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B12 - Wednesday, June 24, 1981 - North Shore News

OPERA. SINGERS will be performing June 27 at 1 and 7:30 p.m. in the Dynamics Lab at Capilano | College's south

campus. The group will perform excerpts from several optras, such as this gypsy chorus from Vivaldf’s Il Travatore.
Tickets $2 at the door. (Terry Peters photo)

ONGOING. North Shore
Neighbdthood House is offering
summer day care for boys and
girls aged 6 to 12-of working

arents. - commences
une 30 and runs through to
August 21, 3p.m. to 6 p.m., at
Ridgeway Schoo! (420 East 8th),
and at Lynn Valley Elementary
(3256 Mountain Hwy). Fees are
$200 per month per child and
Government subsidies are
available for those parents
whose financial situation would
make the full fee prohibitive.
Application for subsidy should
be made through. the. Day Care
Information Services, 985-9181.
Application for . enrolment
should be made as soon as
possible by contacting Bob
Pollock at the North Shore
Neighborhood House, 225 East
2nd Street, North Vancouver,
987-8138.

Seadents got cxtra time this
suramer? Lots of volunteer jobs
available. Learn and contribute.
Work at a daycamp, playground
program, with seniors or han-
dicapped. Explore the choices.
Call the Volunteer Action
Centre at 985-7138,for details.
ete

An intensive four week course in
Speech and Oral reading is
offered by Audrey Hilady.
ARCT, LTCL, from July 10 to
August 4. Enrolment limited to
8.

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Runaways, a play by Elizabeth
Swados will run from June 17 to
27 (except Monday) in the
Presentation House Theatre, at

8 p.m. On the Surface - Art
Fabric of the 80's is on display in
the Gallery until June 28.

Norgate Parent Participation
Preschool accepting registration
for Sept. "81, 3 & 4. Ruth Davies,
985-9490.

Lyan Valley Parent Par
ticipation Preschool is now
accepting applications for the 3
ycar old class. Information
please call Merne 980-1154.

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Lyon Vailey Community Hall
Pre-school (corner Frederick
and Mountain Highway)
Register now for: Pre-Schooi
Playground, Summer, for 3, 4,
and 5 yr..olds. This program will
include: arts and crafts, tum-
bling, swimming, outdoor ac-
tivities, and special events.
Participants may register for one
or two mornings or afternoons

per week; for July or August or

both. Register at the Karen

Magnussen arena, 937 Lynn

Valley Road, N. Van. For more

information, contact the N.

Van. Rec. Centre — 988-6166 or

Karen Magnussen Arena - 984-
i

eos

Regbter now for the North
Vancouver Recreation Com-
mission Summer Playground
Program: A program designed
for school-aged boys and girls
will be offered by the NVRC
during July and August. Each
weekly session will include
activities such as arts and crafts,
sports, active games, music,
singing, nature studies, swim-
ming and drama. A weekly
special event will also be in-
cluded. The program will be
held at a number of North Van
parks and schools. Monday
through Friday, times: 9:00 a.m.
- 4:30 p.m. daily. Registrations °
will be accepted at the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre,
123 East 23rd Strect for all

locations. Cost) $25.00 per
week. ¥

Dressmakers, kultters and
crocheters take note: North

Vancouver City Library, 121
West 14th St., has a free pattern
exchange. Stop at the Library to
browse through the patterns
before you buy a new onc.

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Volunteer -- who is un-
derstanding, patient, to take
partinlly-sighted, middic-aged

woman shopping occasionally
and help with mail. Call Lois
Craig; CNIB, 321-2311.
House areca.)

(Coach

Register Now by calling 985-
0128, 980-1729 or 988-6744
“Vacation. Bible School” ~ St.
Agnes Church, 530 E. 12th St.,
August 24 to 28th, N. Van., 9:30
- 12 Noon. $2. 50 per child or $5 a

family. For ages 4 to 11 years.

Preschool Enrolment --
Eastview Parent Part.
Preschool, 2020 Moody St.,

Deadlines |

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this section. in our
Wednesday edition
should ‘be delivered or
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Shore News office not
later than 2 p.m. the
preceding Friday.

For our Sunday edition
the deadline Is 2 p.m. the
preceding Wednesday.
Our address: North Shore
News, 1139 Lonsdale
Avenue, North Van-
couver, B.C. V7M 2H4.

APPOINTMENT

Gary Johnstone

Janice A. Johnstone, Chie! Ex-
ecutive Officer of the
‘Johnstone Family Unit’ wishes
to announce the appointment of
Gary 8. Johnstone as tather

Mr Johnstone has hatd this
post tentatively fot the past nine
months -- the appoiniment was
confirmed last evening — June
20, 1087 at 6:22 PM. 7 tbe. 9
oz. James Alistalr Johnstone.
Mr. Johnstone comes weil
qualified for this position, having
in is Own words — “Once been
abd”

The Johnstone Family Unit ia a
aman Canadian company and
deals almost exciusively with the

Canadian Government, a large
tood retailer, and a major
clothing store We would an-
ticipate that these contracts will
now increase as 4 result of last
night's appointment

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(Queensbury Elem.) is enrolling
now in 81-82 school year. Hurry,
we're almost full. For inform.
ph. 985-5447. . ,

Ongoing

Photo Ed Bermingham

DAVID WINGROVE,
aged 17, first holder of
the LORNE P. HUD-
SON MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP at St.
Michael’s University
School, Victoria, B.C.,
has been gwarded a
$5,000 scholarship
renewable for five years
to Harvard University
where he will study
English, French and
German. David, who
has attended SMU since
Grade 4, last year was
the top-ranking Grade
11 student of German in
B.C.,; this year, he is
taking U.S. College
Board Advanced Place-
ment (first year univer-
sity) courses in Grade
12. He recently won five
out of seven speech
awards at the Victoria
Music Festival and has
long been active in
drama and debating.
David is the son of Mr.
and Mra. Frank Win-
grove, Victoria. (His
scholarship is the
second SMU Harvard
Scholarship in two
years.)

