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B13 - Sunday, April 1, 1984 - North Shore News

“NEWS photo Terry Peters CHECKING OUT the work of the West Van Sketch Club at Park Royal is becoming a customary habit for a large number of North Shore shoppers. The sketch club is again

at the mall, south side, with one of their pleasant displays of their members work until Aprii 7.

Sunday, April 1 — Marriage Enrichment Film, Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Mountain Highway & 18th St. 7:30 p.m. Tonight’s film, the last in the series, is entitled ‘‘Renewing

this week

Sunday, April 1 — Marriage En- counter Info. night, Highlands United Church, 7:30 p.m. In- quiries: Tom & Wendy Byrom,

929-1766. Please join us for Romance in Marriage.’ presentation & film. za *ke*

a ae Sanday, Apri} 1 — Bingo, Seyinn Sunday, April 1 — Capilano Mall, 925 Mountain Hwy. 5:30, College’s ‘“‘Looking West’’ bonanza, 6:30 p.m. $1000 Fashion Show, Four Seasons jackpot/$1.00 games/early bird Hotel, 11:30 & 2:30 $20.00. $1.00

Retail management student pro-

ea THE CORPORATION OF THE €=4 DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ZONING BY-LAW NO. 2200, 1968

Notice ts given that Pubtic Hearings will be held in the Municipal Hall 750 17th Street. West Van couver. BC on Monday 1984 ApritO9 at8 00pm to consider the tollowing AMENDMENT BY-LAW NO. 3145 Proposed To amend the General Regulations amendment tor all Zones pertaining to ‘‘Physical Changes to Buildings (Sechon 71 102) establishing the extent of repatr alteration or extension permit led for butidings of Structures which do not contorm to regulations of this By law appertaining to siting size or shape

AMENDMENT BY-LAW NO. 3148

Proposed To amend the General

amendment foo all Zones and to General Regulations for

Hegulations amend the Residential

Zones to te detine basement (cellar Height Parking Steuc ture Underground Storey lo

Jelete definihon of Grade Gefinition of Natural Grade and in {hiss the height cak ulation of bulldinga oF steae tures, to add regulations respecting Finish ed Grade and Calculation of Meight and housekeeping thereto

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Aocopy of the proposed By laws tray ber in ppectod a the Municipal Hall on regular business Gays between the hours of & JO ern and 4 sO yom Weitlen submissions afe toquested fo be submitted to the Municipal Clerk prior to $00 pin 1984 Apert OG and will be read at the Hearings

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ject to raise scholarship funds, 986-1911 kk * Monday, April 2 — Ladies YM- CA Fitness Class in Lynn Valley, 9:00 am walk or jog with com- pany. Class starts at 9:30 to music, tone up for spring and summer. Call 926-5541 for info. atk tk Monday, April 2 — Newcomers meeting, St. Davids United Church, Upper Levels & Taylor Way, 8 pm. Elections & coffee served.

xk Monday, April 2 — Orienteering Clinic. It’s fun, challenging,

good exercise. One of Canada's Fastest Growing Sports, William Griffin. Community Centre, 851 W. Queens, 6:00-9:00 p.m. In one sentence. It is ‘‘the sport of finding your way around a preset course with the aid of a map and/or compass either walking or running.’” ** *

Monday, April 2 — North Shore Christian Women’s Club, April Luncheon, ‘‘Parade of Spr- ingtime’’, Canyon Gardens, 3381

Capilano Rd., N. Van. 12:00 noon. Price $7.25, Free babysit- ting. Reservations phone Sheila Hatt 929-4808. Handpainted silks by Rosemary Stackhouse.

