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46 - Sunday, August 21, 1988 - North Shore News

GLEN MATHESON of Ambleside Hobbies and Crafts knows how to turn a bad thing into an opportunity.
The construction caused by the revitalization of the Ambleside area has been bad for business so Matheson
hired a Dixieland band and threw a party to draw customers. Balloons were given away and the band
serenaded the Royal Hudson steam train as it rolled past the store.

WORKSHOP SLATED

for!

THE NEXT workshop of
the newly-formed Ambleside
Chiropractic Support Group
will be held Aug. 25, at 1:30
p.m., at the West Vancouver
Memorial Library.

The group was formed in West
Vancouver to provide a collective
voice lobbying in support of
chiropractic care.

The organization’s primary
focus will be public education on
how to benefit from chiropractic
health care and the creation of a
wider public acceptance of this
drugless branch of the provincial
health care program.

Emergency chiropractic service
is available evenings and weekends
in West Vancouver.

For more information on the
new support group contact the
group’s president T.A. James c/o
Dr. Frank Martins’ office at 230-
1425 Marine Drive, West Van-

CONCERN

CONSERVATIVE
INVESTOR

couver, or telephone 922-9768.
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THE ‘PNE’ comes to Capilano
Mail Aug. 28. The mall will be
holding a Back To School Car-
nival. There will be seven
children’s games to play
throughout the mall. On the
weekend, look for cotton candy,
popcorn and face painting.

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THE MEDIAN income from
employment for all Canadians who
filed income tax forms in 1986 was
$15,700. According to Statistics
Canada, the Yukon had the
highest median employment in-
come of all provinces or territories
at 317,200. Ontario was the top
province at $17,100 and New-
foundland was the lowest at
$8,800.

The average Canadian family
paid $6,491 in personal taxes in
1986, up from $4,837 in 1982, ac-
ecrding to a Statistics Canada
study of family expenditures.

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NEWS photo Tom Burley

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Children with
Dyslexia.

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for students in the Junior School
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For Further Information
Contact:

The Academy
will also be
testing for
Dyslexia from

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Head Master

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2294 West 10th Ave.
Vancouver, B.C.
(604)736-5575

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AUGUST 30th

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