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“The Salvation Army invites .

‘all to a prayer rally at 7:30
p-m. April 6. Other events
will be a Musical rally at 7:30
p.m. April 7, featuring the
Cadets and North Vancouver
Band, Timbrels- and Singing
Group. |

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1977 is ; the olden. Anni-
dary School. As part of the
a.celebration, there will be a.
| Reunion at the school on
April 6th from 6:30 p.m: to
11:00 p.m. For information
call 255-9344.

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_ Hear Tchaikovsky’s .

versary of Templeton Secon- ~

Magnificent music is what
you "ll hear at the North.

Shore Community Band con-

cert 8 p.m. at North
Vancouver Centennial Thea-
tre, 23rd & Lonsdale. Enjoy
this. award-winning band’s
spirited performance of fa-

. vourites such as Exodus,

Jesus Christ Superstar, The
Liberty Bell, and many more.
**1812:
Overture’? This is Your Com-
munity Band. . Adults $2,
students & pensioners $.75

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_- Some volunteers are still
urgently meeded for the

- Cancer Campaign which will
_be taking place April 18-30.

We need a few Zone
Captaias in certain areas.
Upper Lynn Valley, Norgate

Park, Mahon Park — areas;

also persons in apartment
buildings who would be
willing to canvas in their own
building. Anyone willing to
help please phone Joy

PHYSICAL FITNESS classes
are being held at the North

~-Vancouver Recreation Centre

on Tuesdays from April 12 to

Drive. Classes begin in North

‘Van April 13. Adult voice

classes. also. are available. |
For details call 926-4406.
Sete.

Doris Orr Needy Animal
Trust is having a Variety and
Garden Plant Sale on Satur-
day, April 16 from 11 to 3 at
the West Vancouver Com-
munity Centre, 22nd and
Marine Drive. The many
items for sale include indoor

“

*‘Stainer’s Crucifixion” in
the Church of St. John the

Evangelist, 13th & Chester- .

field, N. Van, 8 p.m. April 8.
Soloists.... Gerhard Zeller...._
Tenor... William | Kelly... .
Bass. - a “

. Film & Friendship Rally,
which includes special film
and music will be sponsored

June 14 and Thursdays from
April 14 to June 16. Times

for either session are. either
from 9 230 to 10:30 ‘&.m. OF,

10:30 a.m. to

7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuition ;

‘$8. 75 per semester.

| Shakespeare, 986-2331, 10

a.m.- 4 p.m., Monday to

. Friday.

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The Theatre School head-—

‘ed by Heather Roberts in

West Vancouver, has ex-

| panded to Horseshoe Bay

and Deep Cove. A class for 4
and 5 year olds called ‘‘Story
and Drama’’ will run from
2:30' p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

- Registration at Horseshoe

Bay Memorial Hall, 6372
Bruce Street: at 2:15 ,p.m.
April 6. Classes for children
over 6 years old is from 3:30

to 4:30 p.m. Send children in —

comfortable play clothes.
Classes at Deep Cove com-
munity hall, 2151 Panorama

sid OVERTURE

- and. outdoor plats, handi-
crafts, baking,. books, good

clothing and accessories. In
addition to the usual Collec-
tors’ Corner of. older trea-

sures there will be a gift |

boutique of . newer items.
Refreshments will be served.
Proceeds from the sale will

go to our neuter and spay

program to help limit the
number of unwanted pets.
D.O.N.A.T.E. is a non-profit

-community organization. For

further information please
call 922-4298 or 985-1576.

thursday

North Vancouver Memor-

fal Community Centre Senior

Citizens’ Club will hold a
business meeting at 1:30

p.m. April 7 in Capilano

Room, 23rd & St. Georges
Ave., _ Refreshments and
bingo session will follow.

friday

A three-act play called
“The Crown of Thorns’’ will
be performed by Cadets of
North Vancouver at 7:30
p.m. April 8 at the Centen-
nial Theatre, Admission $1.

121 West

LOU CROSSIE

980-6561

N.V. City Library

Closes Friday April 8
- Opens Tuesday April 12

“LOU CROSSIE
: TRAVEL.

