18 - Sunday, October 4, 1892 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

_ DAVE MCINTOSH, Nancy Ebert, Barry Duffus and Estelle Nendick rehearse a scene from Alan
Ackybourn’s farcical comedy, How the Other Half Loves, North Vancouver Community Players’
season opener. The play runs at Hendry Hall unti! Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. For tickets, phone 983-2633.

United Way aims to raise $17 million

SEVENTEEN MILLION, five
hundred and fifty seven thousand,
eight hundred and seventy-three
... those are the dollars that thou-
sands of volunteers will be work-
ing over the next three months to
raise for United Way of the
Lower Mainland’s 1992 fundrais-
ing campaign.

The goal was announced by
United Way’s 1992 General Cam-
paign Chair Mike O'Connor,
president and CEO of BC Transit,
at the campaign kick-off on
Wednesday, Sept. 16.

LONSDALE QUAY

O'Connor addressed a crowd of
United Way supporters at ‘‘Car-
nival Under Glass,’’ a Mardi Gras
celebration held over the noon
hour at the Plaza of Nations.

Over 800 volunteers and
donors, many from Lower
Mainland workplace campaigns,
took a break at lunch to attend
the event, which included enter-
tainment by Kathy Kidd and the
Kongo Mambo group.

“Its important that United
Way be able to move effectively
and quickly when there is urgent

need,”’ explained O’Connor, who
chairs a 23-member cabinet of
volunteers.

O’Connor urged donors who
can to increase their gifts by 10%
this year, to help make the
$17,557,873 goal.

Last year, United Way raised
$17 million for its 91 member
agencies and other organizations
in 19 Lower Mainland
municipalities. The
workplace campaign runs until
Nov. 26, and the public campaign
wraps up on Dec. 31.

ET AND HOTEL PRESENT

A CUSTOMER APPRECIATION EVENING
A BENEFIT FOR NORTH SHORE FAMILY SERVICES

You are invited to Feast Your Eyes at LONSDALE QUAY MARKET and HOTEL
on Thursday, October 8th, 1992, at 7 p.m.
Come and see the new Fall fashion collections at the second level Shops and
take a tour of the Lonsdale Quay Hotel's new facilities on the third level.

Strolling models, shopping, refreshments and music.

Fashions for men and women presented by:

Barkhor
Faces
Melrose Ave.

Out of Africa Global Culture

Casanova
Cook Design's Studio
The Sock Exchange

Dry Dock Clothing Co.

J. Gregory Men's Apparel
Zig Zag

Fatal Attractions

Invitations available at the Second Floor Fashion Shops and must be picked
up in advance of Octobert 8th. For more information phone 985-6261.

Merth Shore x
Family Services

“MARKET:

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