30 - Wednesday, November 4, 1987 - North Shore News

Lifestyles

FOURTEEN MEN received
special recognition for their
community service in North
and West Vancouver —
volunteering to be Big
Brothers who give consistent
friendship and guidance to
area boys without fathers.

They were honored by Big
Brothers of Greater Vancouver in
a formal presentation Thursday,
Oct. 29 at Capilano Community
Services.

Operating mainly on
private funding, Big
Brathers matches
dlunteers and boys
»..40ut fathers, and
provides ongoing
support services for
the duration of each
big brother
relationship.

Each of the Big Brothers receiv-
ed a silver commemorative pin for
having devoted at least one year to
a seven-to-12-year-old North Shore

boy. The little brothers will receive |

certificates.

Presentations were made by first
vice-president Peter Gorgopa and
executive director Penny Burk.

Recognition for two years ser-
vice to fatherless North Shore boys

went to:

North Vancouver residents Mike
DeVertueil, Jim Devine, Martin
Slater and Walter Vanlieshout.

Vancouver residents Paul Calton
and Henry Goldbeck.

West Vancouver residents Kim

- Moller and Ken Storey.

One-year Big Brothers
received recognition were:

Burnaby resident Doug Mac-

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North Vancouver residents Marc
Bruendi, Don Campbell, Craig
Johnston and Dan Rothenbush.

Vancouver resident Ron Orr.

Operating mainly on private
funding, Big Brothers matches
volunteers and boys without fa-
thers, and provides ongoing sup-

photo Cindy Bellamy
port services for the duration of
each big brother relationship.

The agency is experiencing a
severe shortage of volunteers, with
more than 100 boys on its active
waiting list and dozens more in line
to be wait-listed.

For information on becoming a
Big Brother call 434-1411.

13-YEAR-OLD GREG Thorn
and his Big Brother Dan
Rothenbush proudly display the
certificates they recently receiy-
ed. A ceremony was held to
honor the dedication displayed
by men who act as steady vcom-
panions to boys lacking a con-
sistent male influence in their

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