A12 - Sunday, June 12, 1983 - North Shore News

EE community roundup

BRENDA DAVIE (left) displays pottery she has created
for the Folkfest Arts and Crafts Fair June 20-30. Greek
Leventia Dancers (right) are among ethnic groups perfor-
ming June 29 at the Centennial Theatre, North Van.

Getting ready

Food bank to
open on N. Shore

A FOOD BANK distribution
centre is being established
on the North Shore as part of

the Greater Vancouver
Food Bank.
The North Shore’ food

bank will open Wednesday
July 6, at 1 p.m. and will
operate every following
Wednesday afternoon at 1
p.m. at a North Vancouver
location to be announced.

Those in need will also be
given assistance with
referral to other community
services. ;

Donations of food and
money are needed, also
volunteers to assist with food
distribution, fund raising,
and referral and advocacy.
Food boxes are available on
the North Shore at most

introductory

Special

1 Machine
&

2 Movies

THE VIDEO STORK

Movie & Machine Rentals

FREE —y
Delivery & Pick-up Service

Also availabie: Colecovision,
as well ae computers J
Phone tor particulars

195

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251-1341

supermarkets, churches and
schools.

Names of volunteers
should be telephoned to the
North Shore United Way
office 985-7138. Donations
of money are tax deductible
and should be sent to the
Greater Vancouver Food
Bank, f1 East 4th Avenue,

Vancouver, B.C. V51 1E9

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Mon.-Thur. Only
Offer Expires
June 23/83

“Let's Go For

aVopm. (closed mondays )

RESERVE - 424-2373

California Style Mexican Restaurant

Cisco's on 1 2th and Lonsdale has been receiving fave
reviews tor its moderately priced and mnovative Sunday
Brunch Freshly baked breads and muffins are served
with not too spicy Calitorma Meo an tood as well as

non Mexican items for those who just want to onoy the
award winning decor and atmosphere of old Monee
Served W300 8 porn

Reservations

984-4114

for Folkfest Veterans’ annual

service today

ANNUAL Decoration Day
Service sponsored by the
North Vancouver Veterans
Council takes place today
(Sunday, June 12) at North

Van cemetery. Lillooet
Road. Fall in at 1:30 p.m. for
the service at 2 p.m. con-

ducted by Rev. R. Wickens.
Participating will be the
Lower Mainland Color Par-
ty, with No. 25736 Field
Engineer Squadron Army
Cadets providing the firing
party. Sergeant-at-Arms S.
Ward of Legion Branch 118
wil read “Flanders Fields”.

W. Van Chamber
meets Tuesday

GUEST SPEAKER at this
week's annual general
meeting of the West Van-

couver Chamber of Com-
merce will be Gerry
Fredenck, newly elected

president of the

Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting takes place

Tuesday, June 14, at the

B.C.

Sunday Brunch”

Sunday Brunch
TRADER VI<'s

Ambleside Inn, 15th and
Marine, West Van, at 6:15
p.m. for dinner at 7 p.m.
Prebooking of reservations
($20 per person, including
wine with dinner) should be
made to the Chamber office,
926-6614.

Chamber members are en-
couraged to bring guests.

What makes Trader Vic's the place for Sunday

Brunch? Ham and eggs Hawanan, perhaps Steak
Malagasy or the other delectable entrees Our 7
delictous omelettes The assortment of muffins or
sweet rolls Or the choice of soup or salad And
let's not forget the unforgettable view A better
question What makes Sunday? Brunch at Trader
Vic's. From 11 am Call The Westin Bayshore at

682-3377 tor reservations

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