north shore news

Journey
for sight

MURIEL Van Laar (fore-
ground) and Trudy Taylor
braved the rain on May 2
and took part in the third
annual Lions Journey for
Sight at Lynn Headwaters
Regional Park. Proceeds
from the walk/run went to
the Canadian Nationa!
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Sunday. May 16, 1999 - North Shore News - 25

WANT TO GET
INVOLVED IN THE
FUTURE OF YOUR
HEALTH SYSTEM?

North Shore Health Region is seeking interested
volunteers to be a part of its Population Advisory
Groups.

These groups keep the North Shore Health Region
abreast of health issues and concerns on the North
Shore, and are an important link between the Board
and the communities it serves. We need individuals
for the following Population Advisory Groups:

* Echnocultural Minorities

* Mental Health

* People with Disabilities

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