C13 - Wednesday, June 1, 1983 - North Shore News

NEWS photos Elisworth Dickson

FEATURED ARE dancers from the Roper B.C. Ballet
Theatre rehearsing for their annual major production
to be held at the West Vancouver Secondary School
Theatre, 1750 Mathers, West Vancouver, June 3 & 4,
1983 at 8:00 p.m. They are students of Elizabeth J.
Roper, Dance Director for the North Shore YMCA
dance school. Tickets: $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for
students and $2.00 for Seniors and children under 12.

Tickets may be purchased at the door or by calling
Mrs. Notte at 922-0918.

this week

Wednesday, June 1 -- Dinner
Meeting of North Shore Business
& Professional Women's Club.
Topic “Woman Yesterday. To-
day & Tomorrow” by Sharon *
Smith Swan Motivational
Speaker. a member of Toast-
master International and newly

chosen as President of B.C
Specaal Olympics Visitors
welcome For information call

98S 2223 of 985-9240 Dinner at

6 WO at the Avalon Hotel, 1025

Manne Drive North Van 1983
couver Cost SEL OO

Thursday, Jume 2-- a1 | KO pm

the North Shore Chapter of the
Registered Nurses
will

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Hospital Auditonum

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these restrictions

Alan Philips, P Eng

Friday, Jume 3 Hard) Times City Engineer

auchon of North Shore Young

Lile to be held at St David's —E J Bremner. P Eng
Charch Upper Levels and Director of

lavlor Way Dessert and (€ offee Engineering Services
will be served at 6 48 and the

auction wall follow at 7 Wo pm

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Priday Jume } at Wigan the

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comecrt oat the Presbyterian

Church Hath of th A Chester

held Aqdimession $4) 00

Saturday, June 4 Delterook 1

(rrad Reumon Tea 470 Tempe

Cres N Van 14 pm The

Vadhes Cano meet ap with the men

atthe Coach house 4 JO p im

Things of religion can be
entered into cationally by
the inner spiritual sense
of the Bible

Refer to the writings of
EMANUEL

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SWEDENBORG
for further information
write to
PO BOX 65381
STN F

VANCOUVER vow 5P3

THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY & DISTRICT
OF NORTH VANCOUVER

- SPRINKLING
REGULATIONS

Regulations limiting sprinkling and other lawn and
garden irrigation are in effect in the City and
Oistrict of North Vancouver until September 16.

“Even number premises may water only on even
calendar dates and odd-numbered premises on
odd calendar dates In cases of newly planted
lawns, special permits may be obtained from the
respective Engineering Departments for relief from

Sunday, June 5 -- 7:30 p.m., St.
Catherine’s Capilano welcomes
the Covenant Players, and inte;-
national Christian acting com-
pany. They will be performing
during the informal evening ser-
vice, 1058 Ridgewood Dr.. N.
Van. Everyone is welcome.

upcoming

At North Vancouver City
Library, Summer Reading Club
greets kids as they “bust out” of
school. Sign up NOW for a sum-
mer filled with programs, quests
and guests. We cail it Around
BC in Books. Kick Off. June 25,
Saturday, at 1 p.m. before our
Fotkfest program. Folklore told
by our local patrons from Ger-

many, India, Pakistan and
Japan. A taste of food from dif-
ferent lands, made by the

storytellers. Displays of ethnic
costumes, crafts. Otowa
Japanese Dance Group = and
dances from the Punjab Cultural
Association.

Join Summer Reading Club
for a great summer. Pick up your
many goodies like posters,
stickers, etc. North Vancouver
City Library, Wednesday. June
15,7 p.m., Lullaby Lady. Music
workshop for parents of young
children. Meet Pat Carfra.
singer and author of Lullabies
and Laughter. Tuesday. June 28.

7 p.m. Front Row Centre.
“Images of the Mild”. Robert
Bateman, Canadian naturalist

and international wildlife artist,
is shown at work in his studio in
Rockwood, Ontario, on location
in northern Ontario and East
Afnca, and at opening night of a
show of his paintings. Plus:
“World of David Milne” and
“Porter's Magic Dreams.”

West Vancouver Garden Club

will meet at 8 p.m. on June 6 in

“Information/Registration Session
Tuesday, June 7

- 2:00 to 7: 00 pm
Capilano College, Room H1 13

the Dogwood Room, West Van-
couver Recreation Centre.
Guest speaker will be Lesley
Anseli-Shepherd, Chief
Naturalist at the Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre. Her topic will
be ‘GARDEN DESIGN’. Fur-
ther information please call 926-
5342.

Lillooet Trails Toastmistress
Ctub will meet on June 7. Come
and join us at Yic’s Restaurant,
East 3rd, N. Van. Cocktails at
6:30 and dinner 7 p.m. For more
information 988-1002.

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
course, HEARTSAVER level to
be held from 6:15-10:15 p.m. at
the North Shore
YMC.A., 1735
Avenue, West
Tuesday.

Family
Ingle wood
Vancouver on
June 7. Pre-
registration necessary. Learn to
save a life. Call 926-5541 for fur-
ther information

Coping With Cancer — a group
to share experiences, problems,
fears about cancer and to pro-

vide support for the person who
has cancer, has just learned they
have cancer or is undergoing
treatment for cancer — their
relatives or close friends. The
group meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. - B:30
p-m.. Lions Gate Hospital,
Seminar Rooms | and 2 off the
Terrace Cafetena — 15th Street
entrance. For further informa-
son call 988-3131 Local 462 or

Sculprure Symposium at Klee
Wyck, 200 Keith Road, West
Van. Featuring ongoing work in
B.C. marble, laminated wood
and metal. Ths symposium will
continue through the summer
months. Drop by Monday
through Saturday between 10
a.m. and 5 p.m. to share the ex-
perience with the sculptors. Call
West Vancouver Community
Arts Council office for details:
922-1110.

RESIDENTIAL LOTS
NORTH SHORE

EIGHTEEN (18) serviced residential

lots are

offered for sale by public tender in the area of:
INDIAN RIVER, SEYMOUR

The closing time for sealed bids will be 11:00
a.m. on Thursday, June 16th, 1983 ,

Also, a few lots on Orlohama Place and Bishop
Place are available now for purchase priced at

$60,000 to $62,500.

For further information and brochures, contact the
Land Development, The Corporation of the District
of North Vancouver, 355 West Queens Road, North

Vancouver, B.C. V7N 2K6

Telephone 987-7131

DAVID SMITH - MR. GOSPEL GUITAR

from Nashville, Tennessee. Sings and ministers at the Grand
Ole Gospel Time at the Grand Ole Opry. Used to sing and
play with the Oak Ridge Boys. Television personality. Travels
singin’, pickin’ and ministering throughout U.S.A., Canada,
Mexico, Eurepe and Caribbean islands. You will enjoy and be
blessed by his ministry.

JUNE Sth 11 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.

AT ELIM CHRISTIAN CENTRE 2800 MT. HWY N.V.

EVERYONE WELCOME - BRING A FRIEND - PH 986-2288

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