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Sunday, August 24--North Shore
Museum and Archives, 209 W. 4th St.,
N. Van., All Hands on Deck: an exhib-
it on model ship building. Through
August. Wed.-Sun., 1-4 p.m. Free ad-
mission. Info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, August 24--Station Museum:
Mahon Park, 16th and Jones Ave., N.
Van. All Aboard: A selected history of
transportation on the North Shore, to
September. Wed.-Sun., !-S p.m. Free
admission. Info: 987-5618.

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Suaday, August 24—Hibe to Mt.
Tomyhoi near Mt. Baker in U.S.
Distance 15 km round inp. Elevation
gain 1,000m. Meet at 7 a.m. at N.V.
Rec, Centre parking Int 23rd and
Lonsdale for car pools. Bring ID for
border crossing. An above moderate
fitness level is required for this hike.
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Sunday, August 24--Summer Celebra-
tions, Music and Spirituai Fellowship.
Waterfront Park at Lonsdale Quay, 7
p.m. Sponsored by North Shore Clergy
Association. Music: Michael Cunn-
ingham and Sutherland Chapel Music
Group.
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Sunday, August 24-28--Baci.packing
the West Coast Trail, teen/aduli, Pre-
trip meeting at Eagle Harbour Comm.
Cir., W. Van.. 7:30 p.m., August 6th,
1986. Allows time for beachcombing,
photography, etc. Call for details.
921-7425.

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Monday, August 25--If you want to
drink — that 1s your business; but if
you want to stop -— that’s ours.
Alcoholics Anonymous, West Van-
couver Group, Mondays 8:30 p.m. St.
Christopher’s Church, Jtth & Coll-
ingwood,

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Monday, August 25--Women’s Aglow
N/Shore Evening Fellowship, Interna-
tional Plaza Hotel, 1999 Marine Dr.,
N. Van., 7 p.m., coffee & fellowship.
7:30 p.m., meeting & speaker. Speaker:
Pat Lamont (Nurse). Special singer:
Elaine King. Info: Del Cann, 980-0775.

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Monday, August 25--Emotions
Anonymous, 176 E. 2nd, N.V., 8:30
p.m. A non-profit, anonymous group
who meets weekly to achieve a less
painful way to live emotionally
Everyone welcome.
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Monday, August 25-28-Free August
Countdown workshops at Capilane
College. College Survival Skills-Mon.,
9-11:30 a.m., repeat 3-5:30 p.m.
Reading the College Text-Tues.. 9-
11:30 a.m., repeat 3-5:30 p.m.; Note
Taking Methods-Wed., 9-11:30 a.m.,
repeat 3-5:39 p.m.; Study Skills for
College-Thurs., 9-11:30 a.m., repeat
3-5:30 p.m. To register please call
984-4945 or drop in to BI07 in the
Achievement Resource Centre.
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Wednesday, August 27--Coping with
Cancer group, Lions Gate Hospitai
Seminar Rooms | & 2, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Genera! discussion.

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Wednesday, August 27-North West

Van Ringette Registration, Capilano &

Park Royal Malls, 1! a.m.-5 p.m. Call!

Dara Murphy 988-3288 for more info.
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Thursday, August 28--Fuli Gospel
Businessmen's Luncheon, Pantry Res-
taurant, 13th & Lonsdale, noon, guest
speaker T.B.A. Cost $5.

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Saturday, August 30--Volunteer-guiued
Nature Walks, Lighthouse Park, 9:30
and li a.m. Meet at Carpark. Info:
926-2805.

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Saturday, August 30--Thrift Sale, 4391
Highland, North Van., Ip.m.-3 p.m,
Bargains galore. Proceeds Aid to
Animals in Distress.

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Suaday, August 31—Hike to Singing
Pass neat Whistler. Distance 20 km
round trip. Elevation gain 100Sm. Meet
at 7 a.m. at N.V. Rec, Centre parking
lot 23rd and Lonsdale for car pools.
An above moderate fitness level is re-

quired for this hike.
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Sunday, August 31--North Shore
Museum and Archives, 209 W. 4th St.,
N, Vaa. All Hands on Deck: in exhibit
on model ship building. Through
August. Wed.-Sun., 1-4 p.m. Free ad-
mission. Info: 987-5618.
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Sunday, August 31--Station Museum:
Mahon Park, !6th St. and Jones Ave.,
N. Van. All aboard: A selected history
of transportation on the North Shore,
to September. Wed.-Sun. 1-5 p.m. Free
admission. Info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, August 31-Sumimer Celebra-

tions. Music and spiritual Fellowship.

