C8 - Sunday, November 13, 1983 - North Shore News

FUNDS RAISED FOR KIWANIS

Arts and crafts fair attracts 3,000 patrons

MORE THAN 3,000 people *“sOne of our main objec-_ ty,”’

said Art Weseen, chair-

number of well know artists

visited McDougall Gym- _ tives in holding the fair is to man of the fair committee. showing their oils, water-
hasium during the recent provide a showcase for the ‘‘There were more than 90 colors and pastels,’’ he said.
B.C. Arts and Crafts Fair creative talents of B.C. artists participants this year, Proceeds from the biennial
held under the auspices of the and craftspeople, and we because in addition to the fair will go towards the club’s

Kiwanis Club of North

were delighted at the
Vancouver.

response from the communi-

regular booths we had a
special Gallery Shop, with a

social service work in behalf
of senior citizens, youth

.cluded Carolyn Busby, Myr-

groups, the handicapped and

Alan Hassell, Jim Reavill and
the needy.

Wally Mulligan. Mulligan ar-
ranged the Gallery exhibi-
tion, with Gail McCance,
Ruth Meek and John
MacNeill as an advisory
panel.

In addition to the chair-
man, the fair committee in-

na Handel, Bob Handel,

Options for
volunteers

1,— 1 TUTOR. Get involved
in remedial reading with a
child under the direction of a
teacher. One hour twice a

week. North Vancouver
schools.
1 — 1 COMPANION is

needed for a recent widow.
Could you share an outingO
Also a female psychiatric pa-
tient needs a friend to share
coffee and an activity.

TEAM CAPTAIN to
organize a group of drivers
delivering meals to shut-ins,
one week in six for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Fridays.
ARTS and CRAFTS person
to teach simple crafts to a
group who have experienced
mental health problems.
Eager to learn.

SCIENCE BUFF. Would
you like to pass on your
knowledge to others — learn
more about the subject — in
a fun and exciting § at-
mosphereO Volunteer your
time explaining hands-on
science exhibits. Downtown

location. Four hour shift.
BOOKKEEPING BORINGO
Not if you are interested in
Ecology and Natural
History. Bring your skills to
this unique opportunity.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON
needed to coordinate the lot-
tery ticket sales in a North
Vancouver shopping centre.
SHOPPERS. For frail elder-
ly people unable to get out to
the store but wishing to re-
main independent.

For these and many other
volunteer opportunities,
please phone Joan at the
Volunteer Centre 985-7138.

CIVIL marriages are still be-
ing performed in spite of the
current B.C. Government
workers’ strike, according to
Audrey Mellors, a private
commissioner at large.

Providing a couple has the
necessary license, marriage
commissioners-at-large,

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authorized, but not employed
by the province, are per-
forming the ceremonies.

The weddings are legal,
says Mellors, but the couples
will receive only a facsimile
of the registry entry and must
wait until after the strike
before they can obtain a mar-

November 13, 1983 - North Shore News

Marry despite strike

riage certificate.

Commissioners-at-large
are now booking weddings
for the holiday season in an-
ticipation of licenses being
issued once the strike has
been settled. For further in-
formation contact: Audrey
Mellors 929-2782, Matthew
Allen 988-8215.

“Lamb Values

Sy

“Smoked i Meat

40 Meat Item Sale

Here are just a few of the

S33 40 meat items on Sale La ‘eee ‘PE Sen

Whole

5.7 Las 2.59.

NEW ZEALAND LAMB FROZEN
Shoulder Chops
5.05 ns 9.

NEW ZEALAND LAMB FROZEN

: Double Loin Chops

POUCH PAK
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN

Turkey Wings
| 30 Neg 59° Ib.

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN

Turkey Drumsticks

3 Varieties

vee 500 , rag. 2.39

SWIFTS PORK SHOULDER
Cottage Rolls

WOODWARD’S

Back Bacon

Grade A Beef and Pork

Cryovac ..
FRESH SHOULDER BUTT

Pork Steaks.

FRESH WHOLE SHOULDER

Pork Picnics re R 7m 79° " ei Fi SS eC ccm aa en L1.58~ 5.380
Dinner Hams 5.05, 2.29. Delicatessen Sausages Wieners
Veal Cutlets | 13.21., 5.99. SEEEEEEEeessunnsaaaszasssssseeeeedeenossssseedecaeeesssteseseccceeneasass | AUSSSS2ensssseee000C0neceonssseescossssssieeescenssseseeaneseecosassenseed | $ecs000ossseseeessaneeseanssseeeeeearonssiatiteonsnastianntiespoatntnna

WOODWARD’S FROZEN

Beef Sausage
500, png. 1.89

FLETCHER’S FROZEN

Pork Sausage
500 . pas. 1.89

PORK
GRAIN FED BEEF

= od Blade Roast .....:: 4.39, 1.99. Headcheese | 77°

FROZEN NEW ZEALAND BEEF l
Tenderloin Steaks 9.46,, 4.29:
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Select Specials Select Poultry “Seafood. Buys

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FRESH

SUN RAY “BANQUET 3
Strawberry Jam Cod Fillets

Breaded Chicken
750 mt tin Bob D
Sole Fillets

2 ib. box each 4.99
DEEP BROWN IN TOMATO SAUCE SCHNEIDER’S GOLDEN BASKET
Libby’s Beans

. 7.69 lug 3.49 Ib.
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN

Chicken Balls
sae on molosses 14 a. oz. an 67° 350 9 pkg. cach 3. | 9
FOUR STAR ( BUDGET?
Mushrooms Shrimpmeat
| 5.4 ] xg 6.99 Ib.

FRESH B.C GROWN
Chicken Breasts
10 «. or. on 99° 9.90 Nag 4.49».
KRAFT CRACKER BARREL FROZEN COHOE
Cheddar Cheese Salmon Fillets
8.80 Mag 3.99 ib.

Swi REGULAR
Wieners

DELI FARM

Old Style Ham
100, 1.09

DEL PAK SWEET & SOUR

Chicken Wings
100, 65°

BURNS ALL BEEF
Wieners

(450, pee. 1.55
DEL! FARM GERMAN FRANKS OR
Smokies

$00 , pus. 2-99

DELI PAL SOURDOUGH

Rye Bread
sendwich «7S g tot LoD

Woodward:

Personal Shopping November 14 to 19
We reserve the right to limit quantities

SWIFTS BROWN & SERVE

Sausage

FROZEN

DISHWASHING LIQUID

Sunlight iki
Detergent

2:87
Varap BUDGET ’
HELPER

520, prs. 1.09

B.C. GROWN

Fresh
Mushrooms
4.12 kg ] 87 Ib.

1.8 titre bottie

Pieces & Stems Boneless

DUNCAN HINES
Cake Mix

Deluxe I!
Assorted Flavours

Chicken Legs
135 kg bag MeBAng 1.29n

FLORIDA
Grapefruit
Size 48 4 tor 87°

Mild, Medium or Old 12 ox. atioh 2.49

Red or White Prices effective Lower Mainland and

Clearbrook Stores Only