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farmer milk a dairy cow each day at
1:15 p.m. Info: 929-5610.

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May 28--Ongoinz. Competilive Soccer
for girls born in 1977. Play for the
North Shore Amazony. Practice ses-
sion 6:30-8- p.m. at Delbrook park.

Info: Tom Byrom at 929-1766 or
Danny Pietramala at 291-7861.

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May 28-Ongoing. Family Drop-in

Centre. Break from day-to-day routine
for parents and children under S$ yrs.
Tues’ Thurs. (except first Thurs. of
each month), 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Lyon
Valley United Church. Fee: $3 per ses-

sion or $13.50 tor 5. lata: 988-5281
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May 28--Ongoing. Royal Cdn. Air
Cadets 525 Squadron, W.Van.
Meeting for boys and girly 12-19 yrs.
GAS-ILS pom. at WV. Inglewood
YMCA. Ento: 923-7569 or 921-9083.
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May 28--Onvoing. Cda. Army Cadets
meeting. 6:45 p.m. in Lt. Col. ell
Armouries. For boys and girls 12-17
yrs. Free. Info: 980-2919.
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May 28--Ongoing. Navy League of
Canada meetings. 6:45 p.m. at Navy
League Centre. Open to boys and girls
$0-13) veurs. Info: 299-3545 o1 9SS8-
soll.

WEDNESDAY

Muy 29--Socekey (a combination of
dry floor hockey & iadour soceer)
programs for teens. Info: 984-9344.

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May 29--Ongoing. Stamp ciub meets
second Wed. of each menth. N.Y.
Library, 121 West i4ah St.. NLV. info:
YSO-4424,

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May 29--Ongoing each Wed. & Fri.
Toddler's Storytime. 10 & tt asm. & 2
pam. at NLV. City Library, 12b W.
l4th St., Storytime for 2 & 3 year-
olds. Parents & babies welcome.

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May  29--Ongoiny. Middle Bear May 30-Ongoing.
slorytimes. bree drop-in stories, songs for ages 7 & older.
and games for 3 vr. olds. §$Q:30 a.m. aimed oat developing — fitness,

at West Van Memorial Library.

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May 29--Onzgoing, CAYTAC | North
Shore for Cathohe teens. 7 pum. every
Wed. at St. Thomas Aquinas School,
Infor 980-4450.

May 30--Ongoing to Jung. Rap dane-

ing, squash, racquetball, and anima-
reeCentre

Hon classes available at
Belbrook, 600 W. Queens Rd. NV.
Into: O84-4181.

Sunday, May 26, 1991 -

North Shore News - 29 ‘

Shotokan Karate
Co-ed program

self

discipline, coufidence & self defence.
6:30-7:30 p.m. Tues. Thurs. at WIV.

Yo

N (926-5841) & Mon./Wed. ar
- YMCA. (986-0388).

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and

eatertainment

listings

see

the

Arouad Town column in Wednes-

day’s North Shore Now section.

Your work buddy has just been
struck across the neck. He goes
down and into convulsions.

DO YOU:
A)
B)

stick your finger down his throat to
prevent him from biting his tongue off;

apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
as his face is turning blue;

hold him down and gently massage
the spreading bruise at his throat; or

D) run to the nearest phone and dial
911?

If you picked one of the above, you'd
better take the next 2 minutes to read this ad.
Because safety practices and procedures
are constantly being improved and upgraded.
What you learned at a CPR course 6 years ago
could be outdated, perhaps even dangerous,
if applied in a similar situation today.

That's why you should attend Safety
Challenge'91, the kick-off to Canadian Occu-
paticnal Health & Safety Week. It's a forum
and showcase for the very latest in safety
equipment, procedures and regulations, from
June 13-15, 1991 at the Plaza of Nations,
Vancouver, and Minoru Park, Richmond.
Here are the highlights of the event:

JUNE 13-14

Safety Exhibition

More than 30 exhibitors will dern-
onstrate the latest in safety products and
programs for the workplace at the Plaza of
Nations in Vancouver. There'll be lots of free

reference material to spark new ideas your
company can put into practice.

Safety Seminars .

Learn about the very latest in safety
practices and procedures. Held at the Plaza
of Nations, each seminar will be presented
by an expert in the field, and followed by

a time for questions and informal discussion.

Thursday, June 13

9:30 am-10:30 am

Workers’ Compensation Board Overview
Current operating policies and procedures
of the WCB, and how they interact with
industry and government.

11:00 am —- Noon

Health & Safety Programs What makes up
a health and safety program, and examples
of how it works in the field.

1:30 pm— 2:30 pm

Excavations How to protect your company
by protecting your workers during trench
and bulk excavations.

3:00 pm— 4:00 pm

Powerlines Safe work practices when work-
ing Gn or near powerlines.

Friday, June 14

9:30 am-10:30 am
WHMIS Update Recent developments in the

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System.

11:00 am —- Noon

Falls From Elevations How to recognize and
react to potential fall situations. An update
on restraint and protection technologies.
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Confined Space Principles of confined
space safety, and examples of practical
applications.

2:30 pm- 3:30 pm

Hearing The latest buzz in workplace
noise assessment and hearing conservation
programs.

3:30 pm— 4:30 pm

The “Protrucker" Prograrn A new integrated
training program for drivers and managers
that covers efficiency, safety, environmental
issues, fleet purchase and management.

JUNE 15

First-Rate First Aid

The 34th Annual WCB Provincial First

Aid Competition begins at 8:00 am at the
Minoru Park Arena Complex in Richmond.
Ten of the finest industrial first aid teams

in B.C. will react to a simulated industrial
accident and be judged on their first aid skills,
ability to diagnose injuries, and speed of
response. Catch the excitement as you look
and learn from a display of emergency

preparedness at its best.

Admission is free, but seminar
seating is limited. So reserve your
place by calling 276-3112 or sending
in the registration form today. Because
the worst may happen one fine day-
by then it may be too late.

Safety Challenge’91 Seminars Registration Form

CHECK THE SEMINARS YOU WISH TO ATTEND:
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