B8-Sunday News, November 23, 1980

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Sunday, November 23 -- “A Little Afternoon Music”, 3 pm. Marilyn Gronsdal, Mezzo Soprano and Gary Dahl, Baritone. Tea following, donation ap- preciated. West Van United Church. 21st and Esquimalt.

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Sunday, November 23 -- St. Paul’s Bazaar, Squamish Band Offices, 345 W. Sth, N. Van. 2 - 8 pm. Indian Crafts, Home Baking,

Sewing, Bingo.

TAMAHNOUS THEATRE Presents,

. by JEREMY LONG “Mining Macho” Nov. 7-29 Vancouver East Cultural Centre, 1895 Venables St. Res: 254- 9578. Performances: Tues-Sat

“8:30 pm. Sat Mats; Pay-What-U- Can 2:30 pm.

» refreshments;

Tuesday, November 25 -- A ski swap will be held at Carson Graham _ School, between 3:15 and 9 in the gymnasium. Admission is 50¢. As well as equipment there will be films, displays and a raffle. Bring equip- ment November 20, 21, 24 between 3:15 and 5:30 pm. For more information, call 987-9341.

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Sunday, November 23 -- Roman Catholic Latin Mass Pre-Vatican II, by Father Normandin. Info. 988-3928

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Sunday, November 23 -- - Xmas Designers

Creations, 2076 Capilano Rd., 1:30 - 4:30 pm. (East off Capilano at 21st.) ,

Sunday, November 23. -- Senior Citizens Ass. Branch No 4, social afternoon of whist, St. John’s Church Hall, 13th and Chesterfield, 1:30 pm. Prizes and everyone

CUP SPECIAL BINGO

Sat. Nov. 29/80 - 7 p.m. Doors open at 5 p.m. Jackpots:

$1,000.00 - First Call $500.00 - Second Call $1,000.00 - Guaranteed Bonanza (after 5ist number called $100.00 - Minimum Games $5.00 - Good Neighbour 10 Turkey Draws

Vouchers - $25.00 each

Bring this ad for 1 free bonanza card Vahd Nov. 29, 1980

St. Thomas Aquinas School

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54 W. Keith Rd., N.V.

982-4431

welcome, come and bring a friend

Sunday, November 23 -- Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic, Lions Gate Hospital, ACT area (entrance of E. 15th St.) 2-8 pm. Officials hoping to fill the blood bank before

christmas. Please ~ 321e with a friend. Sunday, ‘.ovember 23 --

Canada Music Week, Nov. 23-30,19° to introduce to students Canadian con- temporary music, to en- courage music teachers to use Canadian works, bring to the attention of the public the importance of Canadian music.

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Monday, November 24 -- Storytime for Teddybears, Seycove Library, 1204 Caledonia. 7:00 pm. Children aged 3 and up are invited to bring their favourite toy for half an hour of bedtime stories and fun.

Monday, November 24 -- A warm welcome awaits you at Frank Baker's Restaurant, Marine Drive, West Van., Monday, November 24, 7:30 pm at the Women's Aglow Meeting. Featuring: Iris Read and Charlotte Zargaf.

Tuesday, November 25 -- Parents without Partners will hold a meeting at St. An- drews Church Hall, 10th and St. Georges, North Van- couver. Guest speaker will talk about the Sexually Mature Parent. Doors 7:30 pm. Meeting 8:00 pm. All single parents warmly welcome. Meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday

of each month. Info. 986- 5752. Tuesday, November 25 --

Teddybear Storyume. Lynn Valley Library. 7:00 pm Put on your PJs and bring your bears to the monthly programme of bedtime stones. Recommended for

British Properties

Chartwell Glenmore

HOMEOWNERS GENERAL MEETING

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LISTEN

*‘An overview for 1981’

LEARN

Mayor Derrick Humphreys of West Vancouver

Police Chief J.J. Hornell of West Vancouver

’*Security and your home’

Meet the experts on the protective covenants governing

your home, they Il be ready to answer your questions

PARTICIPATE in the annual election of directors for 1981

(Nominotions moy be recetved trom the floor )

The British Properties and Area Homeowners Association

43 your organization, working on your behalf to heip maintain property values and the pleasant ot mosphere of living in West Vancouver Please help us to help you by attending and participating in

this annual gencral Meeting Further detatls in your current issue of

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Westcot School, 8 p.m., Wednesday, November 26, 1980.