* © Monday, April 2 — Mature Ladies Keep Fit/Ballet, (40+), Highland Elem. School, 3150 Colwood Dr., N. Van. 7:30-8:30 p.m. Also at 8:30-9:30 Teens/adults ballet, Mon. Apr. 2, School 985-3514, phone Irene 988-7329

xk * Monday, April 2 — North Shore Community Concerts member- ship campaign begins at the Centennial Theatre lobby conti- nuing daily from 10 am to 4 pm until Friday, April 6, offering 5 high calibre performances for $25 membership fee. For info., phone 986-7717 or 985-1549

x * * Monday, April 2 — First of series of free talks on birds, Lynn

“Canyon Ecology Centre, 10:30

a.m. Series of 5 talks on Birds of the North Shore. Begins with ‘*Migration’’.

The fish are biting

Join us for a crash course on fly » April 14, and 15, 1984 at the Inter-

national facine Dr

On Saturda Sunday we

Preregistration is *40 Registration Ps at the door is 50

For further information call

Piaza Hotel at in North Vancouver we will teach the theory and on teach you to cast

Capilano and

Angling Associates (Pacific Rim)

at 929-5124 or 926-2716 or write to

2255 Windridge Drive, North Vancouver V7H 1B6

Register Now! :

Aguiries also invited

fly fishing adventures

R.N.’s

EVERGREEN HOUSE

Lions Gate Hospital has tull time part time and Casual positions available tor RN 5s with a minimum of 2 years recent expenence in extended care Must have current registration with the ANABC.

Salary as per HON U

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Monday, April 2 — A visit with Frances Duncan, Seycove Library, 4-4:45 p.m. The popular local author, writer of “*Kap-Sung Ferris’’ and ‘‘Cariboo Runaway’’, talks and reads to children and interested adults. Free. .. kw Tuesday, April 3 — C.A. Wives Club of Vancouver is having an evening tour of Don Huish In- teriors, 7:30 pm 946 Main St., Vancouver

x * Tuesday, April 3 — CPR pro- gram, Heartsaver Baby Course, to be held from 6:30-10 p.m. at the North Shore Family YMCA, 1735 Inglewood Ave., West Van. Pre-registration is necessary. Course focuses on infants to pre- schoolers, major causes of ac- cidents, and their prevention, in- fant and child CPR, obstructed

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NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL BOARD

Elementary Schools Registration of Kindergarten and Grade One Beginners April 2 — April 27 Parents of pupils entering Kindergarten and Grade One in September, 1984, and who are not registered or atten- ding North Vancouver

Schools now, are requested to register pupils April 2 through April 27.

To enter Kindergarten, children must be five years of age by December 31, 1984 and for Grade One children must be six years of age by December 31, 1984.

Contact your nearest North Vancouver Elementary School for further informa- tion and a registration form.

For the French Immersion Kindergarten registration School Board Office, 721 Chesterfield Avenue, North Vancouver.

For the Programme Cadre de Francais (Francophone program) registration is at Larson Elementary School only.

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

PUBLIC MEETING RE RAILWAY NOISE

THE Councit of the City of North Vancouver wilt

m the Council Chamber 14th Street botweon members of the City Counc a ahd representatives of (Canadian National Hatlway

Ihe reealing is

Giscussion regarding the resultant mowe from Operations of the (Canadian Natonal Haiway along the City waterfront This matter was initially com

sidered at the Council meeting held on January 24

1484 atoowtwethy time © N representalives presented slides Gepi ting fulure expansion of the tathway fac iitres

City Wine, trrastler are lovile to attend expressed tn oweritted torn and these should be sul mitted) to tae City Clerk oo tater than 4 30 6 M so as lo enable Gistiitbuted — to Ooffic tals oof

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airway skills. Call 926-5541 for

further jnformation or for private bookings.

kw * Tuesday, April 3 — Single parents only. Why not learn

about ‘‘Parents without Part- ners’’ at the next gen. member- ship meeting held at St. John’s Anoglican church hall, 220 West 8th, N. Van. [Inquiries phone Bob, 921-7920 or Nancy 985-3658

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Tuesday, April 3 — Workshops on French language education. Ross Rd. School, Bushnell Place, N. Van. 7:15 p.m. Topics: Basic French & ESL program; English in the Immersion program; late immersion; immersion in secon- dary schools, For more info., call Marcy Sharma (NVPF) at 985-2255

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