Sunday, September 27, 1992 - North Shore News - 33

Cyclists pedal for lung association | Anniversary Celebration

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NORTH SHORE residents were
among 204 cyclists who pedalled
200 kilometres recently to help
fight lung disease in the British
Columbia Lung Association’s
(BCLA) eighth annual Bicycle
Trek for Life & Breath.

. The 10 North Shore trekkers
were David Anderson, Jim
Bodner, Guy Bradfield, John
Christopherson, Lynne Kieffer,

_Su-Bin Kuah, Terry Moore,
Monica Horvath, Kevin Karlsson
and Chris Relke. ; iy a

So far, their efforts contributed Photo submitted
over $130,000 for lung disease THESE NORTH Shore cyclists raised money to fight lung disease
research, health education and by pedalling 200 kilometres over two days during the B.C. Lung
community programs. And it’s Association's Bicycle Trek for Life and Breath held recently. The
not over — more donations are efforts of cyclists from ali over B.C. contributed to the over
expected to come in, and BCLA $130,000 raised for the Association.
hopes these bring the final total to
the 1992 goal of $160,000.

_ . Joined by trekkers from all over
the province, the North Shore
group cycled the two-day route
that began and ended in Ft.
Langley, and passed through |

- Lynden, Sumas, Lindell Beach
and Cultus Lake the first day and
‘Cultus Lake, Abbotsford and
-Bradner the second.

“The cyclists showed enormous
dedication : and - enthusiasin * for
raising money for the association,
with- each. trekker raising an
. average of $637. We are proud of
their efforts, and hope the event
increased: awareness of the impor-
tance of exercise to good lung
healith,’? said BCLA president
-_Jchn Borthwick.

Each: trekker* was required to
raise a minimum of $350 in dona-
tions before the ride. Incentive
awards were offered to encourage
trekkers to raise mcre than. the
Jninimum.

“More than. 10 companies do-
nated products and services to
Trek 92, and major spossors in-
clude Air Canada, 7-Eleven, the

> Vancouver Courier, Norco, Rob-
son Cycles and Rocky Mountain

Railtours.

. Marking ‘its 85th anniversary
_. this year, the B.C. Lung Associa-.

tion is a voluntary health agency
. -with 130,000. regular supporters -

across. the province. it ‘relies on

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Sunday, September 27, 2: 00 pm |

Charlotte Islands, the Sitka Spruce was actually cue,

he ‘Open space and wonderful light fil-
tering through the windows gives you a down during the second world war and left on the forest ©
- sense of the presence of God” says floor. Now these ancestral trees rest on a church floor
- Gloria Dei Pastor Don Johnson. made of aggregate stone. The stones were collected from ~
It's taken 5 years of planning vo design the bottom of the Chilliwack River,: washed for centuries

by its mighty waters. ©

On Sunday September 27 at 2:00 p.m. Glosia
Dei Lutheran Church, 1110 Gladwin Drive (the first -
right turn after Westview, heading west on the Upper: :
Levels) will be celebrating the dedication. Bishop of -.
the Evangelical Lucheran Church of Canada, Bishap -
Don Sjoberg will bless this place of worship. The com-
munity of the North Shore is invited to attend the ser-

‘and complete the new Gloria Dei
; Lutheran Church. The structure is cer-
tainly considered attractive from the outside but once
inside it’s immediately obvious why the time spent on
planning was so necessary. ~~
A huge 19'x10' stained glass window depicting
Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore is a focal point
of the sanctuary. This piece of art encourages enormous

amounts of light and colour to stream in from the world vice or to simply view the new facility on your own. | ~~ .
outside. ; Pastor Don Johnson and the _ Please feel free to drop by. a
The wood furnishings are also other than ordinary. 19'x10' stained glass work .
Made from 1500 year old trees gathered from the Queen of art.
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