A22-Suhday News, November 9, 1980.

community roundup

Construction to restore
foundations and roof of
historic St. Paul's Indian

church in North Vancouver
has begun, the first stage of a
restoration program for
which the Save St. Paul's

Indian Church committee
seeks to raise $500,000.
Yvonne Schmidt,
chairman of the committee,
announced Tuesday that
Halse-Martin Construction
has begun work to rebuild

‘Wills and Estates’
lectures this week

North Shore seniors and
other interested residents
are invited to a free daytime
lecture on “Wills and
Estates” being held next
Friday (November 14) and
the following Monday
(November 17) at four North
Shore locations.

Organized by the Regional
Information -and_ Referral
Service of the United Way
with a grant from the Legal
Aid Society, the lecture will
address such questions as
“Why should I have a will?
Where can I get help?!

Local lawyers have volun-
teered their time. There will
be ample opportunity for
discussion and coffee will be
served.

Times of the lecture at the

four locations are shown
below. To register, simply
call the phone number at the
location you wish to attend:

FRIDAY, NOV. 14

Silver Harbour Centre, 144
East 22nd Street, North Van
(980-2474) — lto3 p.m.
North Shore Neighbourhood
House, 225 East 2nd Street,
North Van (987-8138) — 1 to
3p.m.
West Vancouver Recreation
Centre, 780 - 22nd Street,
West Van (926-3266) — 1:30
to 3:30 p.m.

MONDAY, NOV.17
Seycove Community School,
1204 Caledonia Avenue,
North Van (929-7981) — 2 to
4p.m.

Noted arts consultant
to speak in North Van

Alvin (Skip) Reiss, inter-
nationally acclaimed writer,
teacher, and arts consultant,
will be speaking on “How to
Identify and Reach Your
Public. to the Greater Van-
couver area arts community
at Presentation House
Gallery, 333 Chesterfield
Ave., North Vancouver, at
7:30 p.m. on November 19.

The seminar on November
19 featuring Mr. Reiss 1s
sponsored by the Com-
munity Arts Councils of
Vancouver and North Van-
couver and 1s open to any
individual who wishes to
attend. Registration by
November 14 1s necessary

For further information call
Anne Macdonald at 683-
4358 or Ella Parkinson at
988-6844.

ALDERMAN

District of North Vancouver

BALL, sim

RE-ELECT...

the foundations and the roof
of the church so that no
further deterioration will be
caused by the coming winter
weather.

Restoration work will
continue, she said, until
funds in hand run out which
won't happen until the job is
done if the community con-
tinues to respond to the
appeal being conducted by
the committee.

The campaign has reached
the $230,000 mark, including
some $200,000 committed by

the Squamish Indian Band,
the Catholic Archdiocese,
the provincial Heritage Trust
and other trusts.

The committee has
recruited Robert F. Harrison
and Partners, with Einar
Carlson as the project archi-
tect, to Carry out the archi-
tectural work involved and
last week put Halse-Martin

to work on the actual
restoration job.
Mrs. Schmidt said _ the

pansh and other community
groups

which have been

$500,000

$400,000

$300,000

North Van. City
SCHOOL TRUSTEE

For

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Fiscal Discipline
Record of Achtevemerit
Vote November 15th

Work starting on restoration of St. Paul’s

using the church have
relocated activities tempora-
rly to facilities of the
Squamish Indian Band.

St. Paul's, a twin-spired
wood-frame structure, has

been a Vancouver harbour
landmark since 1886 when it
was dedicated. It was built
by the Squamish Indians in
co-operation with the Oblate
Missionairies.

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ISLAND TRUST ELECTIONS

A message from

BETTY BLACK

Candidate for islands Trustee
Bowen Isiand Bowyer etc -

All property owners and joint
owners have a vote Please go
to Polling Station with iden-
tification, Lot Number or
Assessment Notice

Polling times ...

Bowen, Bowyer, Finisterre, Grebe, Hutt and Passage
islands.

BETTY BLACK [><

VOTE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
1980

POLLING STATIONS:-

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ADVANCE POLLING:-

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Saturday November 8 1980*Q9am to4pm

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