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37 - Wednesday, October 5, 1988 - North Shore News

LIFESTYLES

North Van Qreate a new
look for fall

YOUR CLOTHES, your colors,
your look — what should they re-
ally be?

Find out when Dorothy O'Shea
and Heatherington’s of Park
Royal lead a two-hour workshop
on make-up and wardrobe plann-
ing tomorrow night, Oct. 6, at the

Clothes will be professionally
modelled and chosen to show par-
ticipants how to put it all together.

Cost of the workshop, which
takes place from 7:30 to 9:30 p.im.,
is S& and pre-registration is neces-
sary. For further information call
Jill Deering at 926-3266.

WINS . West Van. Recreation Centre.
$8,000
scholarship

DIANNE ARMSTRONG of
North Vancouver's Argyle Sec-
ondary School is $8,000 richer
thanks to the help of a federal
government scholarship.

The 17 year old received the
scholarship — $2,000 a year for
four years — and a letter from
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
congratulating her on her outstan-

ding achievement in science. f x. af ‘ hy

She also won a provincial gov- , ‘ Los . ‘ {) Bi cA f” j ISP
ernment scholarship for 31,000. p f p .

Dianne will use both scholarships F ‘ 1 FOR if ))
to study medicine at the University i i f age ) ; , p i

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ARGYLE Secondary School stu-
dent Dianne Armstrong
..-outstanding achievement in
science.

Dianne moved to Vancouver
from Toronto when she was two.
She attended Lynn Valley Elemen-
tary school, and Lynnmour Com-
munity school.

Then in high school, Dianne at-
tended Windsor Secondary and
moved to Argyle in Grade 9. She
has lived on the North Shore since
age 5.

Police compared

From page 35 Brass &
area are New Castle upon Tyne Mirrored Bevelled Glass
and Sunderland. Dining Room. 8 Light with Down

While on the North Shore, the Light.
two bobbies spent time with g
members of the West Vancouver
Police department. The British of-
ficers noted similarities and fun-
damental differences in the ap-
proach to the business of policing.

Said Magnay: “I think in coun- Rte, is : | f .
tries where we have a civilized ‘ at ia? pe : . " , -_
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They’ve got fine objectives in i a \ ) ae 7
mind, and that's the protection
and maintenance of Jaw and order
within the society.”

Said Brown: ‘Back home, the
ordinary policeman you see still
doesn’t take a gun out. For exam-
ple, as a drug squad officer we are ‘Reg $205.59 Sale
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