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‘FOR those who feel their work goes unnoticed,
take the case of Kay Spencer (above with hus-
band Tom). After. running The Little Giant coffee
_ shop on 73th Street in North Vancouver for 11
years, Kay announced her retirement recently. To
- thank her for the hundreds of sandwiches she
made’ and thousands of cups of coffee she
poured, her lo oyal customers presented her with a
_ signed card. One even went.so far as to return

’ the favor and baked a beautiful cake for Kay. Her
last day was 8 Aug. 4.

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.TY NEGOTIATIONS

The Tsle Waututh Nation, the Government of Canada
and the Province of British’Columbia are continuing’

discussions that will lead to the negotiation of a treaty

under the B.C, Treaty Commission Process. ‘The Chief
Negotiators for the three parties extend an invitation to
the general public to attend and observe the treaty

: - discussions, as follows:

‘Thursday, Aug. 15, 1996
1:30 p.m
Vancouver Sunshine Coast Aboriginal
Management Society
3088 Ghum-lye Dr.
North Vancouver, B.C.

For further information, please contact:

1-604-929-4133
1-604-775-8144
1-800-880-1022

Tsleil-Waututh Nation
Canada

» Province of B.C,

Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs Internet Web Site
_ het: ://srww.aal.gov.be.ca/ aat/

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THIS summer, when most
British Columbians are enjoying
their summer vacations, the Red
Cross would like to remind
everyone that the need for
blood never takes a vacation,
Each week hospital paticats are
counting on their fellow British

Columbians to donate 2,000 units of

blood.
Up to four patients can benefit from

‘elay

each blood donation. After fully testing
the blood, the Red Cross, depending on
hospital requirements, may produce:
packed red cells, platelets, plasma and
specialized blood products for B.C.
patients.

Some donors’ red blood celts may be
used to treat patients who have suffered
blood Joss due to injury or surgery, or to
treat anemia, Matelets may be used to
control bleeding or be part of @ cancer
patient’s treatment. The plasma portion

of a donar’s bload donation could be
used to treat burn patients and those
who have lost large quantities of blood,
or the donor’s plasma could be processed
into other specialized blood products
such as Intravenous Immune Globulin
which is used for the treatment of
immune disorders.

The Red Cross encourages all healthy
individuals between the ages of 17 and
60 to make a summer blood donation.

The next blood donor clinic on the
North Shore is Wednesday, Aug. 14, I to
8:30 p.m. in the Medical Day Centre
Gymnasium at Lions Gate Hospital, 200
E. 13th St., North Vancouver.

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