What’s Going On

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Sanday, November 24--Green
Thumb Theatre is looking for
people to develop a new play for
Vancouver's centennial celebra-
tion. If you or anyone you know
is between the ages of 12-30, has
lived in Guangzhou (Canton),
China; Yokohama, Japan,
Edinburgh or Odessa, USSR:
We would like to talk to you.
Call 682-4664, Fif Fernandes.
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Sunday, November 24--S1.
Paul's Indian Church Bazaar,
424 W. Esplanade, N.V. noon-4
p.m. Home baking, white
elephant, books, refreshments
and more.

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Sunday, November 24--XC Ski-
ing trip to Mt. Brew. NVRC
Outdoors Club meet at NVRC
parking lot 23rd & Lonsdale.
7:30 a.m. All welcome.

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Monday, November 25--West
Van University Women’s Club,
W. Van. United Church
Lounge, 2062 Esquimali,7:45
p.m. John Payne, speaking on
“‘Nicaragua, July 1985". A
firsthand account of this
traveller’s experience. All uni-
versity graduates welcome.
Penny Rinald, 926-2532.

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Monday, November 25---
Women’s Agiow North Shore
evening Fellowship, Avalon
Hotel, 1025 Marine Drive, N.
Van., 7 p.m. Coffee &
Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. Meeting &
Speaker. Speaker: Helen Burns,
sharing testimony. Info: Del
Cann, 980-0775.

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Monday, November 25—North
Shore Liberal Women, 670
Holmbury Place, West Van., 8
p.m. Report on Reform Meeting
in Halifax, N.S.

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Monday, November 25---
Amnesty International meeting,
Social Room, Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd.,
North Van., business meeting at
7 p.m.; speaker at 8 p.m.
Frances MacQueen will! speak on
Amnesty International’s work
with refugees.

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Monday, November 25--General
meeting & bingo, St. John's
Memorial Hall, 13th & Chester-
field, 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizen's
Assoc. Branch 4. All seniors
welcome.

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Tuesday, November 26--Please
note that the programme featur-
ing Geof Gray-Cobb, scheduled
for Lynn Valley Library, has
been cancelled due to the sudden
iliness of the speaker.

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Tuesday, November 26--West
Van Band Christmas Sale.
Shrimp & Pointsettias. Can be
ordered now & delivered to you
on Dec. 7. Cail Joan Brown,
926-2700.
Tuesday, November 26--CPR
Heartsaver course (first level)
West Van YMCA, 1735 In-
glewood Ave., W.V. 6:15-10:15
p.m. Register in person or by
mail please at least 3 days prior
to course,

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Tuesday, November 26—-North
Shore Photo Image Club. Info:
986-4924 or 984-9696. 6 p.m.
Photograph your own Christmas
cards Bring your camera.

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Wednesday, November 27--Time

Management Seminar ($50). N.

Van. 7-10 p.m. sponsored by

FBDB. 980-6571 to register.
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Wednesday, November 27---
Coping with Cancer Group,
Lions Gate Hospital, Seminar
Rooms 1&2, off Terrace Cafete-
ria. 7:30-8:30 p.m. Topic:
“Chemotherapy’’, share experi-
ences, concerns. 988-3131, Local
466 or 497.

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Wednesday, November 27---
FBDB Seminar ‘‘Time
Management"’, 7-10 p.m. Inter-
national Plaza, 3 hrs.-$50, Pe
Reg. 980-6571. .
Wednesday, November 27---
Attention Artists - intent to
enter North Shore Expo Art-
shows extended to January 31.

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November 27---

Wednesday,
Fashion

Seasons Greetings

Show, Lions Gate Hospital-
Medical Day Care Centre, 8
p.m. Admission $5. Refresh-
Ments. Sponsored by North
Shore Medical Office Assistants
Association.
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Wednesdsy, November 27---
North Shore Meals On Wheels,
will deliver a hot dinner at cost,
noon hour Tues., Wed., and
Friday, if it is difficult to cook

Wednesday, November 27---
Discussion group for people
who have multiple sclerosis.
Fireside Room, Highlands Unit-
ed Church, 3255 Eddgemont
Blvd., North Van. Noon to 2
p.m. Bring a sandwich for
lunch. Info: Faye 984-6318 or
Sylvia 922-8288.
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Wednesday, November 27---
North Shore Fish & Game Club

41 - Sunday, November 24, 1985 - North Shore News

WANTED ——

Bed & Breakfast HOST homes on the North Shore
Expo is coming —- be part of the action.

REGISTER NOW

with: HOST International

B & B Reservations Ltd.

Member of the West Coast
Bed & Breakfast Association
of British Columbia.

meeting. Legion Hall basement,

for yourself. Because of illness,
See page 42

disability or age. Info: 922-3414,

THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following by-law
received first three readings by the City Council at
the regular meeting held on November 18, 1985:

“Waterworks By-law, 1976, No. 4947, Amend-
ment By-law, 1985, No. 5677"

This by-law, upon adoption, and effective on January
1, 1986, will increase the rates charged to users of
the City’s Water Supply System. The increase will
amount to approximately 3.5%, and is required in
order to offset the increased cost of operating and
Maintaining this service to the community at existing
levels. The 3.5% increase relates to, but is not
necessarily based upon, the escalation in the Van-
couver Consumer Price Index for 1985.

Copies of the above noted by-law and attached
Schedules will be available for public inspection in
the office of the City Clerk between the hours of 8:30
a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

E. A. RAYMOND,
CITY CLERK

City Hall
141 West 14th Street
North Vancouver, B.C.

November 19, 1985

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2 Bailrooms Deluxe Smorgasbord of
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Hats
Noise makers
Streamers
Door Prizes
Make up your party!
Tickets on sale now! $45 per person

Reservations for Christmas | Enjoy Holiday Dinners at the
and New Year's Day accepted | Canyon Club. Open all!
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