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School helps Christmas Bureau

Pupils at Canyon Heights
School are amongst those
who have responded to the
North Vancouver Christmas
Bureau's appeal for suitable
Christmas gift items to be
distributed through the
Bureau's Toyshop.

As a result of the school’s
just completed drive for toys
and games, some lucky
youngsters will awake

Christmas morn to find they
have a new sleigh. Amongst
the other gifts collected was
a delightful lamp to brighten
up a young lady's room.

Any toys, games, sports
equipment, books, etc. in
good condition may be
dropped off at any North
Van firehall or branch of the
North Shore Credit Union,
which will forward them to

Extra services
offered by NEWS
‘Classified’

Two special community
services have been in-
troduced by the classified
advertising department of
the North Shore
News/Sunday News.

Businesses throughout the
North Shore are being called
on to help the Christmas
Bureau by advertising on the

News’ special “Christmas
Greetings” page to be
published December 24.

The cost is $10 per ad and
a percentage of all the
money received for these ads
will be donated to the
Christmas Bureau which
provides toys, food hampers
and other Yuletide cheer for

CHRISTMAS APPROACHES

hundreds of
families.

The News classified
department has also in-
troduced an entirely new
feature for the convenience
of readers in its “Home and
Business Services” page at
the end of the classified
section.

needy local

Any firm or individual
with a service to offer for
North Shore homes or
businesses is invited to make
use of this new feature for
which special contract rates
are available. For either of
these two special services

call 986-6222.

RAPIDLY once the

Japanese Mandarin orange ships begin to arrive.

Above, Midori Yamanaka (left)

and Marisa Nishi of

the Vancouver Tatsumi Dance Group greet the orange
ship “Pacific Reefer” with a traditional Christmas tree
for captain and crew. In all, sh ships will dock in
Vancouver carty December carrying three and a half
million boxes of the tangy fruit for distribution to all

parts of Canada.

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the Christmas Bureau's
Toyshop so that some lite
one who might otherwise do
without will find that Santa

really did come Christmas
Eve.

If any group.) or
organization wishes to help
by preparing and delivering
a hamper a few days before
Christmas, please phone the
Bureau's coordinator,

Stephanie Nevin, at 985-8612
for guidelines.

Others may wish to make
a donation to help cover the
cost of gift certificates
issued. Cheques and money
orders may be made payable
to: North Vancouver
Christmas Bureau’ and
mailed to P.O. Box 86081,
N.V. V7L 435. Receipts are
issued for income tax
purposes.

986-6222

If you want to order a photo that ap-
peared in the NEWS, call Andrea Bar-

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May you celebrate this
special season in the
true tradition of love.

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The White Pages, that’s the
alphabetical section of your new
directory, is about to close.

Now’s the te to check your
listings for any changes.

Remember names and addresses
can change ina year and so should the

hstings.

Want to hst other family members?

Now’s the ume.

White Pages closing soon.

Of course businesses you
represent as well as names and positions
of key employees can also be
added.

Charges apply for changes and
extra listings but you better hurry and
call your B.C. Tel Business Office to beat
the deadline.

The White Pages. Make sure
we've got it mght.

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