28 — North Shore News — Sunday, March 19, 2000

Tough kids need help teo

COUNSELLORS, psychologists, therapists and doctors were among those listening to Dr. David Irwin as he
spoke about the problems faced by young adults dealing with psychosis, and the importance of early inter-
vention. Irwin’s presentation was part of a two-day conference heid in North Van called Tough Kids To Heip.

From previous pare
beology Centre are hosting a

at Maplewood
are welcome to ace
and to register: 924-

NORTH SHORE MOTH-
ERS OF MULTIPLES
CLUB SPRING SALE:
Saturday, March 25, 10 a.m.-
2 pm. at Nort

United Church.

gains on used and new baby
equipment, kid's clothing,
toys, Maternity wear, car seats,
etc. $1 adn

Partial proceeds to local c
drens’ charities.

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NOROUZ: Persian New
Year celebration. Saturday,
March 25, 7 p.m.-1:30 a.m.,
Renaissance Vancouver Hotel
Harbourside, 1133) OW.
Hastings. Enjoy traditional
Iranian music, food and danc-
ing. $48 for members of the
franian-Canadian Cultural

Association and $60 fer non-
ets: 519-7977
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SWAPMEET
CRAFT SALE:
Saturday, March 25, 10 a.m...
at North Shore
Neighbourhood {ouse, 225
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SPRING
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ighbourhood

or lo register for

H ANNUAL SWING-

TIME DANCE: Saturday,

8 p.m: smidnight at

niors’ Cencre.

Swing to the big hand seunds
oft the Milleraive:

$20. Inf: Greta Mitchell at

925-7280.

CANADIAN NATIONAL
INSTITUTE FOR THE
BLIND North Shore chapter
annual general meeting,
Monday, March 27, 6-8 p.m.
at the W.V. Seniors? Centre,
695-21st St. Guest speakers
Dr. Michael Potter and Mrs.
Bal Sahota will give info on
Macular Degeneration and
technical aids. Refreshments
at no cost. RSVP by March
22: 431-2130.

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FRESH START Quir
SMOKING program begin:
Monday, March 27 for cight
sessions. Register: N. Shore
Continuing Ed at 903-3333.

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