AIS - Wednesday, April 28, 1982 - North Shore News

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Exploring the Modern Mystic
Fabric Lampshades

French Dyeing on Silk
Hypnotism & Self Hypnosis
One-Write Accounting
Painting & Wallpapering
Patio & Balcony Gardening
Payroli

Social Bridge

Yoga for the Overweight

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL 985-8741

NORTH SHORE Jewish Community Association hopes to build a school and place of worship. The president is seen
accepting a cheque for $30,000 from the association's fundraisers. Left to right are Alan Woolf treasurer, Horst
Sachs past president, Fred Rabiner president, Eddie Epstein fundraising chairman and Jim Claringbull fundraising

treasurer. (Eric Eggertson photo)

Officers named

Howard Mcllveen’ was
elected president of the
North Shore Mental Health
Association for 1982 at the
annual meeting held at
Corner House in North
Vancouver. He _ succeeds
Bruce Harris who has served
on the Board since 1974.

Jim McClurg is_ vice-
president and Gail Mc-
Farland is secretary.
Margaret Worrell is
treasurer. Doug Maxwell
continues as social action
and the following are
members at large - Doug

OUR 6TH ANNIVERSARY

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APRIL 29 - MAY 8anc >)

Hartry, David Malchow.
Grace Moore and Tim
Newton.

Marineview Personal Care
Housing Society named as
their Board of- Directors.
Betsy Lee as. chairman,
secretary, Grace Moore and
Margaret Worrall treasurer.
Members at large are - Doug
Maxwell, Joan Peck, Ann
Cuillerier, Kate Dillon and
Anne Bourns who is also the
supervisor at Corner House.
Monique Mousseau joined
the staff as Assistant,
replacing Laura Hotson.

tastic savings

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