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children aged 3 and up. Tuesday, November 25 -- Tea and Sale - St. Stephen's Church, 22nd St., West Van. 1:15 pm. Annual Sale, Silver Bay Vista Society

see Tuesday, November 25 -- Meeting of Truth Rebekah Lodge No. 28. St. John's Church Hall, 13th = and Chesterfield, 7:30 pm. Degree, election of officers and plan Christmas dinner. Tuesday, November 25 -- Specialties from the restaurant Someplace Else will be presented by their chef at his special cooking demonstration from 12:00- 1:00 pm at the Market Kitchen at Granville Island pubhe market. Wednesday, November 26 -- Gambier Island Preservation Society presents the first showing of the film “Gambier Island in Jeopardy”. Time 10:00 ani, Avon Room. Devonshire Hotel Wednesday, November 26 -- The North Shore Fish and Game Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7% pm at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 123 w th Street. North Vancouver Bedoe Hobbs. who has hunted throughout BC and trapped in the Dean River area. will bring along a selection of films he has taken Cruests welcome Wednesday, November 26 . A gencral meeting of the Save Howe Sound Society will be held at the West Vancouver Recreation Centre, 22nd and Manne. at 8 pm Wednesday, November 26. This will mecting. and members of the public interested in the future of the Howe Sound areca are cordially invited to attend

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A fifteen minute in formational film depicting the resources and activities

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Wednesday, November 26 -- Discussion Group for People who have Multiple Sclerosis: Highlands United Church, 3255 Highland Boulevard, N. Van. 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. Bring a sandwich for lunch.

Program: Coping in emotional Situations. Further information = or

transportation assistance can be obtained by calling Faye Aubut, 986-1798; Sylvia Bendrodt, 922-8288; or Sigrid Bailey at the MS

society offices, 263-3244.

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Wednesday, November 26 -- Coping with Cancer Group

topic for discussion = —

“Rehgion” — Lions Gate Hospital, Prnvate Dining Room off the Terrace Caletena Sth Street entrance, 7 W & 30 pm Open to anyone interested in sharing experiences. problems. fears about cancer

Thursday, November 77 .. Special General Mectng combined North and West

Vancouver Association for

Children with Learning Disabilities. Curmculum Services Centre (‘4 block

west of Lonsdaic), 135 West {2th Ave .N Van Topi an alternative = tor children with

educating learning

names of speakers; phone number for information: etc.

title of films or

disabilities. A panel from the Kenneth Gordon School will discuss the topic.

Saturday, November 29 --

The Dogwood Chapter of Sweet Adelines (N. and W.

Van) presents “Klondike Kapers” at the North Vancouver Centennial

Theatre on Saturday, November 29, 8 pm. This is a rollicking musical about the Klondike gold rush days and will be enjoyed by all the family. The chorus will be augmented by = several outstanding barbershop quartets from Vancouver and Burnaby. Tickets are $5 adults, $2.50 for seniors and children under 12, and may be obtained by calling 985- 2289 or from any member of the chorus. A portion of the proceeds will go to Emily Murphy House in N.Van. Saturday, November 29 -- For interested adults. Sue Alderson — author of the Bonme McSmithers senes — and Frances Duncan — author of “‘Carsboo Runaway” and “Kap-Sung Ferns” — will be reading from their works and discussing the picasures and problems of wnting = for children Come for tips on how to do it, how to get published. how to survive in the Canadian children’s book scene At the West Vancouver Memorial Library

Sanday, November 30 West Vancouver Recreation Centre, 21st) and Manne Ww Van _ will hold thetr annual Christmas Craft Sale from ft 5S pm As an addcd the Leasure living program will be hosting a sit-down tea and coffee room 926 3266

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VANCOUVER CANTATA SINGERS

TYERSON CURDS 45th & Yow Mov. 28, 6:30 p.m.

HG ANDS UNITED CHURGH 3255 Edgemont N Van Nov. 79 - 8:30 p.m.

ADULTS $6 STUD/OAP $4 50 MAGIC FLUTE SICORA S BERGER MUSIC

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