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‘Fired. up over fur

LONDON (pn - Mrs. Fay

valued at $1,750, said she

© Lingerie

Funnell spent cight days and. destroyed it as a protest
nights. in line outside a against the fur trade.
downtown | ent store - 1
waiting. to buy a bargain. t was money well spent,”
mink coat. Then she doused said the 36-year-old mother
it with gasoline and set it of two.
_ “Tm to the fur

As other shoppers looked trade. It’s absolutely
on, Mrs. Funnell, who paid inexcusable and  un-
$175 for the black mink coat necessary.” °

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There are interesting and
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| _-our__retired ..residents .-.this.
summer. The United Way

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Service would like to bring
some of these to - the

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- seniors, and § that the

possibilities for the ‘best, -

summer -ever’. are only a
phone call away.

The Leisure Living
Department of © West
Vancouver Parks and
Recreation, - has planned:
several activities for seniors
which include bus trips and
outings, barbeques, garden
" patties, theatre parties and.
picnics. In addition, for
those who want | to take a

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vacation but still sleep in
their own beds each night,
there are a series of ‘Day
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social events for the less
active elderly senior. Details
can be obtained. at 926-3266- ;

In North Vancouver: both

” Silver Harbour Centre and .

the North .Shore Neigh-
bourhood House can give

you a full summer of outdoor °
and indoor enjoyment.

Whether it’s outings to
places of interest or en-
tertainment or activity close
to-home, the emphasis is on
funand sociability.

To find out how you and
your friends can join in, call

‘area of Iraq that is due to be
flooded by a dam in a few
years have expressed
amazement at its design.
The structure is round, 27
metres in diameter, and has
-a barrel-vaulted roof of
unsupported mud bricks - a
feature that has puzzled
architects, the University of
Chicago said recently.
“Every architect who has
looked at our building's roof
shakes his or her head and

" At the recent Canadian
. Music Competitions held in

Toronto two. North Van
youngsters made an .ex-.

cellent showing. Corey
Cerovsek placed third in the
seven and under violin class
and his sister Katja Cerovsek
took first place in the 10 and

‘said.

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Seniors trave

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980-2474 or North Shore

987-8138. There are usually
program fees associated with
all these programs but you
will find that the cost is

minimal.

If you want -to organize
your’ own summer ‘fun,
remember .
Ferries. offer free passenger
fares to seniofs Monday

through Thursday (except

statutory holidays) on’ all
routes except Kelsey Bay-
Prince Rupert. Call 669-1211
for information. .

"B.C. Rail gives 25 per cent
reduction on fares to seniors
on any- day to any

destination along the B.C."

New find puzzles scientists’

' CHICAGO (OPI --

says it couldn't be done with
mudbrick,”
Gibson of the university's
Oriental Institute. “But it
was.” .

“A round building like this
would be difficult to build
and had to have been
brilliantly planned. It, was
obviously not just thrown up
by a local village,” Gibson

Gibson is head of the
team, which also includes

if ' ry
under piano “class. Her
average mark was 94, the
highest mark given to a

pianist of any age in the

entire competition.

This was Corey's. first
major competition, although
he had won awards in the

_ Coquitlam and North Shore

l cl jeape

: Railr route. Call. them at t 987-
Shore 6126. |
Neighbourhood. House -at. -

that the B.C,

. “members
said McGuire

“Seniors c can also travel on :

the Royal Hudson (987-5211)
for reduced‘ rates,. or.get a
discount on air «travel
through Air Canada (688-
5515), Canadian . Pacific
Airlines (682-1411) and
Pacific Western: Airlines

(688-5515). Proof of age or a
_Pharmacaré card.miast be .
Shown, when arranging for

any. of the above fare
reductions.
The Regional Information.

and Referral Service, a free:
community service, is ‘open
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

‘Monday through . Friday,

/ Phone 985-7138.

from
University of Copenhagen.
The archeologists are aiding
the Iraqi government in
salvaging -antiquities before

floodwaters cover the an-
. Clent sites. . °

‘The building - is at the
centre of a.swalled city and
apparently was intended to
be used as- a_ central
strongpoint or fortress,

- Gibson said.

the ;

Festivals. He studies with
JohnLoban. . °
Katja,-a student of Phyllis
Schuldt, is a veteran award
winner, having won various
awards, scholarships, and
trophies since she was seven.
Both Cerovseks © are
Students at Cedardale

. Elementary School.

Wheels on the Move had
their raffle draw recently at
the West End Community
Centre. Winners were: Ist
prize, Olga Kinne; 2nd prize,
Corey Noble; 3rd prize, O.
Juvas; 4th prize, Ruth Stott,

and Sth prize, C. Rathgeber. .

Wheels on the Move’ will
be selling Lucky Leo tickets
for the B.C. Lions Society in
Pacific Centfe Mall August,
2.to 4 £

raising : project for the club.

For information about the
club, call 987-0463. -

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