AIS - Sunday, December 19, 1982 - North Shore News

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BUSY. PREPARING Christmas hampers for needy families being ai

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ed by the North

Van Christmas Bureau: are Salvation Army Captain Samuel: Fame (right) and
volunteer Barry Foster. The.hamper donations.from members of the public may be
delivered to the Salvation Army headquarters, i105 West 12th, North Van or to the
North Shore News néxtdoor at 1139 Lonsdale Avenue. Deadline for donations is 5

p.m. Wednesday.

‘Nutcracker’ features
young N. Shore dancers

LOCAL YOUNGSTERS are
well represented among the
junior “stars” in this year's
traditional holiday per-
formances of Nutcracker by
the Pacific Northwest Ballet
at the Queen Elizabeth
Theatre.

A total of 17 young North
Shore dancers are par-
ticipating in the perennially
popular Christmas season
presentation by David Y.H.

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From North Vancouver
come Erica Gunn, Tanya
Orton, Pieter Quaife, Caroly
Bergstrand, Leslie Red,
Clair Nothard, Kristi Lee
Dudley, Lorrie Chih, Jen-
nifer Anderson, Brandy-Jade
Crossie, Jill Trory, Julie-
Claire Hamilton and Barbara
Champion.

West Vancouver child
dancers are Susan Elizabeth

Fraser, Lesley Trivett, Cathy
Gray and Cora Gray.

The ballet will be per-
formed at 8 p.m. December
28, 29 and 30, and January 2,
3 and 4 — with additional 2
p-m. matinee presentations
December 29, 30 and 31, and
January 2...

Tickets at all Vancouver
Ticket Centre outlets,
Eaton’s and Woodward's
stores. Or call 687-1818.

THE NORTH SHORE NOW HAS A

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LEARNING CENTRE

DURING THE HOLIDAYS

SPECIAL FOUR HOUR INTRODUCTORY CLASSES FOR 10-14 VEAR OLDS
For two houra on two daya - Dec. 21 and 22 trom 10-noon of 1-2p.m

LIMITEO ENROLMENT.

Computer lteracy ta taat becoming an important aki In our personal and professional lives so why not
BIRTHDAY PARTIES WITH COMPUTERS

give a gift that keeps on giving?

GIFT CERTIFICATES

FOR CHRISTMAS
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Make It a Christmas Party!

Play computer games, take
home print-outa of your own

program

SCHEDULE IS NOW SET FOR THE NEW YEAR
CLASSES FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS

PHONE 926-8658

NORTH SHORE COMP-U-TRAIN LTD.
1850 MARINE DRIVE
WEST VANCOUVER, B.C. V7V 1J6

(One block east of the Public Library)

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AT LIONS BAY

THE FIRST mayor of the
Village of Lions Bay, A.M.
(Curly) Stewart, was
honored ‘recently by being
made the first freeman of the
Village on his retirement
after 12 year's service as its
chief magistrate.

The Village council
presented him with an in-
scribed gavel as a memento
of those years. _

At a surprise dinner for.

him and his wife, organized
by the Lions Bay community
and attended by an overflow
company of residents in the
Community Hall, the keys of
the Village were officially
passed to him and-he was
also made an honorary
member of the Lions Bay
Volunteer Fire Department.

In addition, the Stewarts
received a fully paid Alaska
cruise of their choice,

Legal queries
most frequent

THIRTY ‘to forty calls a
week for information or
referral are handled by the
North Shore Information &
Referral Society, a United
Way agency. It is located at
1551 . Pembe: Avenue,
Nortk at fer (phone

The. three most. frequent.

.types of.calls concern legal
questions, community in-
formation and financial and
pension matters. ,

—

‘mayor honored

together with personal gifts
from many residents.

Curly Stewart is a former
longtime resident of North
Vancouver and was honored
earlier this year at North
Van City’s Diamond Jubilee
as a pioneer resident in 1907.

He served as an alderman
on the City’s first elected
council in 1945 following 12
years government by a

He left North Van in 1959
to become one of the first
settlers in Lions Bay and was
instrumental in having the
community incorporated as
a village in 1971, becoming
its mayor in that year and
continuing to hold the office
until this November.

He has been replaced as
mayor by former alderman
Doug Pollock who was
elected last month by ac-
clamation.

commissioner while the City
was in receivership.

Come and see one
great collection of
porcelain, musical
and soft dolls,
solid brass planters,
sculptures and

gifts. Lots of specials
for Christmas.

From- $1.95 to $59.95)

LOCK & GIFT
NUMBER FIVE LONSDALE -
" NORTH VANCOUVER 987-3372.

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