C6 - Friday, September 21, 1984 - North Shure News

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this week

Saturday, September 22 & 29 —
‘‘Our Aging Parents’’ North
Shore Family Services, 145 E.
15th, #202, North Van. 9:30-3:30
p.m. for 2 Saturdays. How to
support your aging parents while
taking care of your own needs.
Register: Continuing Ed.
985-8741. Information: North
Shore Family Services 988-5281.

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Saturday, September 22 — Lyn-
nmour Community School
Dance Cruise up Burrard Inlet,
7:30 p.m. to | a.m. For tickets
phone 988-3614.

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Saturday, September 22 — St.
Stephens Church, 885 - 22nd St.,
West Van, will hold a book, bake
and record sale from 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.

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Saturday, September 22 — 10
a.m. - 2 p.m. Sports equipment:
uniform sale at Fromme School.
Any sports equipment, clothing
or uniforms can be sold on con-
signment (20% to Fromme and
Upper Lynn Schools). Price ar-
ticles and drop off on Thurs.
Sept. 20 6:30-7:30 or Fri. Sept.
21 3:30-4:30 at Fromme School.
3657 Fromme Road.

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Saturday/Sunday, September 22
and 23 — Maplewood Farm is

pleased to invite you to the Third
Annual Farm Fair from 10 a.m.
to 4 .m. The younger members of
your family will be entertained
with old-fashioned fun and
games. As well, there will be an
expanded crafts display and farm
animal-related demonstrations
and a chance to try milking for
yourself. Pony rides and a varie-
ty of refreshments will be
available on the grounds. Admis-
sion $1 adults, 50 cents children,
family of four: $2.75. For fur-
ther information § please call
929-5610.

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September 23 — Rummage Sale,
West Van Legion, 580-18th St.,
10 a.m. All donations gratefully
received. Phone 922-0754.

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Sunday, September 23 — NVCC
hike to beaut. Singing Pass, NE
Whistler, meet NVRC parking
lot at 6:45 a.m. All welcome,
free.

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Sunday, September 23 — West
Van Cobra’s Soccer Team
Garage Sale. 2709 Marine Drive,
West Vancouver. Rain or shine.
10-4:00. No early birds, Lots of
items including clothes.

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upcoming

Monday, September 24 - Lec
ture by SPEC on discussing alter
native ways of pest control in the

home and garden. West Van

Seniors Centre, 695-2)st St,

West Van. Phone 936-4375
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Monday, September 24 — Peco

ple’s Law School, Buying and

Sclling a Home, 79:30 pm,

West Van Public Library, 1950
Manne Dr. Rick Goluboff
(lawyer) 925 1156

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Monday, September 24 Peo
ple's Law School, Separanon
and Divorce, 73109 30 pm,
West Van Sccondary School,
1750 Mathers Ave | West Van
Marla Cohen (lawyer)
(986 9038)

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Monday, September 14
Women’s Aglow N Shore
bvenign Chapter Avalon Hotel,
1025 Marine Drive, North Van
couver 7:00 pm _ coffee &
fellowship, 7 30 pm meeting &
speaker Speaker Druine Alden
Richmond business woman &
former airline hostess speaking
on practical ways of sharing

Christian faith, Come & Iearn
how to pack a suitcase For in
formation call Grace Brown
980-1597

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Monday, September 24 -— The
North Shore Liberal Women's

Commission will hold its opening
meeting at 954 Wentworth
North Vancouver at 7 30 pm
Our guest speaker will be David
Brousson who will speak on
“Reflections on the Election”
We invite all members and pro
spective members to attend For

further information please call
Jane MacDonald at 921-8881.
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Monday, September 24 —
Amnesty International Group 94
(North Shore) will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the
Social Room Highlands United

SATURDAY

B.C. Lions take on
Saskatchewan Roughrid-
ers at B.C. Place

Stadium, 7:30 p.m.

UBC Thunderbirds match
up with Lethbridge Pro-
nghorns in CIAU soccer
at 2 p.m. at Thunderbird
Park.

SUNDAY

Vancouver Whitecaps go
head to head with
Chicago Sting in game
two of their NASL semi-

finals at B.C. Place
Stadium, 2:30 p.m.
Whitecaps lead 1-0 in

their best of three series.

