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Walk an
SPCA dog

AT THE North Vancouver SPCA,
many dogs sit in their kennels
cagerly anticipating Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.

These are the three days a group
of volunteers takes them for a
walk. Both the dogs and the people
enjoy the exercise.

The volunteers meet on Tues-
day, Thursday or Saturday morn-
ings from 10 a.m. to noon, and
walk in a group along Lynn Creck
in quiet areas where there is no
traffic.

The SPCA is seeking more vol-
unteers to provide the dogs with a
chance to get outside. If you are 16
or over, are reasonably fit, like
walking, love dogs and would like
ta meet new people and make new

’ friends, the SPCA feels this is for

you.

The dogs are well cared for at
the North Vancouver SPCA but
most ‘are. large and have lots of
energy; So a walk, even’ just three
times a week, is very exciting and
also very. necessary for them.

For ., further. information . call
Laurie: Keller /at: 926-8722. The
North Vancouver SPCA is located

~ at 299 Mansfield.Place.”” .

North: “Shore: Neighbourhood .
- House is: ‘offering | arepeat. of-its |
- popular bus: trip to tour the Boeing. 4

airplane plant:in Washington.

. Departure from the North’ ‘Shore . '
oo Neighbourhood House. will. be 10° 9

m., Friday, Jan. 29.

“Ly The bus tours ‘through Everett |

: stop for lunch at

“Appropriate

my featured during’ food samplirig. fe.
:.The workshop «takes ::place. at.

Bale Harbour: Community Centre

“on Thursday, Jan. 28 from 7.to 10 — .

Pe m. ‘Pre-registration i is required.

For” further: information call a

“921-7425, Eagle’ Harbour. Centre is-

“located at 5575 Marine Dr. ‘in West. ;

31 - Wednesday, Janwary 27, 1988 ~ North Shore News

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