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Discover cats, ducks, bikes and birds

CATS, DUCKS, bikes and badminton birds are part
of the new fall programs at North Vancouver Recre-
ation Centre.

Participants attending All About Cats can learn
about nutrition, grooming, care and play habits of
their feline pets.

Duck Decoys teaches how to paint a carved duck.

For more active adults, there is the Oct. 3 Turkey
Trot bicycle rally, Monday evening Competitive
Badminton, and Wednesday afternoon Awareness
through Movement.

Other new programs for adults include Haircuts for
Kids, Bridge for Beginners, Parent and Child Knit-

ting, and a one-day workshop on Weather Watching.

New children’s programs include Afterschool Ac-
tion and the Saturday Afternoon Club. Youngsters
can also join in the Oct. 3 bicycle rally, and Jive and
Rack n’ Rofl on Tuesday afternoons.

In addition to regular preschool programs, the rec-
reation centre is offering a new course on music ex-
ploration through instruments, movement, voice and
drama. And to satisfy the demand for gourmet mun-
chies, a Thursday afternoon class has been added for
the little chef,

Registration is currently underway for the fall pro-
grams. For further information call 987-PLAY.

What’s Going On ___

this week...

Thursday. September 24--Capihane
hook discussion group. Captlane
fobrars. 7:30 pom. Under discus-ton:
Not Wanted on the Vosage by Dimothy
findley.
Thursdays, September 24--Auailiars ta
IGE onenlation meeting. POH
auditorium, 10 au. Men and women
welcome, Info: OXK-ILTE f. 725,
Thursday. Svptember 24--bull gospel
businessmen’s fuscheon. Pantry Res-
taurant, 3th and Lonsdale. Noon,
Cost $5.
Tharsdas, September 24--Bercavenient
suppart for parents, N.S. Family Ser-
vices, 303-326 E. 15th Si., NV. 7:30-
9:30 p.m. Info: 988-5281.

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Thursday, September 24--Sports for
special needs children and brothers and
sisters. Ages 6-13 yrs. Play group
games, learn basic sports skill. 3:30-
43M p.m. $18 first child, $16 second
chitd, $14 third child. N.V. YMCA
986-0388.

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Thursday, September 24--Mosquito
Creck Park open house meeting.
Capilano Mall, community assembly
room. Drop in between 4 and 9 p.m. to
give opinions and comments on prelim-
inary options for park.

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Thursday, September 24--Basic draw-
ing (10 sessions). AM levels (adults).
7:30-9:30 p.m. Lucas Centre, 2132
Hamilton St. N.S. Continuing Educa-
tion 985-8741.

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Friday, September 25--(runs Fridays to
Dec. 11) Special needs teens 13-19 years
get together to watch videos, play
sports and socialize. 6:30-9 p.m. N.Y.
YMCA. $20. Info: 986-0388.

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Friday, September 25--Alanon/Alateen
provide on-going service for people
who are concerned about someone's
drinking. Call 688-1716 for North
Shore contacts.

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Friday, September 25--Course on silk
marionette theatre for ages 9 and up.
Movement, storytelling, music,
lighting, ending in performance by
children. Fridays to Nov. 20. 3:30-4:30
p.m. $30. Waldorf School, 2725 St.
Christopher's Rd., N.V. Pre-register:
Susan Down 929-7051.

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Friday, September 25--Baha‘i open
discussion The Baha'i Faith through
the Eyes of Young Baha'is — video
film presentation. 8 p.m. Info: 980-
7898.

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Friday, September 25--Votunteers and
canvassers needed for Canadian
Diabetes Assoc. fund-raising night,
happens Nov. 23. 6-9 p.m. Info: Karen
or Marilyn 732-1331.

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Friday, September 25--Drop-in  pro-
gram at Si, Andrew's Preschool, 1044
Si. George's, 9 a.m.-noon, Mondays
and Fridays. Info: 985-0408 or 985-
5474 or 987-1481.

