Jane 7--Fibromyalgia Support Group
meeting. Noon. Potluck funch. Mount
Olivet Lutheran Church, 1305 E. §8th
St, N.V. No meetings in July or
August. Info: 980-5677.

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June 7-Widow's Network meeting.
7:30 p.m. N. Lonsdale United Church.
Topic: affordable cruises. New
members welcome. Info: 986-3033.

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June JLynn Valley Services Link
Society annual general meeting. Rec-
Centre Lynn Valley. 7:30 p.m. New
members welcome to assist with future
community planning. Info: 984-2618.

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June 7--Ongoing each Mon., 3-7 p.m.
The Arthritis Sociely’s parent tele-
phone support network. Parents of
children with a rheumatic disease can
call a toll-free number to talk to
trained volunteers with similar
children. 879-7511, loca? 437 or 301.

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Sune 7-Ongoing 2nd & 4th Mon. cach
month. Moodyville Lions Club
meeting. 6:30 p.m. Yic’s Dining
Lounge. Info: 986-3289.

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June 7--Ongoing. Free. Information
consultation for parents of kids with
learning problems. Info: Positive Ap-
proach Counselling, 925-HELP.

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Sune 7--Ongoing. Pet Food Banks.
Donations of dry or canned pet food
to aid needy animals are needed at
SPCA shelters. Info: 879-1725.

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June 7-Ongoing. The Sons of Norway
Group needs members to start a
chapter on the N.S. Info: 980-7626.
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June 7-Ongoing. N.V. Newcomers’
Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., Gloria Dei
Lutheran Church. Info: 980-0481 or
929-7730.

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June 7--Ongoing. Support & therapy
group for people who deal with
dysfunctional cating. Info: Pat, 988-
7988.

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June 7--Ongoing ist) Monday each
month. Fibromyalgia Support Group;
1 p.m., Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church.
Info: 980-5677.

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June 7--Ongoing. English as a second
language. Mon. through Fri. classes
for adults. New program each month.
Intermediate & advanced levels. Info:
Delbrook Baptist Church, 985-4011.

June 8--Free speaker's evening. To-
aight: Creative-thinking skills. 7 p.m.
The Serenity Shop. Info: 987-8726.
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june 8--Lionsview Seniors’ Annual
General Meeting. Vancouver Sun col-
umnist Nadine Jones & the panel
discuss seniors’ health, 3-4:30 p.m.
Delbrook Community Centre, 600 W.
Queens, Cedar Rm., North Bldg. Info:
Lionsview Seniors, 985-3852.

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Sune 8~-Ongoing. Adult & teen tennis
lessons. Level 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Level
2, 6-7:30 p.m. Kirkstone Tennis
Courts, N.V. Info: 983-6550.

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June 8-Ongoing. Weekly rehearsal —
Dogwood Chorus of Sweet Adelines.
New ‘members. 7:45 p.m. Highlands
school, 3150 Colwood Dr., N.V. Info:
985-7049.

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Sune 8-to Aug. 25. The Law Students
Advice Program & Battered Women’s
Support Services are offering a legal
clinic for wonen. Tues. & Wed. 10
a.m. Info: 687-1867.

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June 8--Ongoing. The Compassionate
Friends Support Group meets every
3rd Tues. each month, For people who
have Jost a son/daughter of any age
through death, 7:30 pam. N. Lonsdale
United Church, Info: 986-9954.

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June 9--“Amazon Adventures." Van-
couver Aquarium slide talk. 7 p.m.
Vancouver Aquarium Theatre, door 5.
Pre-register: 631-2505,

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June 9--Ongoing., Positive Approach
Counselling Services offers a support
group for friends & family of the
-head/brain injured. To register:
925-HELP.

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dune 9--Ongoing. Al-Anon family
groups for family and friends of peo-
ple who have drinking probiems, Info:
688-1716.

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June 9--Ongoing 2nd Wed. of each
month (excluding July-Aug.) Capilano
Flower Arranging Club. 7:30 p.m.
Cedar Room, Delbrook recCentre. In-
fo: Heather, 987-3586,

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June 9--Ongoing Wednesdays.
“Course in Miracles,’’ 7 p.m. The Se-
renity Shop. Info: 987-8726.

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June 9--Ongoing. W.V. Family
Caregiver Support Group mecting.
Educational & information session for
family caregivers caring for a sick/
elderly relative. Free & confidential.
Info: 983-2141.

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June 9--Ongoing 2nd Wed. each
month. Environmental meeting. 7:30
p.m. La Quena Coffe House. Info:
Van. Temperate Rainforest Action
Coalition, 253-6281.

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June 9--Ongoing alternate Wednes-
days. Red Cross Creations Group
meets Delbrook Activity Centre to
sew, quilt, knit & make articles suit-
able to sell at charity bazaars. Volun-
teers needed. Info: 987-3819.

