COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

KIDS’ STUFF is a free service provided for
non-profit, groups. Submission requests
sheuld be made on an official What's Going
On form, which is available at reception,
and received by the News at least one week
Prior {o the event.

The News endeavors to ensure items ap-
pear in the paper at least once before the
event, Sut space constraints may limit the
number of submissions printed. For guaran-
teed publication contact classified (986-6222)

cerns & parents, Phone 925-HELP.
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Saturday Storytime is 10:30 a.m. for
4- 10 8-year-olds at the North Van-
couver City Library, 121 W. 14th St,
N.V, Info: 980-4424,
ese
French Storytimes are 11 a.m. for
preschool (low vocabulary) and 11:30
a.m. for elementary (French immer-
sion) at North Vancouver City
Library, 121 W. 14th St., N.V. Info:
980-4424.

~ SUNDAY, SEPT. 5

Photo submitted

YOUTH AMBASSADORS (left to right) Michelle Lee of North Vancouver, ‘Susan Deyita of Van-
couver and Vanessa Smith of Richmond pose for Creston’s Terry Keirn at the PNE. The four
were among the 37 young people chosen from around B.C. to participate in the 1993 PNE
Youth Ambassador program.

of display advertising (980-0511).

“SATURDAY, SEPT. 4

Pony Rides at Maplewood Farm, 405
Seymour River Pl., N.V. from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Info: 929-5610,

ONGOING EVENTS:

Send us your event listing.
ONGOING EVENTS:

RecCentre Magnussen is looking for
talented teens (singers, actors, musi-
cians, poets) who are interested in
performing on ‘Stage Night,’’ Fri-
days, 7-10 p.m. Info: 983-6559.

Free. Information: Positive Appreach
Counselling Services. Info session for
students with learning disability con-

Visit farm animals & birds at
Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour River
Place; 10 a.m.4 p.m: daily, except
non-holiday Mondays; milking demo
at 1:15 p.m.; bring lunch & have a
picnic. info: 929-5610.

For more Coming Events see first page’

of Classifieds. For arts and entertain- .

ment listings see the Around Town
column in Wednesday’s North Shore
Now section.

Lyon Valley library reopens

. LOCAL READERS looking for
’ some last-minute summer reading
or those trying to get a jump on
the new school year will be glad to
know that the Lynn Valley branch
of North Vancouver District
Library has reopened for business.

The library was closed for two
weeks in August to allow for the
installation of new sub-floor and
carpeting.

The library staff have taken the
Opportunity to make some minor
changes in the floorplan: on the
main floor, teenagers will find a
new Young Adult corner under
the stairs, featuring more popular
paperbacks and the first acquisi-
tions in the new Young Adult
Video collection.

On the upper floor, the
bookstacks in the children’s
‘department have been re-arranged
to provide .a bigger Storytime

“area, improved study space, and a

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of yolunteer opportunities avail-
able through North Shore Com-
munity Services (NSCS).

Organizers are needed to help
with local art shows. Duties in-
clude contacting artists, arranging
sales of artwork, recording fi-
nances, and organizing publicity
promotions. Orientation will be
provided.

Drivers are required to pick up
and. deliver’ meal containers for
seniors in either North or West

more open feeling.

* The Audiovisual area has also
been reorganized to make more
space for the popular video col-
lection and audiocassettes.

The fall session of children’s
programs at J.ynn Valley begins
the week of Sept. 13: Preschool
Storytime, for children aged three
to five, runs Mondays at 10:30
a.m, and Fridays at 1:30 p.m.;
and Tales-for-Twos, the special
storytime for two-year-olds, is
Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. (pre-
registration is required).

After-School Kids, for grades 2
to 4,-is Wednesdays at 3:45 p.m.,
and Super-Readers,. the weekly
book club for keen readers: in
grades 5-7, runs Fridays at the
same time. Family Storytime, for
everyone over three years old, will
be Saturdays, starting Sept. 18, at
10:30 a.m.

Vancouver, Volunteers are needed

for one hour a week on Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons.

Servers are needed in various
senor citizens’ homes to help set
up tables, serve meals, clean up,
and socialize with seniors for ap-
proximately two hours a week.

Receptionists are required to
manage a four-line . switchboard

for the Red Cross Loans Cup-"

board. Training and orientation
will be provided. Volunteers are
wanted for either the morning or
afternoon shift.

_ Convenient Mydro

SUNDAY, SEPT. 19,

Note, the Totem Pole Raising Ceremony has been re-scheduled

from Sept. 5 to Sunday,

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located in the IGA-Plus store in Dundarave and the
mall entrance next to the IGA-Plus store at Lynn
Valley Centre. Le

The payment boxes are accessible during store
hours for your payment by cheque . Your bill stub
or account number should be included in the
envelope with your cheque payment to ensure that it
is processed promptly and accurately.

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