North Shore Pegasus
meet UBC at Cleveland
North at 10 a.m. in a

Church,
Boulevard, North Vancouver.
The business meeting will start at
7 p.m. and the general meeting,
featuring an introduction of the
group’s newly assigned prisoner

3255 Edgemont

dossier, will start at 8 p.m.
Amnestry International is a
worldwide movement which

works impartially for the release
of prisoners of conscience; men
and women detained anywhere
for their beliefs, colour, ethnic
origin, religion or language, pro-
vided that they have neither used
nor advocated violence; and for
fair and humane treatment for
all prisoners.

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Tuesday, September 25 — Asser-
tiveness Training Series begins (8
evenings), Carson Graham
Secondary, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Fee
$30. Call North Shore Family
Services 988-525! for details or
register through Continuing
Education, 2132 Hamilton Ave.,
North Van. 985-8741.

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Tuesday, September 25 — Griev-
ing Workshop — an opportunity
to understand the effects of
bereavement and how to cope
730-930 pm. (8 evenings)
North Shore Family Services,
9202-145 E. 15th St, North Van
Call 988-5281

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Tuesday, September 25 — 7 p m
First of four orstentation
meetings for new one-to-one
volunteers in Evergreen House at
Lions Gate Hospital. If you
would like to learn more about
becoming a special friend to an
elderly resident, please call Bar-
bara Collins of Sandra Blake-
Lumsden, Social Work Depart
ment, 988 3131, local 470 of 472

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Tuesday, September 25 A
workshop on ‘Finding a Job’" at

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Sunday 4-7:30 p.m

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Lynn Valley Branch of North
Vancouver District Library. 7-9
p.m. Conducted by Carol Mc-
Candless, instructor in career
planning at Capilano College.
Resumes, interviews, and job
search skills. No charge, but
please pre-register 984-0286.

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Vancouver Metro division
one soccer game.

WEDNESDAY

Simon Fraser University
Clansmen meet Seattle
University in soccer ac-
tion at 7:30 p.m.,
Swangard Stadium.

Any University, Col-
lege, or top. division
calibre teams wanting to
be included in Sports
Menu should send their
schedules to the paper be-
fore 10 a.m. Friday for
inclusion in the Friday
Paper. With the obvious
exception of professional
teams, special events and
the Universities, teams
listed will generally be
from the North Shore.

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Tuesday, September 25 — Even-
ing Multiple Sclerosis Support
Group. L.G.H. Conference
Room 3, 7-9 pm. For info call
Bonnie 985-0833.

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Tuesday, September 25 — Talk
& slides on Expo ’86. North Van-

Authentic English Fish & Chips
108 W. 13th North Vancouver

Fish & Chips)
Medturmn Oroner (2 pcs fish & Chips)

FAMILY PAK DINNERS (TAKE OUT ONLY)
tish & Box of Chips)
(8 pcs Fish & Box of Chips)
Fish & Box of Chips)

SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES
Haltbut & Chips (1 bash & 1 Chips)
Halibut & C-nips (2 fist & 1 Chips)

PHONE AHEAD
FOR ORDER

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couver City Library - Activity
Room, 7 pm. .

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Tuesday, September 25 — Boy
Scouts of Canada (Seymour
District) extends an invitation to
all parents and leaders to attend
a Council Meeting 8 pm at North
Lonsdale United Church, 3380
Lonsdale Ave.

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Wednesday, September 26 — In-
formation meeting for volunteers
wishing to develop interpersonal
skills and work on a one-to-one
basis with families in the
Chesterfield House program.
Call Maureen Dawson at
985-1364. Training begins in
September and October.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
Coping With Cancer Group,
topic for discussion:
chemotherapy, Lions Gate
Hospital, Seminar Rooms $ & 2
off the Terrace Cafeteria, 15
Street entrance, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Open to anyone interested to
Share experiences, problems,
fears about cancer.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
Early Music Ensemble begins at
Highlands Community School,
3150 Colwood Drive, North
Van, 7:30-9:30 p.m. This
recorder group is sponsored by
North Shore Chamber Music
Society and welcomes other early

instruments. Call Richard
Kowalski 929-1569.

