COMMUNITY EVENTS
CALENDAR

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

WHAT'S GOING ON (WGO) is a free ser-
vice provided fur non-profit groups. Sub-
mission requests should be mede on an of-
ficial WGO form, which is available at
receptlon, and received by the News at least
one week prior to fhe event.

The News endeavors to ensure items ap-

pear in the paper at feast once before the

event, but-spuce constealats may Wmit the
number of submissions printed, For puaran-
(ced publication contact classified (986-6222)

“or display advertising (980-051),

“Family | Skate.
' Centre Lonsdale. Info: 987-7529,

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SATURDAY, JAN. 8

Ski: Watch; W.V. Potice in conjunc-
tion with Cypress Bowl Reercation are
sponsoring a free ski identification
program. Police will engrave: skis & -
snowboards with B:C. driver's licence
numbers. 11. a.m.-5 p.m, ski school
J area of Cypress Bowl. >
ONGOING EVENTS: ‘

RecCentre North Vancouver offers

_ Outdoor Club ‘activities. Club in-

fo: 983-6543. Info: 983-6543.

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Public’ ‘skate. RecCentre Lonsdale.
23 45-4: 15 p.m. Info: 987-7529.

1-2:30. p.m. Rec-

- COMMUNITY oe
“CALENDAR
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

"KIDS" STUFF is a free service provided far.
rofit . groups. Submission ‘requests ;
‘should be made on an official What's Golng /
’ Qn! form,: which is available at reception,’
gad received by. the News at Feast’ one week.)
prior to the event,

‘Fhe News endeavors. to ensure items. ap-
“pear inthe paper, at least-once before: the

umber of sebmissions printed. For. guaran-
teed publication coniact classified (986-6222) x

Visit

arent & tot: aoccer {ages 3-5 yrs.) 9 & 2
9545’ a. “Seymour: Youth Centre,-In-’
987-

Regulor Hours
Tuesday ~ Saturday

- Early Bird
SPECIALS

5330- 6:15PM

_ $10. 95

| ae Year
: to.you cae

~~ Andrews, 987-PLAY.

SUNDAY, JAN. 9

Auditions for “Death of a Devil.""
Jan. 9 & 12. NOV. Community
Players, Hendry Hall. 7:30 p.m. Info:
987-8471,

ONGOING EVENTS:
Canada Earth Save Society vegetarian
potluck, 6-8:30 p.m. Holy Trinity
Church Hall, Info: 987-8296,

ees
To April. Family Movies, 2 p.m. NV.
City Library. Info: 980-4424,

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To April. N.Y, Cily Library open 1-5
on Sundays. Info: 980-4424,

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Bible classes, graded from primary to
adults. Singing & quizes. 11:30 a.m.-
12 p.m. No collection or soliciting for
funds. Deep Cove Gospel Hall, 4844
Covecliff Rd., N.V. Ongoing Scpt.-
June. Info: 929-4747 or 929-2637.

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Foster homes for kittens & cats need-
ed, N.S. Humane Society, 926-2180.

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NAR-ANON Family Support Group
meeting. 7 p.m, 176 EB. 2nd St., N.V.
For relatives & friends of people with
drug problems, 12-step program. Info:
926-6453. .

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and enter-
tainment listings see the Around Town
column in. Wednesday's Nerth Shore
Now section,

_ Tiny Tot floor hockey « classes for kids
‘aged 4-5. yrs. 11:15” a.m, ‘Seymour
Youth Centre. Info: recCentre ‘Ron

ONGOING EVENTS:
“ RecCenire- Magnussen . is looking’ for
| talented teens (singers, actors, musi-
cians, poets). who are interested in
performing on ‘‘Stage Might,’* Fridays
(from 7-10 p.m. Info: 983-6559. :

z Saturday storytime for kids aged 4-8

‘yrs: 10 asm. N.V~e
‘event,: but’ space, constraints roay, limit the «: 1980-4424, ‘.

City Library. Info:

rr :
Teddy’ Bear Swim. RecCentre Lons-
dale. 3:30 py m. Info: 983-6421.

Positive: ‘Approach “Counselling Sere:

‘ vices, . Info session, for students: with:

“learning, disability. concerns & parents.
Free. Infor 925-HELP. ’ .

