56 ~ Sunday, June 21, 1987 - North Shore News

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info centre opens
in W. Vancouver

A NEW information centre is now
open at the foot of 14th Street in
West Vancouver.

The centre wiii provide informa-
tion on special 75th anniversary
events planned by the West Van
7Sth Anniversary Committee. In
addition, hiking maps and infor-
mation on parks and recreation
facilities, community and GVRD
parks on the North Shore, Cypress
Bowl, municipal services, libraries
and transportation will also be
available.

The information centre has been
made possible through the cooper-
ation of several agencies. Canada
Manpower’s Challenge °87 pro-
gram will cover most of the
salaries of students staffing the
booth, and a subsidy ‘to that

amount is paid by the 75th An-
niversary Committee. At present,
Scott Keddy and Kim Gostelli are
employed at the centre. A third
local student, Karen Jackson, is
working in the office of the com-
mittee. The chalet housing the ven-
ture has been donated by Pacific
Holiday Villages.

Chalet hours are Monday to
Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (closed
from 5 to 6 p.m. for dinner),
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (clos-
ed noon to 12:30 p.m. for lunch
and 5 to 6 p.m. for dinner), Sun-
day, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The tele-
phone number is 922-0803.

The centre will be open until the
end of August, and may continue
longer if demand warrants and
volunteers are available for staff-

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Invitation to frolic in fields

TWO NEW summer fun programs
are being offered through Karen
Magnussen Arena.

Field Frolics is a program for
four to six-year-olds that features a
combination of field games and
arts and crafts. The program runs
Monday to Friday, July 6 to
August 28, from 3 to 4 p.m. Regis-
tration is done by the week.

Field Fun in the Sun is similar to
Field Frolics but is designed for
children ages seven to 10. The
program runs Monday to Friday,
July 6 to August 28, from 2 to 3
p.m. Registraiion is done by the

‘week.

Both programs are offerec at
Draycott, Kilmer and Viewlynn
Parks. Cost is $10 per week.

The times of each program

coincide with wading poo! hours so
participants can enjoy a splash in
the pool as well as take part in the
games and crafts during the pro-
grams.

To register for Field Frolics or
Field Fun in the Sun call 987-
PLAY. For more information call
Karen Magnussen Arena at 984-

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‘Employment and Emploi et
Immigration Canada _tmmigration Canada

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE CLAIMANTS

During the current interruption of postal services, special pro-
cedures are in effect for the distribution of unemployment in-
surance cheques and the collection of claimant’s bi-weekly
report cards.

’ Starting on Monday, June 22, 1987 UI claimants living on the

North Shore will pick up their unemployment insurance cheques
and deposit their report cards at the Canada Employment Centre,
: 124 East 15th Street
North Vancouver, B.C.
(UI. Enquiries 682-5400)

Please read the following instructions carefully and RETAIN THIS

H. ADVERTISEMENT for future reference. Following these pro-

cedures will make a major contribution to orderly cheque
distribution.

* You MUST present your social insurance card PLUS one other
item of personal identification to pick up your cheque.

* People picking up cheques for claimants on sickness or mater-
nity benefit MUST have a letter of authorization signed and dated
by the claimant. The letter MUST include the claimant's SIN
number. The person picking up the cheque MUST have personal
identification. , ,

* The day clalmants will pick up their cheques is determined by
the last digit in their Social Insurance (SIN) Number.

. Those whose SIN ends in "0" or ‘'1"' pick up cheques Monday.

Those whose SIN ends in ‘‘2”’ or ''3"' pick up cheques Tuesday.
Those whose SIN encs in "4" or ‘5’ pick up cheques
Wednesday.

Those whose SIN ends in 6" or ''7"' pick up cheques Thursday.
Those whose SIN ends in "8" or 9" pick up cheques Friday.
* Do not mail claimant's bi-weekly report cards.

* Deliver them to the Canada Employment Centre.

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