54 - Sunday, Aprii 12, 1987 ~ North Shore News

What’s Going On __

Monday, April 13--General meeting
and bingo. Senior Citizens Assn.
Branch #4, St. John’s Memorial Hall,
13th and Chesterfield. 1:30 p.m. 50
cents, —
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Monday, April 13--Y-Worry — stress
Management program. W.V. YMCA,
1735 Inglewood. ?7-8:30 p.m. Free in-
troductory session.

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Monday, April 13-N.V. Rec Centre
Outdoors Club annual genera! meeting.
N.V. Rec Centre. 7:30 p.m. Info: Rick
Negus, 985-9263.

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Monday, April 13--Puppetry
workshop. Lyna Valley Library. 6:30-
8:30 p.m. For teachers and leaders of
young children. Pre-register, 984-0286.

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Monday, April 13--Festival of Plays.
Presentation House. Runs April 13-17.
Awards presented April 18. Info: 986-
1351,
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Monday, April 13-Bingo. Silver Har-
bour Centre, 144 E. 22nd St., N.V.
1:30-4 p.m. .

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Monday, April 13—(whole week) Show-
ing of art works selected by jury for
N.S. entries in province-wide - Images
and Objects ’87 art show to be held in
Duncan in May. Klee Wyck, 200 Keith

Rd., W.V. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Info: 922-

1110 and 988-6844. '
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Monday, April 13—Orchestra day by
Argyle zone orchestras. 7:30 p.m. Cen-
tennial Theatre. Admission free.
" Everyone welcome.
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Monday to Wednesday, April 13 to 15-
—Theological-devotional study of Pas-
sion narrative according to St. Mark,
by Canon Bailey. St. Martin's Anglican
Church, 195 E. Windsor Rd., N.V.
7:30 p.m.
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Tuesday, April 14-(until June 2)
Parents of Tots and Preschoolers: (2-5
years), Boundary School, 750 E. 26th
St, N.V. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Info: N.S.
Family Services, 988-5281.

Tuesday, | April 14-(end April 21)

- Learn “to-read “ Tarot‘: cards: N.S.
‘Neighbourhood ‘House: 7:30-9: 3054 p.m.
Pre-register: 987-8138. $15,

Tuesday, April ‘T4-(Tucsdays and
Thursdays until June 18) Seniors
Aquatic Rehab. W.V. Aquatic Centre.
10:30-11 a.m. .For those with
neurological disorders. :

Tuesday, April 14-¥- -Weight — weight
management program. N.V.. YMCA,
440 Hendry Ave., 7-8: 30 B. m. Free in-
troductory Session. ‘

‘Tuesday, April 44_Y-Smoke — smok-

_ ing .cessation  program..N.V."- YMCA,
440 Hendry Ave., 7-8:30 p.m. Free i in-
troductory session. a,

Tuesday, April 14_tntezaciional ‘Train-
ing’ in -Communication meeting.
Develop “communication . skills.
Feliowship, 6:30°:p.m:; dinner: and®
mecting, 7. p.m. Yics Restaurant, 127
E. 3rd St. +, N.V. Info: Joan’ 980-8011
. (days), Jo Ann 980-2093 (evenings).

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Tuesday, April 14—Slide show, disois-

sion: From Fur-Trading Post to Royal
Province of France. N.S. Unitarian
Church, 370 Mathers Ave., W.V. 7: 30
p.m, Info: 926-1621.

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Tuesday, ‘April 14-Parent support
group trying to cope with unacceptable
teenage behavior (practising
Toughiove). Info: Sandy, 929-6142 or
Linda, 988-2732.

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Tuesday, April 14--W.V. Chess Club.
7:30-11 p.m. W.V. Rec Centre,
Dogwood Rm. Guests welcome. Info:
926-1661.

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Wednesday, April 15-(until June 3)
Positive Parenting — Communication
for Growth (5-11 years), Maplewood
Community School, 420 Seymour River
Flace, N.V. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Info: N.S.
Family Services, 988-5281.

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Weduesday, Apri? 15-How Do You
Rate? — A Look At Your Own Diet.
Silver Harbour Centre, 144 E. 22nd
St., N.V. 1:30-3 p.m. Register: 980-
2474, Free. Everyone welcome.

