35 - Wednesday, November 27, 1985 ~ North Shore News

DISTRICT of North Vancouver Mayor Marilyn Baker
presents Alexandra Oback of Merle Norman Cosmetics
with a certificate for completing an eight-hour
Capilano College Superhost seminar. Owners and
employees of various Lynn Valley Centre stores sur-
round Janet Morris, the instructor who taught the
seminar and Jacquie Mills, chairperson of the
Superhost committe. Ald. Craig Clark also tooks
on as the presentation is made.

YORK HOUSE SCHOOL

1500 West King Edward Avenue
Vancouver, B.C.
V6J 2V6

Telephone: (604) 736-6551

York House School, established In 1932, Is an
independent day school centrally located in
Vancouver. The Junior School offers regular and
bilingual programmes. The Senior School provides a
chaflenging academic curriculum in preparation for
post-secondary education.

Co-Educational: Kindergarten-Grade 6 (Regular &
Bilingual Programmes)
Grades 7-12.

Girts Only:

No further applications for Kindergarten for entry in
September, 1986, please.

Testing and interviews wil! be held between ‘January
and March.

THE LENA C. CLARKE MEMORIAL AWARD:
The Alumnae Association of York House School Is
pleased to offer the Lena C. Clarke Memorial Award
in honour of the School's first Principal. Daughters of
Alumnae are eligible to apply for this award, the value
being $1500. Applications for this award should be
made in writing to the Lena C. Clarke Award
Committee, York Houge School.

Further Information and application forms are _
available on request.

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

saluting local superhosts

and Margaret Eckford
know. their

dents, joined forces in 1979
to become Micro Chefs. The

GETTING into the tourism microwave ovens, a lot of

sjirit of things, a group of
Lynn Vailey Centre mer-
chants and employees have
been taking .a Superhost
course at Capilano College.
The eight-hour seminar, ini-

people never realize the full
potential of that cooking in-
vention. Microwaves do a lot
more than thaw meat and
zap potatoes. Joyce Webster

They use
microwaves for 90 per cent
of their home cooking. The
two North Shore women,
both West Vancouver resi-

two women hold classes on
cooking with a microwave
See An
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Parents who are considering applying for a daughter's
admission to the Senior Schoo! may wish to attend
one of several “Open House” sessions. To arrange -

this, please phone the school.

tiated by the province’s

Ministry of Tourism, covers :
basic elements of hospitality, . . 2

. Expo information and events
and local travel information.

' business
briefcase

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‘Small businesses who attend
the seminar receive a plaque
and a window decal identify-
ing them as official
superhosts.

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Also on a Superhost note:
West Vancouver is brighten-
ed by Torie Spelling,
waitress at Peppi’s Restau-
rant on 25 th Avenue. Torie
was given the November
Courtesy is Contagious
award by the . Vancouver
Branch of the Canadian
Food Service Executives
Association. Torie’s
welcoming smile, extra ser-
vice, explanation -of menu
highlights, . prompt’ and
- cheerful service and. warm.

ve thank you all qualified her
ay, for the award; given mon-
‘ thly. Torie.was given a pla-
i que at a recent meeting of
the CFSEA at Brock House

Restaurant.

arene

Although more and more
families are acquiring