38 - Wednesday, March 27, 1985 - North Shore News

Teen suicide
forum topic

THE THIRD und final ses-
sion in the Lions Gate
Hospital Spring Lecture/
Discussion series, Effective
Parenting and Development
of Value Systems, will deal
with the problems of suicide
and attempted suicides by
young people.

Speakers on the panel will
be Dr. Paul Termansen,
former Chief of the Lions
Gate Hospital Department
of Psychiatry, who initiated
the hospital's 1983 report
Suicide and Attempted
Suicide on the North Shore;
Linda Rosenfeld, BSW with
Suicide Attempt Follow-up
Education and Research
(S.A.F.E.R.); and Dan
Stone, of the Crisis In-

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Asthma. To find out
more, call your
Lung Association.

tervention and Suicide
Prevention Centre.

The panel will discuss the
development of value
sysiems that promote self-
worth and the importance of
parents and youth workers
recognizing pre-suicidal
behavior and securing vital
counselling and support for
the at-risk teenager.

Teenage Suicide Preven-
tion and Concerns will be
presented from 8 to 10 p.m.,
tonight in the Lions Gate
Hospital Terrace Cafeteria.
Admission is free and
everyone is welcome.

For further information
contact the Lions Gate
Hospital Education Services,
988-3131, local 412.

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m@ March 20, 1985°

+ EWS p 0 Terry Pater
SHERRY RITCHAT (left) got some help from overseas as Maplewood School students
released salmon fry into the creek near the schoo! Monday. Her ‘‘assistant*’ was Kanako
Takahashi, one of 31 students from Japan who are visiting the school as part of an ex-
change program. Thirteen adults from Japan are also along for the trip.

THE LUNG
~ ASSOCIATION

Psychic sees

From Page 37

“TI don’t know that the
future is what we should be
dealing with. It’s better to
help people understand what
they have going for them. If
an older person was going to
fali and break their leg, 1
would promoie a healthy at-
titude. Get them to take
vitamins D and C and calci-
um. There’s no point in
upsetting a person. I want to

promote a healthier, happier
space.”’

Phedre is giving a lecture
and workshop with psychic
Geof Gray-Cobb at the
Georgia Hotel tonight (Mar.
27) from 7:30 to 10 p.m.

The two will discuss and
demonstrate clairvoyance,
palmistry, crystal ball gaz-
ing, reincarnation, psychic
healing, ghosts and more.

Admission is $20, half
price for seniors and stu-
dents. Call 986-0179 for in-
formation.

Notice is given that the Council of West Vancouver

will consider on 1985 April 01 at 8:00 p.m. (in the

@ ©6Municipal Hall, 750-17th Street), Amendments to

A. Waterworks Regulation By-law No. 2046, 1965, to

increase certain rates (established in 1981) to

reflect current costs of providing this service,
“namely:

JAinch service connection
complete $850.00 ($600.00)
% inch service connection

with trenching/backfilling by

owner $400.00 ($300.00)
Inspection fee if eniire work

done by subdivider $200.00 (380.00)

Bracketed figures indicate 1981 charges.

J.D. Allan
Municipal Clerk 1985 March 18