36 - Sunday, October 23, 1988 —- North Shore News

NEWS photo Tom Burley

Wicked workout
set for Oct. 37

HALLOWEEN IS coming, and
fitness freaks are invited to gather
for the Hallowecn Howl Fitness
Bash at recCentre Lonsdale.

The event takes place in North
Vancouver’s Mickey McDougall
Gym, 300-block East 23rd Street,
from 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Mon-
day, Oct. 31.

This wicked workout is a com-
bination class appropriate for all
fitness levels, and will feature
rotating instructors and non-stop
music.

Everyone is welcome, including
those new to fitness. Wear a
costume to get into the spirit, but
one is not necessary to join the
fun. Refreshments and prizes will
be presented courtesy of
Queensdale SuperValu, Gatorade,
Grouse Mountaia, Sports ‘Toggery
and Skyline Sports.

Drop-in guests are reminded to
register at the front desk before
proceeding to the gym. For more
information call recCentre Lons-
dale at 988-6166.

Passenger faces dilemma

From page 34

the lady in Pennsylvania — fortu-
nately, her trip was unspoiled by

NORTH VANCOUVER residents Wendy and Tony Scott were seeing pink Tuesday as they woke to a flock
of plastic flamingoes on their front yard. The birds were placed at the Scott residence hy well-wishing friends the loss but she had not had her
at St. Paul’s Hospital to celebrate the Scott’s move into their new home. Above, Wendy poses with her new wae Gestion — should he have

friends.

kept the wallet, turned it in at the

embassy in Peking or Hong Kong
or even mailed it to her when he
got home?

{ think I would have done exact-
ly as he did at the time, reasoning
that an airline would have far
more facilities for handling the
problem than I would.

Foster Parent Week:

Foster Parenting is a demanding
and rewarding experience. The
demands are many, the reward is
the quiet joy ofhaving helped
a child grow up.

We want foster parents to know
they're appreciated. Appreciated by
the Ministry, by the people of the

province, and most ofall, by the
kids they're helping.

But the work isn't done yet.
The Foster Parent program needs
more help providing the stability
and security children must have
to grow.

Do you have what it takes to be a Foster Parent? Please call

1-800-663-9999

PLZ] Province of British Cotumbia
Ministry of Social Services and Housing

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Aor Honcurable Claude Richmond, Minister