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34 ~ Sunday, Apcil 14, 1985 - North Shore News

Tour Japan while studying

TWO UNIQUE study tours to
Japan have been made
available in 1985 for teachers

of all levels and backgrounds,
by the Community Programs
and Services division of

Douglas College in New
Westminster, B.C.
The tours, both scheduled

Third running week set

THIRD consecutive annual
running week, entitled Run
Canada Run, is set for May 25
- June 2 as part of Fitness
Canada’s National Physical
Activity Week. Run Canada
Run will offer a variety of
events to all shades of runner
in every one of the country’s
provinces and territories.
This national -festival of
running has enjoyed tremen-

dous success in the past two
years with more than 140
events already registered at
this early stage of the
planning.

In keeping with the Run
Canada Run theme of partici-
pation for young and old
alike, Canadians from St.
John’s to Victoria will be en-
couraged to take part in a
variety of events ranging from

Seniors choir

THE ‘WEST Vancouver
Senior Centre Choir is pres-
enting a concert at the end

of April, featuring selections the Cypress Room of the members or the Senior Ac- includes: includes:
from Fiddler On The Roof. West Vancouver Recreation ‘tivity Centre on 2ist Street * maching rotors * replacing brake shoes
The choir is under the direc- Centre Saturday, April 27 at in West Vancouver. ot .

Starting three years ago. 8 repacking inner & outer bearings * resurfacing drums

tion of Betty Downing, and

guest artists will be Bill Kelly
and Jack Borgenstrom.
The concert will be held in

7:30 p.m., and on Sunday,

Fun Runs to Marathons.

The campaign is spear-
headed by honorary chair-
persons, the Right
Honourable Roland
iMichener, who, at a fit and
trim 84 years of age, still jogs
his daily mileage, and Jac-
queline Gareau, Canada’s
most internationally famous
woman marathoner.

to sing|

April 28 at 2 p.m. Tickets
are $2 each, and are
available from choir

with about a dozen people,
the choir has grown rapidly
to an enthusiastic group of
45 members who meet each
Tuesday afternoon for
rehearsals in the Senior Ac-
tivity Centre.

CLASSIFIEDS
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for departure in July, will look
at Japanese language and
culture, as well as the school
systems and educational con-
ditions in Japan.

The first, the Teachers’
Educational Study Tour of
Japan, will leave July 6 for 12
day visit, including a two-day
stopover to Expo °85 in
Tsukuba Science City.

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* feplacing front disc pads

semi-metallic add $20.00

Great

2 front wheet disc (most cars)

* complete inspection of hydraulics

The Language and Study
Tour of Japan departs July 27
for a one month visit to Kobe
where participants will study
the Japanese language while
living with a Japanese family.

Various weekday trips are
scheduled in this exciting
package with an optional visit
to Expo '85 planned. The pro-
gram fee for the Language and

* complete inspection of
all brake hardware

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2 wheel drum (most cars)

Study Tour of Japan is
$2,495, including an $850 tax
deduction for educational
expenses.

For more information, or
registration into either of these
Japan Tours, contact Douglas
College Community Programs
and Services at Box 2503, New
Westminster, B.C. V3L SB2
or call (640) 520-5472.

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Pssssst...vour AUTOPLAN
“RENEWAL DATE IS SHOWING.

If the sticker on your licence plate says April your Autoplan i insurance and ticence i isdue
for renewal by the first of next month.

Please refer to the guide which was mailed along with your Autoplan renewal application.

984-9581

it is extremely important to insure your vehicle in the correct category.
if your vehicle is improperly rated, a claim cn your Own Damage
coverage (e.g. Collision, Comprehensive) can be denied and you will be
requized to reimburse the Corporation for any Third Party claims paid on
your behaff.

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