22 - Wednesday, June 28, 1989 - North Siiore News

Jane 29—Annual general meeting of
N.S. Intermediate Care Society, which
administers Cedarview Lodge. 7:30

p.m. Cedarview Lodge. Feature
speaker: NVD Mayor Marilyn Saker.

All members welcome.
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Inne 29--Deep Cove Gardening Club
meeting. Seycove School, arts and
crafts room, 1204 Caledonia, N.V. 7:30
p.m. Speaker: B. Roeleveld on Bonsai.
Info: 929-5382 or 929-4586.

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June 29--Registration for W.¥. sum-
mer school. Hillside Middle School,
2295 Queens Ave., W.V. June 29-30
from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Al) enrolments on
first-come basis and enrolment may be
limited. Fees: 60 hr. course $150; 30 hr.
course $75. Info: Glen Rose, principal,
922-3291.

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Sune 29--Free legal clinic held Thursday
afternoons at W.V. Baptist Church.

Taxman isn’t
always right

From page 20

nue Canada administers the In-
come Tex Act and collects the
money, the federal department of
finance produces the tax law.

‘‘While our department iden-
tifies and corrects millions of er-
tors (when people file their tax
returns), there are instances when
this is not possible,’’ Reale said.

“If pertinent information is not
included in the return, we would
not know if a taxpayer is entitled
to a particular deduction or credit.

“Taxpayers should follow in-
structions in the Tl Guide, careful-
ly review the return and ensure
that all the necessary information
is included.

“If a taxpayer finds, once the
assessment is received, that infor-
mation has been omitted, the
return can be adjusted to correct
@&y errors up to three years from
the date of the original assessment
of the return.’*

In other words, it’s up to you.
Read our series, pick out the most
effective ways to save tax — and
then you will be able to celebrate
with ‘‘Many Happy Returns” even
when it isn’t your birthday.

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Based locally, Mike Grenby
writes a money column which ap-
pears in newspapers across
Canada, Although he also works
as an independent financial ad-
viser, Mike will respond to readers’
quest‘ons and story ideas through
the paper.

Write to Mike Grenby, Money
Columnist, North Shore News,
£139 Lonsdale, North Vancouver
V7M 2H4. Mike cannot reply in-
dividually but will answer as many
of your letters as possible in his
column.

Activities planned

SEX- TO eight-year-olds can par-
ticipate in adventures this summer
with the West Vancouver Recre-
ation Centre.

Summertime Arts and Adven-
tures is based out of Hollyburn
School, 1329 Duchess Ave. Activi-
ties include weekly trips to Van-
couver attractions, arts and crafts,
cooking, music, drama and games.

The program starts off with
Science Spectacular, July 4 to 7,
with trips to Science World, the
Capilano Fish Hatchery and Lynn
Canyon Ecology Centre and Park.
The Friday ‘Space Party’ will
feature roller skating on Mars.

July 10 to 14 is Animal Adven-
tures week and includes a behind-
the-scenes tour of Stanley Park, a
hands-on visit from pet store
animals and an adventure at
Maplewood Farms. The Friday
party is a Teddy Bear Picnic with
games and crafts.

For more information contact
Susan Archibald at the West Van-
couver Recreation Centre, 926-
3266.

After 4:30 p.m. by appointment. Legal
advice in most areas of the law in-
cluding mediation in matrimonial
disputes. For appointment cal! 922-
0911.

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June 29-N.S. Keep Well. No drop-in
at W.V. Seniors Activity Centre due to
long holiday weekend. Info: 926-4375.

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June 29--Lecture: Be Your Own Lead-

er. 7:30 p.m. N.V. Capilano Library,

3045 Highland Blvd. Sponsored by In-

ner Peace Movement. Info: 986-8412.
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Sune 29--Stepping Out, group walks for
health and pleasure. Vigorous pace.

Muse 3
AO Pewee Nard teeny soe HoH
Peyton BROWN 32-091

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W.V. Recreation Centre, 780-22nd St.
7-8 p.m. Info: 926-3266.

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For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

June 30--Sentinel Secondary 20-year
reunion for 1969 grads. Info: Carolynn
986-9824,
een

June 30--Toddiers Storytimes. N.V.
City Library, 121 W. 14th St. 10 a.m.
and 2 p.m. Stories, songs and
fingerplays for 2 and 3 year olds.

off the regular price

Jene 30-N.S. Alano Ciub sober dances
(no alcohol or drugs allowed on
premises) held every Friday and Satur-
day from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. For
people 18 years and older. Admission
$3 for members, $5 for non-members.
Variety of music, mostly classic rock
and disco. Light refreshments and
snacks available. 176 E. 2nd St., N.V.
Info: 987-4141,
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June 30--Register now for beginner
band that is starting up. Will be held
on Thursdays starting in Sept. at Irwin
Park School, 2455 Heywood, W.V.,
from 6:45-7:45 p.m. Info/register:
929-4279, 987-2560.

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June 30-—Register now for week-long
summer day camps at N.S. Winter
Club. For ages 3-5, 6-8, 9-14 years, In-
fo: 985-4135.

Juiy 1—Canada Day celebration at
Sechelt on Sunshine Coast. Parade at
tl a.m. with fly past by RCAF. Pony
rides, bicycle race, crafts, puppeteers,
Scottish dancers, bands playing rock
and roll, country and mellow music,

dancing under the stars. Fireworks at
10 p.m.

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fences, autos and equipment.
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WALLPAPER AND BORDERS

That's 30% off our everyday low prices on
all in-store and book orders of wail-
paper and borders. There are
thousands of colourful new
patterns to choose
from. (Fabrics not

included).

SALE
JUNE 26th
to JULY 9th.

Look for your General Paint store at the sign of the rainbow.

North Vancouver
133 West 16th St.

(one biock west of Lonsdale)

West Vancouver

988-0141 Park Royal South Mall
(Opposite Super-Valu)

Open Sundays.

922-7389