18 - Friday, September 26, 1986 - North Shore News

Worth Shore church
celebrates sod turning

THE OLD North Van High vocational shop building
will soon go under the wrecking ball to make way for
the new North Shore Alliance Church.

A sou turning for the new church will be celebrated
at an outdoor tent meeting Sunday, Sept. 28 at I!
a.m., followed by a pot luck funch. The church site
is located in the 23rd and St. Georges neighborhood.

Since selling their original building in West Van-

couver to the Unitarian Chureh, the North Shore
Alliance Church has been meeting in rented facilities
for just over four years — first in the Internalional
Plaza Hotel, and for the last three years in the North
Van Recreation Centre's, Capilano Roou.

The new church facility will be designed with fan-
shaped seating for approximately 400 people. Con-
struction is to begin in early October.

Plaza hosts art show

NORTH VANCOUVER art lovers are invited to a two-day showing
of works by Lower Mainland artists Sept. 27-28 at the International
Plaza Hotel.

The show, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., will feature about 100 paintings
from the Coast Watercolour Group.

On display will be Canadian Federation of Artists members Rick
McDiarmid, Lindae Thomas, Olwyn Geeling, Marie Beaudoin, Kathy
Staples, Myra Hammond and Bonny Roberts.

All works will be for sale.

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September is
arthritis month

THE ARTHRITIS Society points
out that out of the more than 100
different types of arthritis, some
are serious and some are not. The
degrees of disability vary widely,
as do methods of treatment. For
free information, please contact
Barbara Crowson at 985-1794.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield
B.C. SPECIAL Olympics participant William Skuse presents Jim Ir-
win with a plaque in thanks for assistance with the games. Dick Irwin
Chevrolet Oldsmobile helped to send a feam to compete in the recent
games in Alberta. At the games, Skuse scored the B.C. team’s first
goal in the soccer event.

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