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ABOUT 1,200 lives were lost
on Canadian waterways in
wanada last year — and
alcohol was involved in more
than half of these accidents,
says Red Cross spokesman
Janet Whitehead.

“It's difficult for some
boaters to imagine a day out
in the sun and open air
without a case of beer,’’ she
said.

“But a boat operator with
a blood alcohol level of 0.04
— one-half of the legal limit
of driving — can be
significantly impaired.””

Continued Whitehead:

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Don't mix alcohol
and water

“In a boat, when you com-
bine a blood alcoho! level of
0.04 with fatigue, the glare
of the sun and the noise and
vibration of a motor, the
reflexes of the operator are
reduced enough to make him
legally impaired by provin-
cial driving laws.

The first thing the opera-
tor loses is his judgement.

The saine is true of water
skiers — a nasty spill caused
by alcohol-induced
carelessness can increase the
chances of serious injury.

Those who operate boats
under the influence of

RRSP options
for seniors

R.R.S.P. OPTIONS will be
the topic of a retirement fi-
nancial planning lecture,
sponsored by the North
Shore Information and Vol-
unteer Centre, Friday, May
31 at 1:30 p.m.

Before age 71 a person
must decide what.to do with
the funds that have been ac-
cumulating in one’s
R.R.S.P. This lecture will
outline the various options,
their specific advantages and
their income tax implica-
tions. Cash withdrawals,
annuities and R.R.I.F.’s
each have their merits
depending on one’s. cir-
cumstances and other
retirement income.

Gordon Solnes, manager
of Solguard Annuity Con-
sulting Services Ltd. will
present this illustrated tec-

ture. There will be lots of
tine for questions and
answers, and tea and coffee
will be served.

To register, call Silver
Harbour Centre at 980-2474,
The Centre is located at 144
East 22nd Street in North
Vancouver. °

This lecture is part of a
continuing series of retire-
ment financial planning
programs arranged by the
Financial Information for
Seniors Committee of the
North Shore Information
and Volunteer Centre. Rep-
resentatives of the Commit-
tee will be on hand to tell
about their free Financial
Information Service for
people over 60 with modest
resources.

For further information
about this service, ot the lec-
ture, please call 985-7138.

Piano concert

WOODWINDS AND brass
will join the North Shore
Chamber Orchestra on Fri-
day,
mance of Rimsky Kor-
sakov’s Capriccis
Espagnole, and the -Grieg
Piano Concerto in A Minor
with pianist Tom Kellough.

The move from chamber
to full symphony sound was
prompted by this taiented
young pianist, a native of
West Vancouver, who
studies with Robert Silver-
man.

Two. string orchestra

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June 7 in a perfor- .

works, Vivaldi’s Concerto in
G Minor, and Vaughan
Williams’ Fantasia on
Greensleeves with harp and
flute, make up the balance
of the program which will be
presented in the West Van-
couver Secondary School
Theatre, 1750 Mathers
Avenue, at 8:30 p.m. on
Tuesday, June 7. Tickets,
only $2 (children free), will
be available at A&A Records
in Park Royal South, Amber
Books in Dundarave, Calder
Music on Capilano Road,
and Troy Music at
Westview.

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alcohol are subject to sum-
mary conviction under the
provisions of the Canadian
Criminal Code, she said.

According to Red Cross
statistics, drownings account
for the majority of recre-
ational boating fatalities.

During National Water
Safety Week, June 2-8,
1985, the Red Cross urges all
aquatic sports enthusiasts to
follow its basic water safety
and safe boating rules.

For more information,
contact: Janet Whitehead,
Area Consultant, Fraser
Valley, at 879-7551.

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