535-0400.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The
Department of Counselling
Psychology at the University of
British Columbia is looking for
women with chronic lower back
pain to participate in a research pro-
ject. Participants will meet with a
researcher for one interview, and
complete some questionnaires at
home for one month. Women who
are 19 years of age and older, who
have had lower back pain for at least
six month, experience back pain on

in attending are invited to contact

. THE VILLAGES OF NORTHLANDS
PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE

‘ ‘The planning process for the Northlands Golf Course included a
| portion of jand owned by Canada Mortgage and Housing

Corporation in. partnership with the Province of British
| Columbia. CMHC and B.C. Lands have applied to the District of
“|. North Vancouver to rezone approximately 110 acres of land

west of the new goif course, generally in accordance with the |

~ vera! Northlands Community Plan.

Over the last number of months, the project's consultant team
has been working closely with District staff and advisory com-
mittees to refine the development plan ‘or the site. The plan pro-
| vides for new parks & recration space and a variety of housing
forms including single family lots and multi family developments.

A public open house will be held on Thursday, February 22,

1996, at the Ron Andrews Recreation Centre, Windridge
Room, 931 Lytton Street to receive input from the surrounding
community on the refined plan.

Please drop by between 6pm and 9 pm to look at displays and
: taik with members’ of the project team.

i It you ‘require additional information, please contact Moodie
Consultants a at 873-6418.

SCHOOL DISTRICT #45
(WEST VANCOUVER)

KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
os ENROLL NOW

West Vancouver schools are now enrolling students for the 1996-97

school year. A child who tums five between January 1, 1996 and
«December 31, 1996 is eligible to begin school in September, 1996.

_Should: you require additional information regarding enrollment,
please contact your local school principal.

When registering a child in a West Vancouver school, parent have
‘three location options:

¢ English stream neighbourhood schoo!
¢ English stream schoo! outside the neighbourhood, space permitting

: @ French Immersion stream at Pauline Johnson School (Kindergarten
to Grade 6)

_. , PLEASE ASSIST US BY REGISTERING YOUR CHILD
IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR CHILD'S BIRTH
' CERTIFICATE AND WITH YOU.
. RESSSSHSRT GSES LASS CETESONSSSSSSRESSESERCSHSSSSETSE STS AES
Bowen Island Commanity School Caulfeild Elementary School
it. Gardner Road 947-9337 4686 Keith Road 981-1200

Chartwell Elenentary School - Eagle Harbour Elementary School
1800 Chartwell Drive 981-1210 5675 Marine Drive 921-6524

Gleneagles Elementary School Hollyburn Elementary Schoo!
6350 Marine Drive 921-7421 1329 Duchess Avenue 981-1220
' Jewin Park Elementary School Lions Bay Elementary School
2485 Haywood Avenue 981-1240 250 Bayview Road 921-8311
Pauline Johnson Elementary iRidgeview Elementary School
1160 - 22nd Street 981-1225 1250 Mathers Avenue 981-1250
West Bay Elementary School Westcot Elementary School
3175 Thompson Place 981-1260  * 760 Westcot Road 981-1270

a daily basis, are living with a part-

A ee ee Se

oggiletins Peewee)

ner and would be willing to invest
approximately 10 minutes a day for
30 days, are invited to call 987-3574
for more information.

eee

CANADIANS COME TOGETH.-
ER: The North Shore Council. of
Canadians will hold its monthly
meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. at West
Vancouver Library on Wednesday,
Feb. 14, Tie guest speaker will be
National Anti-Poverty Organization
President Jean Swanson. Everyone
is welcome to join the meeting. For
more information, call 987-8296.

CELEBRATION
WITH OUR NEW
NORTH VANCOUVER LOCATION

PREMIERING THE NEW -
SCUBAPRO

SEAHAWK B.C.
SAVE OVER '200°

LEARN 7O DIVE
* BUDDY SALE *

wet $3GG°
COMPLETE COURSE
FOR 2 PEOPLE
SAVE OVER '100”
All Equipment included

JUST ADD BATHING SUIT
WATER & A SMILE!

: sf

vedo bbe sear esas

Fresh, boneless, skin on, club pack™

chicken
breast

568097 8.58 kg Ib.

Fresh, 5 Ib bag

yukon gold

potatoes

527094
Bakeshop, sliced or unsliced, 454 g
flax bread

each &
McCains, assorted, 356mi, “
punches

Stoutters or Lean Cuisine, asst., 248-282 g:

lunch express?
entrees

President's Choice™, assorted, 250 mi

French style
jams |

Mazola, 2 L

eorn ofl

§ 070375

Heinz, tL.

ketchup

| coases

DISCOUNT SKI TICH
SAVE UP TO *7”°

Prices in effect unti! closing February 17, ‘1996, while stocks last
“We reserve @ the 2 Fight to to limit quantiles. :

rrervreraan