Students need homes

HOST A Japanese student this Norelie Smith of INTRAX says
summer. that response from the community
has been slow so far. ‘‘As of today
Homes are being scught for we still need 25 homes for the stu-
Japanese students visiting North dents. If these are not found by
Vancouver for three weeks. IN- June 15 the program may be
TRAX — International Training cancelled and the students disap-
and Exchange — is looking for pointed.’’
people interested in hosting a col- Successful programs have been
lege-age student from July 15 until run by INTRAX in Vancouver
August 5. communities for many years. This
During the program, the stu- is the first year that North Van-
dents will attend English classes at couver has been chosen and the
an academic centre located at success of the program does de-
Eighth and Chesterfield. Full-day pend heavily on the community
excursions to Whistler, Victoria hospitality.
and UBC have been planned, For more information on an
along with other activities. The opportunity to learn more about
host families will be welcome to Japan — without leaving home —
join these activities. call Norelle Smith at 984-6883.

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THE QUAY Notes — a choir from the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia —
bursts out in song during a recent concert at Lynn Manor in the District of North Van-
couver. The Quay Notes will be performing June 17 at 8 p.m. at the Centennial Theatre.

For the 6th Annual
Ambleside
Pitch & Putt Tournamant ;

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The 1987 edition of this popular local tournament is set for
: Saturday, July 11. Sponsored by the Worth Shore News and
woe ‘| Park Royal Shopping Centra, this tournament is open to all
an golfers, regardless of club affiliation or membership.
: Again this year, there are four divisions: men, women,
seniors and youth (16 years and under), each with plenty of
prizes. .

Qualifying Rounds

May be played on any day from Sunday, dune 7 through
Sunday, dune 28. Place your score cards in the tournament
box in the clubhouse.

Entry fee

aa ‘| Is the regular green fee ticket, $4. 50 (Seniors and youth -
alu under 16, $2.50 - weekends $4.50)

tog Finals \

re Saturday, July 11, weather permitting.

For information .— . A
vee Call Ron Fitch, Tournament. Director, a at 921-7353.

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Trophies for the winners in each Gift Certificates, redeemable at
of the four divisions, men, women, stores in Park Royal, for the top
seniors and youth, and for the three finishers in each of the four
winner overall. divisions.

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