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Collection centers |
for hamper donations:
In North Vancouver:
The North Shore News

1139 Lonsdale Ave.

In West Vancouver:

' No. 1 Fire Hall

16th at Fulton Ave.

5 McCrae and Andrea Boyer of the News had the happy job last year of sorting
readers gifts of food t into > Christmas hampers for needy families.

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We expect even more families in our community to be
in need this Christmas and are counting on our readers’
to help as much as possible. As many as 600 families
will not have any Christmas dinner unless they receive a
hamper from the North Vancouver Christmas Bureau
or the West Vancouver Santa Claus fund.

Donations of non-perishable foods and good quality
used (or new) toys will be assembled into ‘Individual
hampers but monetary donations which are 2 income tax
deductible are also needed.

| Suggestions for hamper donations

Canned Meats & Fish. te Bacon
Prem, Chicken, Tuna. etc
Tea & Coffee

Candy
Chatstmas Coke and Shortbread
Butter and/or Margarine

Mail Cheques to:

N.V. Christmas Bureau

P.O. Box 86081
North Vancouver, V7L 435

W.V. Santa Claus Fund

P.O. Box 91114
Weat Vancouver
V7IV 3N3

Soups-tinned and dehydrated —
Cake or Cookie Mixes
Pudding, Biscutt Mixes

Peanut Butter, Jam, Honey, Syrup
Crackers, Cereals

Sugar (white or brown)

Flour

Spaghetti, Noodles, etc
Potatoes, Rice

Japanese Oranges

Christmas Napkins, Tablecloth

For information call:
In North Vancouver 985-8612

In West Vancouver 922-6522

Or call ee
The North Shore News sundity .
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