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160 gifts delivered

THE RESPONSE to the North Shore Canadian Men-
tal Health Association’s Gift of Hope campaign has
surpassed all previous years.

The branch delivered over 160 gifts to the
psychiatrically-disabled who live on the North Shore.

Gifts of money, clothing, essentials and luxuries
suitable for all ages and both men and women poured
in from churches, service clubs, businesses and indi-
viduals.

Many of the recipients are in hospital wards, with

others in group homes and a substantial number on
their own. Personal relationships are difficult for
these people who sometimes find themselves isolated
and particularly lonely at Christmas, says North Shore
CMHA president Margot Kiss.

Each year CMHA branches across Canada par-
ticipate in this drive to aid these members of society
who are loo often invisible in their communities.

The CMHA is a registered charitable organization
concerned with the problems of mental illness and the
promotion of mental health.

41 ~ Wednesday, December 27, 1989 - North Shore News

NEWS phots Cindy Goodrian

SINGING THE songs and playing the sounds of Christmas were Up-
per Lynn Elementary students who recently entertained holiday shop-
ers at Lonsdale Quay with choral pieces, instrumental accompani-
ment and flute and piano solos. Above, 14-year-old Amy Walton

plays her recorder for the crowd.

Seniors invited to tea

THE NORTH Shore Neighbou -
hood House is hosting a seniors
New Year’s Tea Party.

“We want to invite all of the
seniors who have been so faithful
to the house over the past 12
months to join us in saying
farewell to 1989,’’ said Carel
Bond, seniors program worker.

The tea will be mostly finger
food such as elegant sandwiches,
cheese plates and squares. Enter-
tainment will be provided by The

Gloomchasers.

“Door prizes will be given and
we'll sing Auld Lang Syne and
perhaps shed a tear or two,‘* said
Bond.

The event will be held on Friday,
Dec. 29 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Cost
is $3.50.

Pre-register at the North Shore
Neighbourhood Howse, 225 E. 2nd
St., North Vancouver, by Thurs-
day, Dec. 28. For more informa-
tion call Carel Bond at 987-8138.

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