Al6 - Wednesday. February 3, 1982 - North Shore News

ie community round up

The | joys of foster parenting

Two members of

our programs of medical and
community have just dental care, vocational
become Foster Parents.

training, and counselling by
social workers. All programs
are adapted to the needs of
the people, and tend to be
concentrated in rural areas
where the whole community
can benefit through the
provision of wells, schools,
and much more.

Education is stressed, and
all school-age members of
Foster Families are en-
couraged to attend school.
Foster Parents are advised

They join over 47,000 other
Canadians who already
support needy Third World
children through Foster
Parents Plan of Canada.
Their small monthly con-
tributions bring help to their
Foster Child, his family and
his community.

The objective is not
dependency, but to help the
family become independent
and self-supporting, through

annually of the family’s
progress, and a_ regular
exchange of letters builds a
warm and meaningful
relationship.

Through Foster Parents
Plan, individuals, groups and
families in Canada,
Australia, the Netherlands,
the United Kingdom and the
U.S.A. are. currently
assisting ovér 165,000
children in 18 countries of
the Third World. PLAN is a
non-profit, non-sectarian,
non-political social service

organization officially
registered with the Canadian
government. All con-
tributions are tax-
deducuble.

Information on “adopting”
a child through PLAN can be
obtained by writing to 153
St. Clair Avenue West,
Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P8,

or by calling toll-free
anytime: 112-800-268-7174.
For more _ information,
please contact: Public

Relations Department (416)
920-1654.

DUMMY Is no dummy as she helps Lion's Gate Hospital Director John Borthwick receive a cheque from Paul Grey
of Shalom Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion. The $3,000 cheque will be used to buy additional practice man-

nequins for the hospital. (Terry Peters photo)

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IN WINTER many senior citizens and those of any age
with chronic heart, lung, kidney or metabolic disorders
may be considering protection against influenza. Seen
here is Sadie Hill of West Vancouver receiving the vac-
cine from Karen Dierks, R.N. of the North Shore
Health Department.

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