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Monday, January 19--(Mondays until
March 23) Y-Worry — a North Van
YMCA lifestyle program. 440 Hendry
Ave. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Free intreduction
session Jan. 19. A program designed to
help people cope with stress. Info:
251-1116.

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Monday, January 19--Public informa-
tion meeting for Palliative Care volun-
teers, Lions Gate Hospital auditorium.
7-9 p.m. Info: Claudia Webber, 988-
5281.

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Monday, January 19--(6 Mondays until
Feb. 23) Alternatives for the Unem-
Ployed. Carson G-aham Sec. School,
2145 Jones Ave., North Van. 7:30 -
9:30 p.m. Info: North Shore Family
Services, 988-5281.

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Monday, January 19-Sexually Abused
Adolescent Girls group. Will run for 8
Mondays from Jan. to March, exact
dates to be announced. 4 - 6 p.m. Info:
North Shore Family Services, 988-5281.

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Monday, January 19--North Shore
Folk Club presents Mike Absalom —
multi-instrumentalist and singer of

comic songs. 8 p.m. Lounge Bar, Pres-

; YOGA COURSES |
q «(morning & evening classes)
For Men and Women of All Ages
and all body ccnditions

Improve your strefch, strength and

Aexibitity for a “total body workest”
Reliove buck problems
Release tension and stress
For information & rogistration

Special Guésts!

| George
for Girls & Boys

Thursday & Saturdays

- Kinderdance
fe, Children 3-é. yrs.
Saturdays

‘Sallet Character
for 5-6 yrs. old
Saturdays

a Tickets:
‘For ticket information call: 228-8635 or 526-6602

Waiker
| -. Teaches Dance

Tiny Tu-tus far Two
for 2 year olds and parent

Ballet

-Adult Beginner
for Fun and Fitness
j Mor-tay evening

entation House. All welcome. Info:
986-3078.

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Monday, January 19--Free men's

fitness. Moderate introductory class to
aerobics. St. Catherine's Church, 1058
Ridgewood Dr., North Van. 6:30 - 7:30
p.m. Bring a mat. Info: Heather, 988-
6229.

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Moaday, January 19--Regular meeting,
West Van Lapidary Club. § p.m. West
Van Rec Centre. Guest speaker: Don
Wells, designer and artisan in gold,
silver and stones, on: The Identifica-
tion of Interesting Rocks and Minerals.

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Monday and Tuesday, January 19 and
20--Blood Donor Clinic, Lions Gate
Hospital, 2 - 8 p.m. New donors wel-

come. hee

Tuesday, January 20--Trying to cope
with unacceptaLic teenage behavior?
Join a parent support group (practising
Toughlove). Info: Sandy, 929-6142 or
Linda, 988-2732.

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Tuesday, January 20--West Van Chess
Club, open Tuesdays 7:39 to 1i p.m.
West Van Rec Centre, Dogwood Rm.
Few membership vacancies stil! open.
Guest welcome. Info: 926-1661.

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Tuesday, January 2¢--‘Tuesdays until
March 24)—-Y-Smoke — a North Van
YMCA lifestyle program. 440 Hendry
Ave. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Free introduction
session Jan. 20. A program designed 10
help people stop smoking. Info: 251-
1116.

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Tuesday, January 20--(Tuesdays and
Thursdays until March 11) Y-Introfit
-— a North Van YMCA lifestyle pro-
gram. 440 Hendry Ave. 9:30 - 10:15
a.m. Free introduction session 3-n. 20.
A group exercise program to moiivate
people to make exercise a regular pat-
tern in their daily lives. Info: 251-1116.
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Tuesday, January 20--(Tuesdays and
Thursdays until March 26) Y-Weight —
a North Van YMCA lifestyle program.
440 Hendry Ave. 7 - 3:30 p.m. Free in-
troduction session Jan. 20. A weight
Management program for persons 15 to
40 Ibs. overweight. Info: 251-1116.
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Tuesday, January 20--(6 Tuesdays until
Feb. 24) Assertiveness Training for
Teens, Lucas Centre, 2132 Hamilton
Ave., North Van. 4 - 5:30 p.m. Info:
North Shore Family Services, 988-5281.
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Tuesday, January 20--(8 Tuesdays until

_ March 10) Starting Over — Separating.

North Shore Family Services, #303 - 126
E. 15th St., North Van, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Info: 988-528}.

$11.00

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NORTH VAN ARTIST
icons to be

displayed
North Vancouver's St. Edmurds Catholic Church.

Prevost’s interest is in the Greek and Russian
schools of iconography but he admits his western .
background does have a certain influence in his style.

His icons can be seen 7 p.m. to 9:36 ~.m. on Jan.

23; 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Jan. 24; and 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. on Jan. 25. Prevost will be at the show.

The cathedral is at 646 Richards St. in downtown
Vancouver.

NORTH VANCOUVER iconographer Andre Prevost
Holy Rosery Cathedral Hall from Jan. 23 to 25.

Prevost, a self-taught iconographer, has done much
of his work for local churches and individuals and
hopes to spark an ever-growing interes! in icons.

This form of art is deeply rooted in early churches.
Experiencing a revival recently, icons can be seen at