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Wednesday, September 26 —

Discussion group for people who
have multiple sclerosis, Fireside
Room, Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd.,
North Van. 12 noon to 2 p.m.
Pizza lunch. Discussion: Tape
about interferon. For further in-
formation or transportation

$2.25
$3.40

$10.00
$13.25
$16.50

$3.10
$4.85

980-8722

assistance call Sigrid Bailey at the
MS Society office, 263-3244.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
Separating — a new beginning,
7:30-9:30 p.m. (10 evenings) A
workshop for men and women
recently separated, at North
Shore Family Services, #202-145
E. 15th St., North Van. Fee: $38.
Call 988-5281 for more informa-
tion or pre-register at Continuing
Education 985-8741.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
North Shore Fish & Game Club
Meeting, Legion Hal! Basement,
123 W. 15 St. N. Van 7:30 p.m.
Guest speaker, Jim Scott, ‘‘River
Rafting in BC and Yukon’’.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
Retirement Financial Planning
will be the topic of a free public
lecture for seniors at 1:30 p.m. at
Silver Harbor Centre, 144 East
22nd Street. Bert Wickham, in-
dependent annuity consultant,
will talk about why financial
planning is necessary, how to
minimize your income tax and
create tax free pension income,
income splitting and other finan-
cial strategies. Call 980-2474 to
register.

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Wednesday, September 26 —
Positive Parenting Group,
Ridgeway School, 420 E. 8th St.
N. Van 7:30-9:30 p.m. for 8
Wednesdays. Skills that help
problem solve and support for
parents. Register at continuing
educauon 985-8741. Information
North Shore Family Services
988-5281.

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Thursday, September 27 — Cap
Carnivale. Capilano College. 12
noon to 10 pm. Casino, bingo,
B.B.Q., beverage garden,

children’s entertainment.

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Thursday, September 27 —
Audio-visual presentation on
opening of new Baha’i Temple in
Samoa. Cakes and coffee. 355
St. James Crescent, West Van. 8
p.m. For further informatuon
call Peggy at 926-8796.

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Thursday, September 27 —
Award-winning documentary on
the nuclear arms race ‘‘US vs
USSR: Who's Ahead.’’ Narrated
by Martin Sheen, this 28-minute
film examines both sides of the
military spending issue. 7:30
p.m., North Shore Unitanan
Church, 370 Mathers, West Van.

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Saturday, September 29 —
Games Day, North Van City
Library, 121 W. 14th St., 1:30 to
3 p.m. Jolene and Rob teach
children from kindergarten
through grade 7 to play
cooperative games.

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Saturday, September 29 —
North Shore Puppetry Theatre
presents a Puppetry Showcase,
Highlands United Church, lower
hall, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A look at
the many uses of puppetry,
demos. Hands on puppet mkg.
workshops. Adults $2, children
$1.

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Saturday, September 29 —
Follow the adventures of ‘‘An
Anteater Named Arthur’’ — a
puppet show for four to eleven
years old. (No registration is
necessay but there is a limit of 50
in the audience.) At the West
Vancouver Memorial Library,
1950 Marine Drive, West Van-
couver. For further information,
call 926-3291, local 15.

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Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Transportation
and Highways

HIGHWAYS—TENDERS
NORTH VANCOUVER - SEYMOUR
ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Project No C-1725 - Contract No 2

Landscape Development

Fern Street to Mt Seymour Parkway, North Van-

couver, BC

The contract consists of general site preparation,
grading, supply and installation of topsorl, plant
material, lawn sod, bark mulch and the supply and
installation of grouted and loose laid rock

Documentation,

including

full size drawings

available tor the sum of $25 (

Tender opening date Tues: ay, October 2, 1984

SEALED TENDERS

on 1e

(File 11-00-79)
forms and the

envelopes provided. accompamed by a bid bond or
certified cheque as defined in the instructions to

Bidders. will be

received by

the Ministry of

Transportation and Highways at 940 Blanshard

Street, 4th F ioor

Victona, BC V8W 3E6. unless
otherwise specified, up to 2 pm

(local Victoria

time) on the day of the tender opening at which
time tenders will be opened tn public The lowest or
any tender not necessanly accepted

Tender torms with envelopes. plans. specifica

tions and conditions of tender

can be obtained

trom the Ministry of Transportation and Highways,

940 Blanshard
(lelephone

Street

Victoria, BC V8W 3E6
387 3111/3192),

and for the conve-

mence of lower mainiand Contractors onty, from

7818, 6th Street,

Burnaby,

BC V3N 4N8

(telephone 525 0961). unless otherwise specified,
between the hours of 8 30 a.m and 4 30pm , Mon--
day to Friday. except holidays

The Ministry

“General

Specifications for

Highway Construction.’ to which the construction
of this contract shall conform. are also available

tor the sum of $25 00

Cheques) or

money orders shall

be made

payable to the Minister of Finance No such pur

chases are retundable

AE. RHODES
Acting Depuly Minister