Local author James W.
Morton will be visiting the
West Vancouver Memorial
Library on Thurs. Nov. 26th,
“7:00-8:30 pm.

The Dusty Road from
Perth, written by James
Morton is a book that
touches the heart. In telling
of the discovery of his own-
Scottish ancestral roots, his
words stimulate memories

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Accompany him on social
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of childhood, especially if
you happen to have been
growing up in Vancouver
around the 1920s and ‘30s.

The central figure is his
father, who is portrayed as a
very strong minded man who
could accomplish almost
anything he had a mind to.

Morton slips back and
forth in time effortlessly as
he weaves the thread of his
boyhood in South Burnaby,
to his journey to England
and Scotland to continue his
education.

Morton graduated from
the University of B.C. with
an honours degree in
Bacteriology and went on to
his degree in Medicine at
McGill. Since 1955 he has
been with the faculty of
medicine of UBC where he is
assistant professor and
director of the Lung Func-
tion Laboratory.

Morton has a keen interest
in regional history and has
written three other books -
Capilano, the story of a

JAMES MORTON

river, In the Sea of Sterile
Mountains and the En-
terprising Mr. Moody and the
Bumptious Captain Stamp.
He will be at the West
Vancouver Memorial
Library on Thursday, Nov.
26th between 7:00 and 8:30
pm to discuss his books and
the subject matter related to
them. Phone 926-3291.

EXHIBITION
MARINE PAINTINGS

DECEMBER 4th - 19th

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WINNING TEAM for the North Shore fire hose drill
award was from Cloverley elementary school. The
North Vancouver fire department presented the award
at a school assembly. Left to right are Lt. Inspector.
Perry Masins, the winning-team of Mike “Neal, Liss”:
Stanhope, and Cathy Henderson, and Chief Dick

Hallaway. Also on the team but missing from the

picture fs Bruce Whittred. (Elsworth Dickson photo}

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commencing February 1, 1982 to nurses eligible for B.C.

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Please submit resume, including available references, to:

Mrs. S. Howie
Personnel Department

ST. PAUL’S HOSPITAL

1081 Burrard Street
Vancouver, B.C.
V6Z 1V6

Closing Date For Applications:
December 4, 1981

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