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MMUMITY EVENT CALENDAR

‘Compiled by Ann Hamilton

KIDS! STUFF ts a free service provided for non-profit, groups. Submissian requests shouid be made on an official What's Golng On form, which is available at reecption, and cecelved by the News at least one week prior to the event, .

The News endeavors to ensure items up. pear in the paper at least once before the

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event, but space constraints may mit ¢he number of submissions printed, For guazan: feed pubileation contact classified (986-6222) or display advertising (980-0511),

THURSDAY, NOV. 11 Gordon McConkey, a retired profes- slonal engineer who spent several years as a missionary with the United Mis- slon to Nepal, will address a meeting of the United Reform Christian Association, 7:30 p.m. Masonic Hail,

“THE BIG EASTERN BANKS ARE PITCHING FOR YOUR INVEST-

MENT DOLLAR LIKE NEVER

BEFORE. BUT. ISN'T IT INTER~

ESTING, THAT DESPITE ALL THE HOOPLA, THEIR RATES STILL "AREN'T IN OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD. AT VANCITY, WE BEAT THE POSTED RATES OF THE 5 MAJOR BANKS, THE BANK OF B.C. AND CANADA TRUST BY 1/4%

ON NoN-REDEEMABLE ANNUAL INTEREST TERM

VANCITY DEPOSITS ARE PROTECTED WITH

* 5 Year Non-Reoremaste Annuat Interest Fixea Term Deposiy RATE. MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE,

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1763 Bellevue, WV. Everyone wel- come, Info: 926-3628.

N,V. City Library, 121 W. tdth St, N.V., closed for Remembrance Day. info: 980-4424,

ONGOING EVENTS: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps. 7-9 pam. Navy League Centre, 1555 Forbes Ave., N.V. Young men & women aged 12-18 yrs. welcome. Info: Sublicut. Haydee Mill, 980-4840 or Liewt. Mike Bottoms, 980-1112 or

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CAYAC North Shore for Catholic teens. 7 pam. every Thurs, at Holy Trinkty Church Hall, (nfo: 980-4450,

Shotokan Kurate for ages 7.& up. Co-ed program aimed at developing fitness, self-discipline, confidence & ° self-defence, Infoi N.S. YMCA 926- 5541 or 986-0388.

FRIDAY, NOV. 12

Send us your event listing,

ONGOING EVENTS: Toddlers’ Storytimes are 10. and Il am. and 2 p.m. at North Vancouver City Library, 121 W. 14th St. Info; 980-4424,

For more Coming Everts see first

‘page of Classifieds. For arts and enter-

‘tainment listings see the Around Town . column in Wednesday's North Shore Now section,

Tro.$100,080 Or

Deposits**. AND THAT'S EVERY DAY, NOT JUST, SOME

TIME-LIMITED OFFER. WHAT’s MORE, YOU CAN TRANSFER FUNDS FROM ANY VANCITY ACCOUNT TO A Term Deposit BY CALLING TELESERVICE (877- 7000). OR CHECK OUT THE LATEST RATES ANYTIME WITH OUR 24-HouR Service Line (877-7001). IF YOU'RE CHECKING OUT THE NEIGHBOURKOCD FOR THE BEST INVESTMENT, REMEMBER WHO HAS YOUR

BEST INTEREST AT HEART.

DEPOSIT INSURANCE**®*

* "EXCLUDES PROMOTIONAL OFFERS,

*** Deposits ARE INSURED UP TO $100,000 PER “SEPARATE DEPOSIT” (AS DEFINED BY REGULATION), PEK CREDIT UNION, BY THE CREDIT Union Deposit INSURANCE CaRPORATION OF B.C, (CUDIC).