Waterfront Park at Lonsdale Quay, 7

p.m. Sponsored by North Shore Clergy

Association, Music: Betty McDanials.
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Tuesday. September 2--North Shore
Photo Image Ctub. North Van City
Library, 14th & Lonsdale, 7 p.m. Bring
your best shots. ‘*Summer
photographs" for Info: 986-4924,

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Tuesday, September 2-t3--An exposi-
tion of water colors by North Shore ar-
tist Murph Ranspot may be viewed at
the Federation of Canadian Artists
Gallery, 952 Richards St., Vancouver.
10 a.m.-4 p.m.

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Wednesday, September 3--PJ
Storytime, 7 p.m, ‘Fall fell on flat
footsteps.'' Foot stories and songs for
four-year-olds and up. Wear your fun-
niest shoes — or mom's or dad's.
North Van City Library. Info: 980-
4424,

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Sunday, September 7--Hike to Goal
Mt. near Mt. Baker. Dietance 10 km
round trip. Elevation gain 1,000 m.
Meet at 7 a.m. at N.V. Rec. Centre
parking lot 23rd and Lonsdale for car
pools. An above moderate fitness ievel
is required for this hike. Bring ID for
border crossing.

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Monday, September 8--Women’'s
Aglow Luncheon, novn, International
Plaza Hotel, 1999 Marine Dr., N. Van.
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Wednesday, September 10-The North
Shore Chorus is happy to invite tenors
and basses to join us for our new fall
season starting Sept. 10. We meet on
Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., Room Hi13,
Bidg H., Capilano College. Profes-
sional director and accompanyist as
well as a complete variety of music.
Call: 987-9818 or 987-9753 for more
info.
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Wednesday, September 10--Capilano
Flower Arranging Club meets at 7:30

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Community School, West 13th Street,
North Vancouver. General Mecting,
Confirmation of Executive and Market
Night will be held. New Members Wel-
come.

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Wednesday, September 17--At 7 p.m.
A beauty programs for young teens.
For !1 to 16 year olds. Emme, hair sty-
list, and Helene, cosmetician, will
demonstrate the art of looking your
best af any age. Pre-register by Sept.
10, please. North Van City Library.
Info: 980-4424.

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“sturday, September 20--Womien’s
Aglow Breakfast, 8:30 a.m., Pantry
Family Restaurant, West 13th Lons-
dale, N. Van.

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Tuesday, September 23--At 7 p.m.,
Front Row Centre. Films to dream by:
“Wings to Japan’’ and ‘Kyoto: an-
cient capital of Japan." from chairside.
Next best thing to being there! The
great cities of Tokyo, Osaka and
Kyoto, a blend of new technology and
old traditions. See alsc the beauty and
tranquility of Lake Hakone, Mount
Fuji and Japan's first capital, Nara.
North Van City Library. Info: 980-
4424.

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Wednesday. September 24--Seminar:
How to Understand Financial State-
ments, Coach House Inn, 700 Lillooet
Rd., 9 a.m. to noon. Fee: $50: For
details call FBDB 666-7703.

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Wednesday. September 24--At 7 p.m.
Good Plain Play, a valuable program
for parents of newborn to age 12 on
children's play. Pat Gallaher will
speak. North Van City Library. Info:
980-4424.

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Friday, September 26~--At 11 a.m. Hear
Canadian author Barbara Smucker,
who weaves drama, excitement and
historial characters so well they almost
walk off the page. For all elementary
students and interested adults. North
Van City Library. Info: 980-4424.

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Monday, September

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Aglow N/Shore Evening Fellowship,
International Plaza Hotel, 1999 Marine
Drive, N. Van.. 7 p.m. coffee &
fellowship, 7:30 meeting & speaker.
Speaker: Jeanette Flanagan. Info: Del
Cann, 980-0775,

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Monday-Tuesday, September 29-30---
Seminar: ‘tow To Run a Successful
Retail Store. Lonsdale Quay Hotel, 7-
10 p.m. (both evenings). Fee: $85. For
details cali FBDB 666-7703.

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ATTENTION WEST VANCOUVER RESIDENTS

RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION |
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Funds are now available ona loan basis (through the Canadian
Mortgage ana Housing Commission) to qualifying West Van-
couver Homeowners to undertake certain categories of home
improvements.

Loans of up to $10,000.00 (a partion of which may be forgiveable)
will be available on a first come first serve basis to qualified
homeowners, where household income is below the establish-
ed “income ceilings'’. (Househald income ceilings for the
Greater-Vancouver area range from $14,000.00 per annum for
a single person household to $25,000.00 per annum for a 5 plus
person household.)

To be eligible for this funding, the housing unit must be substan-
dard or deficient and require major or minor repair, or lack basic
facilities in one of the following categories:

(a) Structural soundness;

(b) Electrical system:

(c) Plumbing system;

(a) Heating sysiem:

(e) Fire safety.
Standards for such rehabilitation of residential buildings have
been set as well. For further information please contact:

THE CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING COMMISSION
Phone: 731-5733

J. Douglas Allan
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