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Friday, September 25--Reserve table
now for Oct. 4 W.V. seniors’ flea
market. W.V. Ree Centre. Info: 926-
4375.

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Friday and Saturday, September 25 and
26--Girl guides Shop for a Day. W.V.
Baptist Church, 450 Mathers. Fri. 4-8
pun., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 pun. Sale of

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Saturdays, Sepieuber 26--Book sale.
NAL Cis Library, Pp W. lath St. 10
amd p.m, Books 30 cents each. Alo
at prints and trates.
Saturday. September 26--Once a month
children’s puppetry program with
seasonal theme. dinst theme: autumn
festival, Ages 4-6 9:40-10:30 a.m. Ages
6 and up $1230 a.i.-12:30 pam. Cost
$18. Waldorf School, 2725 81.
Christopher’s: Rd.. N.V. Pre-register:
Susan Dowt, 929-705 |

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Saturday, September 26--Old Time
Dance Band. Royal Canadian Legion
Br. 114, 1630 Lynn Valley Rd. 9
p.m.-midnight. Members and guests.

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Saturday, September  26--Rummage
sale and flea market. St. Paul's Indian
Church, 424 W. Esplanade, NoY. 11
am.-3 pam,

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Saturday, September 26--Breast feeding
basics for pregnant parents. 9:30
a.m.-noon. Cost: $14.50. Register:
926-4764.

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Saturday, September 26--N.V.
Capilano Socizl Credit buffet
breakfast. Cheers Restaurant. 9 a.m.
Angus Ree, MLA Capilano, and Tony
Brummet, Minister of Education, guest
speakers. Everyone welcome.

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Saturday, September 26--Children’s
Scottish countey dancing. Delbrook
Community Centre, 11:30 a.m.-12:30
p.m. Age 7 and up.

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upcoming ——.

Sunday, September 27--N.V. Rec Cen-
tre Outdoors Club hike. Meet at N.V.
Ree Centre parking lot, 23rd and
Lonsdale. 8 a.m. To Camp Kiser,
Baker area. Info: Horst Bielefeld 984-
6876.

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Sunday, September 27--N.S. Museum
and Archives, 209 W. 4th Si., N.V.
Just Remembering through Sept.
Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. Free. Info: 987-
5618.

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Sunday, Septembder 27--Station
Museum, i6ch Sct. and Jones Ave.,
N.V. Closed in Sept. for exhibit
change. Re-opens mid-October.

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Sunday, September 27--Sunday sket-
ching excursion. info: Pete: 641-4667.

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Monday, September 28--(runs 10 Oct.
26) 3:45-4:45 p.m. Also runs Tuesdays,
Sept. 29-Oct.20., 10:30-11:30 a.m. Lit-
tle Carpenters. For ages 4-6 yr. olds.
Karen Magnussen Arena, Grouse Rm.
Register 987-PLAY.

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Monday, September 28--Parent support
group for people trying to cope with
unacceptable teenage behavior (practis-
ing Toughtove), Info: Sandy 929-6142
(even.) or Linda 988-2732 or Susan
984-2190. .

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Monday, September 28--St. Jolin Am-
bulance industrial first aid course.
Runs Monday and Thursday evenings
to Dee. 7. N.V. location. info: 321-
2651,

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Monday, September 28--Bingo. Silver
Harbour Centre, 144 E. 22nd St., N.V.
1:30-4 p.m.

Ursus International
Proudly Presenis

at ue
The Orpheum Theatre

Sunday, October 11, 1987

at 14:00 hrs.

Featuring:

Sebastian - Zither
Helen Zarek - Soprano
David Meek - Tenor

Arthur Polsons - Violin
Melinda Coffey - Piano Accomp.

and Vancouver Classical Ensemble (members of VSO)

Austria Vancouver Schuhplattler
a/v Melody Choir

“Wiener Konditorei” will be served

(coffee & pastries)

during the extended intermission

TICKETS AT VTC/CBO — 280-4444
$15.00 / $12.00 Adults :
$10.00 / $8.00 Seniors/Students ;