ee

of. Lions Gate Hospital is

“The e pharmacy department
sponsoring a contest aimed
at discouraging the unnec--
essary accumulation of pres-
cription and non- prescription -
products in the home.’

-In order to enter members

of the public should. bring all.

their old medications to one
of the four following North -
Shore depots:

° Lions Gate ‘Hospital '
Pharmacy Dept.. (spon-~
sor) 230 East 13th St., —
North Vancouver

© Davies Prescription.
Pharmacy
145 W. 16th St., N.V.

© Woolco Dryg Dept.,
Capilano Mall, N.V.

© Hollyburn Pharmacy
1695 Marine Dr., W.V.

Eniry details are posted at _
the depot. The persons
submitting the oldest and the
greatest number of medica-
tions- will win.

The two winners. will
receive dinners for two at the

Harvest Restaurant, 180
West Esplanade, _North
“Vancouver. © =>. cod ae

Since the initial ‘tesponse
to advertising has been
considerable, people may
enter anytime from now until
the contest ends, March 26,
1977. All entries become the
property of Lions Gate
Hospital and will be inciner-
ated. ar

The contest is
presented -in

being
conjunction

_with ‘‘Poison Week’’ to bring
to the attention of the public
potential. poisons in their
homes.

Dear Editor:

Being the ‘‘she’’ of the
Lynn Valley Study committee
to whom J.R. Happer refer-
red in his article in the North
Shore News, 2nd March
1977, 1 feel I have to reply to
his comments.

I realize that Mr. Hopper
‘cannot be blamed for taking
the comment ‘nothing for
youngsters to do’’ out ‘of.
context, as the background —
behind this comment did not
appear in the News. How-
ever, if he had taken the
trouble to read the. study —
_ Report he would have seen.
that.in the study we: found
there to be adequate formal
organized activities _ for
youth.

This

is not necessarily
what all

youth, or even any ..

youth, want all of the time.

The

great need is_ for

informal social activities for:

young people. In Lynn Valley
there is a singular: lack of
informal “settings “: where
youth can meet and do their.
own thing.

In response to the idea. of
the Militia solving our
. problems, Forbes Avenue is.
a good distance from Lynn —
‘Valley and many young
people do not have ready
access to any but public

transportation, which does.

not. provide a convenient
.service between the two
points.

In addition I would think it

is debatable whether training
youth in weapon handling
and blasting will contribute
toa decrease in delinquency.

Sue Gedge

Lynn Valley Study
Committee.

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smaller works that were
completed in London, Eng-
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works.

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1965.

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