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Wednesday May 13, 1998 at 7:30 p.m.
Hollybura Country Club
950 Cross Creek, West Vancouver

Call now to reserve your seats:
(604) 685-2214 (24 hrs)

Callers who register a friend receive a
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Sunday, May 3, 1998 ~ North Shore News — 11

Kiwanis contributes funds

From pege 10

Graham and Grant since her
ex-husband, the father of the
boys, went into hiding
recently and has provided no
financial support tor the boys.

Financial difficulty is the
only real problem she has in
caring tor the boys, she says.
Working three-quarter time
in the intensive care unit at
Peace Arch Hospital doesn't
afford her the money she
needs to provide any extras
tor her children.

Enter lofte.

Playing piano since he was
four, Toffe says he under-

THE following is a
brief summary of the
topics on the agendas
for the North Shore
municipalities.

North Vancouver District
Council: Monday, Mav 4, 7

p.m.: Presentarion: Youth
Awards. Delegations: Mr. Jazz
Sickham, super shuttle to
Vancouver. Council matters:
North Shore Health
Region’s’ request to rent
space at Parkgate Community
Centre; recommended imple-
mentation of film industry
guidelines; recommended
reconsideration of Robertson
Heritage House on 210 East
St. James Rd and temporary

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DPM Sccurittes Tie

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stands the desire ta play
music. His father was a con
ductor for the Kiev
Symphony Orchestra in his
family’s native Ukraine detore
they moved to Can dain
1980 when fotte was 13
“Twas actually: kicked out
of music school when 1 was
about six because T wanted to
play rock and roll,” he said.
Barbara) Davison, who
works at the Kiwanis chapter
in Surrey, said the organiza
tion approached People’s
Miusie looking for an afford:
able piano for the family thar
would fit their budget.

Davison said she tirss

house storage at 361 Ease St.
James.

oes
North Vancouver = City
Council: Monday, Mav 4 3 7
Youth Achievement

p.m:
Awards. Delegations:
Westview Planning Study
Steering Committee; Reval

Canadian Legion 118 regard-

ing temporary location for
legion branch to 1200
Lonsdale Ave. Reports:

rezoning application of 123
West [5th St. (Legion) ree-
ommended referred to public
hearing, recommended per-
mit granted for Legion tem-
porary use of 1200 Lonsdale
Ave. for less than 15 inenths
and for 253 seat occupancy.
“Density transfer™ in rezoning
application — recommended
referred to public hearing, for
120-128 West 16th St., 1601
Lonsdale and 130 -148 West
16th St. Cultural Diversity
Policy. Development variance.
permit application for 144
West 14th Sc. (Marlborough
Towers, Hollyburn Properties
Lad.) Proposed lane closure at
2532 Lonsdale Ave. Official

heard about the single moth-
er and her bovs just: before
Christmas.

That's when Kiwanis
helped contribute $5,000 to
purchase an $8,000 special
computer that’ speaks com:
mands and has a “refreshable
draille” screen.

The other 53.9000 was
raised with the help of a
mother of another student at
Peace 9 Arch elementary
school.

Hardy hasn't spoken to
lotfe vet, but said she looks
forward to meeting him when
the piano is delivered on Mav

Comnrunivy Plan Amendment
application for 503 -515 East
3rd Street for residential
development.
eee

West Vancouver District
Council: Monday, May 4 at
745 p.m. Policy and
Planning: Delegations: M.
Fawley on Glenvagles
Community Centre.
Presentation: infiltration and
inflow into sanitary sewers.
Blasting permit tor 4656
Headland Dr.; encroachment
request for 1269 Esquimalt
Ave; “upper levels sector plan

hiring of consulrants;”
development variance permit

for 3360 Marine Dr3 new
park funding ar Chelsea
Close, refertal to advisory
bodies for rezoning of Sunset
Highlands United
Properties; bed and breakfast
businesses. Information

reports: improved Sunday bus
service; structural and archi-
tectural upgrade of recreation
centre. Council meeting:
1997 annual budget amend-
ment; nuisance property at
1083 Groveland Rd.

JAMES POYNER

MAJOR PERSONAL INJURY
Free initial Consultation

988-6321

Mm A08-145 Chadwick Court N. Von.

(Lonsdale Quay Ploza)

North Shore Multicultural Society

INS/77S [HOSERROGRAN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:

The Host Program is looking for volunteers to spend time once
a week assisting newcomers learn more about Canadian life
and helping them practice their English skills. Volunteers can
learn about another culture and Janguage and make new
friends. There is no financial obligation to join this program.

For more information, call Golnaz
of the North Shore Multicultural Society

at 988-2931.
This progeam is funded hy Citizenshi

and Immigration Canada.

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Our 40th Year

DON

“We're very fortunate to
have so many supportive peo-
ple in our lives,” she said.

foffe said he was more
than happy to help.

“Tt wasn’t really an in
intentional thing. I just auto-
matically thought “How can I
help?”

When they're not in class,
the boys also receive piano
lessons and swimming lessons
trom volunteers.

But the brothers give as
mui as they receive.

They play piano and read
from braille books to resi-
dents ata local seniors nome
in White Rock.

Forum for
youth set

NORTH Shore Neighbor-
hood House hosts a youth
forum on Tuesday.

The event takes place

6:30 to 9 p.m. in the
Esplanade Room — at
Lonsdale RecCentre, 123
East 23rd St.

All city youth and inter-
ested members of the public
are invited. Presentation
will be made from the city’s
Nights Alive and
Nighthoops programs, the
Outer Limits Youth Lounge
and this year’s youth awards
recipients.

Hearing Tests Set
1 For North Shore
Senior Citizens
N. VANCOUVER-
Electronic hearing tests
wilt be given at Belrone— -
Hearing Centre from
§ Monday to Friday 9am

to Spm.
Professionally trained
Hearing Instrument
Specialists will be at our
offices to perform the
tests.
Anyone over 55 who has
trouble hearing is welcome
to have a test using
advanced electronic
equipment to determine if
the loss is one that can be
helped. Some of the causes
of hearing loss will be
explained, and diagrams of
how the ear works will be
shown.
Everyone over 55 should
have a hearing test at least
once a year-even people
now wearing a hearing aid
or those who have been
told nothing could be
done for them. Only a
hearing test can determine
if you are one of the many
a hearing aid can help.
The free hearing tests will
be given from Monday to
Friday from 9am to Spm
at #217-1940 Lonsdale
Avenue in North
Vancouver, or on
Wednesdays at Hollyburn
House in West Vancouver
at 2095 Marine Drive. To
avoid waiting, call to
schedule an appointment.
Or, if you cant come in,
call 988-4477 for free in
home services.

Call today for your
appointment!

OVER so VEARS
Hester Hearing Through Professional Case
#217-1940 Lonsdale Ave.
North Vancouver
(next to London Drugs)

988-4477