32 ~ Wednesday, April 29, 1992 - Nerth Shore News

classes
meet
needs

NORTH SHORE Continu-
ing Education is offering
mini classes designed to
respond to the needs of
busy people.

Three classes being held during
the week of May 4 at Carson
Graham Secondary School, 2145
Fones Ave., in North Vanocuver
will inctude a jewelery-making
workshop, a demonstration of
color draping and a fecture on
diamonds.

The Friendly Plastic Workshop
on Tuesday, May 5 is a hands-on
jewelery making class using a me-
dium that is easy and fun to work
with.

No experience is necessary and
participants are asked to bring
scissors, a plastic egg flipper and a
smail box to the class, which runs
from 7 to 10 p.m,

Pxople interested in learning
more about jewelry may want to
sign up for the Diamond Lecture,
which takes place at 7 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 6.

During: the. class” participants
will learn how to determine the
value, color, clarity, cut and carat

» weight of a diamond.

The Wardobe Planning
Workshop is a class that may ap-
peal to people interested in
discovering their ‘‘seasonal col-
or.”

The program, which runs 7 to
0 p.m. on Thursday, May 7,
provides information on how to
create a functional war?robe using
colors most flattering. Participants
are asked to bring a mirror and
make-up.

For more information and to
pre-register call NSCE at 986-
8888.

Hospital
receives
funding
for beds

THE LYNN Valley Lions Club
tecentiy presented Lions Gate
Hospital (LGH) with a $10,000
cheque for the purchase of two
new hospital beds.

The hospital is well into its Bed

Replacement Program, with a goal _

of replacing the 720 beds which
have been in service an average of
25 years.

More than 280 beds have been
replaced to date. The majority of
funds spent on new beds has becn
raised through communtiy efforts.

“The response from the com-
munity fas been fabulous. North
Shore service clubs, in particular,
have , been tremendously suppor-
tive,’ says Melanie Mahlman,
LGH ‘diner of development.

Most individuals who come to
the hospitai spend a great deal of
time in a bed. Peopie can under-
stand the need, she adds.

The new beds are appreciated
by patients as well as staff because
they are more comfortable than
the former models.

Under-bed night lights, special
mattresses, retractable headboards
and other innovative features pro-
vide better comfort and are easier
to work with by staff.

Almest everything in the store.

Our Senior Citizen Day is a great
way for you to buy all the things
you want for yourself or your
grandchildren. Since some of

you lock younger than you are,
just bring proof of age (Senior
Citizen’s card, birth certificate,
driver’s iicense, etc.)

Thursday, April 30th
Shop the day away!

Free Tea or Coffee for

Seniors at :
Sears Capilano Mall Store. Senior's iapernony hive applicable |
Discount does not apply to catalogue items or our

already low priced advertised items or
already reduced non-advertised specials.

NOT INCLUDED ARE; cosmetics, fragrances, major appliances & microwaves, office equipment, photography and
photographic supplies, custom-made drapes, stereos, TVs, videos, installation and installed home improvements, licenced
concessions, Sears bookstore, Sears Travel, Portrait Studio, Ticket Sales, Scotchguard® , watch repair and gift certificates.

ONE DAY ONLY

Personal Shopping Only!

SEARS

Fi 7) Parking

| CAP ILANO MALL your money’s worth... and more 9 SS: as 7722 |