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to help
long term
planners

“In this world nothing is
certain but death and taxes.”
said Benjamin Franklin in
1789 - and not much has

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inevitability, a little planning

and foresight is both
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January

programs for

adults at North Vancouver.

District Library may provide
some assistance.

We are all moved and

excited by reports of suc- -

cessful heart transplants and
other medical miracles
achieved by skin grafting or
cornea replacement, but
how often do we give a
thought to the people who
make them possible? On
Tuesday. January 18 at 7:30
pem., at the main Lynn
Valley branch. the library
presents “Ours to Give - A
Legacy of Hope”.
of information.
discussion on the
donation program.

rs Marty Smith .
the Kidney Dialysis

and
organ

from

FIRST MEETING this year of the North Van Kiwanis.
“Clab Téatired presentation of a cheque for $5,000 1

Girl Guides of Canada (Lonsdale area) to cover cost of
additional living area at Camp Olave. Linda Evans

Photo submitted

BS - Sunday, January 9, 1983 - North Shore News

CAPILANO MALL,
-NORTH VANCOUVER
WILL BE CLOSED

_ TUESDAY, JAN. 11.

erty, Ci
receiving
treasures Pat Widdifield.

Service. Valerie Durham
from CNIB and Paul Wiertz
from the Skin Bank will
describe the programs
Currently in existence, and
what they mean both for the
donors and the recipients.
There will be time
questions and discussions.
On Tuesday, January 25.
“30 p.m. at Lynn Valley
library, there will be a
workshop presentation on
“Planning for Profit’ with
financial planners Mandy —

for

@pregram- Lybbert-and-Doug McLeis

Tepics to be considered
inchide tax savings, estate
planning. planning for
Tetirement, and building a
personal portfolio.  Pre-

airperson of the campsite committee, is shown
the cheque from Kiwanis Foundation

registration is required for
this program, with a limit of
50 participants: please call
984-0286. There is no
charge.

At Seycove Branch this
month there will be a repeat
of the very popular film
program on Ancient Fyypt,
first shown at Lynn Valley
last fall. “Egypte” and
“Traveller from an Antique
Land”. which explores the
myths. mysteries and
realites of the process of
~mummification,
shown on Monday. January
1? at Seycove from 7 to 8
p.m. Admission is free but
sealing ts limited: please

come in good time.

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FOR INVENTORY

We will reopen Wednesday morning
9:30 am with regular hours.

Surrey Store will remain open with regular
hours. Burnaby store closed Monday only.

&,apliano Mall _-

225 MARINE DRIVE/NORTH VAN/988-6311

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a cd SET ARGE CoANTITIES OF OUR STOGK DURING ine. wUNTH OF JANUARY.

WE ARE FEATURING AT SACRIFICE DISCOUNTS OF 50%- 60%
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:

‘yr’ Diamond Engagement Rings With one year free insurance — 50% off.
\7 Unusual 14K Gold Earrings — 60% off.

‘7 Limited quantities of Cubic Zurcon jewellry — 60% off.
«Diamond and Genuine Stone Pendants — 55% off.
\77'Our loss is your gain. Happy Saving in 1983.

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VA JRA JEWELS

GOLDSMITHS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS 987-7855

OPEN SUNDAYS

12-5
For the month of
JANUARY

SALE ENDS JAN 31/863

DRAW WINNERS:
FIAST PRIZE
Mrs.

Donna Baker,

SECOND PRIZE
Barbara Madon. Dawson City

North Van

1929 Lonsdale Avenue,
North Vancouver