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Womens Networking Club looking for
actree members, Call 987-1823.
LADIES SEOW—PITCH. Sea level, Bowen
Island. Need other tadies to play & pon
dur tournaments, June 20th

Contact Rina 947-2645

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coed stow pitch semi-competitive.
985-2323; Days 988-4613 Maureen.

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collectables on display now at

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LA. 0 F.0.€. 2638 somination &

election, May 11, 1992
outside guard & | trustee

NAKUSP CENTENNIAL Homecoming
August 1-3, Slopitch Tournament,
Dances, Water Sports, Golf Run, Much
More! Plan to come home for fun and
visiting. Pass the word.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY
KEN BURNETT

finally! 1!
The Big Five Oh!

You hoped we'd forget
didn’t vou!

from your many ‘‘friends’*

Gleneagles Schoo!
Horseshee Bay

Thursday, May 7, 1992
7:30 p.m.

In aitendance will be Mayor Sager of West

Vancouver and various

other Officials

HAMMORD - Ruth Margaret, born in
Fairy Glen, Saskatchewan February 16,
1923, passed away suddenly May 3,
1992 in Surrey, 8.C. Survived by her
joving husband Donald of 41 years and
daughter Lesley with children Kelly and
Lindsay, son fan and wife Orusilla of
Kamloops with children Angela and
Derek, son Keith and wife Kathy and son
Drew. Ruth will always be remembered
and sadly missed by her loving family,
sisters Betty (Roy), twin sister Violet
(Lloyd). brothers Johnny, Bilt (Beatty)
and Robert, all of Saskatchewan. Me-
motia! service Thursday, May 7 at 2pm
in St Catherines Anglican Church, 1058
Ridgewood, North Vancouver. In lieu of
flowers, donations to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation would be appreci-
ated. Arrangements through the Memo-
tiat Society of B.C. and First Memorial
Funeral Services.
980-3451

HIELSEW - John Kay, passed away
peacefully after a lengthy illness. Sur-
vived by his loving wife Vivienne, son
Douglas and daughter Judy, 2 sisters
Christine and Saily. Private family ser-
vice wili be held. Cremation. tn lieu of
flowers, donations to the B.C. Cancer
Society would be appreciated, Arrange-
ments through FIRST MEMORIAL
FUNERAL SERVICES.
989-3451

SKINNER - Frederick Snowden of West
Vancouver, suddenly of a heart attack on
May 2. 1992, at the age of 73. Fred was
born in Providence, Rhode Island in
1919, the elder son of Mary and Col.
Frederick Snowden Skinner, He gradu-
ated from Princeton University in 1940
with a degree in Political Science, and
served in the U.5. Army Air Force in the
Hawaiian Islands from 1982 to 1946.
After a brief stint at the Montreal
Gazette, Fred came to Vancouver in
1946, where he worked on the news
desh of the Vancouver Sun for the next
34 years. He was highly respected at the
Sua as “an editor's editor.” Fred was a
devoted family man, keen sailor and
cross country skier, and staunch sup-
porter of the NOP. He will be sadly
missed by his wife of 44 years, lune
(nee O'Grady). brother Judge Walter J
Skinner and wife Syfvia of Boston,
daughter Mary Maillard and husband
Keith of North Vancouver, daughter Jaa
Skinner of North Vancouver, son Guy
Skinner of Squamish snd geanddaugh-
ters Jane and Elizabeth Maillard True to
his modest nature, Fred did ant wish 3
service of any hind. ta leu ct Howers,
friends may make donations to the
charity of their choice
Good night! Good megit!
As we so aft Love said
Beneath this oui at midnight
in the days that are na more.
and shail no more refure
Thou bast but taken thy lamp
and gone to bed.
| stay a ittle longer. as one stays
Te cover up rhe amhers tna? stil puta