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Wednesday, April 15--Spring gardening
lecture. W.V. Rec Centre, 7-9 p.m.
Gasden clinic designed for general
gardening questions.

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Wednesday, April 15--W.V. Kiwanis
fund-raising car wash. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Petro Canada station, 22nd and Marine
Dr., W.V.

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Wednesday, April 15--Special needs

education parent meeting. 370 W.

Kings Rd., N.V. Gymnasium. 7:30-10

p.m. Sponsored by NSAPH, 985-5371.
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Thursday, April 16--Rabbitmatazz —

‘special puppets. Capilano Library.

10:30 a.m. Plays and stories for Easter.

‘Wear rabbit ears, bring favorite bunny.
For children 4 and up.
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Thursday, April 16--(until May 19) Art

showing — watercolors, acrylic, prints

by Adelina West. N.V. District Hall,

355 W. Queens Ave. Monday-Friday,

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Info: 988-6844.
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Thursday, April 16-(until April 29)
Exhibition of 25 watercolors by Forrest
Johnson. N.V. Court House, '200 E.
23rd St. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. Info: 988-6844.
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Thursday, April 16--N.V. Chamber of.
Commerce general meeting. Canyon
Gardens. Noon. Speaker: Jack Davis.
Register: 987-4488.

Friday, April 11-Puppet show: Sasha’s

Dream, an-Easter story for children by .
Juniper Tree Marionette Theatre. 10:30.

& 11:30 a.m., Waldorf School, 2725 St.

Christophers Rd., N.V. Children 50 -

cents, adults $1. Info: 986-0535.
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Friday, , April 17--Easter weekend
public swim, W.V. Aquatic Centre. 2-4
p.m, Everyone welcome.
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Friday, April 17--River hike along
Lynn Creek (Parents and Children’s
Nature Club). Ecology Centre, Lynn
Canyon Park. 10 a.m. films; 11 a.m.
depart for hike. Register: 987-5922.
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Saturday, April. 18--Imagination Mar-
ket workshop. Lynn Valley Centre. 10
a.m.-2 p.m. Info: 688-8811.

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: Saturday, April 18--Body-shaping

_ weight training lessons. W.V. Aquatic
Centre.*1 hour between 9.a.m. and’

‘noon. Individuals or couples.

Saturday, April 18-Spring cleaning.
1:

Lynn Canyon Park. 0 p.m.. at

Ecology Centre. Info: 987-5922. Help .

make your park shine. *
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Sunday, April 19--N.V. Rec Centre
Outdeors Club hiking trip. Meet at
N.V. Rec Centre parking lot, 23rd and
Lonsdale. 8 a.m. Lynn Headwaters
Park, Info: Rick Negus, 985-9263,

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Sunday, April 19--Easter egg hunt
sponsored by W.V. Lions Club. John
Lawson Park, foot of 17th St. 1 p.m.

Rain or shine. For children 10 years

and under. Lots of prizes.
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strength or athletic ability, says Mullan. ‘‘I’ve seen
adults, teens and children playing side by side and
nothing mattered except taking part and having fun.’

Those who would rather relax can watch videos,
draw or sketch, play ping pong or take part in a sca-
venger hunt.

Although there will be supervision by expert lead-
ers, much of what goes on each week is up to the
children who make up SAC. Every week participants
will be asked what they want to do.

Registration is happening now at any North Van-
couver Recreation Commission facility. For more in-
formation call 988-6166.

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HEY KIDS, want to belong to SAC?

SAC — the Saturday Afternoon Club. The North
Vancouver Recreation Centre has started a club for
children to be held Saturday afternoons from 2 to
3:30 p.m.

‘We've decided to offer a program with a different
approach to fun and games,’ says recreation pro-
grammer John Mullan. “Through schoo} and team
sports most children get enough pressure to perform
and compete. At SAC children will have an opportu-
nity to participate in a wide variety of active games
with the emphasis on challenge and cooperation rather
than on competition.”

These games ,are- for, everyone regardless of, size, sw.

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