40 - Wednesday, Aprii 25, 1990 - North Shore News

LIFESTYLES

North Shore women nominated for YWCA award

ONCE AGAIN, there is a strong
showing of North Shore women
who have been nominated for the
annual YWCA Women of Distinc-

Practitioners has led to legislative
changes to the Physiotherapy Act.
She has also held a number of
other adminstrative positions in

her field, and was nominated in
the category of Health and Educa-
tion.

AS personal

vice-president,

banking, with the Hongkong Bank
of Canada, Bruna Giacomazzi
(Management and the Professions)
has become the senior woman

banker in the country.

See Locals

tion Award,

The award, in its seventh year,
will be presented on May 31 in
seven different categories: Arts
and Culture; Communications and
Public Affairs; Community and
Humanitarian Service; En-
trepreneur/Innovator; Health and
Education; Management and the
Professions; and Sports, Recre-
ation and Fitness.

Thirteen women living on the
North Shore have been nominated
for the prestigious award.

Anne Macdonald, nominated in
both the Arts and Culture and
Community and Humanitarian
Service categories, has worked to
promote community arts since
1969. Among other achievements,
Macdonald was responsible for the
founding of the North Vancouver
Community Arts Council and the
creation of Presentation House.

North Shore News columnist
Joy Metcalfe (Communications
and Public Affairs) has been a
popular newspaper columnist and
radio broadcaster for many years.
She gives of her time to help with
charities such as Unicef, the Varie-
ty Club, Ronald McDonald House,
the CKNW Orphan's Fund and
B.C. Lions Society Telethons, and
sits on the Board of Directors of
the Mel Jr. and Marty Zajac
Foundation.

Mobina Jaffer (Community and
Humanitarian Services), B.C.’s
first East Indian woman lawyer,
has served as president of both the
West Coast Women’s Network and
the B.C. Women’s Liberal Com-
mission.

She was founding president of
the Immigrant and Visible Minori-
ty Women of B.C. and is recently
working with refugees in the Sanc-
tuary Movement and helping bat-
tered women in El Salvador.

Lawyer Shamin Lalani (Com-
munity and Humanitarian Ser-
vices) is highly involved with the
United Way of the Lower
Mainland and is currently second
vice-president of the organization.

She is also a director of United
Way/Centraide Canada, the na-
tional organization providing sup-
port services in 121 Canadian
United Ways, and gives her time to
the Aga Khan Foundation,
Canada.

Adopted herself at the age of 16
months, Joan Vanstone in 1974
co-founded the non-profit group
Parent Finders, which seeks to
reunite adopted children and their
birth parents. Since 1976 she has ARMSTRONG CENTURY SOLERIAN
been the volunteer national direc- NO-WAX VINYL FLOOR TILE
tor for the group, coordinating s Herd, Mousetokt 1
Parent Finder groups from B.C. to °
the Maritimes and maintaining ties
with similar groups around the
world.

She has been instrumental in
more than 5,000 reunions across
Canada and personally involved in
approximately 800 reunions, many
occurring in B.C. Vanstone was
nominated in the caiegory of
Community and Humanitarian
Services.

Nancy Stibbard (Entrepreneur/
Innovator) boasts a list of ac-
complishmients that includes in-
creasing gate admissions to the
Capilano Suspension Bridge and
Park by 105 per cent since she first
took over the attraction in 1983.

Her commitment to advancing
tourism in the province has
resulted in her membership on six
tourism boards and the establish-
ment of two annual scholarships
for tourism students at Capilano
College.

Madge Wiesman's cureer in
physiotherapy involves health care
adininstration, research, education
and establishing two new branches
of the Canadian Physiotherapy
Association.

Her professional contributions
as the president of the Association
of Physiotherapists and Massage

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