48 — Wednesday, November 10, 1993 - North Shore News

Singles share
experiences

WHEN CAROL Fernandes found
herself without a travelling com-
panion, she checked with other
globetrotters and: found that,
whiie some intrepid traveilers: en-
joy seeing the world on their own,
rnost would rather have company

fn the summer, of 1992, Fer-
nandes started ‘Travelmates, a
social club that allows keen trav-
ellers the opportunity to meet,
swap information; and hear guest
speancrs.

Travelmates has more than 200
members province-wide.
Membership costs $65 year and
includes a members directory
(which lists a; persan’s travel
desires), monthly meetings, and a
newsletter, Connecting.

Non-members! are welcome to
attend for a $10 fee, reimbursable
if you join.

For rnore information: Travel-
mates, 205-3290 W. Broadway,
Vancouver, YV6K 2H4. Tel: 739-
9615, fax: 739-9617.

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