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Single parents find support

ONE-PARENT families are not
alone. Members can find support
and practical ideas for coping at a

6:30 to 8:30 p.m., beginning Sept.
11, at Queen Mary Community
School, 230 W. Reith Rd., North

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Childcare is provided. The fee is
$2. a session. To register or for
more information call 988-5281.

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RATLEDGE

This week we are pleased to feature three members of the
Ratledge family. Samantha, Michael and Caroline deliver the
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday News in the West Bay area
of West Vancouver. Delivering for almost three years now they
all do an excellent job for us.

Samantha is 13 years old, will be entering grade 8 at Sen-
tinel School and her favorite subjects are French and PE. She
enjoys swimming, tennis and volleyball.

Michael is 11 years old attends West Bay School and is

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Pet Corner

D.O.N.A.T.E. very small pure-bred Cairn
Terrier (as illustrated), phone Doris Orr

987-9015. Also wanting a home: p/b
English Cocker Spaniel; p/b Dandy Din-
mont; very aice small Husky Shep; Chaw X;
Shep; p/b Black Lab pup; Doberman pup;
Golden Retriever; Silver Siberian Husky.
Cats and kittens to be seen and adopted on
Adoption Days, Friday, Sept. 18 and Sat. 19
at Park Royal, North Mall. Please phone
987-9015 or 988-5643,

PETS LTD. needs good homes for: 2 yr. p/b
Doberman; 4 yr. p/b, Sheltie: healthy & yr.
p/b Golden Retriever; healthy 8 ye. p/b Toy
Poodle; 8 wk, blk. Lab X pup; small Shep.
X Husky: nice Blk. Lab.; Border Collie; 5
yr. p.b, Corgi; seal pt. & lilac pt, Slamese
cats; also Calico & two Bik & Whi. kittens.
Super Sale, quality items, Sept. 19, West Van
Com Centre. Please call 988-7461 of 254-
9788.

in grade 6. He enjoys PE plays hockey and is involved in
karate.

Caroline will be entering grade 3 at West Bay, she is 8 years
old, enjoys art, swimming, tennis and ringette.

All three children have purchased bikes with money eam-
ed delivering the News. They all try to save and quite a bit
was used for spending money on a recent trip to England.

For being our stars this week Samantha, Michael and
Caroline received complimentary movie passes, North Shore
News baseball caps and a special thanks for a job well done.

Joan Cripps
Distribution Depi.

1139 Lonsdale Ave., NN.
986-1337

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