"Send us ‘your event listings. L

» + ONGOING'EVENTS:. |
farm: animals. & birds at
Maplewood Farm, “405 Seymour River
Place; 10 a.m-4 p:m.: daily, ° ‘except
‘non-holiday Mondays; milking ‘ demo
vat-4315:p.m.3. ‘bring lunch & have a
picnic. Info: 929-5610. :

SALES PERSON
~ OFTHE YEAR:

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“Great Great Guy: “y-y”
Dick Irwin is pleased to
announce that Gabe Torok
earned the top sales position:
at Dick Invin Chev Geo Olds in
‘1993. Gabe has been a North
Shore resident for many years
and, although just recently in’
the’autometive business, his
unparalleled success’ is
attributed te his sincere desire
to be of:service to his many
-customers, friends: and
acquaintances!
We invite you to drive by for a
coffee (and a test drive?) at
* 845 Marine Drive or call Gabe |

“at 987-5231!

COMMUNN ry BULLETIN BOARD

Cypress offers ski [ID program

SKI AND SNOWBOARD
E? GRAVING.,. The West
Vancouver Police, in conjuction
with Cypress Bowl Recreation, is
sponsoring a Ski Identification
program on Saturday, Jan. 8,
from ti am. to 5 p.m. Police
will be engraving B.C. driver’s
licence numbers on skis and
snowboards at the Ski School
area of Cypress Bowl. The ser-
vice is free, The program is
designed to assist in the iden-
tification of stolen ski equip-

ment.
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MATERNITY TOURS FOR
SIBLINGS... Lions Gate Hos-
pital offers a once-a-month
maternity ward tour for soon-
to-be big brothers and_ sisters.
January’s tour will be held on
Saturday, Jan. 8. For more in-

1585 MacGowan Avenue, North Van...

formation call Nancy at 984-5794,

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CHRISTMAS TREE CHIPP-
ING... Turn your Christmas tree
into chips that will be used by
the Greater Vancouver Regional
District (GVRD) as compost,
ground cover, equestrian paths,
Hydro right-of-ways and park
paths. On Sunday, Jan. 9, two
locations on the North Shore will
be chipping trees between 10
a.m, and 3 p.m.: Edgemont
Village Esso Station (3089
Edgemont Blvd, North Yan-
couver); and the North Shore
Winter Club (Mountain Highway
and Keith Road, North Van-
couver). The Lions Club and the
North Vancouver Fire Depart-
ment are the sponsors of the
recycling programs.

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ASSERTIVE COMMUNICA-
TION... Learn how to define
your personal boundaries and
express thoughts and feelings
while respecting the rights of
others. The course, held at the
North Shore Counselling Centre
(2104 Gordon Ave., West Van-
couver), runs five concurrent
Mondays, beginning on Jan. 10.
To register, or for more infor-
mation call 926-5495.

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ARTISTS FOR KIDS TRUST...
West Vancouver’s Cultural Ser-
vices launches the new Articulate .
Lecture Series. with Bill
McDonald and Alan Wood
presenting Artists for Kids Trust
at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11
at the Silk Purse. Pre-repistra-
tion is advised. Tickets are avail-
able .by calling 926-3266,

EARLY SPRING SALE

BEDSPREADS

p to po 30 % off

“Custom made" by Maxwell; aceon, Pride of

Paris & more

DRAPERY FABRICS & SHEERS
Robert Allen, Aftex

Kobe, Rosedale, Tritex,
Alendale and many more

‘up to 25% a off:

UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
Sanderson, Kraver, Robert Allen, Bert Woll,
Avant Garde, Joanne, and others

. Lup to 2 5 % off

‘Sale on stock fabrics & remnants”

Clearance on floor models’

988- 23.24

Sad

. Chater
intertors.

may be placed out for eeu at single’ family. and.
duplex homes shall not exceed 230 litres per ‘week.

~The maximum size of any solid waste receptacle
shall be 140 litres and the maximum weightin ‘any®
one receptacie : shall be 35 kilograms. (78 pounds).

‘one pails!

of 77 litres. °
= one can

one garbage

= one. can

bag

one. toter cart :

~of 140 litres ©
= two cans |

For information on 1 how to REDUCE, REUSE and: RECYCLE,
- phone W. H. E. N. Environment House 926-5079, the Recycling