NEWS photo Paul McGrath

NORTH SHORE Famify YMCA summer staff got iogether for some pyramid power to remind
people of this year’s summer programs for children and adults. Programs start June 29, so

register now at 926-5541.

Volunteer camp assistants needed

For more
NSNH, 225 E. 2nd St. in North
Vancouver, or ca}l 987-8138.

NORTH SHORE Neighbourhood
House (NSNH) is looking for
volunteers t0 assist counseliors
with daily activities during the
summer Gay Camp program.

The camp offers activities for
children, who are six to 12 years of
age. Trips offered through the
program include visits to Cates
Park, Ambleside Beach, Stanley
Park and Splashdown Park.

The summer camp negins June
29 and operates on an ongoing
basis (statutory holidays exclud-
ed), Monday to Friday, fer nine
weeks.

Organizers say volinteers must
be at least 14 years of age. and
should be interested in working
with children. This opportunity is

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also good for people who want to
gain work experience while having

fun.

information visit

Contest drew hard-cores

From page 536
day smoker for
years.

The North Shove News’ Robyn
Brown chronicled her personal
Quit To Win story in nine weekly
instalmenis published in the Sun-
day edition of the News. Brown's
name was drawn to receive one of
six Charity Teddy Bears donated
by The Bay for the contest,

Nori) Shore Health's contest
co-ordinator Franca Bertoncin

more than 20

said 448 smoxers entered the con-
test, which required them to quit
smoking as of April 10.

Participants were required to
stay smoke-free until the contest’s
draw on May 31. Only 149 en-
trants returned their pre-draw quit
cards by May 31.

Bertoncin said she was espectral-
ty pleased that the contest appeal-
ed to many ‘hard core’? long-
time smokers.

Careful. While you enjoy your garden or patio,
open windows and patio doors may be letting in
more than fresh air.

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293-764.

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DRY CLEANING?

Goody’s Cleaners has been the first in Canada to
introduce prepaid dry cleaning facilities. There are
2 stores in Western Canada with more on the way.
The advantage to the customer is lower prices. In
addition, time spent at pick-up time is reduced to
a few seconds. The mystery of cost is also
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walk in with your garments due to a prominent
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for the owner of the store is much less bookkeep-
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can almost werk out of a cheque book and leave
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PLEATED SKIRTS

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