LEARNING TO perfect their bridge game, Margaret Wildman (from left), Florence Udell, Jean Gowland, and Vic- tet Gudmanz play cards at the West Vancouver Seniors’ Cen- tre, where they can socialize or take part in a number of orga- nized activities. NEWS photo Cindy ‘Goodman Centres are ideal for gathering and socializing, members enjoy having control over their activities SENIORS’ CENTRES across the North Shore are a gathering site for people who like to keep active. The focus this summer in West Vancouver is on meeting Folkfest on Aug. 13 — a.celebra- tion of all the friends and neighbors we have met through the summer. A wide selection of traditional foods, speakers and films will be offered through the day and an exciting evening of special entertainment will be pres- ented. For further information on these programs plus many more, cali 926-4375 between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday io Friday. For information of these kinds of activities and a host of others happening at the Silver Harbour Centre in North Vancouver, cali 980-2474. RRIFIANNUITY RATES Monthly incomes for an invesiment of $50,000 AG 10 yr. Guaranty | interest Go_[eat.65 | 49.9) 13.00 | 71_[ 511.64 | 483.25]219.00 Rates subject to change without notice Life Annuity | RaALe For your personal Annuity or RRIF iustration or a copy of our Guide, call 925-3101 Wo Fes Financie! Planning RAANCIAL Consulionts & Brekers sieve 1974 neighbors and. celebrating culturai diversity. ; Tuesday summer barbecues and Friday afternoon teas at the West Vancouver Seniors Centre begin with delicious food prepared with an ethnic flair followed by guest speakers, artists and performers who share and demonstrate their cultural treasures. . Upcoming barbecues are on Ju- - ly 21 when seniors will be discovering Italy, and on July 28 when. a Persian lunch - will be followed by a carpet-weaving demonstration. : Day trips include a visit to the Native Heritage Centre in Dun- can, plus personal tours through the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Gardens and a local Buddhist Temple. A special event is a summer-end HEARING LOSS iS NOT A SIGN OF OLD AGE NORTH SHORE. Electronic | hearing tests will be given at che } Beltone Better Hearing Centre, a oa, : ‘ , Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. oe : ' : ‘ : ” . @ c - 4 p.m. for seniors. : , "The Best In Supportive Living" CARE FOR SENIORS| Care Programme of British Columbia 1675 - 27th Street West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 4K9 Telephone: 925-1247 f «© Professionally trained Hearing A Instrument Specialists will be at our office at 101A - 1124 Lonsdale J (across from North Shore News), | to perform the tests. Anyone who has trouble hearing is welcome to have a test [ using modern — electronic E equipment to determine if the loss | is one which may be helped. Some of the causes of hearing loss will tbe explained, and diagrams of how the ear works will be shown. Everyone should have a hearing { test at least once a year — even people now wearing a hearing aid § or those who have been told nothing could be done for them. Only a hearing test can determine if you are one of the many a | hearing aid can help. The hearing tests will be given Monday to Thursday froia 10 a.m. f to4pm. To avoid waiting, call for an appointment. South Granville Park Lodge has long been known as one of Vancouver's premier residences for seniors. Ceatrally located and a fully licensed facility, it has a special care floor and offers an excellent choice menu supervised by our dietician. Residents are offered 24 hour nursing supervision under the direction of Mary Hann, R.N.. The social programme offers an excellent variety of activities and events. Private Intermediate Rooms Now Available * Personal Care $2270 Per Month Daily & Monthly Rates SOUTH GRANVILLE === Park Lodge 1645 West 14th Ave. 732-8633 B Please phone for your free information package today. Beacon Hill Lodge sits peacefully on Capilano River’s sunny west side. Nestled “among tall cedars, Beacon Hill offers every convenience in intermediate and extended care living. Our friendly staff provides 24 hour nursing care and supervision, plenty of activities and a residents’ bus for easy transportation. 525 CLYDE AVE., WEST VANCOUVER 926-6856 CELEBRATING THE SOUNDS OF LIFE 1014-1124 LONSDALE {across from North Shore News) 988-4477 DVA TAPS CARDS ACCEPTED T. ASHTON ~ Gov't licensed consultanr