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‘Seashore Secrets’ walk Council blesses church plans

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set for Lighthouse Park —

Very low tides this
Saturday and Sunday
morning at Lighthouse Park
make it a perfect weekend to
take part in the “Secrets of
the Seashore” Family Fun
program at Lighthouse Park
in West Vancouver, 10 a.m.
to noon this Saturday and
Sunday mornings.

The rocky shore, the
waves and the cyclic tides

St. Paul's
ets a big

The public campaign for
funds to complete the
restoration of historic St.
Paul’s Indian Church in
North Vancouver’ has
received a big boost from the

Revised plans for the new
wing of Deep Cove United
Church received God-speed
at a public hearing Monday

received second and third
reading by North Vancouver
District council and passed
unanimously.

hoping to have its new wing
in operation late this fall.

provide a home for a large
variety of numerous shore
animals that are often
covered by water. Explore

excitement of discovery.

Be sure to dress for the
weather, remembering that
the shore is quite rocky, and

these homes with a it is usually a bit cooler
naturalist, and learn there. The program is
something about these suitable for families with
animals. We will use Children age 5 and up, and
magnifiers and collecting participants can register al

the West Vancouver
buckets and look under Recreation Centre, 780 -
seaweed, rocks and in 22nd Street, West Van-
tidepools, and share the  couver.

restoration fund |

boost

has been committed, in-

night which lasted jess than
five minutes.

Later the same evening
the required siting amend-
ment for the addition

Jim Crook, who made the
presentation on behalf of the
Church, thanked council for
helping to speed up the
Process. The church is

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For information with absolutely
no obligation, please phone.
Better still, drop by and visit
with our program counsellors.
The advice is complimentary,
So is our herbal tea.

cluding $50,000 from each of
the Squamish Indian Band
and the Catholic Ar-
chdiocese and a_ similar
amount from the provincial

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Suite 101 Kapilano 100

100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, B.C. V2T 1A2

Hamber Foundation of
Vancouver.

The Hamber Foundation
has committed , $20,000
toward the fund's $500,000
objective - $10,000 for
restoration work for the
interior walls and ceilings of
the structure and $10,000 to
go into the preservation trust
which will assure funds for
future maintenance once the
restoration is complete.

Jones said the campaign is
just nicely under way — and

Heritage Trust:
St. Paul’s church, its twin
spires clearly visible from
much of Vancouver Harbour
and from many areas of
Vancouver itself, has been in
continuous use since 1886
when it was dedicated. It
was built by the Squamish
Indians in cooperation with
the Oblate Missionaries.
Restoration work on the
wood-frame structure is to
start this summer.
Contributions

are tax

the Hamber Foundation’s deductible and should be

contribution to the sentto St. Paul's Restoration

preservation trust is the first Fund, No. 302-235 15th

for that purpose. Street, West Vancouver,
More than $220,000 now B.C. V7T 2X1.

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HISTORIC St. Paul's Indian Church.

SEYMOUR COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
We meet every Sunday at9 30AM
at the PLYMOUTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

(Tollcross Rd., just off Mt Seymour Parkway)
CHURCH SCHOOL and NURSERY
are provided

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5475 West Boulevard
Kerrisdale
OPENING AUGUST 1st.

Phone: 926-8511

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