Preschool hosts
fund breakfast

FOUR~YEAR-olds from Lynn
Valley Parent Participation
Preschool will join their parents
and siblings in the school’s fourth
annual Heart Fund Breakfast on
February 28.

Everyone will eat a nutritious
breakfast at the preschcol, while
they learn about keeping a healthy
heart from a Heart Fund repre-
sentative.

Money raised at the breakfast
will be donated to the Heart
Fund.

The preschool’s Heart Fund
breakfast tradition was begun in
1988 by Barbara Pierce, teacher at
Lynn Valley preschool! for ten
years, and is being continued by
the energetic new teacher, Orah
Costello.

Food for the breakfast will be
donated by local companies so
that all proceeds can go directly to
the Heart Fund.

Located in the original Lynn
Valley School, which was built in
1907, Lynn Valley Parent Par-
ticipation Preschool is one of the
oldest of its kind.

It was founded in 1945 by a
group of mothers who were work-
ing to raise money to build a
community centre. For many
years the school was situated in a
building on Institute Road, mov-
ing to its present location in 1962.

The preschoo! is a non-profit
organization owned and operated
by the parents of the preschool
children.

For information about Lynn
Valiey Parent Participation
Preschool, 3250 Mountain High-
way, North Vancouver, contact
Daphne Nichotson, 987-5589.

Foundation
explains name

THE STROKE Association of
B.C. wants to dispel any confu-
sion that may have arisen when
the Heart Foundation changed its
name to the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of B.C. and the
Yukon.

Stroke association president
Louise Hughes said the founda-
tion’s new name may have lead
some people to believe the two
groups have amalgamated.

“Not so,’’ said Hughes. ‘‘The
Stroke Association is very much a
separate organization. For over a
decade, we’ve concentrated on
direct service and assistance to
stroke survivors and their families
and we're especially active in set-
ting up and = supporting stroke
clubs across the province.’’

Meanwhile, the Heart and
Stroke Foundation of B.C.
primarily focuses on raising
money for research and is also in-
volved in education, she said.

There “are more than 40 stroke
clubs in B.C. To seach the North
Shore club, which meets Tuesdays
at 105 West {2th St., call 980-
3987. .

The Stroke Association can be
reached at 1645 West {Oth Ave.,
Vancouver, V6J 2A2, or at 734-
3616.

Address correction

THE ADDRESS for Mt. Seymour
United Church that appeared in
Sunday's Spiritually Speaking
column was incorrect.

The church, which is one of
four North Shore churches
holding World Day of Prayer ser-
vices on Friday, March 1, is
located at 1200 Parkgate.

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