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MAPLEWOOD FARM manager “April Johnson seenis to be in the right mood for North Vancouver District's 4th-annual 101 Pumpkin Giveaway. The first 101 children to visit the farm (405 Seymour River PL.) wearing a costume on Saturday, Oct. 28, receive a free pumpkin.

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- COMMUNITY EVENTS Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Community Bulletin Board is a free service provided for non-profit groups. Please fax 3 press release for your community event to 985-2104. ‘The News tries to ensure items _ Appear in the paper at least once before the event takes place, but space constraints muy Umit the number of submissions printed, For guarenteed publication contact classified (986-6222) or display advertising (980-0511).

‘ORCHESTRA ‘MAGIC... North Shore residents are invited to a big

band dance featuring the Stardust: Orchestra from. 8:30 p.m. to: 12:30, am., Friday, Oct.'27, at the Eagles -

Hall, 170 West 3rd St., North

province. Best news of all: they’re free. Simply call 685-7507 and ask for “A Walk in the Woods”

Vancouver. For information, call 987- 8815 or 988-9073.

SPOOKY STUFF. North Shore

ghosts and goblins are ‘invited to a fundraising dance, which will benefit Children’s Hospital, at.8 p.m.. on Saturday, Oct. 28 at’ North Vancouver Recreation Centre, 123 East 23rd St.,.North Vancouver. There will be a live band, refresh- ments and door prizes. Adults-only

‘tickets cost $35 and are available in

advance. For information, call 929-

‘3055 or 929-5659.

EDUCATED COLLECTION... The University Women’s Club of

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Vancouver is accepting new female members who have a minimum of two years’ post-secondary education from an aceredited academic institu- tion, Interested individuals are invited to Hycroft, 1489. McRae Ave., Vancouver, on Saturday, Oct. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. Information is avail- able by calling 731-4661.

FALL FLU... The West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity Centre, 695 21st St. North Vancouver, is hosting a free, drop-in flu clinic on Wednesday, Oct. 25 from. 1:30 to 4 p.m. People younger than 65 years must show a doctor's prescription. Information, 983-6700.

Those of us who are fortunate enough to live in the Lower Mainland are only a stone’s . throw away from some spectacular

forest trails. To aid you in

exploring them the Forest ! Alliance of B.C.has produced ng a booklet entitled “A Walk in the Weods". It will provide

you with useful information, ‘like maps, instructions on = how to get there and even a bit of historical perspective. We're also making available Forest Recreation maps for various areas around the

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October is ‘ Recycling Month!

Smart shopping reduces the huge > ‘amount of . packaging we | ‘throw away every. day - over 1500 tonnes!

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For information call the Recycling Hotline R-E-C-Y-C-L-E (604) 732-9253: 1-800-667-4321