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LIONS GATE Rotary Club members Bud Parpia (left) and Ron Sears
(right) present North Shore YMCA C.P.R. coordinator Peter Evans
with an infant cardiopulmonary resuci manikin. The manikin was
bought with a $463.82 donation from the Rotary Club. The YMCA
offers adult and infant C.P.R. to individuals and businesses. For more
information contact Evans at the West Vancouver YMCA at 926-

$541.

Big Brother sought
for Father's Day

FATHER’S DAY isn’t much of a
holiday for at least one nine-year-
old in North Vancouver.

It just emphasizes what he
misses all year around.
Living alone with his mother,

NINE-YEAR-OLD Mathew of
North Vancouver is seeking a Big
Brother.

Mathew has many interests:
swimming, hiking, soccer, movies,
museums and more. He is a nor-
mal child with a great sense of
humor, who likes playing with his
friends.

But unlike most of them,
Mathew doesn't have a dad. Big

Brothers of Greater Vancouver is ~

trying to find someone to give him
the adult male companionship he
needs — but it isn’t easy.

Not many men volunteer to
become big brothers; more than
100 other seven to 12-year-olds are
on the active waiting list, and
dozens more are in line to be wait-
listed.

It doesn't take much to be a big
brother, just a few hours a week of
being a friend, and the United
Way agency provides support ser-
vices.

Most big brothers say it isn’t a
chore, that they get as much out of
the relationship as their little
brothers. Mathew- wants to: find
out what it’s like. How about you?

For information on becoming a
big brother to Mathew or another
boy, call 434-1411 today.

Open house held at
transportation museum

THE CANADIAN Museum of
Flight and Transportation, in Sur-
rey, is holding its sixth annual
open house, Saturday and Sunday,
June 20 and 21, from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.

Featured are displays of vintage
aircraft, cars, motorcycles, farm
machinery, steam equipment,
models and ultralights. Special
features are hot-air balloon rides,
helicopter rides, fly-bys of vintage
and ultralight aircraft, a parachute
drop-in and the Snoopy and Red

Baron show. Door prizes are
drawn hourly, and food service
and the gift shop are open all day.

Admission is by donation and
there is free parking.

All proceeds from this event go
towards the restoration and display
of antique aircraft and transporta-
tion items.

The Canadian Museum of Flight
and Transportation is located at
13527 Crescent Rd.

For more information, call
531-3744 or 531-2465.

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