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Student graduates

THE FOLLOWING name was
omitted from the list of Simon
Fraser University graduates which
appeared in the June 19 edition of
the North Shore News.

Shannon McFarlane graduated
with a Bachelor of Arts major in
fine and performing arts; minor in
film.

McFarlane attended Capilano
and Carson Graham schools. _

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LOCAL CLINIC

Free legal
advice at hand

OVER 1,500 people from the
Lower Mainland have taken ad-
vantage of free legal advice clinics
so far this summer. .

On the North Shore, free legal
advice is available to those who
cannot afford a lawyer at North
Vancouver Neighbourhood House.

Legal advice is available in a
variety of areas including small
claims actions, landlord and tenant
disputes, employer and employee
relations, welfare and WCB claims
and appeais, wills, and un-
contested divorces.

Each year more than 180 law
students and 51 lawyers volunteer
their time to operate weekly even-

ing clinics. The legal advice pro-
gram has an operating budget of
more than $100,000 and its major
funders are the Law Foundation of
B.C. and the federal government
Challenge ’88 program.

This summer, 25 full-time sala-
ried students are operating 20
clinics throughout the Lower
Mainland. The clinics started in
May and will continue until Aug.
12.

The Law Students’ Legal Advice
Program is B.C.’s largest legal aid
organization and has been
operating free legal clinics in
Greater Vancouver since 1969. For
appointments call 987-8138.

Japanese students arrive

NORTH VANCOUVER’'S
Seymour-Asumigaoka Society is
planning a number of festivities
this summee to welcome six youths
arriving here from the community
of Asumigaoka in Japan.

The youths are scheduled to ar-
rive July 30 as part of an exchange
program sponsored by the
Seymour-Asumigaoka Society.
They will each live with two North
Shore families, one family for one
weck and a second host family for
the second week.

Three special events have been
planned and include: a backyard
barbecue to welcome the visitors at

1893 Layton Dr. in Blueridge on
July 30 at 3:30 p.m.

On Aug. 7 at 11 a.m.,a picnic at
Cates Park will see visitors chang-
ing host families, and on Aug. 13 a
farewell party is planned at.’the
home of Cindy Horton, a director
of the exchange program, at 5400
Indian River Dr. at 3 p.m.

The Seymour-Asumigaoka:
Society is a hands-across-the-sea
organization representing residents
of North Vancouver's Seymour
community who are involved ina
sister-community relationship with
the community of /Asumigaoka in
Chiba, Japan.

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