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NEWS photo Mike Wakellatd
BLUERIDGE ELEMENTARY students commemorated Thanksgiving
and World Food Day by collecting non-perishable food. Grade 6 stu-
dents created the map. The North Vancouver school’s goal was to
have each pupil at the school contribute at least one item in order to
circle the map with food, The goal was surpassed with more than 350
items collected. Pictured are students Jennifer Walker and Geoff
Thody with the collected foodstuffs.
Fall E
alloween antics
lated in N. V
siated in N. Van .
SAFEWAY PRICE CHECK WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
THERE ARE sure to be witches popcorn party, and for teens a TAKEN TUESDAY, OCT. 18/88 TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
laughing, werewolves snarling, party and music in the gym. AT SUPERSTORE. 3025
ghosts moaning and children In addition, the centre will hold LOUGHEED HIGHWAY,
screaming on the spookiest night a special public swim for all ages SUNWOOD SQUARE.
of the year at Ron Andrews Rec- that includes spooky games and
reation Centre. activities.
On Monday, Oct. 31, there will Trish Holme, pool supervisor,
be fun and horrors for all ages as points out: ‘‘It’s a fun and safe
well as prizes, snacks, games, a way for children and adults to .
video and other grim surprises. celebrate the spirit and fun of Hal- L
The Preschooler’s Halloween loween.”’ Been e | SAVE-ON-FOODS
Party, for parents and The fun starts with the!6 p.m. SALAD DRESSING PRICE IS UP TO:
preschoolers, includes games, public swim session and
crafts, bobbing for apples and  preschooler’s party. Activities are REGULAR OR LIGHT
cookies, and pumpkin carving. free and anyone interested must 1LJAR
For the school-age gang, up to register in advance. For further in-
12 years, there will be a video and formation call 929-7314.
SAVE-ON-FOODS: “
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© -$425 Million Tag on Sewerage Plant Up-
grading - The Vancouver Sun
e Hundreds of Millions Could Be Spent on
Sewerage -Langlay Advance
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Dilemma - Bumaby Now fl ci Bo
The Greater Vancouver Regional District is updating its Master Plan 2 tf 3
for collecting and disposing of sewage and rainfall runoff in the aoa BP SNOT OOS hameeacle Ce
Greater Vancouver. The Region needs effective waste management 1 a ,
programs to protect the enviroment and to ensure that Greater ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVOURS
. Vancouver remains a desirable place to live.
Here is your charice to: 250 mL TETRA PACK
BE PART OF THE SOLUTION.
COME TO THE PUBLIC MEETING
IN YOUR AREA
Wednesday Oct. 26th Silver Harbour Centre Auditorium =.
7:30 p.m. 144 East 22nd North Vancouver
Wednesday Nov, 2nd Chime Swimming Pool
8:30 p.m. 620 Poirier Coquitlam
Thursday Nav.3rd Vancouver Museum & Planetarium
7:30 p.m. 1100 Chestnut
Tuesday Nov. 8th Newton Community Hall
7:30 p.m. 13717 - 71st Ave., Surrey
Wednestiay Nov. Sth Richmond Municipal Hall
7:30 p.m. 6911 No. 3 Road
For further information about the Public Meeting “we

Telephone: 432-6450

Greater Vancouver Regional District