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MUSIC, MAESTRO... Mike Schiffner (left) and lan Povey
demonstrate the magic of Digital Music Express, a division
of Shaw Cable.

NEWS photo Terry Peters

AND THE WINNER -IS...
Congratulations go to
Douglas College student
Penny Howard who recent-
ly nabbed the $500 Douglas
College Student Society
Award. The North Vancouver
resident has one more year
of studies in psychiatric
nursing.

LUCKY DUCKS... Tessa Macleod and
mom Cindy (centre) are the grand prize
winners of the Rotary Ciub of North
Vancouver's Great Capilano Duck Race.
With them are Rotary president Bil!
Verburgt and Cindy Lane of Park Royai.
The pair won a $20,000 shopping spree at
the mall and a $5,000 travel voucher.

NEWS photos Mike Wakefield

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LUCKY DUCK NO. 2... Bill Verburgt (above, left) also con-
f ‘gratulates second prize winner Joy Mottori as Joe Hutton of
Dick Irwin Chev/Olds hands over the keys to a 1996 Geo

f Metro automobile.
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REMGTE POSssi-
BILITIES... Above,
Danny Aaron and
Mandy Horwitz of
Nando’s Chicken-
land charnel surf
at Shaw.

GRIN AND BEAR
iv... Shaw program
coordinator Lestie
Payne (left) mugs it
up with her friend,
which was later raf-
fled off in a business
card draw.

3,2,1, ACTION...

North

Van Chamber of

Commerce members toured Shaw Cable's facili-
ties during a recent networking session. Above:
Sandra Rybchinsky of Shaw with Menno Bos.

NEWS photos Poul McGrath

WHY TV... North Van Chamber of Commerce

member
Microcom

Marian Ennis, of
ter Systems, bags a free T-shirt.

Dataserve

NEWS photo Mike Wahofisld

CHEQUE PLEASE... Joan Ewing (right), chairman of the Lions Gate
Hospice Society presents Mary Downie, chairman of the hospital's
Palliative Care Renovations Campaign, with a cheque for $150,000.
The gift is the largest donation to date and brings the total funds
raised to close to $1 million. The campaign's goal is $1.4 million. The
hospice society works towards a goal of integrated and compassion-
ate care to the terminally ill and their families and promotes under-
standing of palliative care within the community through education,
research and funding.