32 - Wednesday, June 19, 1987 - North Shore News

Seniors to strut for funds

THE FOURTH annual 1987 Senior Strut for fun and The strut will take place at noon Friday, June 19. It
gain is scheduled for June 19. will start at Terry Fox Plaza and proceed to the Rob-
Most Lower Mainland senior groups will take part son Square Plaza.
in Senior Strut to raise funds for their special projects.
Anyone who supports a senior strutter by pledging The Seniors’ Lottery Draw will take place at 2 p.m.
a few dollars will help the senior assist his or her Anyone wishing fuither information regarding the
organization with its projects. Strut or pledging, please call 263-2807.

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NEWS photo Mike Wakefleld

LEN OTTO (third from left), with a little help from his friends and a
paving company, moves a playhouse from Otto's home in West Van-
couver. The resident is m«ving and could not bear to leave behing the
playhouse he made for nis daughter. The house weighs approximately
600 pounds and was loaded on a flat deck and pulled away by dump
truck.

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Come Dance to the

“ALLNIGHTERS”
at the Olympic Hotel

June 11, 12, 13 ‘
Everyone Welcome : | Park Royal_922-1141 Metrotown _ 430-0400

Here’s a remedy for those busy summer days.
Put the energy and enthusiasm of students to
work for you.

Students are willing to do just about any
sort of work from part-time duties around the
house, to career-oriented jobs.

Every summer, students provide a wealth
of talent, knowledge and ingenuity that
every employer can tap.

So, for fast. temporary relief from nagging
summer jobs — put them in the hands ofa
student!

For more information, contact your
local Canada Employment Centre
for Students, Hire A Student Office, or
Student/ Youth Employment Centre. Centre.

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q Minister of State for Youth Ministre d'Etat 4 ta Jeunesse ana

Jean J. Charest Jean J. Charest