For information contact:
John Schaffter,

M.A. (Cantab)
Headmaster

St. Michaels
University School

3400 Richmond Road
VICTORIA, B.C.

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~ DONATIONS

NEEDED for cilons Gate
ospital garage” June 20.
Call the™ switchboard, at 988-
3131 if you can help. -

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Summer Daycamp (ages 6-12)
sponsored by the North Shore

eighbourhood House. A
summer of outdoor fun at Cates
Park on Burrard Inlet, par
ticipate in swimming, games,

. nature study, crafts, camping

skills, cookouts, singing and out-
trips. Pick up and drop off at
North Shore Neighbourhood
House and North Vancouver
Recreation Centre. Fees: $55
per 2 week session, $7 per year
membership. |

North Vancouver City Library
will come to you when you can't
come to us! Taped books for the
visually impaired will be brought
to your door if you are physically
unable to pick them up or have
no ome to assist you.

Baby ducks, haby goats, baby
sheep, baby rabbits to see at
Maplewood Children’s Farm.

consider the following:

4330 Gallant Avenue

4342/44 Gallant Avenue
Plan 1411)

7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

436 1/69 Gallant Avenue

Plan 1411)
437 1/79 Gallant Avenue

438 1/87 Gallant Avenue

Plan 1411)
2211 Panorama Drive

7,0.L. 626, Plan 1411)
2221 Panorama Drive

1234 Harris Ave.

1046 Deep Cove Road

Proposed
Amendment

(C1,
(C1A)

Purpose

cial zones

(Mrs.) H.W. Egleston,
Municipal Clerk

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DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING |
ZONING BYLAW_

_ The Council for The Corporation of the District of
. North Vancouver will hold a Public Hearing under the’
provisions of the Municipal Act in the Municipal Hall,

. 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, B.C. on
Monday, July 6, 1981 commencing at 7:30 p.m. to

BYLAW 5383

Applicant: The Corporation of the a
District of North Vancouver a

Location: 4318/22 Gallant Avenue

(Lot2 (E. 33 ft.}(except Pi. 15805) of Lot A of Lots
1/3 & 5/9, Block 7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

(Lot 19 (except E. 33 ft.) of Lot A of Lots 1/3 and
5/9, Block 7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

(Lot. 19 (E. 33 ft.) of Lot A of Block 7, D.L. 626,

4300 block Gallant Avenue

(Lot 22 {except E. 33 ft.) of Lot A.of Lots 1/3 &5/9,
’ Block 7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

(Lot 22 (E. 33 ft.) of Lot Aof Lots 1/3 & 5/9, Block

4378/80/82 Gallant Avenue

(Lot A, Block 7,,D.L. 626, Plan 12385)
4386/90/94, 4402/04 Gallant Avenue
(Lot B, Block 7, D.L. 626,.Pian 12385)

(Lot 1 of Lot B, Lots 1/3 & 5/9, Block 7, O.L. 626,

(Lot 2 of Lot B, Block 7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

(Lot 3. of Lot B, Lots 1/3 & 5/9, Block 7, D-L. 626,
(Lot 20 (S. 50 ft.) of Lot A of Lots 1/3 & 5/9, Block

(Lot 20 (except S. 50 ft.) of Lot Aof Lots 1/3 & 5/9,
Block 7, D.L. 626, Plan 1411)

(Lot 1, Block 25,D.L 543, Plan 3766)

{Lot 112, Block 11,0... 624, Plan 2861)
4260 Mt. Seymour Parkway

{Lot 6, Block 11,0.L. 624, Plan 2861)
4266 Mt. Seymour Parkway

(Lot 7, Block 11,D.L 624, Plan 2861)

Rezoning trom General Commercial Zones 1, 2 & 3
C2, C3) to General Commercial Zone 1A

The limiting of height to preserve views and to
restrict residential development in certain commer-

A copy of the bylaw may be inspected at the
Municipal Hall between the hours of 8 30 am. and
4.30 p.m June 24th to July Gth, 1981

Closed Mondays. Open 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Child: 50¢, adult 75¢.
Family” of four $2.25. Farm
Phone 929-5610.

Parents without Partners meet

every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of

the month, St. Andrew's Church
Hall, 10th & St. Geroges. Doors
7:30 p.m. Meeting 8:00 p.m. All
single parents warmly welcome.
929-5054.

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Windsor House an alternative
parent participation public
school, is now accepting
enrolment for Kindergarten to
Grade 7. For information, call
985-7315. Visitors welcome to

- come and observe.
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Saturday morning, every week
SATURDAY STORYTIME,
North Vancouver City Library, -
10:30, stories, fairy tales, games
and songs for children, ages 4-8:
all good listeners and singers
welcome! .

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