Al6 - Wednesday, September 15, 1982 - North Shore News

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EE community roundup

Noted nutritionist visits N. Van

A DIFFERENT approach to

Can you CARMELA ALLEVATO

Van. The theme is concentrate on bio

please tell
me..."

“WHERE can 1 find
someone to help me with my
problem give me in-
formation?” How often one
hears that question asked.

Would you like to supply
the answer?

Helping North Shore
residents find community
services, programs and other
useful information is the role
of the North Shore In-
formation & Referral
Service and the neigh-
bourhood centres in West
Vancouver and Capilano.
All these centres have
openings for volunteers to
help answer the phones and
give information.

If you have up to three day
time hours a week to spare,
call the Volunteer Action
Centre at 985-7138 and
arrange an interview to find
out more about this unique
and interesting service.

The North Shore In-
formation & _ Referral
Society is located in the
same office as the Volunteer
Centre at 1551 Pemberton
Avenue, North Vancouver,
just south of Marine Drive.
Volunteers are needed for
both general information
and reception work, and for
the special Senior Link
service which offers in-
formation to seniors and
helps seniors find interesting
volunteer opportunities.

The West Vancouver
Community Information
Service, known to many as
C.H.1.C. has recently moved
from its store front location
on Marine Drive to the West
Van Recreation Centre.
They can be reached at 922-
1311.

The Capilano Community
Information Service is
located at 3030 Newmarket
in Edgemont Village. Their
phone number is presently
988-1128 although it will
change when they move
later in the fall to the
Delbrook Centre.

These information centres
have been providing a link
between North Shore
residents and North Shore
services and programs for
over 10 years.

The volunteers who an-
swer the phones can direct
callers to child = care
programs, to recreation
groups and classes, to senior
activities and services, to
family or legal counselling
They also have complete
listings of community clubs
and organizations on the
North Shore and can find the
source of help or answer too
myriad of misceilancous
inquirics.

It ts not necessary to have
previous cxpericnce to do
this interesting job, although
a pleasant telephone mannac:
and sincere interest in
peopic 1s a “must”

Training scssions = are
provided free of charge to
voluntcers This {ree training
begins with a tour of North
Shore agenecics on Sep
tomber 27 followed by
workshops cvery Vbursday
morning for four weeks
starting on October 14 (all
985-7138 to cnroll

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nutrition will be offered to
North Shore residents this
Friday (Sept. 17) when Dr.
Maria Linder, professor of
biochemistry at California
State University, gives the
first of a series of Lower
Mainland lectures in North
Vancouver.

Her lecture takes place at
8 p.m. in the Waldorf
School, 2725 St.
Christopher's Road, North

“Nutritional Problems of
Current Interest.”

Dr. Linder received her
doctorate at Harvard and
was professor at the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology for six years
before moving to California.

She has close
philosophical links with the
Waldorf School through the
inspiration and en-
couragement she received to

chemistry through her
association with biochemist
Ebrenfried Pfeiffer.

Dr. Pfeiffer had worked
closely with Rudolf Steiner,
founder of Anthroposophy
and its related areas such as
the Waldorf system of
education and bio-dynamic
agriculture.

Dr. Linder is publishing a
book on nutrition for the
medical! profession this year.

THE OPENING OF HER LAW PRACTICE AT
414 - 1200 BURRARD STREET
VANCOUVER, B.C. V6C 2C7
TELEPHONE (604) 685-6235

BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE

PREFERRED AREAS OF PRACTICE:
MATRIMONIAL, WILLS, ESTATES, GENERAL
(LITIGATION) PRACTICE

Urban Renewal Project.

Everybody in B.C. has good reason to be
excited about B.C. Place. It’s generating jobs nght
now. It’s building a dynamic “ Downtown Brinsh
Columbia” we can all enjoy. And best of all, it will
be a source of jong-term revenue: a profit centre for
everyone's benefit.

Spread over more than 200 acres of
downtown waterfront,
B.C. Place ts a
bold plan to give 1
new life toour
province’s
largest city. As
well as the
stadium,

B.C. Place is
proyected to
inchude an arts
and science
orntre, a forestry
centre, hotels, theatres,
cates, marinas, parks and watertront walks, a
children’s world, office complexes, shopping, and
housing for up to 20,000 Brush Columbians

The Site of EXPO "86
Grey
Socver Bowl "83.

FX PO °86, the world exposition on
fins por taviog and communications, will be held at

Bo Place only four year trom now Next vear, the
stadium atB CO Place will hose the Grey © up and
the Soccer Bowl World lass entertainment and
muyor Crude shows and cxhibiaons wall also be tic ld
there And the stadiums past the beginning of B ¢

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Place. This
project is
being built as
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Petting Thousands to
Work Now and for
the Future.

An miuauve of the Provincial Grovernment,
B.C. Place ts already
providing more than
500 construcuon jobs
on the site, and
several hundred more
In support industries
Over the next 20
years, Unousands
more jobs will be | .

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created constructing f “weer

the new buildangs and .
working in che new enterprises ~ ~

located at BC. Place. Direct ~
employment created by BC. Place helps sumulate
addiuonal job opportunimics clscwherc, in such
arcas as the manutacturing, service, and hospitality
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Munster Responsible

A Great New Resource
Devel

oped at No Cost to

the Provincial Taxpayer.

“aaety ment. The
» annual rents
from these
~ leases will

= -¥} repay B.C.
Place’s start-up costs and, ltke a renewable
resource, will generate long-term and profitable
revenues Thus, B.C. Place is being financed at
nv cost to the provincial taxpayer ICs a pertect
inarnage between public and private enterprise

Revenue for Special
Projects All Over B.C.

Inthe coming years, revenues trom BC. Place
leases wall help provide funding tor special
development proyects in other BC) Communities
So all British Columbians wall benetit trom B ¢
Place, now and in the future

ince. It will
help attract — tn On ae Parcels of
= millions more (ete NS eT A land within
COULISE Visits yaaa +. gy a E B.C. Place will
and bilhons in 22 Co ato = 5 be leased to the
new invest- — nn fie : private sector
mentto BC. P noe NG A bth ow for develop-
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place

Already Paying Its Way

(dks) A Provinaal Crown (orporition

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bor further sformution. contact
BO. Place

Honourable Stephen Rogers 2100) 650 West Creorpaa Street

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PO Bow 1620

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