A20 - Wednesday, April 13, 1983 - North Shore News

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NORTH VAN YOUTH BAND'’s annual chocolate bar drive takes place April 17-23.

Above, enthusiastic sellers Christine Rennie, Beth Rennie and Vern Griffiths will be

among other band members hawking their imported chocolate bars to North Van
residents to raise funds for the band’s many activities.

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TOGETHER AGAIN After 26 years, the Kuntz family gathered last weekend from
two continents at the West Van home of Clair Kuntz (seated right) for a reunion with
their 80-year-old mother Edna from Dundas, Ont. (seated left). Brothers and sisters (I
to r, standing) are: Blanche Tostengard, Nelson Kuntz, Laverne Snell, sister Marjorie
Kuntz, Rita Johnson, Mariann Dunn, Gerald Kuntz and Joyce O’Hara. Edna has 47
grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.

Freeman now
means just
that in WV

QUEBEC'S Mayor of
Verdun can swim, skate or
take a recreation program at
West Vancouver council's
expense.

Should he feel so inclined,
he could also drop in on
municipal functions without
paying for a ticket.

These are the privileges
which have been
granted to him as a freeman
of the municipality Verdun

is) West Vancouver's twin
city

He shares the honour with
former alderman Don

Lanskail the first resident to
be made a [rceeman at the
cod of last year

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was conferred that coundctl
realized at did not have any
policy about what being a
freeman involved

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North Shore Neighbourhood
House names 1983-84 slate

THE RECENT 47th annual
meeting of North Shore
Neighborhood House
elected Georgina Coustalin
as its new president for the
ensuing year.

Other 193-84 _ officers
elected with her were Jim
Jarvis (vice-president),
Simon Rowe (treasurer) and
Dana Taylor (immediate
past president).

The following directors
were also elected: Steven
Williams, Doug Miutchell,
John Lakes, Frank Marcino,
William Sorenson, Robert
McCormack, Leoni Rivers,

Verna Smelovsky, Sue
Leyland, Maureen
Frederiksen and _ Keith
Gillis.

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HANDING OVER his gavel to the new president of
Neighborhood House, Georgina Coustalin, is im-
mediate past president Dana Taylor

Arts councils given grants

THE TWO North Shore
community arts councils
have been given grants total-
ling more than $21,000 from
the B.C. Cultural Fund ad-
ministered by the provincial
government.

The North Vancouver
Community Arts Council has
received $13,850 and the
West Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council $7,840.

Awarded annually, the
grants are part of a total of
$442,920 allocated this year

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throughout the province.

In announcing the grants,
Provincial Secretary Jim
Chabot said: “We feel this
direct assistance at the com-
munity level is necessary for
the continuance’ and
development of amateur and
recreational arts activities.”

“We hope these grants
from the province will con-
tinue to provide the incen-
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regional governments in
assisting local arts activity,”
he added.

The grants are paid out of
interest from the $20 million
B.C. Cultural Endowment
Fund and receipts from
provincial lottery funds.

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