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Locals encouraged to make
North Van shine this spring

FREE GARBAGE bags will
be distributed by 7-Eleven
Stores next week.

By KIM PEMRERTON NAHCOUVER
News Reporter OF COMMERCE. §

The give-away is all part of the
Make North Vancouver Shine
campaign, being held April 14 to
20, to get volunteers involved in
cleaning up the community for
Expo.

John Stevens, area supervisor
for 7-Eleven, said the store chain is
Nt co-sponsoring the campaign with
rou the two North Vancouver

: municipalities, to improve the ap-

pearance of the city afd district.

a He said 20,000 white garbage
i. bags imprinted with Make North

“ Vancouver Shine will be posted in
‘ public places, such as the library,
oa city hall and at North Vancouver
recreation facilities.

Stevens said the garbage bags
are free to anyone willing to help.
clean-up city streets and parks.

All North Vancouver school
children will be given a bag and.
already two children’s organiza-
tions have committed themselves
to the clean-up campaign.

They are the Seymour District
Boy Scouts and the Norvan Boys
and Girls Club.

Boy Scouts leader lona Bird said
there will be anywhere from 700 to
1,000 children between the ages of
five and !7 cleaning parks from
the Deep Cove area to the

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PITCHING IN to make North Vancouver tidy are focal Chamber of
Commerce members Peggy Pitt-Brooke (holding the sign), Grace Jette
(sweeping), Craig Clark (holding open garbage bag) and Graham Reid

a “Bird, herself a leader of a boy’s (raking). The Chamber is joining Nocth Varcouver businesses and resi-
o “ beaver colony, said 15 members 9¢"tS (0 promote a community clean-up stated Sor Aprit 14-20.

a will spend at least two hours next
ee week to help clean Seymour Park.
a “The beaver’s promise is to love
God and to help take care of the
world, and by caring for the com-
munity, we're showing our love for
the world,’’ she said.

“Boy scouts are very ecology
conscious — it’s part of their
training.”

She said each pack in North
Vancouver is being supplied with
free garbage bags, and will use
regular meeting time, which is once
a week, to pick up debris at a local
park.

North Vancouver City Mayor
Jack Loucks said Expo is a good
incentive for all North Shore
municipalities to clean-up their
areas.

“We'd like to show the best side
of our communities,’’ he said.

“We've always had a clean-up
campaign but this is a very special
time of the year."’

North Vancouver District Mayor
Marilyn Baker said the local
clean-up campaign is combined
with the Make the North Shore
Shine campaign, that encourages
residents to light up their homes
with Christmas lights as a special

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Peggy Pitt-Brooke, manager of
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Commerce, said its 500 members
are sure to endorse the clean-up
campaign.

“It seems to me we've been
very, very tidy, but recently we've
had a few complaints. All we have
to do is wake up and see that a
nice clean street and clean windows
will encourage people to go in a
store and shop,”’ she said.

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