12 - Friday, October 28, 1988 - North Shore News

Crime prev

ention focus

of local cable program

YOUTH PARTICIPATION in community crime
prevention will be encouraged through an upcoming
Shaw Cable TV program, during National Crime
Prevention Week, Oct, 30 to Nov. 6. The focus for
the week is on family and community.

Young people from the Capilano Youth Project
drop-in centre at recCentre Griffin will be addressing
local family and community issues by interviewing
"North Shore families and citizens. for a Shaw Cable
volunteér program: ae yy.

channel four, 7:30 p.m. tonight; 6:30 p.m., Monday,
Oct. 31; 10 p.m., Thursday, Nov, 3.

Capilano Community Services Society established
the Capilano Youth Project in April 1986 for unaf-
filiated youth who do not typically accept or become
involved in traditional community activities.

The project offers informal social and recreational
activities at the Griffin Teen Centre, where a youth
worker is available to guide youths for counselling
and provide help with developing leadership training

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Drop-in centre youth worker Terry Bulych will be as part of the program. Through peer counselling
Tweeds - Charmeuse’- Ponges.

workshops, a core group of youths have learned

interviewed by Shaw Cable’s Tanya Anderson.
The Associates will be televised on Shaw Cable,

Halloween events scheduled

IT’S HALLOWEEN and time for
the annual Halloween Haunted
House at the William Griffin Rec-
reation Centre.

This year’s Haunted House and
Swim will be held on Saturday,
Oct. 29, from 3 to 5 p.m. for
children under 10 years and their

parents, and 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. for .

brave individuals over eight years.
From 1:30 to 6 p.m. there will
be a Monster Splash in the pool
with various activities around the
pool deck such as bobbing for ap-

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ples and a pumpkin pinata.

Volunteers from the North Van-
couver Recreation Commission,
local youth groups, and North
Vancouver secondary schools have
designed several traditional scenes
featuring ghosts, goblins and wit-
ches,

Admission to this event is 50¢
for children and $1 for adults (over
19 years). Admission includes both
the Haunted House and the
Monster Splash. Advance tickets
are available at the facility.

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Gas fireplaces
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SUNDAY

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techniques to help others who may need support.

William Griffin Recreation Centre,
851 W. Queens Rd., for more in-
formation.

OPPORTUNITY

986-2255 or visit the

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A Community Challenge

GO BC means Growth and
Opportunity for British Columbia
communities.

GO BC offers a challenge to
local groups and organizations
to match up their energy and
commitment with provincial
government resources to enrich
their lives and bolster that sense
of pride we have in our
communities.

Over the next three and a
half years, $162 million from the
B.C. Lottery Fund will be avail-
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a broad range of beneficial
community projects.

These GO BC projects will:

— improve the quality of
community life

— exhibit strong community
support, including volun-
teer participation and
financial commitment

Honourable Bill Reid
Minister of Tourism
and Provincial Secretary

— stimulate economic activity
in the community through’
iob creation and the use
of local materials, goods
and services

That's the challenge, and
that's the opportunity in a program
that encourages the widest
possible community participation
by local people and local
suppliers.

Comprehensive brochures
outlining details of the program
and application forms are
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Minister of State or any
Government Agent's Office.

GO BC — There has rarely
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promise.