MONDAY

Aug. 19--Adult tennis lessons, begin-
ner & advanced levels, 6-9 p.m...
Kirkstone Park, 937 Lynn Valtcy Rd.
N.V. Info: 984-9341.

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Aug. 19--Ongoing alternate Mondays.
Earthsave Toastmasters Meeting. Free.
Opportunity for people interested in
improving their speaking skilis, and
who want to belong to an en-
vironmental group. Info: Vickie, 987-
8296.

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Aug. 19--Ongoing. Congregate meal
pregram for seniors, hot meals, 2
evenings per week in the company of
others. Cost $4. {nfo: N.S. Health
Volunteer Program, Helen or Hilary,
984-9511.

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Aug. 19-Ongoing. Horseshoe Pit-
ching, every day, 5 p.m. Mahon Park,
1700 bleck Mahon Ave., N.V.
Everyone welcome. Infa: 988-7417.

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Aug. 19-Ongoing. Drop-in Tennis
Lessons. Classes for adults will take
place during the summer except on

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Toastaasters. 7:15 p.m. at Capilano
Branch, N.V. Dist. Library. Improve
public speaking and = socialize.
Everyone welcome. Info: Janet at
987-1009.

TUESDAY
Aug. 20--Adult: tennis lessons. bepin-
ner & advanced levels, 6-9) pim.,
Kirkstone Park, 937 Lynn Valley Rd,
NV. Info: 984-9341.

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Aug. 20--Free speaker evening at The
Serenity Shop, 228 Lonsdale Ave.,
N.V. Speakers: Virochan Wypkema &
Rebecca Young. Topic: Addictions &
Recovery. Learn how to let go of the
past and transform your inner world.
Info: 987-8726.

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Aug. 20--N.S. Alzheimer Support
Group Meeting. Everyone welcome,
7:30 p.m., St. Andrews Church Hall,
1044 St. Georges Ave., N.V. Info:
929-4244 or 681-6530.

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Aug. 20--La Leche League Meeting.
Support, information & networking
for women interested in breastfeeding.
Babies welcome. 10 a.m. Lynn Valley

United Church, 3201 Mountain Huy.,
N.V. Info: Mary Anne 980-0281, or 24
hr. number: 736-3244.

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Aug. 20-Ongoing to September 30.
N.S. Community Tennis invites new
members to register for Qutdoor tennis
Sat. mornings, Tues. & Thurs. even-
ings. All levels, applications at rec-
Centre Delbrook. Info: 984-4181 or
988-1089.

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Aug. 20--Ongoing to Sept. Sahaja Yo-
ga Meeting. 7 p.m. Delbrook Com-
munity Centre, 600 W. Queens Rd.,
N.Y. Info: 921-0731.

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Aug. 20--Ongoing. North American
Chronic Pain Association self-help and
support group meeting. Info: Joan,
985-8304.

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Aug. 20--Ongoing. Capilano Com-
munity Services is accepting calls for
information on volunteer positions in-
cluding switchboard receptionist, and
fundraising committee members. info:
Joan, 988-7155.

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Aug. 20-Ongoing Ist Tues. of each
month. N.V. Newcomers’ Club Gen-
eral Meeting. A variety of activities

und social events for all women new to
North Van. Info: 929-5029 or 929-
3938.

WEDNESDAY

Aug. 21-Ongoing. Under 35 Singles’
Discussion Group. Developing — in-
limacy with one’s self & others. Into:
988-5717.

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Aug. 2!--Ongoing to Aug. 24. Pin-
chpenny Phantom of the Opera. A
spooky. spoofy musical. Presentation
House Theatre, 333 Chesterfield Ave.,
N.V. Tues.-Sat. 8:30 p.m.; Sun. 7
p.m. Info: 986-1351.

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Aug. 21--Ongoing. Kidfinders needs
volunteers to hetp at special events.
Into: 251-4332.

Aug. 21--Ongoing. Private weight
training available at W.V. Aquatic
Centre, 776-22nd St. 1 hr. day & even-
ing sessions avail. Info: 926-8585.

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Sept. Concerts By The Sea. 7 p.m.
Ambleside Park, 13th St. & Marine

Dr. W.V.) Free outdoor concerts,
music ranging from reggae to jazz —
cancelled if raining. Today: Summer
Pops Youth Orchestra — conducted
by Garth Williams. Info: 925-3605.
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Aug. 21--Ongoing. Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre. Open daily, 10 a.m.-§
p.m. 3663 Park Rd., L. Canyon Park.
Displays, free films, events. Info:
987.5922.
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Aug. 21-Ongoing. MS Society self-
help groups for varying needs. Also:
volunteers are needed for fundraising
campaigns. Info: 437-3244.

