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THURSDAY

dune 17--to June 19. Notes & Craft stationery, created by a group of phys- ically challenged individuals, is avail- able at Lynn Valley Mali untit July 19, Info: Bill Oin, 922-1714 of 671-1853. eee

June 17--Lynn Valley Garden Club Meeting. 7:30 p.m. Lynn Valley Unit- ed Church, 3201 Mountain Hwy., N.V. Topic: ornamental grasses. info: 987-8539.

eee June 17--North Shore Caregivers’ Support Society annual generat

meeting. 1 p.m. Holy Trinity Church, 2725 Lonsdale Ave., N.V. Guest Speaker: Dr. Brian O’Connor, medical health officer, N.S. Health.” info: 983-2141.

Sune 17--Ongoing Ist Thurs. of each

month. La Leche League meeting. Support, networking & info for breast-feeding mothers & -pregnant women. 10 am. N.S. Unitarian Church. Info: 985-3751.

eo June 17--Ongoing to Nov, Tues (10 a.m-1 p.m.) & Thurs. (4:30-7:30

p.in.) Breast health education clinic. Lions Gate Hospital Medical Day Centre. Info: 925-1952, /

eee ! June 17--Ongoing. Take) Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meeling. 9-10:30 a.m. W.¥. United Church, 2062 &s- quimalt Ave., W.V. 926-9177. Also: 13 North Shore locations. Info: 985- 6538.

eo sune 17--Ongoing.. Sahaja Yoga meditation classes; 7-9 p.m.; Queen Mary Community School, N.V. Free & everyone welcoine. Info: 925-9381.

@eos June 7--Ongoing. N.S. Amateur Radio Club meets Ist & 3rd Thurs. of each month, rm. 103, Pacific Marine Training Institute, 265 W. Esplanade. 7:30 p.m. Non-hams welcome. info: 985-2570.

ees dune = 17--Ongoing. Eagles Hal!,

Bingo, 7 p.m. 170 W. 3rd St., N.V.

ees June 17--Ongoing. W.V. Adult Com- munity Pops Band welcomes new

Phone book recycling

in place

SPRING IN Vancouver means the chirping of songbirds and the “‘thump”’ of new telephone bocks as they arrive on residents’ doorsteps.

This year all British Columbian households will be receiving phone books that are 100% recyclable due to the use of canola-based ink, water-soluble, non-plastic bindings and no varnishes.

BC Tel also saved 400 tonnes of paper stock this year by printing its 1293 directories on lighter weight paper.

While some collection: programs

wer. in place last year, the old telephon. books. were not a valuable commodity, as the

necessity of removing the binding made them a nuisance to recycle.

With the improvements made this year, however, BC Tel expects te easily top the 500 tonnes of directories that were recycled in 1992,

Different municipalities thorughout the Greater Vancouver Regional District are handling the drop off or collection of telephone books in different ways, depen- ding upon their existing residential recycling program.

For information on recycling telephore books in ‘your com- munity, call the B.C. Recycling Hotline at 732-9253, or outside the Vancouver area, 1-800-667- 4321.

In all, approximately 4.5 million telephone books are distributed threughout the province annually. Reducing the number of telephone books requiring disposal is just one way. that municipalities in the Greater. Vancouver Regional District are aiming 10 reduce waste by 50% by the year 2000.

menibers. Info: 984-0352.

eee June 17--Ongoing each Thurs. Thrift Shop open 2-8 p.m. Mt. Seymour United Church, 1200 Parkgate Ave., N.Y.

eve dune 17--Ongoing. Spport group for women from a physically of emo- tionally adusive relationship. Con- fidential, Jafo: Emily Murphy House 987-3374,

“FRIDAY

June 18--Ongoing. Alcoholics Ason- ymous hosts weekly meetings at LGH Monday evenings at 8 p.m. in the Medical Day Centre Dietary Lounge. Info: 434-3933.

June 18--Ongoing. Squamish Nation A & D Bingo. Fundraiser. 7-10:30 p.m.

WHAT’S GOING ON

100 Mathias Rd.. N.V. Kids over 9 yrs, welcome. Info: 985-7826.

oo June 18--Ongoing. L.V. Singles Social Club welcomes new members for group activities. Info: Bill, 986-5286. evo done 18-Ongoing. Baha’i faith info: Baha'i Bookstore & Information Cen- tre, 731-8199.

SATURDAY

Sune 19-Ongoing every second Sat.

Maternity tours for siblings. 10:30 a.m. Al! ages welcome. Info: 984- 5728.

eee Sune 19--Ongoing. Volunteers needed to assist seniors with morning. exer- cises, afiernoon walks & Happy Hour at Kiwanis Lodge. Flexible hours. Kiwanis Lodge, 990-22nd St., W.V.

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Info: 926-0195.

eon dune 19--Ongoing. Playreading Club. W.V. Seniors Activity Centre. Info: 926-4275,

eee June 19--Ongoing. Senicrs' hor even- ing meal program needs voluateers. Volunteers also necded to visit: with people. who have mobility problems. Info: 986-7114.

ore June 19--Ongoing. Pets « program need volunieers. info: 5991.

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June 19--Ongoing. Al-Anon and Ala- teen Family Group. N.S. Daily sup- port meeting for people with alcohol- related concerns. (nfo: 688-1716.

oeoe June 19--Ongoing. Anonymous mecting.

Co-dependants 10 a.m. at N.

Lonsdale Church. Recovery program to promote healthy relationships. Info: 985-6832 or 984-0243.

June 20--Ongoing to June 27. Amateur

radio operating course. 12-3 p.m. RecCentre William Griffin. Info: Donna, 983-6541. eoew

dune 20--Ongoing every 3rd Sun. to July 18. Canada Earth Save. Society vegelarian pottick, 6-8:30 p.m. Holy Trinity Church Hall. Info: 987-8296,

For wore Coming Events see first page of Classifieds. For aris and entertainment listings see the Around

Town column in Wednesday's North Shore Now section.