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WHO SAYS literature cannot be fun? North Vancouver City Library
staff put down their books for a moment to cetebrate the library’s
12th anniversary. Pictured from left to right are library trustee Bar-
bara Oats, four-year-old library user Lauren Oats, library trustee

Martha Fuchs and chief librarian Joe Lavery.

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North Van man
elected to CCI

A NORTH Vancouver man _ has

been elected to the Canadian
Crossroads International (CCI)
board.

Wayne Robertson was recently -
elected to the board of directors
for the 1987 program year. He has
been an active member of CCI for
‘the past several years both at the
local and national levels.

CCl is a volunteer operated,
non-profit, international develop-
ment and educational organization
with 70 local associations across
Canada. CCI also sponsors Cana-

EAGLE HARBOUR Community
Centre in West Vancouver will
hold its spring registration evening
on Tuesday, March 10 from 7 to 9
p.m.

The spring Parks and Recreation
brochure should reach West Van-
couver homes just prior to this
date.

For adults, courses offered in-
clude fitness, pottery, dance,
watercolor, men’s saccer, dog
obedience, weight training, tennis,
pasta making, sushi cooking,
volleyball, gardening and a garage
sale.

For children, the program in-
cludes gymnastics, cartooning,
calligraphy, ballet, tap and jazz,
guitar, drama, flag football, magic
workshops, skateboarding, cre-
ative cooking, Easter workshops
and spring break activities.

Eagle Harbour Community
Centre is located at 5575 Marine
Drive, West Vancouver. For any
“farther information ‘call 9291-74257 7 ~

dian volunteers to work overseas
on cooperative, self-help, com-
munity development projects in
Asia, Africa, South America, the
South Pacific and the Caribbean.

In 1987, 190 Canadians will be
placed overseas and 66 overseas
participants will be placed in
Canada.

Financial support for CCI comes
from public and corporate dona-
tions and the Canadian Interna-
tional Development Agency.

Joan Cairns is stopging traffic
these days. Old friends can't
believe how she's changed.
Before, because of major back
surgery, she had been unable to
exercise, on doctor's orders. So
her figure had grown matronly,
and she dressed — and acted —
accordingly. Then her physio-
therapist stepped in, prescribed
something new. Now Joan is a
perfect 10, looks and feels
marvelous.

“tlost 14 pounds and 42 inches
in two months LYING DOWN witn
no possibility of hurting my back,
and { can‘t thank my physio-
therapist enough,” Joan Says,
preening a little because she
knows she tooks nifty in her new
straight-skirted suit.

Francine James has been out
buying new clothes too. Her old
size 16 wardrobe doesn't fit her
new size 12 figure, and a figure
that Francine once thought she'd
never have.

She'd spent most of her life Jos-
ing and gaining back the same 40
pounds starving herself on diets
groaning to exhaustion in fitness
classes.

“lt hated every minute of it, so
after the class I'd go home and
raid the fridge to compensate."

Then, like Joan, she discovered
through a friend, FIGURE
DYNAMiCS, met owner/manager
Joanne Mowatt, and found there
was a much easier way to shape

up.

31 - Sunday, March 1, 1987 - North Shore News

Psychic holds birthday bash

ASTROLOGY FANS are invited
to a Birthdate Party.

North Shore psychic, Soreda, is
hosting a regular series of evening
events at the Avalon Hotel on the
first Tuesday of each month.

signs are also discussed. Week-
by-week predictions for the entire
year are presented. An open
discussion period follows.

Soreda is a psychic reader, who
bases her readings in part on
Tarot. She also conducts seminars

Tarot card reading at a number of
North Shore locations.

The next Birthdate Party at the
Avalon will be held at 8 p.m. on
Tuesday, March 3. The sign for
the month is Pisces. Admission is
$10.

The focus of each evening is the

sign of the month, although other and courses on palmistry and For information call 986-7066.

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Losing has never been so easy

miraculous technique first in-
troduced to Canada by Barbara
Valente at her Sylph Salons in
1978. Joanne Mowatt trained and
worked with Mrs. Valente and is
now the orily practising certifiec
cellu-technician in Canada.

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(604) 228-3131

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Joanne lays down the rules as
you begin — no salt (it's respon-
sible for fluid retention in the
tisses), no coffee — herbal teas
only, fresh fruits and vegetables
and proteins: fish, chicken and
beef, nothing canned, no cigaret-
tes and alcohol in minute quan-
tities only, if you must.

Then the appropriate treatment
is prescribed, whether intendéd to
induce weight loss, inch reduc-
tion, cellulite breakdown, treat-
ment of circulatory problems and
any combination needed to ac-
complish the maximum benefit for
each individual client.

Besides women like Joan and
Francine who have had no lasting
success until they discovered
Figure Dynamics, Joanne Mowatt
also numbers professional
athletes among her clientele. They
come to her for muscle condition-
ing treatments. One well-known
figure skater came to Joanne for
help in reducing the size of her
thighs.

Originally developed to be us-
ed for physio-therapy, this equip-
ment has been modified to be us-
ed in the health and beauty field.
This method is safe and effective
and has been recommended by
many doctors to their patients.

Free introductory visits are
available to any women who are
interested in this program. For
more information call — FIGURE
DYNAMICS 986-9127.

“The changes in my thighs actually changed my wardrobe. | used to
wear baggy clothes for camouflage. | could never have reshaped my
thighs with diet alone. | used to fluctuate 5 pounds over a weekend |
and it could nevér make this much difference. Now | wear knit dresses
and tailored pants.”

programs perfected by Mrs.
Valente, Joanne is able to shape,
tone and contour bodies with fast
and almost effortless results.
Hips, thighs. stomachs, bustlines,
arms and chins can all be toned,
tightened and restored to firm
youthful attractiveness with her
Using the sarne equipment and professional methods.

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