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Friday, February 14, 1992 - North Shore News - 39

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

MAZDA PROUDLY displayed its R26B Rotary, winner at Le Mans, at fast month’s Pacific International Auto show.

World Vision project fights hunger | Next

YOUNG PEOPLE in the
North Vancouver area will
go hungry to fight hunger
during World Vision
Canada’s 30-Hour Famine
on Feb. 1.

Nearly 25,000 Canadians, many
in groups at schools, churches and
community organizations, will
work together to raise awareness
about global poverty.

For 30 hours, beginning at 1

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p.m., participants will go without
food, drinking only water and
juice. Meanwhile, they will learn
about the issues behind poverty
and will raise money to fight
hunger.

In 1991, 87,000 people fasted
and raised $1.8 million. This year
they will aim for $2.4 million. It
will fund immediate food aid and
long-term community develop-
ment work in Thailand, Brazil,
Ethiopia, Mozambique and other

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High school student participants
will be eligible for one of four
travel scholarships, donated by
corporate sponors, to visit World
Vision projects in Thailand. Any-
one interested in participating
should phone the 30-Hour Famine
hotline at 1-800-387-8080.

The Capilano United Church
Youth group will be among the
participants.

week Greg Wilson
test drives the mid-size
92. Jeep Cherokee Sport

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