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MEMBEKS OF
Engineer Squadron, the North
Shore’s sty military reserve
unit, will be on show at Capilano
Mall Sept. 19.

The unit will man a disptay
outside the matl (near the liquor
store entrance), showing some of
its equipment, including the new
ds — a run-about vehicle which
replaces the wartime Jeep. There
will also be a video presentation
and demonstrations of military
radios. Squadron members will
be available to answer questions.

Six Field Engineer Squadron
was founded in 1911 by Lt. Col.
James Pemberton Fell, after
whan the Forhes Ave. armory
and both Pemberten and Fell
avenues are named. Ai! members

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Rare
wines

to Be
auctioned

WINE CONNOISSEURS will have
the chance to bid on fine vintage
wines at the Vancouver Museum’s
Second Annual Wine Auction
Monday, Sept. 21.

An annual fundraising event to
benefit the Vancouver Museum,
the reception and auction will
feature the wines of Chateau
Mouton Rothschild.

In ail, 57 bottles of wine will be
auctioned in 31 lots. In addition to
donations of one bottle each of
1934, 37, 66, 75 and one case each
of the 1985 and 86 vintages from
Chateau. Mouton Rothschild,
many of the wines are donations
from private cellars in Vancouver.
They include a bottle of Chateau
D Yquem 1979, a double magnum
of Chateau Petrus 1974, and a
selection of 1963 vintage Ports.

For Jovers, and lovers of wine,
there will be a draw for a special
door prize. The winner will receive
a pair of Air Canada tickets to
Paris and a personalized tour and
lunch at Chateau Mouton
Rothschild in Bordeaux,

Tickets to the Vancouver
Museum Wine Auction are $50
per person, and are available by
calling the museum at 736-4431. A
tax receipt for $35 per ticket will
be issued.

The Vancouver Museuin wishes
to thank those who have con-
tributed to the Second Annual
Wine Auction: Baron Philippe de
Rothschild, S.A., Air Canada,
Featherstone & Co. Lid., Liquor
Distribution Branch, Province of
British Columbia, Albert Givton,
Editor, The Wine Consumer.

Mothers,
shape up!

A PRE and post-natal fitness pro-
gram is the latest addition to the
North Vancouver YMCA's fitness
schedule.

The program is designed to help
women feel good about themselves
and share tideas, concerns and
emotions during this special time
in their lives.

The class suns Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 10 to 1?) a.m.
Babysitting is available for infants
and toddlers.

For more information on the
Y-Moms program call the North
Vancouver YMCA at 986-0388.

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of the squadron ure volunteers,
and most reside on the North
Shore. They receive military cates
of pay for the time they con-
tribute te training, administra~
tion and the organization of their
unit,

There are presently vacancies
for field) enyineers, vehicte
mechanics, heavy equipment op-
erators, drivers, clerks and com-
bat cooks. Routine training is
held Thursday evenings from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. and some
Tuesday evenings. One military
exercise is held each month,
generally in a Lower Mainland
location.

After qualification, army
reservists may tempararily serve
full time with the squadron, with

RECORD
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the cegulur force at CFB
Crilliwuck (on courses or Crain-
ing); at bases in castern Canada
or with Canada’s NATO forces
in Europe. Maximum enrolment
age was recently increased from
32 to 52 years.

Anyone interested io joining
the squadron is asked to call
commanding officer Major Bill
White at 666-4052 between 9
a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Tuesday
through Friday, ar between 7:30
and 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.

“Better still," says White, “I
invite anyone interested in join-
ing the unit to come along to
Capilano Mall and talk to my
meno. If that's not convenient,
visit the armory, talk to the

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recruiting staff and take a look
around.”*

The armory is located at 1513
Forbes Ave. in North Yancouver
{neur the southern boundary of
Mahon Park).

Individuals under 17 years may
enrol in the Squadron Cadet
Corps, an organization for
youths aped 13 to 17 years. While
cudcls are not paid, they receive
military and citizenship training.
Uniform and equipment is pro-
vided at ao charge. Instructors
ure selected from a pool of
reserve officers. For further in-
formation contact corps
recruiting officer Li. R. Gutkison
at 666-4052, between 6:30 and
8:30 p.m., Monday or Tuesday
evenings.

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YOUTH IN Action 1
being offered by the
wees Recitdhon Come.

Designed for 13 to [é-year-olds,
the program is billed as a fun and
energetic approach to youth lead-
ership, where participants can
learn leadership skills. try new ae.
tivities, become a volunteer leader
and meet new people.

The format consists of theary
and program planning once a
month and one monthly ourtrip,
such as horseback riding, kayaking
and sports events, which purtici-
pants plas.

The monthly meetings are on
Monday nights starting Sept. 28.
Cost is $15, extra for out-trips. For
further information call Jil at
926-3266. Registration is currently
underway.

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