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PARK ROYAL'S Together We
Can Move Mountains cam-
paign wrapped up Saturday,
June 3, with volunteers
pitching in to transfer moun-
tains of donated clothing to a
waiting semi-trailer truck
destined for the Salvation
Army. Above left: Lee
Bouwden (left) and Fran
Broughten hand out recy-
cling blue bags at the mall
entrance. Sixty thousand of
the bags were distributed by
the North Shore News to
homes on the North Shore in
April. Above right: Trixi the
Clown hands out balloons to
mall patrons.

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graders acknowledged Oceans
Day. Saturday, June 10, by painting
waterscapes in their art class.
Working on their creations are (left
pnote, left to right) Ali Leir, Chris
Langlois, Cyrus Greenall and
(right photo, right to left) Michaela
Davies, Kyle Goldie and Canner
Holleran.

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A HUMAN chain was formed to help load the goods into a semi-trailer truck. Left: Debra Coulter
heads the chain at the south mail's second level. Above: Passing blue bags down the line are (left
to right) volunteers Diedre Field, Jocelyn Akins, Stephanie Imhoff and Sar Farmand,

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