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Scots hold landscape lecture

FROM CLAYMORE to Clayburn:”
A Look at the Contribution of the

Scots to the Architecture and
Landscape of B.C. is the title of
the second lecture in a series of
five being sponsored by the B.C.
Pipers’ Association.

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Speaker is Dr. Edward Gibson,
cultural geographer at Simon
Fraser University.

The lecture takes place Wednes-
day, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886
Hudson St., at 73rd Ave., in Van-

couver. Cost is $5. :

The B.C. Pipers’ Association is
a non-profit organization with ail
proceeds going to send B.C, pipers
to compete in Scotland.

For further information contact
Ron Sutherland at 988-0479,

osom
meeting

BOSOM BUDDIES, a support
group for women who have had
breast cancer, will hold its next
meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17.

Unique to the North Shore, the
group offers a special closeness
with others who share the same
fears and anxieties associated with
breast disease. Formed two years
ago, the organization will be
meeting every six weeks in the
coming year.

Guest speakers at the upcoming
mecting will be representatives
from Image, a company that
distributes a new prosthesis, an ar-
tificial replacement for a missing
body part.

According to Bosom Buddies,
“After a mastectomy, a women
may lose some of her seif-con-

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fidence. Once she has been fitted
for a prosthesis, she usually feels
whole again. Not everyone is hap-
py or can fully accept this type of
prosthesis, and some search out
the possibility of reconstructive
surgery, which is done by a skilled
plastic surgeon.”

The guest speakers will discuss a
new prosthesis which requires no
surgery and according to Bosom
Buddies ‘‘is custom-designed, flex-
ible and responds to your every
move, giving freedom to lead a
more active life."*

The meeting will be held at
North Lonsdale United Church
lounge at 7:30 p.m.

For further information or
transportation needs call 922-6405
or 921-8368.

issue ‘of the North Shore News.

gain this year, we will be
publishing a special pull-
out section with the lyrics to
some of your favourite carols.
Church and. other groups
wishing extra copies.— at no
charge — please place your order
in advance by. calling Callay
Fowler at

980-0511

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