Your holidays personally ar-
ranged—especially for Hawaii
Crulses & Charters.

130 WEST 15TH STREET
NORTH VANCOUVER

Salvation Army, 105 West
12th at Lonsdale. Come and
meet your friends.

MRR RK

Easter Tea and mini-
bazaar to be held by the
Kiwanis Lynn Manor Social
Club, 2555 Whiteley Court,
N.V. in the auditorium, from
1 to 4 p.m. April 9. There will
be a bake sale, boutique, also
a stall for the young set.
Raffle. Admission 75 cents.

sunday

*‘Christ is Risen’’’ will be
the theme for: the final
meeting of an Easter Evan-
gelical Campaign sponsored
by the North -Vancouver

Salvation Army. All are .

urged to attend the meeting
7 p.m. April 10.

monday

Family Night at North
Shore Neighbourhood House

225 East 2nd Street on.

. Monday evenings from 6:30
to 9:00 will now feature free
clay instruction by Mr. Chris

Easter Closing
14th Street

~-every.

to 11:30 a.m. or

Lee. from 7:00 1 to 8:30 p-m.
‘Monday _ evening.
Families are encouraged to

- come out and learn basic clay

techniques or develop their
skills on the wheel. For any
further information please
contact Val Verschueren at
987- 8138.

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Branch #4, Senior Citizens
Association of B.C. will ‘hold

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at oat
its monthly mecting « on April

lith at 1:30 p.m. in St.
John’s Church Hall, 13th &

- Chesterfield. Mr. Frank Way

National - President of » the

Senior Citizens of Canada -

and Past President of the .
Federated: Legislative Coun- .
cil will be the Guest Speaker.

- Please come and bring a.new

member.: Branch #4 will be
holding their ‘Spring Tea,
_Saie and Raffie on May Sth at
1:30 p. m.

Parents Without Parters
will hold a meeting on April
12th, at St. Andrews United
Church, 10th & St. Georges,,.
‘North Vancouver. (Doors
‘7:30 p.m., meeting 8 p.m.
sharp.) George Walton from
the Ecology Centre in Lynn
Valley will speak on Ecology
and our Environment. All
single parents are invited.
Meetings are held every 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of" each

, month.

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Upper Lonsdale - paent

. Participation Preschool for 3

& 4 yr. olds is now accepting
registration for September.
For info. please call’ Rese-

- mary Edwards 985- 5815,
Frieda Hoff 987- 8035. .
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“North Shore. Schools. are :

= — offering classes in bobbin
‘by ‘the: “North - Vancouver

lace. Not crochet, tatting, or
knitting, it is a simple
technique of the fine Euro-
pean lace that was so elegant

for three centuries, and is -

now in vogue again. For
‘information phone Adult
Education at 985-8741. Teen-
agers are welcome.
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The Auxillary to the Lions
Gate Hospital Extended Care
Unit branch will hold a’
special orientation for new
members and those interest-
ed in -helping in this
residence. It will be held,
April 12th, at 10:00.a.m. in
the Hospital Auditorium.
Anyone interested in volun-
teer work in the Extended
Care Unit please call the
Auxillary Office 988-3131,
loc. 344, or Shiriey Daniels,
988-3921.

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Arthur Smith celebrates 25
years as the Musical Director
of the North Vancouver
Youth Band with ‘‘Adven-
ture in Music’? at The
Orpheum. Guest conductor
Arthur Delamont and Master
of Ceremonies Cal George.
Curtain time 8 p.m., April
17th. All tickets $2.50 avail-
able at the door or by calling
929-3637 or 987-7551.

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The North Shore Rock &
Gem Club will meet April
14th in St. Andrew's United
Church Hall at 8 p.m. 1044
St. Georges Ave., North
Vancouver, B.C. Our speaker
will .be Mr. Tommy
Tompkins, a naturalist, a
conservationist and an out-
doorsman. He also is a
wildlife film photographer
‘and whose work won him
recognition in 1947 as a
member of the Order of
Canada. There will be films.
Don’t. miss this event. All
visitors are very welcome.
Refreshments, door prizes.
For information 988-2869.

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