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COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR

Compited by Ann Hamilton

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PUSATS I

SATURDAY, OCT. 16

Highlands Gigantic Flea Market. 9
a.m.-3 p.m. Highlands United
Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd., N.V.
Everyone welcome.

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Rummage Sale. 9 a.m.-noon. W.V.
Presbyterian Church. Marine at 29th
St., W.¥. Info: 922-3234.

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Vancouver Junior Board of Trade
Jaycees Reunion, All past Jaycees
welcome. Jaycee House, 125 Lillooet
Rd., N.V. 6 p.m. Info: Bill Diamond,
681-3830.

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“Lev’s Make A Deal.*' Community
auction. W.V. Seniors’ Activity Cen-
tre, 695 2st St, W.V. 6:30 p.m.
Trips, antiques & more to be auc-
tioned. Funds to seniors’ centre ex-
pansion. Info: 926-4375.

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“Siblings — Friends or Foes?"’ N.S.
Family Services Society program. 9
a.m.-12:30 p.m. North Star Annex,
380 Kings Rd., N.V. info: 988-5281.

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“Emotional Literacy.’’ N.S. Family .

Services Society program. 9 a.m.-4
p.m. Carson Graham secondary
school. Info: 988-5281.

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“Process Not Product Playshop."
Speakers Unlimited workshop. 2-5
p.m. Kleewyck Art & Cultural Centre.
Registration: 926-3266.

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“Creativity Playshop for Adults.’
Speakers Unlimited workshop. 9
a.m.-noon, Klee Wyck Art & Cultural
Centre. Info: 926-3266,

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“How to Meet Other Singies.’’ Learn
new skills on how to meet people; gain
confidence in making friends. W.V.
Recreation Centre. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Info: 926-3266.

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“Unthinkable Practical Lessons in
Spiritus! Enlightenment.’' 6:30 p.m.,
338 E. Sth St., N.V. Info: 984-8982.

ONGOING EVENTS:
RecCentre North Vancouver offers
Outdoor Club activities. Club in-
fo: 983-6543. Trip info: 983-6543.

SUNDAY, OCT. 17

Garage sale combined with Ladies
Auxillary rummage sale, 9 a.m.-1:30
p.m. Eagles Hall, 170 W. 3rd St. Info:
984-8013.

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Sunday drop-in. Video presentation:
“Touring the Great Festivals of
Europe.” Everyone welcome. Silver
Harbour Centre, 1:30 p.m. Info:
980-2474,

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Family dance & potluck dinner.
Sunrise Community Hall, 193]
Windermere St., Vancouver. 4 p.m.
Info: 980-1774.

ONGOING EVENTS:

Free drop-in forestry tours are offered

at the Seymour Demonstration Forest
each Sun. to Oct, 17, $2-2:30 p.m.
info: 987-1273,

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3rd Sun. each month. Canada Earth
Save Society vegetarian pothick, 6-
8:30 p.m. Holy Trinity Church Hall.
Info: 987-8296.

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Bible classes, graded from primary to
adults. Singing & quizzes.11:30 a.n.-
12 p.m. No collection or soliciting for
funds. Deep Cove Gospel Hall, 4544
Covecliff Rd., N.V. Ongoing Sept.-
June, Info: 929-4747 or 929-2637.

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Foster homes for kiltens needed, N.S.
Humane Society, 987-6282.

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NAR-ANON $ Family Support: Group
meeting. 7 p.m, 176 E, 2nd St., N.V.
For relatives & friends of people with
drug problems. 12-step program, Info:
926-6453,

~ MONDAY, OCT. 18

Grief Recovery Program, Com-
munity-based program; helps bereaved
individuals in coping & healing, 7:15

Catherine's Church, 1058
Dr, N.V. Pre-register:

pam. St.
Rideewoad
922-9134,

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Emergency first-aid = program.
p.m. W.V. Recreation Centre.
926-3266,

6:30
Info:

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The Canadian Federation of University
Women — West Vancouver monthly
meeling. All women university grads
welcome. 7:30 p.m, W.V. Presbyterian
Church. Topic: Port of Vancouver.
Info: 922-4570,

Stress-management program, 7:30
p.m, W.Y. Recreation Centre. Info:
926-3266,
ONGOING EVENTS:

The Compassionate Friends’ Support
Group. Support for people who have
lost a child of any age. 7:30 p.m.
North Lonsdale United Church, 3380
Lonsdale Ave., N.V. Info: 986-9954,

For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds. For arts and ente:tain-
ment listings see ihe Around Town
column in Wednesday's North Shore
Now section.

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At The 1993 B.C. Fall Home Show That’s where you and your family

B.C. PLACE STADIUM, GATE A

you'll find the products, the ideas willlearn more about safety and

Thursday

Friday & Saturday
Sunday

Adults

Seniors (4 price on Friday}
Children (6-12 yrs} $ 1.25
Children (Under 6) Free
Family Rate (max. 2 adults} $ 15.00
Prices inciude G.S.T.

4pm -— 10pm
10am - 10pm
10am - 7pm

$ 7.00
$ 6.00

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CORRECTION

NOTICE
Oct. 13 ‘93 Flyer

Page 2- E Fabric Placemats:
Should have read Reg. 2.79- Sale
2/$3.00-Save $1.29

Page 4-E Motion Sensor Black:
Should have read Reg. $12.97-
Sale $11.00 - Save $1.97

Hamster Play City: This item
comes with cage, feeder, wheel
and bottle. It does not include
food, shavings or treats.

We apologize for any
inconvenience this may
have caused our Woolco
customers.

and the expertise to help you do it security at home. Take part in

right. And within your budget. Talkto | Stranger Danger and Fire and Road

pros like Shell Busey at the Safety presentations. Register your

B.C. Hydro Home Ideas Show. He'll child in the ChildPrint Identification
answer your questions and help you Program, and have toads of fun with
avoid the typical pit-falls. Save the KidZone Kids, clowns, face-paint-
energy and money with ideas from ing, balloons and magic presenta-

the all-new B.C.Hydro Power Smart tions. The 1993 B.C. Fall Home