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$20,140 FOR NSNH

City okays grants

NORTH SHORE Neighbour-
hood House came out the big
winner in North Vancouver
City council's annual dis-
pensation of grants to com-
munity groups, with a grant
of $20,140.

But other community
groups, such as the North
Shore Living and Learning
Centre and the North Van-
couver Association for
Children and Adults with
Learning Disabilities, had
their requests for City
funding rejected. Council
makes no comments on the
decision to award money to
some groups and not to
others, merely releasing the
names of the groups and the
amount of the grant, if
awarded.

Other groups to get City
funding for 1983 include
North Shore Family Services
($15,500), North Shore

Volunteers
to tell of
cancer work

NORTH SHORE volunteers
active in the patient service
and public education pro
grams of the Canadian
Cancer Society are holding
an information evening next
Tuesday, April 12, from 7:30
to 10 p.m. at Highlands
School, 3150 Colwood,
North Vancouver.

Subjects to be explained
and discussed include volun-
teer driving (the transport of
cancer patients to treat-
ment); emotional support of
mastectomy patients;
emotional and financial
support of cancer patients
and their famihes tn general.
and Proyect Non-Smoker. a
smoking education program
directed at high schools.

Everyone is welcome

N. Shore
agendas

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Monday 7:30 p.m.

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Safety Council ($950), Out-
doors Unlittered ($100) and
the Canadian Paraplegic
Association ($500). Rejected
applicants include the North

Shore Chamber Music
Society, the North Shore
Information and = Referral
Society, and the Kiwanis

Music Festival.

ENTRY FORM:

N. Shore foster parents honored

TWENTY North Shore resi-
dents who have acted as
foster parents for 10 years or
more were honored recently
at a reception given by the
Ministry of Human
Resources in the North
Shore Winter Club.

Foster parents, sponsored
and aided financially by the
ministry, care in their own
homes for children of any
age from newborn to 18

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years when the natural
parents are unable to care
for them.

Both couples and single
adults can qualify as foster
parents.

Awarded sterling = silver
pins to mark their minimum
of 10 years service were:

Betty Barrow, Doreen and

George Jenkins, Joan and
Blair Middleton, Helen
Overes, Marj and Vince

START TIME: 9:00 am.

Long, Leona and Dick
Pedosuk, Doreen’ and
Rodney Worrall, Noella and
Bob Pearson, Barbara Kirk-
land, Hanna Seibeck, Karl
and Gail Weiberg, Sherry
and Paul Lundholm.

Other foster parents
received certificates of ap-
preciation for the length of
tume they have fostered.

An additional award was
made to Charlotte Winkler,

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timer at Finish Line

deadine 6 00 PM ‘Gold’,

quarter marathon, (6 52 miles. 10 55 Kilometres)

‘Silver’,

a tongtime North Shore
foster parent, of a life
membership in the Foster
Parent Federation in
recogmtion of her many
services to that body.

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QUARTER CENTURY
QUARTER MARATHON

DATE: sunday April 24, the First Day of Daylight Saving.

remember to set your clocks ahead on Saturday

START/FINISH: Park Royal South, at the overpass near the Bay Garden

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PRIZES: t-shirts guaranted to all runners who register by Monday, April 18.
and ‘Bronze’ medals to top three

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and female finishers overall

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