16 ~ Friday, May 9, 1986 - North Shore News

Seniors
receive
funds

TWO NORTH Vancouver seniors’

groups will receive a total of

$13,806 in federal New Horizons
program funds to enhance social
and recreational. activities for
seniors in the area.

The Margaret Fulton Seniors
will use a $9,570 grant to continue
their. adult-day-care service,
located’ at St. Andrew’s United
Church.:.:

While the daily’ program .
adapted to the. Individual
member’s needs and interest, the

seniors’ can participate | in. discus-:

sion sessions, music'listening, sing-

‘ing, table. games, crafts and out-. #

door: activities. Morning and

afternoon’ :snacks. aswell as
nourishing noon meals are also ~

provided.

The. group's. president’ is: Leona
McPherson of 3811 Princess
Avenue, North-Vancouver.

- The Senior’ s Friendship Club of

Holy ‘Trinity will use their $4,236
. grant to expand its program of ac-

tivities for its members. °

‘ Their new program will include
‘shuffleboard, carpet bowling,
games and crafts. A speaker series
’ will also be organized to discuss
financial planning, wills, nutrition,
fitness and ‘other subjects of inter-

est to its members.” . *

“Thes-group’s . ~ president — is.

"Margaret Brasseur of 259 -'West
: 27th ‘Avenue, North Vancouver.

‘Twenty-nine seniors’ groups in.

the: province received a total of

$216,511 in funds under the New - |

Horizons program this month.

‘New Horizons is a program of
the Department of National Health
and. Welfare, Minister Jake Epp,
which funds projects by groups of
seniors enabling them: to remain
active and involved in their com-

munity. The Vancouver office. is’. j

located at 104-1525 West 8th
Avenue, Vancouver, B.C., V6J
ITS, telephone 666-2729.

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APPEARED MAY 6, 1986

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Stand at attention

NAVAL VETERANS, sailors from the HMCS Terra
Nova and Sea Cadets pay tribute to sailors in the mer-
chant marine and the navy who died at sea. A plaque was
unveiled Sunday at the site of the Sailor’s Park Memorial
located west of Lonsdale Quay at Sailor’s Point. The
memorial is a functioning sun dial.

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