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NEWS photo Cindy Bellamy

THREE-YEAR-OLD Nicky (left) and five-year-old Julien hack away at the ball during a recent tennis game
at Cates Park. Although their form is questionable, the intensity is real.

ONE YEAR STAY

Local students jeave for Japan

THREE NORTH Shore university graduates will be
leaving for Japan at the end of July for one year to
help promote internaticnal exchange between Canada
and Japan.

Catherine Barnes and Dawn Goodman of North
Vancouver, and Michele Louie of West Vancouver
will join 20 other B.C. teachers as English language
education instructors in Japan.

Barnes will be teaching at the Funabashi Board of
Education in Chiba, Goodman will teach at the Nara

A all thru the
month of July

Monday to
Thursday only

Board of Education, and Louie will teach at the
Kumamoto Board of Education.

Gne hundred and twenty Canadians in addition to
more than 1,300 young people from the U.S., Britain,
Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland were chosen for
this year’s program.

This is the first year Canadians have participated in
the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program. The
program began in 1987 and has already received rec-
ognition for its professionalism from teachers abroad.

29 ~ Wednesday, July 27,

1988 - North Shore News

Carson grad wins
Rotary schoiarsnip

FOR SEVERAL years the Lions
Gate Rotary Club of North Van-
couver has given a_ scholarship
award of $500 to a graduating
senior in one of the North Van-
couver secondary schools to help
in advanced vocational training.

Ron Parker of Carson Graham
was the recipient for 1988.

This year, because Rotary is
devoted to community service, a
new award of $100 is being made
to one student at each school.

This award is one the students
can earn on their own and does not
depend on class rank, grade point
average, or other usual measures.
The decision in each case is based
on significant interest in and ser-
vice to the community. The stu-
dents are outstanding in school

EES SESE ARSENE

service and community service.

The group includes work with
Lions Gate Hospital candy
stripers, work with elementary
school students on the North
Shore, and work with the YMCA
Special needs program as well as
with cancer and heart foundations,
and with CounterAttack.

Rotary intends to make this
award annually. Mike Adkins,
Rotary president this year, believes
the award will encourage student
participation in the community.

This year’s recipients are: Lisa
Maglieri from Sutherland, Heather
Davis from Argyle, ‘Meiyi Fang
from Windsor, Heather Mc-
Cullough from Seycove, Kevin
Henders from Wandsworth, and
Julie Crawford from Carson
Graham,

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