FIREFIGHTERS FOR North Vancouver City are hosting a Halloween dance on Saturday Oct. 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagles Hall, 170 West 3rd Street, in North Vancouver. Featured at the dance will be firefighter calendar ‘‘pin-ups”’ (left) Gordie, Mr January, (centre) an unidentified ghoul, Dau, Mr. June, end Peter, Mr. August, who will te signing copies of the firefighter calendar Hall of Flame from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Proceeds from the dance will go to The Lions Gate Hospital Society and the North Vancouver City Firefighter scholarship fund.

STANLEY PARK OUTING Learn about birds

SEE THE birds at Stanley Park with the West Vancouver Recre- ation Centre.

A birding outing is planned for Sunday, Nov. 5 from 9 a.m. to 2

p.m.

Led by Vancouver naturalist Graham Sunderland and his part- ner Barbara Dale, participants will be treated to a detailed account of the birdlife which inhabits Lost Lagoon, the wooded park and the seawall shoreline.

Birders can hope to see numerous duck species, songbirds, woodpeckers, loons and grebes.

Registration is required by Wednesday, Nov. I at the West Vancouver Recreation Centre, 780-22nd St. Cost is $10.

Participants will meet at the Chilco Bus Loop and are asked to dress warmly and bring rain gear, binoculars and a lunch.

For further information call Liz Watson at 926-3266.

Information on wills given

LEARN ABOUT wills and estates at a lecture being sponsored by the North Shore Neighbourhood House and the Public Legal Education Society.

Participants will learn how to make a will and what should be included; what restrictions exist; the probate of an estate; what forms are necessary; people to

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Parents get support

SINGLE PARENTS are invited to attend an upcoming organizational meeting of the North Vancouver chapter of Parents Without Part- ners.

Parents Without Partners Inc. is a non-profit, non-sectarian educa- tional organization dedicated to the interests of single parents and their children. The organization is also involved in many community service projects.

The meeting will be held on Monday, Oct. 30 at recCentre Delbrook, North Building, 600 W. Queens Rd., North Vancouver, at 7 p.m. The meeting will include a Halloween party for the children.

All single parents are invited to attend and investigate the largest single parent organization in the world. Loca!, regional and zone staff will be in attendance to an- swer questions of single parents and their children.

Regular monthly meetings have been scheduled for the first Thurs- day of each month at the same location and time.

For further information call

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It’s a red-hot chance, to earn pocket money AND win special prizes plus participate in the “Sweepstakes”. Sweepstakes draws will be held in April and November 1990. Some of the prizes include Nintendo Control Decks, Norco Bikes, a family trip to Disneyland and much much more.

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