Aug. 21--Ongoing. Vancouver Crisis
Centre. Free 24 hr. confidential phone
couselling for problems relating to
family, job, alcohol or thoughts of
suicide. Call: 733-4111.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and
entertainment listings see the
Around Town column in Wed-
nesday’s North Shore Now sec-

rainy days and statutory holidays. Fee
$5.25. 6-7:30 p.m. N.S. Neighbour-
hood House, 225 E. 2nd St., N.V.

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Aug. 39-Ongoing. Bingo, 7:15 p.m.
Royal Canadian Legion, 123 W. 15th
St., N.V. Info: 985-1115.

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Aug. 19--Ongoing. Co-dependents
Anonymous Meeting. Recovery pro-
gram to promote healthy relationships.
7:30 p.m. St. Martin's Church, 195
North Windsor Rd., N.V. Info: Nancy
or Bill (after 3 p.m.) 929-5742.

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Aug. 19--Ongoing. Parents Together.
Self-help for parents troubled by the
acting-up behaviour of their tzenagers.
Info: 588-5432.

One person
rake a difference.
Here’s how.

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Ang. 19--Ongoing. Sahaja Yoga
Meditation. 7 p.m. Queen Mary
Community School, music rm., 236
W. Keith Rd., N.V.

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Aug. 19-Ongoing. W.V, Lawn Bowl-
ing Club welcomes beginner & ad-
vanced bowlers, 19 yrs & older to par-
ticipate in summer lawn bowling. Info:
922-5759, 984-7315 or 922-1936.

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Aug. 19-Ongoing. Rape Relief &
Women's Shelter volunteer training
sessions. Info: 872-8212.

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Aug. 19-Ongoing. The Friendship

Public Hearings and Meetings.

Council welcomes public opinion. if
someone is requesting a change to the
official community plan or zoning bylaw,
it is important to note that provincial law
guarantees your right to have a voice in
these changes, via a public hearing. Public
hearings are posted on property signs,
advertised in the paper, and notices
delivered to all those within a hundred
feet af a proposed change. Above and
beyond provincial requirements Council
has made additional provisions for you to
be heard on policy matters by calling
public meetings or policy committee
meetings so they can hear all sides of any
issue. Once again thse meetings are
advertised and notic<s sent out to ensure
the community has a voice in the decision
making process.

Your Word Will Be Heard.

There is no doubt, that you can make
a difference! All it takes is a little time and
effort. Even if you don’t understand all the
red tape and bureaucracy, we want you to
come forward and make your opinion
known. We'te here to guide you through
the official process. So, don’t hesitate to
write to us today, And remember, if you
need assistance, simply call your City
Clerk, Bruce Hawkshaw at 985-7761.

Put It In Writing.

In the City of North Vancouver, no
matter what your concem, Mayor J.E.
Loucks and the Aldermen are truly
interested. But to ensure everyone is
heard fairly, there is an official system.
Simply, write us a letter that stites your
position and backing reasons. We call
this your “brief”, and that's all you need
to be. Include a recommended pian of
action. State whether it is imperative for
you to present your brief in person, and
if so when. Address all correspondence
to Mayor J.E. Loucks and Members of
Council.

The Official Process.

The City Clerk puts all correspand-
ence into the official system. If Council
action is required and no further
information is needed, your letter is
placed on the Monday night “Council
Agenda’. Ifa study or report is
necessary for Council to make an
informed decision, it goes on Council's
issues pending “Blue Sheet”, until the
information is obtained. Finally, if it is
valued information that Council should
the B.C,/Yukon Region. know, but action is not needed, it is
Capilano College will embark on placed on an “Information Only Sheet”.
a communications program which “
will enhance its strong ties with
the community and raise public
awareness of the College's
leadership role. The College has
gained an outstanding reputation
as an institution of excellence in
B.C. | offers two yeers of
university transfer and a varicty of
carcer and vocational programs

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Capilano College is pleased to
announce the appointment of
Marleen Morris as Director of
Public Relations. Ms. Morris
joins the College after eight years
in communications at Canada
Mortgage and Housing Corp.,
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