21 - Friday, April 14, 1989 — North Shore News

Forum focuses on environment

issues facing them. South Piccadilly in West Van-
St. Frances-in-the Wood Angli- couver. For further information
can Church is located at 4769 calf 922-3531.

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THE ENVIRONMENT is _ the
focus of a forum being presented
by St. Francis-in-the-Wood Angli-
can Church in West Vancouver on
Sunday, April 16 and 23, from
7:30 to 10 p.m.

The first evening, April 16, Dr.
Bill Rees, of the department of city
and regional planning at UBC, will
provide an overview of the Brund-
tland Report.

The report is the work of the
World Commission on Environ-
ment and Development, which was
set up by the United Nations, and
is a powerful global statement that
is prompting environmental action
around the world.

The commission’s assessment of
the present world environmental
situation and recommendations for
future action challenge the global
community to achieve ‘‘sustainable
development,’’ defined as growth
which is both economically and
ecologically sustainable.

Rees will also discuss current
initiatives being taken in response
to the Brundtland Report. A ques-
tion period will follow his pres-
entation.

On the second evening, April 23,
a pane! consisting of speakers from
the provincial government, the
forest industry and environmental
action groups will discuss the
Brundtiand Report’s application to
British Columbia.

A discussion period following
the presentation will enable par-
ticipants to explore the ways they,
as individuats and as a community,
can respond to the environmental

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STEP OUT to St. Andrews United Church flea market and help the
congregution raise funds to replace the old church steps. Pictured here
on the aging staircase are Florence Fleming and Rev. Matthew Smith
with some of the items thet will be for sale. The flea market will be
keld on Saturday, April 15 from 9 a.m. to noon. The church is located
at 1044 St. Georges Ave. in North Vancouver.

Cats compete

ARISTOCATS WITH blueblood

lines and more down-to-earth types Discuss solutions
with questionable heritage will be parieninee problema Sih well
part of the competition at a cat knewn greenthumb and radio
show happening this weekend in personality Don Duncan. Don
North Vancouver. will be on hand to give advice

The Burms Pacific Champion- along with expe
ship and Household Pet Show will Garken Suppites; April 13, 1989,
be heid at recCentre Lonsdale, 123 at the following , ,
E. 23rd St., Saturday and Sunday, Woodward's locations:
April 15 and 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 Woodward's

Mm. 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Purebreds of many varieties in- Woodward's Lansdowne
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cluding Abyssinian, American and Woodward's Park Royal

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British Shorthair, Burmese, Cor-
nish and Devon Rex, Korat, Maine
Coon, Manx, Persian, Scottish
Fold, and Siamese will be there.

Entries from Ontario to Southern FI
California will compete with the
North Shore’s best for champion- i
ship status. :
A panel of eight international ‘
judges will hold up each cat to the i
Strict standards required for each
breed and will discuss the breeds |
‘or spectators.
Household pets will vie for the ]
Morris Trophy. This A-Cat-Amy |
Award of mixed breed cats is Later's Weed B-Cone, Rose &
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Reserve seats: 681-3565 & 1989, while quantities last.
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RESIDENTS: 6:45 PM