Al3-Sunday News, May 25, 1980

AT N. SHORE ADULT DAY CARE CENTRE

S.E. Asia slide show

An audiovisual presenta-
tion about a social worker's
adventures in the Orient will
highlight this week’s annual
general meeting of the North
Shore Adult Day Care
Services Society.

The meeting — which is
open to the public — takes
place at 8 p.m., Thursday,
May 29, in the St. Andrew's
Church auditorium, 1044 St.
George’s Avenue, North
Vancouver.

Guest speaker will be Ms.
Joyce Rigaux, planning
consultant for the North
Shore division of the United
Way. After a brief business
meeting, Ms. Rigaux will
give a talk and slide
descnption of her work with
Laouan refugees and her

travels throughout southeast
Asia.

Handcrafted items made
by guests of the Centre will
be on display, as will a series
of pictures outlining the
various aspects of the day
care program. .

Now in its ninth year of
operation, the Centre serves
elderly people who néed
special care, as well as
younger, disabled adults. It
operates from nine to five,
Mondays through Fridays
and the 80 guests now taking
part in the. program attend
for a day or part of a day,
once or several times per
week, as fits thew needs.
TransportaGon to and from
the Centre is provided when
necessary.

highlights meeting

A permanent staff of
seven, including a social
worker, nurse, cook, and
program supervisors is
helped by some 20 volun-
teers from the community
who take turns assisting with
the varied daily program. A
wide range of support 1s
offered. Exercises, games,
crafts, entertainment, a hot
noon meal and morning and
afternoon snacks provide
plenty of opportunities for
companionship. There | is
also time for quiet rest for
those who need it.

The public is invited to
attend the Day Care Centre's
annual meeting, view its
cheerful facilities in the St.
Andrew's auditomum and
Jearn more about this North
Shore United Way service.

KEEPING UP with local events is part of the daily routine for North Shore Adult Day
Care Centre guests. Above, Nurse Betty McIlroy and Mrs. Mona Heaton enjoy a
quiet moment perusing The North Shore News.

Lester Clough dies at 62

Well-known
business

North Shore

man Lester
Clough passed
away peacefully last Sunday
in Lions Gate Hospital, aged
62

Lascelles

Born and raised tn Moose

Jaw. Sask |. Mr Clough was
in business on the North

Shore from 1959 onward,
having founded his own
company here, Western
Brake & Clutch Ltd. of
North Vancouver. He took
up residence on the North
Shore with his wife Pauline
and daughter Leshe in 1967.

He served with the Saska-
toon Light Infantry,

receiving the Order of the
British Empire. He was also
a member of the Royal
Canadian Legion and the
North Shore Chapter of the
Barbershop Society.

Funeral service was held
at St. David's Church, West
Vancouver, with Rev.
Ronald Smith officiating

Top citation won by P&T

The British Columbia Rec.
reahion Association has
awarded one of tls) two
highest citations to Park and
Tilford Canada Inc, the
North Vancouver distillery

The citations were
presented at a dinner carher
this month at UBC. winding
up tbe five day Britash
Columbia Recreation
Associudtion annual geocrad
mecting and ¢ onierence

Park and Tilford received
the citahon for Outstanding
Achievement in recognition

of the outstanding work they
have donc, and are con.
tinuing to do, tn the field of
beautification in
and industnal arcas
For many years the Park

business

and Tilford Gardens at the

plant site on Cotton Road

have provided a mayor North
Shore

residents and tourists ahbke

attraction for local

Provincial government
funding for North Van-
couver’s new Jaycee House
community hall — in the
form of $66,667 grant -- was
announced last week by
North Van-Seymour MLA
Jack Davis.

Davis stated: “This grant
represents one-third of the
costs required to construct a
two-storey community hall
on Lillooet Road. This
project is being sponsored
by the Seymour Inter-River
Society. Its board of

Jaycee House given
funds from Victoria

directors. contains members
from the North Shore
Jaycees, Capilano College,
Lynomour Community
School and the District of
North Vancouver.”

He continued, ‘‘I
congratulate the North
Shore Jaycees for spear-
heading this project for a
community hall in this area

.of the District.”

The grant was approved
by Provincial Secretary and
Government Services
Minister Evan Wolfe under

10-4P.M.

the
facilities

the guidelines of
recreation
assistance program. This
program provides a 33%
cents per capita grant to a
maximum of $25,000 for the
development of com-
prehensive community

recreational master plans.

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