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WEST VANCOUVER Seniors’ Activity Centre, located at 695
21st St in West Vancouver, will be holding its ‘‘Seniors’
Show and Tell’’ open house on Tuesday, March 31 and
Wednesday, April 1 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The open house wil! feature displays of visual art, hobbies
and crafts, table tennis, Tai Chi, dancing, fitness, putting and
billiards. There will be information booths throughout the
centre dealing with money management, health, languages,
bridge, Mah Jong, hiking, goli, tennis, baseball and cycting.
The Senior Orchestra and 50-member choir will perform. The
hobbies and crafts department will cffer door prizes.

News columnist receives
Sanderson media award

NORTH SHORE News columnist
Joy Metcalfe was recently named
winner of the Sandy Sanderson
Media Award by the B.C. Restau-
rant and Foodservices Associa-
tion,

The award was established to
honor journalist Sandy Sanderson,
a member of the media in Van-
couver for many years and
chronicler of the unfolding hospi-
tality scene in this province.

Publisher Teresa Evans, the
award’s 1991 winner, presented
the 1992 award to Metcalfe at a
banquet at the Four Seasons.

Joy Metcalfe, Evans said, ‘‘has
influenced and benefited the in-
dustry during the last year. She is
being honored as a champion in
the great Sanderson journalistic
tradition.”

Metcalfe has had a distinguish-
ed career in Vancouver as a public
relations representative, a colum-
nist and a broadcaster.

Since the late ’60s, Metcalfe has
chronicled the activities of Van-
couver’s business and entertain-
ment communities through reports

JOY METCALFE

about tourism, hotels, restaurants,
charities, movie stars and local
residents.

In addition, Metcalfe has
assisted dozens of charitable and
arts organizations including
UNICEF, Canadian Diabetes, Big
Brothers and Children’s Hospital.

Theatre matinee visits planned

THE NORTH Shore Neighbour-
hood Horse will soon be hosting
monthly trips for seniors to visit
the Arts Club Theatre on Gran-
ville Istand.

Participants will have the op-
portunity to see plays, meet the
cast members and enjoy com-
plimentary refreshments.

The first trip, scheduled to run

Wednesday, April 15, will be to
see Celestina, a 15th century love
story.

Trips will cost $13.50 and_pre-
registration is required at North
Shore Neighbourhood House, 225
East 2nd St. in North Vancouver.
For further information call
987-8138.

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