8 —- Sunday, November 3, 1996 — North Shore News

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THE North Shore Assocauon of
the Mentally Handicapped recent
celebrated its 40th anniversary with
aoreunien party held at the
Squamish Nation | Recreation
Centre. Hundreds of folks enjaved
the wonderful affair. whieh tactud

eda potluck feast. 4 Special
Olympics rhythmic gymnastics per

formance, speeches, and fun for all,

PRESIDENTIAL PAIR... The association's first presi-
dent Dick McCallum, teft, catches up with the current
president, Jerry Miachika.

POTLUCK... Betty Fricker sam-
ples some delicious fare.

ON THE WAY... Family sup- bce:
port worker Robin Walton, Square
above, makes her way from dancer Nancy Wilson says hello
the car park to the recreation to some friends in the Squamish
centre entrance. Nation Recreation Centre foyer.

ASSOC
FOR, The ag

POTLUCK PREPARATIONS... Arriving al the reunion with
their delicious-looking contributions for the potluck feast are
Lisa Hart, Helga Mende and her daughter Dawn Mende,
pictured above, left to right.

SOMEONE FROM
THE CITY... North
Vancouver City Mayor
Jack Loucks, right,
arrives before the fes-
tivities get under way.

EXTENDING BEST WISHES... North Shore Association for the
Mentally Handicapped executive director Rick Mowles and manag-

er of research development Gweneth Crook toast the event.
POTLUCK  PICKIN'S... Nancy

Eggros enjoys the tasty refresh-
ments.

RELAXING TIME... Mary
Thompson waits for the
speeches and entertainment to
commence.

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MR ee
IN THE CROWD...
Audience member Percy

Guerrero finds a seat next
to his sister.

SOMETHING SPECIAL... Vocational peer, ry NEWS photos Ann Hamilton
manager Daie Casey enters through WARM WELCOME... Betty ‘ | ; 7 a

the beautifully carved Squamish Coles welcomes the crowd we ‘| FAMILY TIME... While waiting for the ceremony to begin Mike
Nation Recreation Centre doors. to the 40th anniversary party. ne Fricker is joined by his darling littte giris Amanda, lett, and Rachel.