34 - Friday, July 24, 1992 — North Shore News

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SATURDAY

Suly 25--Pets Lid. Summer Variety
Sale; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 2342) Mathers
Ave., W.V. Plenty of bargains: pro-
ceeds to help the animals.

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duly 25--Secret Cedar Grove Trip.
Wade across Lynn Creek & hike cross
country through rugged rain forest
terrain 10 wonder at these hidden
forgotten giant cedars. Advanced
off-trai! hike. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.;
$9. Registration required, GVRD,
432-6350.

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July 25--Ongoing. Seniors hot evening
meal program needs volunteer servers
& drivers on Monday & Wednesday,
4-5 p.m. Also: Volunteers needed to
visit & walk with people who have
mobility problems. Info: N.S. Health
Volunteer Program, 986-7111.

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Suly 25-N.S. Humane Society Sum-
mer Rummage Sale; proceeds to help
abandoned cats & to help fund the
neuter campaign; 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; 148
E. Kings Rd., N.V. Info: 987-6282.

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July 25--Ongoing to Sept. 29. N.S.
Community Tennis Association invites
new members, all levels, to join out-
door games on Sat. & Sun. mornings,
‘Tues. & Thurs. eves. Register: 983-
3543.

CRS

July 25--Gngoing. Available at rec-
Centre Lonsdale: volleyball instruc-
tion, tennis lessons & ball hockey. {n-
fo: 987-PLAY.

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July 25~Ongoing. Pets & Friends
Program. Volunteers are needed to br-
ing their pets into rest homes, hospi-
tals & care facilities where people need
friendly contact with animals. {nfo:
879-5991.

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July 25--Ongoing. Learn to square
dance, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., W.V.
Seniors’ Activity Centre. Info: Dozcen
Sillery, 987-5397.

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July 25--Cngoing. Al-Anon and Ala-
teen Family Group. N.S. Daily sup-
pert meeting for people with alcohol-
related concerns. N.S. meetings 6 days
per week. Info: 688-1716. .

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July 25--Ongoing. Co-dependants
Anonymous meeting. 10 a.m. at N.
Lonsdale Church. Recovery program
to promote healthy relationships. Info:
985-6832 or 984-0243.

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SUNDAY

July 26--Free: Lonsdale Quay Carib-
bean Sunday. Concert: Los Tropicos
(tropical steel drums. Street perfor-
mers: The Swing Sisters (singing
Carmen Miranda type songs) 2-4 p.m.
Donations to benefit the Lions Gate

United Way names
North Shore chair

GARY BADER, the North
Shore area manager for the
Royal Bank of Canada, wiil
be heading the United Way
of the Lower Mainland’s
Campaign Community
Focus Committe for the
North Snore.

The Campain Community
Focus, which was established in
199! and is 2 division of the Unit-
ed Way's campaign fundraising
program, is comprised of 13
committees representing the 19
Lower Mainland municipalities
covered by the United Way Cam-
paign.

The objective of the committees
is to increase awareness and sup-
port of the United Way within
loca? communities.

Bader, who lives and works on
the North Shore, was appointed as
chairperson for North. Vancouver
last year. Now, in his second year,
Bader will be responsible for both
North and West Vancouver,

When asked abut his previous
United Way experience, he said,
“I enjoyed the challenge and suc-
cess last year and I enjoyed being
involved in tie community and in
helping others.””

As chairperson, Bader is
responsible for encouraging small
and independent businesses to
support the campaign and raising
the profile of the United Way and
its local agencies.

Bader says he is committed to
his role as chairperson because he
believes in the United Way
organization and its integral func-
tion in the community — assisting
those who are less fortunate than
others.

‘With the growing demand on
agencies to provide more pro-
grams and services, the local team
is confident that by working
together they can demonstrate to

GARY BADER, the newly-ap-
pointed chairperson of the
North Shore committee of the
United Way Campaign Coni-
munity Fecus for 1992, is look-
ing forward to raising public
awareness and community

support for the United Way.

their community that the United
Way really is the way to help the
most,” said Bader.

In September the United Way
of the Lower Mainland will
kick-off its fundraising drive on
behaif of more than 100 member
and affiliate agencies.

North Shore events wil! include
the second annual Waterfront
Park Tug-on-DoWn Family Day
at Waterfront Park, 200 block
West Esplanade in North Van-
couver.

And on Sunday, Sept. 27 the
United Way Awareness Day,
which will feature celebrity T-shirt
painting and a sand-castle com-
petition among focal businesses,
will take place at Duadarave Park
in West Vancouver.

For more information all 924-
8929.

More fun facts about cars

From page 28

have round and rectangle cut-outs
to hold pop as well as tetra-paks.
Tiny Geo Metro’s headroom
(five-door): front 99 cm, rear 97
cm; Mercury Sable’s headroom
(4-door): front 97 cm, rear 96 crn;
You don't always get more head-
room from larger cars. .
Percentage of Americans who
purchased air-conditioners for

their new cars last year: 84%;
percentage of them who decided
to have pawer windows: 57%;
percentage of four-wheel anti-
tock brakes purchased: 15%.

One of the reasons why North
Americans like leather seats: fine
smell, The reason why many Jap-
anese luxury cars with leather
seats have no smell: the Japanese
don’t like the strong smell of
leather.

WHAT'S

Hospital Foundation.

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July 26—-Family Event: Caribbean Day
1992; Waterfront Park, 200 block W.
Esplanade, N.V.; EL a.m.-7) p.m.;
Cultural Festival, join the fun with the
Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society;
parade, arts & crafts, entertainment,
competitions, Info: 1-596-0145.

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July 26--Concert By The Sea: Soul
Survivors Steel Band; 1:30 p.m.;
Horseshoe Bay Plaza, W.V. Also:
Concert By The Sea: N.Van Alumni
Band; 7 p.m.; Ambleside Park, W.¥V.
Info: 925-3605.

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July 26--Hollyburn Heritage Hike —
Baden Powell, Trail to Hollyburn
Ridge; moderately easy hike, 3 hrs.,
wear protective clothing, sturdy
footwear, bring lunch & beverages; 1!
a.m. meet at infe kiosk, cross country
ski area, Cypress Provincial Park. In-
fo: 922-7949,

duly 26-& Aug. 2. ‘Diet for a New
America’, PBS video presentation,
also question & answer session by
Canada Earth Save Society; 3-4:30
p.m.; Lynn Canyon Ecolocy Centre,

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July 26-Ongoing each Sun. NAR-
ANON. Mutual support group for
relatives & friends of people with a
drug dependency. 7-8:30 p.m. Alano
Club, 176 E. 2nd St., N.V. Info:
926-6453.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and.
entertainment listings see the
Around Town column in Wed-

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