35 - Wednesday, Juiy 23, 1986 - North Shore News

GVRD entertains

SCHOOL’S OUT, summer’s here
~— and so are all your relatives and
friends who've arrived for Expo.

Pick up a summer-full of
unusual and exciting entertainment
ideas, compliments of the Greater
Vancouver Regional District
(GVRD) Parks Department, in the
free Park-a-Fairs 86 brochure.

Every weekend throughout July,
August and September you can en-

joy special events and one-day
family nature programs. You can
discover the unexpected surprises
and spectacular views of nature
and history, right in your own
backyard.

Pick up your free Park-a-Fairs
&6 brochure at your neighborhood
library, community centre, recre-
ation centre or London Drugs, or
call the GVRD at 432-6350, week-
days from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

" NEWS Neil Lucente

FRANK WILLIAMS, an organizer of the 10th Annual Kiwanis Seniors’Barbecue, takes a break from the
grill to enjoy a burger. More than 400 people turned up in Lynn Valley Saturday for the event.

Seniors’
network
invites

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INTERESTED SENIORS are in-
vited to join the North Shore
Seniors’ Network Society.

Run by seniors, the society’s aim
is the establishment of a social
support system linking all types of
formal and informal services,
resources and information to
senior citizens in the community,

Seniors can give and receive
emotional support, material aid,
service information and social con-
tact.

Through a= survey of local
seniors’ needs as well as the
available resources in the region,
the network society aims to link
need with resources, eliminate
duplication of services and en-
courage developnient of new ser-
vices as required.

The seniors’ network on the
North Shore is now well establish-
ed with the objective of enriching
the lives of the elderly in the com-
munity, providing enjoyable
pastimes and opportunities for
socializing, exchanging ideas, and
providing information on all mat-
ters relevant to the age group.

Seniors are encovraged to join
this service of ‘‘seniors cheerfully
assisting others’’.

For further information call the
office at 201-900 West J6th Street,
telephone 984-2508, evenings,
988 0590 or 988-7657.

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