What’s Going On

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Sai. & Sun., May 25, 26 — Fami-
ly Identification Programme,
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 10-6 both days. Child
Fingerprinting.

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Sunday, May 26 ~ presents an
afternoon of dance featuring 130
students in a recital of ballet,
modern jazz and tap dancing.
Centennial Theatre. 2 p.m.
Adults $5, sertiors/children $3.

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Sunday, May 26 — Evening of
Solo Sounds by the B.C. Boys
Choir. St. David's United
Church, 1525 Taylor Way, West
Van. 7:30 p.m. Donation at the
door. ;

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Sunday, May 26 — Maplewood
Farm is offering a unique oppor-
tunity for persons who can

volunteer to demonstrate their’

skills of wool (or similar fibres)
carding, spinning, weaving, knit-
ting, etc., to interested members
of the public during the farm’s
Fifth Annual Sheep Fair, Fun
way to meet people who are in-
terested in your hobby or profes-
sion. For more information,
April: 929-5610.

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Sunday, May 26 — All are in-
vited on Pentecost Sunday to an
inter-Church Worship Celebra-

tion, North Van Centennial
Theatre, 7:30 p.m. 23rd &
Lonsdale. Hosted by Capilano
Christian Communities and Ca-
nyon His, Chapel.

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Sunday, May 26 — Second An-
nual Walk-a-Hound. W.V,.
SPCA. Noon.For participaction,
ho entry fee, draw prizes. Bring a
dog or phone 929-7398 and one
can be supplied. (5 mile max.)

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Monday, May 27 — Annual
General Meeting of North Shore
Liberal Women’s Commission.
1408 31st St. W.V. 6 p.m. Dinner
& swim in addition to regular
business. Entertainment by three
Kiwanis Festival winners.
Members and prospective
members urged to attend, Call
Jane MacDonald, 921-8881 for
further info.

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Monday, May 27 — Women’s
Aglow, N.Shore Evening
Chapter, Avalon Hotel, 1025
Marine Drive, N. Van. Coffee
and fellowhip, 7:30 pm. Meeting
and speaker. Speaker: President
Grace Brown sharing her
testimony and faith. Music: Bet-
ty Fisher. Tel. 980-1597,

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Monday, May 27 — Seniors
outrip to Sechelt. Sponsored by
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 8:30-3:30 p.m. For info.
phone 987-8138.

~ Chartwell Public School

Register Now for
. Kindergarten 1985/86
- “A few Openings Still Available

An academic ‘programme which includes
early reading, core French, extended
thinking skills.

Phone: 922-3928

STIAN. SCHOO
AND GRADES 1-12

~ WITH. STRONG EMPHASIS ON THE.
BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF EDUCATION

® Strong phonics program

© High ‘academic standards ‘.

©. Excetlent facilities
“@ Low tuition...

e Concemed, dedicated
teachers

¢ Character training

© Informed parents are the
tule rather than the exception

ENROLLMENTS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED

Jesus 13 Lora’
. of the World —

‘SCHOOL STARTS SEPT. 3

Monday, May 27 — Amnesty In-
ternational General Meeting.
Highland's United Church, 3255
Edgemont Blvd., Social Room, 7
p.m. Orientation session for new
members, business mecting for
veteran members. 8 p.m. Guest
Speaker: Ilya Gerol, columnist,
The Province. ‘How the World
Powers view Amnesty Interna-
tional and its Work". Everyone
welcome to attend the general
Meeting.
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Monday, May 27 — Mt.
Seymour United Church, 97!
Berkley, 7:30 p.m. ‘Corporate

‘Connection’ — Ms. Kathleen

Mentheral shares her experiences
of multi-national drug com-
panies in third world.

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Monday, May 27 — Afternoon
of Entertainment, St. John's
Church Hail 13th & Chesterfield,
1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Assoc.
44, All seniors welcome,

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23 - Sunday, May 26, 1985 - North Stiore News

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST
VANCOUVER

SPRINKLING REGULATIONS

Effective June 1, 1985 and until September 30, 1985 all sprinkling or other irriga-
tion of gardens and lawns is prohibited except between the hours of 8:00AM to
1:00PM, and 5:00PM to 9:00PM, and then only as follows:

Even numbered premises on even calendar days. Odd numbered premises on
odd calendar days. By th

y the order of
May 24, 1985 the Municipal

Engineer

North Vancouver

Schools

— our students consistently win
more scholarships per capita
than any other district

— our North Vancouver Outdoor
School has won provincial and
federal recognition for its con-
tribution to environmental

- awareness

~~ our French programmes give
our students the opportunity to
learn Canada’s other officia

language

— our curriculum projects (i.e.
writing 44) have been models

for other districts.

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
PUBLIC NOTICE
ANNUAL WEED
CONTROL. PROGRAMME

= Those drainage ditches and road shoulders in the
District of North Vancouver which are costly to main-

} tain because of weed growth will be treated with the
herbicide Roundup under the supervision of a her- ol

-#§ bicide-applicator certified by the Ministry of Environ- jj

B ment of the Province of British Columbia.
The herbicide will be applied between June Ist, 1985

B and June 30th, 1985. :

By ‘A map showing the areas to receive treatment and a
list of the street names are posted in the Municipal j
Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, and §
may be viewed during the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 §
p.m., Monday. through Friday, except statutory @

# holidays. :

A (Mrs) H.W. Egleston,

| Municipal Clerk

May 24, 1985

Can We Continue To Shine?

Budget cuts are affecting
— field trips | ;

— maintenance of schools
— curriculum innovation
— community schools

You value our schools, we value your support.
Phone us at 988-3032 for more information!

This message is brought to you by
NORTH VANCOUVER TEACHERS ASSOCIATION