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June 9--Ongoing 2nd & 4th Wednes-
day each month. Hollyburn Com-
municators Club provides public
speaking training. 6:45, Cheers restau-
rant. Guests welcome. Info: 926- 4848,

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EDUCATION FOR A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY

A UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL WITH
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A,Schoal Committed to Promoting Excellence

Grades 8 - 12

St. John's International Schvol is a small, private secondary. school, established in
1988, with an international student program that emphasizes Mathematics, Science,
and Technology. Canadian students have the opportunity to integrate with academic

students from the Pacific Rim.

(grades & - 12). The school has many advantages, as

The school offers 3 complete secondary program
outlined below:

8 Small classes and Individualized attention

B An opportunity to integrate with academic students from the Pacific Rim
An academic program that promotes Math, Science, and Technology

@ Social, Academic, and Career Counselling

& Opportunities to learn other languages: Mandarin, Sapanese, and French

@ Scholarships available.

For a personal interview, phone or fax -

Mr. Robert Shoofey, Principal
1088 HOMER ST., VANCOUVER, B.C.
TEL: 683-4572 OR FAX: 683-4679 |

Applications are presently being received for the summer school program

in July and August

* CERTIFIED BY THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

ISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

MAPLEWOOD FARM
and all its inhabitants

Thank the men and women of the Sterling Community Service Foundation, all
of the volunteers and the following donors.for their many hours of hard work
and generous support in the Maplewood Farm Barn Raising Weekend of May.
1&2, 1993. During the weekend the volunteers built a new livestock barn, a:
large picnic shelter, rebuilt fences, painted buildings, built numerous picnic.
tables & benches and planted a new cedar hedge - all welcome additions to

the farm.

Donations Over $5,000

Mount Seymour Lions Club

Weyerhauser Canada
Hollyburn Lumber
Cantel Cellular Network

Canada Post

dim Saundets

Budget TShirt Co,
Great Northern Packing

North Shore Disposal

Scott Canada

Westburne Electric

Pro-Way Printing Service Ltd.

MacDonalds - Still Creek Or, Boy.

Zippy Print - 1867 W. Broadway
EJS Pressure Washing
Bluegrass Princesses

Doug McArthur

Fred Rosanoff

dulie Valenti

Leslie Forest Products
Nightingale Electric

Payless Auto Towing

Terry Denham & Fern Diesel
Victor Destisle

Western Legal Publications
Garry Stevenson & 5 on a String
Benny's Mar

CMI Rentals

Fawcett Insrance

The Commonwealth

Western Pacilic Enterprises

Sterling Community Service
Foundation

Kinsmen Ctub of the North Shore District of North Vancouver

Donations $2,000 - $5,000

Lynn Valley Lions Club
United Landscape Supplies
Ratary Club of North Vancouver

Burrard Roofing
Ocean Construction Supplies
Sorenson Grane

Donations $1,000 - $2,000

Vancouver Industrial Electrical
YIC's Restaurant
Pacific Custom Stain

Glidden Paints

Dicks Lumber & Building Supplies

Star Line Windows

Donations $500 - $1,000

Isiand Paper Mills Co.

-Metro Systems

Chainsaw Rentals/Arrow
Equipment
Shell Canada

Bowl-a-thon

Polar Printing Inc.

Hong Kong Bank of Canada
Safeway - 840 Cambie
Texcan Cables

Donations $100 - $500

Pacitic Distributors

Sky Hi Scaffolding

Beaver Lumber, North Vancouver

Microplex

Laidlaw

Great Northern Packing

Canadian OXY

Phoenix Trucking

James Morgan

Neptune Distributors

Randy McCallum

Ware Mechanical Repair/Husky
Mobile

Kennecott

Marcia Thompson

Norm Laniel

RL Archibald

Painted Pony

Construction Aggregates Ltd.
CH Cates & Sons Ltd.

MJ Fire Equipment

Bread Garden (Park Royal)

Hallmark Poultry Processing Ltd.

Delta Catalytic

Vevice Bakery

Mixe Magrum

f per Supplies
“Aon F. Nichols

Jones Nursery

Geraid Jobin with Bon Dia
KS Maude

Mr. Nussbaum

OK Tite Store

Sterling Pulp Chemicals

Brian Shigetomi
O8S Engineering
Sorenson Concrete

Ross Gibson Industries
Lynnterm (Western Stevedoring)
E. Raitt Painters Ltd.

BC Rail :

King Kubota

Burnaby Lions Club

Ken Carter

Mike Marrandino - Sunset Bay
Charters

Seaspan international
Graph-X Business Communications
Cheers Restaurant

Unity in Action Church - NW.
Cove Chester Fried Chicken
Pacific Honda

Greer Shipping

Don Moore

Mike Siefert

Pierre Belvedere

Siemens

Everest Lumber Richmond
Armaur Plumbing

Centennial Distributors
Dynamic Controls

The Weavers & Art Cook
William Jones ‘