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FLOWERS FOR A GRAND LADY from North Van's Tracy Wheeler, Miss PNE.
Mrs. Henerika Vanderveen, 74, of Vancouver finally receives the top Senior
Homemaker Award of the 1980 exhibition after entering for 19 years and previously
winning 125 ribbons for her high-quality work.

Students spend summer
helping senior citizens

An imaginative wind-up to
a summer of service was
staged last week by students
who have spent the summer
months helping senior
citizens.

Participants on the federal
Summer Youth Employment
Program “Student Services
for Seniors” held the last
performances of a novel
fashion show which they
staged at 10 private hospitals
and rest homes on the North
Shore.

Directed by supervisor

Arlene Campbell and entitl-
“ed “Old Fashioned Days”, it

featured fashions from the
late eighteen hundreds to the
mini-skirt. At the Kiwanis
Lodge and Inglewood Lodge
in West Vancouver a private
collection of authentic
period costumes owned by
Jonathan Walford were
shown by volunteer models.

The emphasis in the young
people’s work for seniors
during the summer was on
outings — the highlight be-~
ing the Malibu Princess
cruises up Howe Sound or
Indian Arm, with lunch
aboard prepared by the
students.

Kay Cragg, coordinator of
the North Shore Volunteers

for Seniors (the sponsoring

association) praised the en-

thusiasm and hard work of

the students.
“We couldn't have func-
tioned one half as well

without their help,” she said.

The association’s regular
weekly programs for the fall
started yesterday and
volunteers are needed in
several of the homes.

Persons interested in this
rewarding volunteer work

are asked to call Kay Crags

at 922-2816 or 926-4838. —

LOVELY MODEL Dody Dubeta will commentate a special fashion show “Just Fo
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