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‘BUDDING SCIENTISTS will display their projects at the

‘annual ‘North Vancouver Invitational Sclence Fair this

-Friday, March 1%, at the Lynn Valley Centre and Capilano

Mall. Over 209 jocal students have entries in the fair and will

‘be showing off their work between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Here
‘Seymour Heights’ students (left to right) Andrea Fraine,
David Danbert, Jessica Porter and Ehren Hess prepare their

projects f for Friday’ Ss fair.

Take a 1994 Lexus ES 300 for a drive
this Friday with Greg Wilson in the outo section.
Greg will give you the goods on the latest
vehicles to hit the showrooms, from high
performance sports cars to family sedans.
Spend a few minutes kicking the tires on
a Lexus LS 300 with Greg this Friday.

B.C. Transit gets

ON THURSDAY. March 17, 1994,
the North Shore Association for the
Mentally Handicapped (NSAMH)
is showing its appreciation to
North Vancouver Transit Drivers at
the North Vancouver Transit
Centre, (536 E. Third St., North
Vancouver),

From | to 5 p.m. clients and vol-
unteers of North Shore Association
for the Mentally Handicapped will
serve coffee and baked goods to the
drivers in an effort lo say thank you

| TUNE-UP,

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includes new spark plugs, elec-
i tronic engine analysis, adjust
M timing & carborator 6 & 8

for a job well done.

Many individuals affiliated with
the association use the North Shore
Transit system daily.

With 180 dedicated staff, the
North Shore Association for the
Mentally Handicapped operates 13
community residences on the North
Shore.

The association also provides
support to all ages-of mentally
handicapped individuals through
seven vocational services including
a Job Development Program and an

BRANES RON
$Q 450

Includes metallic pads, machine
rotors, service wheel bearings,

Employinent Centre aimed specifi-
tally at clients wanting to gain’
access to the job market in our com-
munity.

As well, they offer Family
Support Services, including com-
munity-based respite care for chil-
dren and adults, and a Lifeskills
program.

The association is the umbrella

from which all these essential ser. ; -

vices and programs can meet the
needs of people with a niental hand-
icap and their families.

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regret that these specials valid at W.Van location only, untill March "30.
CALL YOUR 826 eae ve CENTRE

Tune-ups Brakes
Shocks & Struts

Fuel Injection Service
Cooling Systems
Steering Components
Engine Repairs

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1525 CLYDE AVE. (AT 15TH)

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VANC ITY MEMBERS.

ELECTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The 1994 Board of Directors election will take place from March 18 - 26, 1994. There are four
vacancies to be filled and information about candidates and the balloting process is available at
any VanCity branch. This year’s candidates include:

Dalbir S. Rai, C.A.
Gregory McDonald
Frederick Ozmer Catt
Ted Lederer

Ginger Deol

Edward Swetleshnoff
Tim Louis

Robert Chimko

Gerry Parsons

Coro Strandberg
Jessie Bains

Doreen Braverman
J.A. (Sully) Sullivan
John Lukkarinen, C.A.

ANNUAL CENERAL MEETING

Vancouver City Savings Credit Union’s 48th Annual General Meeting will be held at 7:30 pm,
Wednesday, March 30, 1994, at the Hotel Vancouver, 900 West Georgia Street, Vancouver.
Registration begins at 6:45 pm. A VanCity souvenir will be given to all attendees. Refreshments,
door prizes and free parking will be available.
A complimentary round-trip bus service to the AGM will be provided from the following ;
outlying branches: Coquitlam Community Branch (#18); North Delta Community Branch (#19);
Richmond Community Branch (#26). Departure time from each location is 6:00 p.m. As reser-
vations are necessary for the bus service, please call 877-7000 by March 26 to book your seat.

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WE'RE VANCITY .
877.7000

Tom Martinson
Peter Morgan

Paul Gill

Babu Bansal

John Kidder

Fred A, Sawyer
William L.W. Chong