B7 - Sunday, July 15, 1984 - North Shore News

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Saturday, July 28 — Basement
Sale 11 a.m. - | p.m., 1389 In-
glewood, West Van. Association
for the Protection of Fur Bearing
Animals. Donations appreciated.
922-2179.

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Saturday, July 28 — Open
House Exhibition at Metallic

Design Gallery, 219 Lonsdale,
North Van, from 12 noon to 7
p.m. It features Cookie Manjit
Johl’s Paintings and Prints
(Namaste Series) and Dorian
Melton’s Brass Etchings. Also,
The Broken Fish Trio will pro-
vide musical accompaniment.
The show will run July 28 to
August 29 with gaHery hours
from Wed. to Sat. 10 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome
to try for a free Brass Etching or
Print in our draw. Please call
980-1882 for more information.
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Sunday, July 29 — NV Rec Cen-
tre hike to Diamond Head
Meadows. Meet at NV Rec Cen-
tre parking Jot at 6:45am for car
pools

Wednesdays — in July, Summer
Storytime, West Vancouver
Memorial Library, 10:30 am
Stories, songs & fun for 3 to7 yr.
olds.

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Thursdays — in
August, Film Fun, West Van.
Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m.
Film trips for 4 to 9 year olds.

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Tuesdays, July 10 to 31 —
French Storytime, West Van.
Memorial Library 2:30 p.m. For
6 to 9 year olds. Please call
926-3291 (local 15) to pre-register

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Wednesdays — Summer
storytimes in French, North Van-

July and

couver City Library, 121 W.
t4th, 3:30 p.m. French
storytimes every Wed. in July

and August for Kindergarten to
Grade 3.

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Information Network — For
people unemployed or making a
career change. Tuesday nights,
7:30-9:00 p.m. at the parish of
St. John the Evangelist Anglican
Church. Call
984-8368 between 7 and 9 pm
before July 16 to regrster

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North Shore Puppetry Theatre 1s
looking for new members, pup
peteers, artists, woodworkers
and generally interested people
We are holding a puppet making
workshop on July 15 to prepare
for the fall season) Anyone in
terested should contact Marjorie
Woods, 987 3725

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Station Museum — Mahon
Park. !6th & Jones, North Van .
‘Bencath the Sea’, deep sea div
ing cquipment ““Gadgets’> Did
they really make life simpler”
1880-1960 “‘Wooden Toys &
1890. 1950

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Games"’ for all ages
Sunday

Hours only

The Bay wishes to inform
tts Customers of the follow
Ing Corrections tn the July

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being delivered dhs week
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page 4) The coffee table
from House of Brarmore
will be late due to shipping
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CORRECTION: HOME FASHION SHOW & SALE

p.m. Free admission, tours & in-
fo. 987-5618

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North Shore Museum, 209 W.
4th St., North Van. Birk’s

Room: thru the summer, **Togs
for Tots’’, a history of children’s
clothing 1860 to 1960.Hours:
Wednesday to Sunday, !-4 pm.
Free admission. Archives open

Thursday & Friday 10:00-4:30
p.m. Info.: 987-5618

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Monday to Friday — A

volunteer group serving fellow
seniors in West Vancouver offers
regular telephone contact with
shut-ins. If you know of anyone
who would enjoy friendly chats
on a regular basis, or if you
would like to hear from them
yourself, please call the West
Vancouver Seniors Activity Cen-
tre at 9264375 and ask for
Special Services.
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July 3 — Sept. 4, Summer hours
are in effect at Seycove Branch
of North Vancouver District
Library: Mon. Tues., Wed.,
10am to 9pm. Thurs., Fri:
10am-4pm. Closed Saturdays,
Sundays and all statutory
holidays.

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Fridays — until Aug. 31,
Theatresports, North Shore,
Presentation House. 10 p.m.
Tix: $3.50. Reservations:
986-1351

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Coping with Cancer — A group
to share experiences, problems,
fears about cancer and to pro-
vide support for the person who
has cancer, has just learned they
have cancer or is undergoing
treatment for cancer, their
telatives or close frends. The
group meets every 2nd and 4th
Wednesday 7:30-8:30 p.m. Lions

_ Gate Hospital, Seminar Rooms |

and 2 off the Terrace Cafeteria,
15th St. entrance. For further in-
formation, call 988-3131, Local
462 or 304.

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Windsor Secondary High
School, North Vancouver, B.C.
10 Year Class Reunion.
September 29, 1984 at the Inter-
national Plaza Hotel, North
Vancouver, B.C. 6:30pm, $25
per person. Reply by phoning:
Pam at 461-8408 or Rita al
$21-7327

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Salvation Army has two holiday
camps for children age 7 I! years

and | mother’s and children
camp ‘Fee Assistance Available’
For information phone
683 0371

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North Shore Folk Club Ist & 3rd
Monday of every month 8 I 1pm
Eric & Betty Armstrong lead in.
formal evenings of folk music
and sing arounds in the first
series presented by this new
north shore club Everyone
welcome Admission $2 00 Call
986 13S for information
Presentation House 333
Chesterfield Avenuc, North
Vancouver

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Volunteer shoppers needed for
frail elderly, either for them or
with them. North Shore Health
Department 986-7111

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Every Tuesday — Capilano
Chorus, North Shore Barber-
shoppers, Jay Cee Hall, 1251
Lillooet Rd., N. Van. 8:00 p.m.
An invitation to any men who
enjoy singing & good fellowship.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
FACILTY

For more info., call Don: Shell Canada Limited has an opening for an individual who would like to
988-5982 i operate his own 4 Bay service station business.
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Bingo — Every Monday night at
the Legion, 123 W. 15th St. N.
Van. Early Bird Game 7:10.
Regular games start at 7:30
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July, 1985 — Moose Jaw Central
Collegiate Reunion, Moose Jaw,
Sask. July 4-7.4inclusive). Con-
tact Patricia Sith, 926-1461.
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Maplewood Farm is your farm!
Operated by the Parks Dept. of
the District of North Van. Baby
animals born this year await your
visit. 405 Seymour River Place,
North Van. Phone 929-5610.

’ Applicant Qualifications:
* Automotive service or other retail experience
e Personable and able to work with the Public
e Able to train and motivate staff

e Knowledge with smal! business operation and management
¢ Sound financial backing

Shell will provide counselling and marketing assistance to the successful
applicant.

Please send resume of your qualifications to.
SHELL CANADA LIMITED
B.C. Automotive District
P.O. Box 2211

Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3W4

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Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre
sull has some room for free guid-
ed tours weekdays from
10am-Spm. Tours suiable for
pre-schools, schools, seniors and
birthday groups. New dinosaur
film. Operated by the District of
N. Van. 987-5922

Shell Canada Limited

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
ZONING BYLAW

The Council for The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver will hold Public Hearings under the provisions

of the Municipal Act in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, BC.
on Monday, July 23rd, 1984. commencing at 7 00 pm to consider the following

BYLAW 5710
Applicant: The Corporation ot the District of North Vancouver

Proposed Amendment: Text amendment to alter the parking requirements for restaurants located in the | 3 Light
Industrial Zone

BYLAW 5712
Applicant: The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver

Location: That land bounded on the north by Mount Seymour Parkway on the east by the Seymour Golt and Coun-

try Club, on the south by the Burrard Inlet Indian Reserve #3 andon the west by the Park Creek ravine (east of
Huntleigh Crescent)

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