20 - Sunday, October 16, 1988 - North Shore News

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OCTOBER IS the single most im- million to assist children in need

portant month in UNICEF's cai- around the world.

endar year. During October, volunteers go
[It marks the faunch of into schools to encourage parents,

UNICEF’s two major annual teachers and children to support

fund-raising activities — the Hal- UNICEF by taking boxes door-

loween trick or treat and counter to-door on Halloween night.

box program and the fall greeting UNICEF boxes will also be pro-

card campaign. minently displayed during the
This year, through these two

projects, UNICEF British Colum- Ses UNICEF

bia hopes to raise more than $1 Page 21

MEL SMITH (foreground), Cindy Walsh (left) and Grace Eccleston (right rear) display UNICEF boxes and
products from the UNICEF greeting card coliection. Trick-or-treating children will carry the boxes door-to-
door on Halloween night collecting donations. Cards and other items will be on sale at selected North Shore
libraries during November and December.

Troy Music’s Norm Hansen
demonstrates ome of the new
digital pianos and synthesizers
mow available in the store’s
expanded keyboard section.

As the finishing touches are
being put on Westview Shopping
Centre’s newly-completed, four-
storey professional centre,
businesses are beginning the
long-anticipated move into their
new premises.

Troy’s Music is one of the first
stores to open the doors at its new
location. Owner Norm Hansen is
throwing a party on Oct. 15 and
16 to celebrate the move, and the
store’s 25th anniversary. Everyone
is invited to drop by for refresh-
ments and special demonstra-
tions of the digital pianos and

Westview Mall Open For Business

by Rasa Draugelis Dawson

synthesizers, and to meet the
local entertainers who will be
performing.

“This is our way of saying
thanks to all the musicians and
patrons who have supported us
for the past 25 years,” says
Hansen.

Business is booming at
Westview Bakery’s, Camera
Expert’s and Busy Bee Cleaners’
new stores, located next to the
new Liquor Store, opening
Monday, Oct. 17. Crest Realty,
Crest Insurance and Notary
Public Edward G. Palmer have

NEWS photo Mike Wakotleld

also recentiy opened up their new
offices.

Slated to open soon, an
improved road, a new mall
entrance and underground
parking will greatly ease traffic
congestion in the area.

A number of businesses are
still undergoing renovations and
awaiting the completion of their
new facilities. In the meantime,
it’s business as usual at Westview
Shopping Centre, and merchants
are open for regular shopping
hours.

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