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A BENEFIT concert to be held at St. Simon’s Church in
Deep Cove March 4, will feature the renowned Soprano,
Joan Danby in an evening of music. The South African born
Miss Dandy studied in her native country and at the famous

Guildhall School of Music in London before coming to.

Canada in 1967. Proceeds for the concert will go to the
Church building fund. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at the
church, 1384 Deep Cove Road, North Van. Tickets are $5.00

with a $3.00 ticket for seniors.

this week

Saturday, March 3 & 4 —
Toughlove is a program helping
parents troubled by teenage
behavior, in school, in the fami-
ly, with drugs and alcohol and
with the taw. Toughlove
founders Phyllis & David York
will conduct a weekend
workshop at the International
Plaza Hotel 1999 Marine, North
Vancouver. For further info call
736-3055.

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Sunday, March 4 — North Van
Fire Department is offering a St.
John Ambulance Heart Saver
CPR course. CPR and
obstructed airway management
on adults and infants could save

a life. Pre-registration is
necessary. Cost is $30. Call
980-5021.

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Sunday, March 4 — Daddy
Ducklow, ‘‘A theology on
Parenting’’, 11:00 870 Lynn

Valley Rd., Bring a box tunch
and stay for question period.

upcoming

Monday, March 5-9 —
Classroom Observations, Nor-
thwest Montessori School (at
Cedardale), 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ap-
pls. for fall term will be available
there.

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Monday, March 5-9 — 6:45-8
p.m. Adventure week with Mel
Fox of Scripture Union. Pup-
pets, Quizzes, Songs Bible
Stories. A free program for all
kids of school age. West Van-
couver Baptist Church, 450

Mathers Ave., West Vancouver.
For information call 922-0911.
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Tuesday, March 6 — Alzheimer
Association of B.C. (North
Shore Branch), Lions Gate
Hospital, Seminar Rooms ! & 2
(North Entrance), 7:30 p.m.

March 6 — Free
first-time home
buyers, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Interna-
tional Plaza. Hotel, John
Ribalkin - Mortgage Broker,
Brice Woodley - Lawyer, Ozzie
Jurock - V.P. General
Manager, Residential, A.E.
LePage. Pre-registration, call
985-9544.
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Tuesday, March 6 — Shrove
Tuesday Pancake Lunch, St.
Johns Church Hall, 13th &
Chesterfield, 11:30-2) p.m.
Sausage & Pancake lunch - $3.
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Tuesday, March 6 — Ukrainian
Egg Decorating Course at
Highlands Community School -
fee $10. For further info. call
985-3514.

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Thursday, March 8 — ‘‘The Om-
nipotent Child’’, Caulfeild

Elementary Schoo! Library, 4685
Keith Rd., West Vancouver, 7:00
p.m. Speaker and author: Dr.
Thomas P. Millar. How to mold,
strengthen, and perfect the
developing child. Fee: $2 at the
door.
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Thursday, March 8, 9 and 10 —
Publicity for Program, Cadre de
Francais, Park Royal, Capilano
and Westlynn Malls, 4-9 p.m.
Th. and Fr., !0-4 Saturday. In-
formation tables in the malls,
987-8773

RESIDENTIAL LOTS
— NORTH SHORE

Fifty two serviced residential lots are offered tor

sale by public

tender in

the areas of

LYNN VALLEY
DOLLARTON &
INDIAN RIVER, SEYMOUR

The closing time tor sealed bids will be 11 00 am
on Tuesday, March 20th, 1984.

Also, a good selectton of lots including some VIEW

LOTS are posted tor sale in indian River

Deep

Cove and Cove Cliff and are available now priced
at $48,000 00 to $71 500 00

For further
public
contact

Ms Hazel Baxter

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tntormation and brochures on
and notice of

the

posting please

Land Dept

The Corporation of the District

of North Vancouver

355 West Queens Road

North Vancouver
VIN 2K6
Telephone 987 713)

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B9 - Wednesday, February 29, 1984 - North Shore News

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF NCRTH
VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
UPPER LONSDALE AREA

The Mayor and Council invite all persons who wish to express their views concern-
ing land uses in the Upper Lonsdale area and the development of the
Braemar&Dempsey connection, to attend a Public Information Meeting to be held:

8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, March 7th, 1984

Friday, March 9 — 6 p.m.-12:30
a.m., Klondike Casino/Dance at
“Lonsdale Elementary School,
2151 Lonsdale Ave., N. Van.
Tickets. $7.50 adults only (Pre-
Sale). Buffet included. Door and
spot prizes. For tickets and more
inforamtion phone: 987-1762 or
988-6171. Proceeds to Lonsdale
Elementary School.

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Wednesday, March 14 —
Women Exploited by Abortion
now speak out. Carson Graham
School, 23rd & Lonsdale, N.
Van., 8:30 p.m. Hear about
abortion from women who have
experienced it.

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Saturday, March 17 — Puppet
Show by Kids on the Block,
North Vancouver City Library,
1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Presented by
Kinsmen Rehab. Foundation.
Grades 3 to 7 ONLY.

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Sunday, March 18-25 — Wildlife
weeks (during school break),

Carisbrooke Elementary School
510 E. Carisbrooke Road
North Vancouver

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10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily except r7 Ped ee ee eee
Saturday. Wolf trainer Debra ode 2 of oS Bow 4
Coe, Films, Displays. Call Lee st oS
987-5922. : - :
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Tuesday, March 20 — Slide show
- World Travel (Free), North
Van City Library - Activity
Room, 7 p.m. Presented by Dr.
J.F. Reid.

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Land for Potential Development

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Wednesday, March 21 —
“Children and Hospitals’’ Pro-
gram, North Vancouver City
Library, 7 to 9 p.m. Dr.
Elizabeth Vreede-Brown of
Lions Gate Hosp. speaks. (For
Hospitals Week March 18 to 24)

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Tuesday, March 27 — Free
Films, North Vancouver City
Library (N.V.C.L.) - Activity

While this meeting will not deal specifically with the extension of Montroyal
Boulevard west of Lonsdale, there will be an opportunity to discuss the traffic pat- |
terns relating to the long-planned ‘‘crosstown route’’.

Marilyn Baker

February 29th, 1984 Mayor

Room, 7 p.m. Beatles ‘‘Magical
Mystery Tour’’ & ‘‘Beatles Sing
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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BYLAW

The Council for The Corporationof the District of North Vancouver will hold a Public Hearing under the provi-
sions of the Municipal Act in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Van-
couver, B.C. on Monday, March Sth, 1984 commencing at 7:30 p.m. to consider the following:

BYLAW 5666

Applicant: The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver

Location That area known as Maplewood, as defined in the Maplewood Official Com-

munity Plan

To designate portions of the Maplewood Official Community Plan area as
development permit areas and extinguish all existing siting areas.

To provide the District with the opportunity to exercise a higher degree of site
development and design control over future development or redevelopment
than is presently possible with the siting area technique

MAPLEWOOD

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February 26 1964