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THE RED Shield Appeal necds the community's help. Encouraging vot-
unteer canvassers are Salvation Army public relations officer Major
Saruel Fame (right) and volunteer district leader representative Lillian

Brett. Interested volunteers are requested to call 681-9311.

Club marks Goodwill Week

MEMBERS OF the Kiwanis Club
of West . Vancouver, will mark
Canada-United: States Goodwill
' Week April 24 to 30. . 7
Club president Jack Wilks said
this annual observance is designed
to focus attention on the nearly
two centuries Canada and the
United States have lived together
in peace. Their 5,000 miles of
undefended border are a constant
reminder of the friendship that ex-
ists between them, and is,a pattern
for peace for all nations of the
world, —
Canada-United States Goodwill
Week was originated in 1922 by
Kiwanis, said Wilks. As a result of
the. observance, . Kiwanians have
shown: 4 concern for maintaining
and appreciating the excellent rela-
tions between the two countries by
establishing many: permanent and
continuing projects. The most

noteworthy of the permanent pro-°.

jects has been the dedication of

some three dozen: Kiwanis Peace .

Markers along: .the. common
border. : nO, :
Last year, Kiwanis clubs raised

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and spent more than $73.5 million -

on community service activities,
with special emphasis on under-
privileged children. Today,
Kiwanis numbers 8,400 clubs and
305,000 members in 70 nations
around the world.

Red Shield

volunteers
needed

MAY 2 is Ked Shield Appeal Day.

Between 6 and 9 p.m, volunteers
will knock on doors all over the
Lower Mainland asking for dona-
tions for the Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army is currently
recruiting volunteers to help with
this fund-raising drive. ‘We need
1,700 volunteers on the North

Shore,”? said Major Samucl Fame,

public reiations of ficer.
Canvassers give an hour or two
of their time on Monday, May 2
between 6 and 9 p.m. and knock
on doors in 'a specific area of the
North Shore.
Monies raised during the Red

” Shield Appeal will be a major
. source of funding for. Salvation

Army programs in the Lower
Mainland. The organization's hu-
Mmanitarian services include runn-
ing Grace Hospital, providing ac-
commodation for the homeless,

’ meals. for the hungry, and care for

senior citizens, giving guidance to
alcoholics, support to unmarried
mothers and assistance to families
and running a camp for under-
privileged children.

Anyone interestcd in canvassing
for the Red Shicid Appeal-is asked
to call 681-9311.

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