12- Friday, December 12, 1997 ~ North Shore New

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22.2 BRIGHT LIGHTS 9 0s
Salvation Army food shelves empty

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requests for food trom needy tamites and individuals '
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enough te stack the bare shelves: New the call tor dele is being,
extended to the community. All donations are wcleonic Mondays
throngi Pridays, PQ aum. te 2 pam. at the Salvation Any, 105
West T2dt St. NV. For more details, cali 988

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The Salvation Army food bank shelves are almost bare Heather MacKay sports
dut Director of Youth and Family Services Linda Sleithis warm smile and friend
hopeful that the North Shore wi'l respond to the plea for request for people to len
food donations. @ charitable hand :
Christmas.

Timothy Fraser cues up Salvation Army operates a soup kitchen every Friday
for game of pool. from 12 to 1 p.m.

Ben LaBoucane heads
into the teen centre in the Sean MacDonald tests Helping out in the kitchen is chef Steve Eskesen — ag
; Salvation Amy building at the exercise bike in the cook who cares.
; the corner of Lonsdale and Power House Youth ’ :
Julien Ramond and Jutia Kukler challenge allteens to West 12th S1.. N.V. Centre fitness area.
help out by dropping off a non-perishable food item to the
Salvation Army located at 105 West 12th St.. North
Vancouver.

Suzi McGladery and Brian Smith wish everyone a very
Merry Christmas.

S.A. Captain Brian Armstrong views the empty shelves in

the pantry and invites people to do what they can to help.

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Julie Humphreys takes a symbolic look in the mirror. The
idea is that people look to themselves to find ways to help
Rick Berreth is busy in the games room. the less fortunate -— particularly over the festive Season.