community
BULLETIN BOARD

SEYMOUR ART
GALLERY urgently seeks
dedicated and enthusiastic
individuals who are passion-
ate about the arts and who

would dike fo gain experience
in art gallery administration,
as Well as work with a group
of interesting, fun people.
Into: Carmen Jones aa 924

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FLEA MARKET: Sunday,
Jan. 30,9 aan. 2 pon. at the
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Hall, 170 W. 3rd St NV
Info: 987-8815.

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BOSOM BUDDIES:
Cancer support group meets
on Monday, Jan. 31, 7:30
p-m in the Delbrook Church
lounge. Mary MecCutlum,
nurse and educator, will

There are options! §

-ABAKHAN & ASSOCIATES INC.

Fora fre

é initial confidentiat
consultations

Tuustre in Bawerurtcy

www.abakhan.« ‘om

REMEMBER SHOPPING STONG'S?
WELL, ROW YOU CAN AGAIN!
SHOP BY PHONE, FAX, EMAIL

OR ON-LINE!

IT'S THAT EASY!

From Deep Cove to Lions Bay
Stong’s Express wili deliver your
groceries right to your front door.

PHONE: 266-5191 FAX: 266-5159

EMAIL: cori_bonina@bc.sympatico.ca
ON-LINE: www.stongs.com

AVAILABLE MONDAY TO FRIDAY EXCEPT HOLIDAYS

ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 11:00 AM

AND WILL 8E DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING DAY
SATURDAY DELIVERIES ARE AVAILASLE BUT
ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 11:00AM FRIDAY.

Reading is the most important skill your child will
ever learn. No one helps struggling readers like

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speak on heredity and breast
cancer. Info: 987-0396.

ese
THE PERSONAL EMER-
GENCY PROGRAM ow
offering a tice course on
Tuesday, Feb. Poand 8 from
7-9 pam. at Norgate comma:

nity school. Register: 9G3
3084.
"CLASSY" TRIP TO

BRITAIN: Audrey Sullivan
shares her knowledge on
travelling in the UCR.
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 16 and
March 1 at Carson Graham.
Info: North Shore

Continuing Ed at 903-3333.

PHILOSOPHY CAFE:
Peter Raabe facilitates a dis-
cussion on “Do the random
events in nature render lite
meaningless?” Wednesday,
Feb. 2,
Cake, 107 WW. Esplanade.
Evervone welcome. Tato:
291-5215 or 986-9446,

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REFUSING REQUESTS:
Learn how to say ono.
Wednesday, Feb. 2, doors
open ac 4:40 pam, LO75A
Marine Dr, NV. Hobnob
program — offered every
Wednesday evening at no
charge by the Canadian
Mental Health Association.
info: Rodney, Heather or

7-9 pan. at Piece of

Sandy at 987-2114.

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SINGING VALENTINES:
The Vancouver Thunderbirds
Men’s Chorus will deliver
singing valentines on
Valentines Day. To reserve a
serenade from a barbershop
quartet call 985-3570.

MUSIC AND
MOVEMENT: New and
inexpensive ideas for pro-
gramming. Wednesday, Feb.
9, 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the
North Shore Child Care
Resource Society. Free for
members, $5 for guests.
RSVP by Feb. 2: 985-2988.

The height of kindness

EMPLOYEES of Grouse Mountain recently presented the North Vancouver
Christmas Bureau's Diana Cowden (right) with a cheque for $4,500. In the past
two years, employees of the recreation area have raised $16,000 for the charity.

Seprember 200,

2000, will be renewable ta

York House School Foundation is
pleased to offer a full tition scholarship,
‘The Founders Scholarship for

This apportunity, which is for a girl
who is entering Grade 8 in September

activities,

heart of Vancouver in 1932, We offer
a challenging education that enables
girls to attend the University of their
choice. Dedicated teachers provide

simulating learning in small classes.
Special emphasis is placed on extra

curricular and community ser

Dance
team
will pe
at Hyatt

From page 21

“California, San Diego” and I
made myself take a breath for
fear of fainting. Then, the
instant he announced Ricks
College Idaho as winning
second place with 218 points,
everyone in our team formed
a huddle and jumped around
cheering uncentrollably. With
tears of victory streaming
down my face our team grate-
fully accepted our first-place
trophies frem the dignitaries.

We won the formation
team competition with an
incredible score of 251
points.

After all the adversity we
had overcome to attend this
competition (spare time and
finances were limited -—
we're still fundraising to pay
off our debits), victory was
sweet. The song We Are the
Champions blasted in’ the

ballroom) = and we were
thrilled.
Three retired fadies on

vacation from Toronto con-
gratulated us expressing how
proud they were to see the
Canadian team win. We feit a
sense of patriotism.

At the conclusion of the
week-long festival, UBC had
accumulated (through indi-
vidual and team competi-
tions) the most points of all
the colleges and universities
in attendance: we kicked
burt!

Since we were indoors
dancing morning till night,
none of us had suntans but
we did manage to play a litde
beach: volleyball and do a lit-
tle swimming before leaving
Daytona.

Late Jan. 10, returning
home via ovo planes and
three buses, an exhausted,
coid and aching group of
dancers arrived home, but
nobody dared to complain.
After all, we ARE the cham-
pions. ;

Our next performance will
be at the SnowBall Classic
IDSF International Open
DanceSport Competition
held Feb. 4-6 at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel.

Join us also at the 38th
annual UBC Gala Ball on
March 17 and 18 at the
Garden Auditorium, PNE.

geaduation. The recipient must be
motivated, aud demonstrate
excellence in academics, athletics.
citizenship. and ar the arts, burwhe
cauld not attend York Hause without
this scholarship.

985-6611

West Van.
926-3365

For further information on how ta
make your daughter's educational
dreams came tric, please contact
Ads. Anita fran, Director of Admissions.

©1999 Sylvan Learning Systems, Inc.

The scholarship application deadline
is February 15, 2000. Testing will be
held on Febrinry 18, 2006.

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all girts School, established in the

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