Photos North Vancouver Museum and Archives

THESE two unidentified women were photographed by Albert Elliott in his North
Vancouver studio around 1908. Anyone who can identify one or both of them is
asked to contact the North Vancouver Archives at 987-5618.

GREEK FOOD FESTIVAL ‘98
OCTOBER 30, 31 & NOVEMBER 1, 1998

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OOD ART & CULTURE -

Enjoy a special Greek Dinner — Full Dining Room Service
BE GREEK FOR THE DAY

AT THE HELLENIC COMMUNITY CENTRE
4500 Arbutus Street, Vancouver B.C. V4) 442 Phone 266-7148

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 from
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 from
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 from

5:00p.m. to 10:00p.m.
12:00p.m. to 10:;00p.m.
12:00p.m. to 10:00p.m.

Raffle Prizes: Two return tickets to Greece, @ ladies fur lined jacket and other prizes
Plus Door Prizes ¢ Admission $1 Children Under 12 Free

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North Shore

Several locals were recog
nized by the District of North
Vancouver during Fire
Prevention week at the fezin
ming oF October for ther
ongoing semminment to Fire
and Lite Satety in the commu
ni,

The "Sarety
Lawry Shand,
Canadian Northern Snicid
Insurance, a company that
spomsers bre satety programs,
Alison Diesvelt and Christine
Simons who rescued an elder
ly gentleman trom drowning
at Panorama Park, “Tinroths

Stars” were

Renshaw, managing eduor of

the North Shore News tor
supporting fire safety pro

CEO of

grams in print, John Kusnir of
the Mount Sevmour [iors
Club and Per Daniehen oi
the Pacts Open Heart
Insurute who donated aute
matic clectronis detibrillators
tor fire trucks. Stephanie
Thatcher, community rela
Hens representative tor
McDonald’s Restaurants,
which has been a longtime
supporter of fire prevention
efforts; and) Ren Roberts,
assistant manager atthe Lynn
Valley Satewas, another busi-
ness which has offered sup:
port for various safety related
Programs,

Congratulations to all
involved?!

Handsworth

UBC is now the tearning
place ot Handsworth sce-
amdary crag and Jack Davis
scholirship winner Rein
Newel.

Established in honour of
the late Jack Davis, a North
Shore politician for 27 vears,
the scholarship iy awarded
annually to the North Shore’s
most ourstanding all-around
high school graduate.

As welf as) consistentiy
landing on the honour roll
since Grade SS, Nemethy
plaved tor the winning Forest
Hills senior baseball teamy, was
the ride leader oof

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URNITURE
AT EXCEPTIONAL PRICES!
They're making a grand entrance at Suite Dreams Furniture to celebrate the open-
ing of their Boundary Road store. They are holding a FREE DRAW for a beautiful
baby grand piano or $15,000 worth of furniture. "It’s our way of saying thanks to
all our many loyal friends and customers!” Well known for their "Dancing Dogs" at

their previous North Shore location, the owners are excited about the new store.
We've listened to you and added a larger showroom, better selection, childrens
playrooms - great for all ages - even: Dads!!
We've maintained the personal service, high quality product and flexibility to swing
“Suite” deals! “Because of the move, we teel we have much more to offer,” says Al,
who alone has [7 years experience in the furniture business. We have no built in
costs for commissioned sales people or interior designers. Our experienced advic
free which aliows us to offer phenomenal prices! Each product carries a litetime
customer satisfaction guarantee.

Suite Dreams
Furniture Inc.

Home of the Dancing Dogs
1989 Boundary Rd. 320-2577

just 2 minutes over the 2nd Narrows

The Geradiill of those ee

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serve is te foundacon of our Business

You Over,

ry At A Time.

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