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OAKES - Kathleen Alice, died peacefully
iis her sleep on Saturday, May 2, 1992
at Inglewood Manor in West Vancouver.
Predeceased by her husband Reg
(1984). Lovingly remembesed by children
Janet (Gerry Brown), Marian (Bill Easton)
and Geollery Oakes. Beloved Nana of
Susan and Andrew Brown, William
(Sandy), tan, David and Fiona Easton,
Mara, Peter, Mikhael Oakes. Great-Nan
of Bill jr. Predeceased by 4 brothers
and survived by sister Marjorie Wallis in
England. and many nieces and nephews
in Britain and Canada. Kath and Reg
spent many years in Maracaibo,
Venezeula, immigrating in 1957 to
Niagara Falls, Ontario where they lived
for 14 years. In Niagara Falls, Kath was
actively involved in Anglican Church
work, a life member of the Womens
Auxiliary, Leader of the Junior Choir, St.
John’s, Stasntord, National Synod dele-
gate and a pioneer organizer of Meals-
On-Wheels for Niagara Falls. Alter thei
move to Calgary in 197! Kath continued
in her commitment to Church work at
The Cathedral. Church of the Redeemer.
In 1979 Kath and Reg moved to North
Vancouver where Kath was as actively
involved at St. Catherine's Anglican
Church as her health permitted. A loving
wife, mother, grandmother and frend. A
Funeral Service will be held Wednesday,
May 6, 1992 at 12 noon in the Church
of St. Catherine's, 1053 Ridgewood
Drive, North Vancouver. tn lieu of
flowers, donations can be made to the
St. Catherine’s Memorial Fund or charity
of your choice. Arrangements entrusted
to FIRST MEMORIAL FUNERAL SER-
VICES, 1505 Lillooet Road, North Van-
couver. “Rest in Eteraal Peace.”
980-3451
PEACCSK - Dr. Kenneth Ash, passed
away on May 3, 1992 in Victoria B.C. He
is survived by his loving family. $
children Joan, Gayda. Ken, Shen and
Gordon. Serwce to be held on Saturday,
May 9 at 2:30 p.m. in the Hollyburn
Funeral Home, 1807 Marine Drive, West
Vancouver with Mr. lan Andrews of-
liciating. Cremation. In tieu of flowers.
the family would greatly appreciate
donations to the tions Gate Hospital
Foundation.

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DARK BROWH short haired female cat,
Burmese, kink at end of tail, lost Apr
15, Huntleigh Cr area. Reward 929-6827
GOLDEN RETRIEVER - female, 12 years
old, tatooed ea. Last seen vicinity Clyde
Ave/Duchess/east side Taylor Way area,
West Van, 7pm Sunday, May 3. Reward.
Name Laika. Please call Jeff, 926-4314.

GREY/WHITE cockatiel with orange
markings lost in Deep Cove ares. Call
Lynda or Jim at 929-1533.

LOST PASSPORT at Marine Ds (Save-On-
Foods), North Van. Call Guti at 926-6652.

MEN'S SWISS ARMY watch lost, Mon
27th, West Van High or 7 Eleven.
Reward. 922-5959.

SHORT HAIRED smokey grey cat, female
5 years cld, wearing black collar. 4400
Marine Di area, West Van. 922-0444

SIAMESE Seat Point - Deep Cove, Myrtle
Park, smati female, leather collar, round
brass tag, April 24. Reward. 929-7809

SMALL OLD Calico cat(multi-coloured &
white} missing since Apr 10th vicinity of
Prospect Ave and Ranger. Reward. Sadty
missed, please call 987-2785.

TIGER STRIPED. neutered, short hair
cat. Emeraid & Sunset atea. May 1.
Please call 985-3249

Fashion &
is Beaut
KIRBY'S HAIRSTYLING
Redken Premier Saton

Perms. Colours. Retails
Call 987-1717

MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Free SUN MILK-value $12.70-
With every European Facial.
NG. Shin and Trim 980-6814

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AFTER GARASE Sale -1345 Chesterfield,
Sat. Hose found for brown Hoover can-
nister vacuum. 988-1772, 980-6615.

BOX OF personal possessions found on

Dollartan Highway on Wed Apri! 29th.

Call 987-5708.

§ FOUND on May 4 pair of ‘adies glasses

at 15th & Lonsdale, blue frame.
987-6195

IRISH SETTER, female, found at Park
Roya! on Fri, May 1. Call 929-3061.
MONDAY A.M. Smatl boys mountain
bike. 27th & Chesterfield area. Call to
identify 988-5638.
PARAKEET/BUDGIE?? Found vicinity
23rd & Mathers, West Van, Sunday.
Please identify. 922-2000.

PRESCRIPTION GRASSES mens (silver

metal framed) 16th & Lonsdale, 983

2951 leave message.

SIAALL GREY kitien found at 145 west
Keith Road. Call 980. 9476

COCAINE ANONYMOUS meets every Fri-

day evening, 7:30 pm, suite 203, 1760

Marine Drive, West Vancouver, at

Seaview Alcohol and Drug Programmes,
926-9260

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