14 - Friday, J June 5, 1992 - North Shore News

WHAT’S GOING ON

SATURDAY
June 6—-& june 7. Fundraising Yard
Sale. 1! a.m.-3 p.m. 1410 Grand

Blvd., N.V. Praceeds to cat division
of Pets Ltd. for spraying & neutering
strays. Info: 985-2479.

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June 6-—-Maplewood Flats Clean-up &
Nature Tour. Clean-up at 10 a.m.
Tour at I p.m., Maplewood Mudflats.
Pre-register & info: Lynn Valley
Ecology Centre, 987-5922.

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June 6—Organic Vegetable Gardening.
Slide presentation by Judy Newton
from the UBC food garden. 1 p.m.
Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre.

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Jane 6—Free. Scleroderma Association
8th Annual Seminar. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Arthritis Centre, 895 W. 10th Ave.,
Van. Everyone welcome. Lunch pro-
vided. Info: 940-9343 Gs 596-0649.

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June 6--Zulicka Club Garage Sale; 10
a.m.-4 p.m.; 332 W. 23rd St., N.V.

Info: 980-6059.

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June 6--Ongoing to Sept. 29. N.S.
Community Tennis Association invites
new members, all levels, to join out-

door games on Sat. & Sun. mornings,
Tues. & Thurs. eves. Register: 983-
3543.

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June 6—Ongoing. Available at recCen-
tre Lonsdale: volleyball instruction,
tennis lessons & ball hockey. Info:
987-PLAY.

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Sune 6-Ongoing. Pets & Friends Pro-
gram. Volunteers are needed to bring
their pets into rest homes, hospitals &
care facilities where people need
friendly contact with animals. Info:
879-5991.

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June 56—-Ongoing. Overeaters Anony-
mous Step Study. 1 hr. meeting at
noon, N. Lonsdale United Church.
into: Marilyn or Dee, 980-4336 or
985-4466.

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June 6--Ongoing. Learn to square
dance, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., W.V.
Seniors’ Activity Centre. Info: Doreen
Sillery, 987-5397.

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Jane 6--Ongoing. Al-Anon and Ala-
teen Family Group. N.S. Daily sup-
port meeting for people with alcohol-
selated concerns. N.S. meetings 6 days
per weck. Info: 688-1716.

awa pate Hike Waketieid

STt ‘DENT MICHAEL WAYNE, centre, is one of several people

whe

are benefiting from Capilano College’s award-winning

Speech Assisted Reading and Writing (SARAW) progrem. Two
people who have helped make *he program the success it is are
tuic: Claudine Michand (left) and SARAW instructor Don Kirkby.

NV college, company
win literacy award

CAPILANO COLLEGE’S
Speech Assisted Reading
and Writing (SARAW)
program designed for adults
with severe ‘disabilities has
earned the North Van-
couver-based - college . and
the Neil Squire Foundation
the highest honor for litera-
cy development among
Canada’s community col-
leges.

“Through the development of
SARAW there is now a whole
group of students who can look to
a brighter future instead of facing
isolated frustration, a future that
includes the opportunity to devel-
op full literacy, to have in-
dependence and to participate as
students and as active members of
society,”” said B.C. Advanced
Education, Training and Techno-
logy Minister Tom Perry.

He presented the National Lit-
eracy Award to Capilano College
on behalf of the /.ssociation of
Canadian Community Colleges to
honor the college’s achievement
with SARAW.

When the SARAW program
was first developed in 1990, adults
with physical disabilities tested the
program in Vancouver, Regina,
Ottawa and Fredericton.

Later that year Capilano Col-
lege created a SARAW lab on its
North Vancouver campus where
students with disabilities were able
to dramatically upgrade their lit-
eracy and communication skills.

The lab was made possible by a
$225,000 donation of specialized
computer equipment from Digital
Equipment Canada Ltd.

The success of SARAW is owed

to the commitment of the partner-
ship involved in making the pro-
gram a reality: Digital Equipment
Canada, the Neil Squire Founda-
tion, Vancouver Foundation, the
University Masons Lodge, the
provinciat and federal govern-
ments and Capilano College,”
said college president Dr. Douglas
Jardine.

The second phase of the pro-
gram will be implemented this
year with the help of Digital
Equipment.

The company is donating an
additional $440,000 in hardware
that will allow Capilano College
and the Neil Squire Foundation to
instal] the SARAW program and
train faculty in its use at all B. c
colleges.

13820 - 104ch Avenue, Surrey, B.C.

June 6--Ongoing. Co-dependants
Anonymous meeting. 10 a.m. at N.
Lonsdale Church. Recovery program
to promote healthy relationships. Info:
985-6832 or 984-0243.

SUNDAY

June 7~Paper Recycling Fair; 10
a.m.4 p.m. at area outside W.V.
SPCA, near Ambleside. Recycle your
mixed paper; Imagination Market, 11
a.m.-3 p.m. Info: $84-9730.

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Jane 7—Open House. Sunday Drop-in.
Video presentation: “Wolf in the
Fold’’; 1-3 p.m. Silver Harbour Cen-
tre, 144 E. 22ad St., N.Y. Everyone
welcome. Info: 980-2474.

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Sune 9-Hehyburn Heritage Hike:
Baden-Powell Trail to Hollyburn
Ridge. Moderately easy hike, approx-
imately 3 hrs. Meet 11 a.m. at the
Parks information kiosk in the
downhill skiing parking fot at the end
of Cypress Bowl Rd. Wear protective
clothing, sturdy shoes & bring lunch.
Info: 926-7002.

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June 7-Russian Balalaika Concert. 3
p.m. Russian Community Centre. In-
fo: 732-9223,

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Jane 7-Ongoing each Sun. NAR-

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