12 - Sunday, October 24, 1999 - North Shore News

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North Vancouver City honours its volunteers

TUESDAY night saw North Vancouver Cay honour the peo:
We woe deo the mumapalin’s work for tree! Phis vear the
ation Dinner wos held ar the Avalon Hated.

pests attended as the city recagnizea che volun:

teers Whe sit on council committees, jomt municipal advisory
forces and working wroups. Presentations were

and Angelos Niklas. - or Jack Loucks told the guests:
“Our conmnunity isa better place because of vour efharts and
se of vour contributions ~

NEWS photos Martin Milerchip
Doreen Sharp (left) and Sharon Fagerlund trained together as nurses at Si. Paul's.
Bath were members of the city's Social Planning Advisory Commission, but Doreen is
stepping down after six year's service and received a certificate from Mayor Jack
Loucks.

Sharing a table were (from left): Alice and Ken

Bradbury (Cemetery Focus Group) and Helen and Don

Preston (chair of the Library Board).
Fred Smith, the city's
director of develonment
services, was master of
ceremonies for the
evening.

Chatting after dinner were (from left) Patricia Charter
(Library Board), Carol McQuarrie, a founding member of
Quayside Village Co-Housing, and Mike (Cemetery

Colin and Laurel Focus Group) and Sharon Hocevar.

Volunteers and their guests included (from left): Masae
Mori and Elisa Wagner (Planning Advisory Committee);
Mahvash . Vatankhahi and Darab Shabshang
(Community Arts Gouncil); and Ana (Cemetery Focus
Group) and Matt Yeung.

Crystal and Tom Phipps enjoyed the
selection at the buffet. Tom volunteers on
the city’s Advisory Pianning Commissicn.

Syd Jobling is a ciiy rep-
resentative on the North
Shore Garden Contest
Society while Kathleen
Gilmour used to teach at
Capilano elementary
school when Jack Loucks
was principal! there.

Citris Kiernan supplied the tunes for the
post-dinner dancing. He has been the DJ
at the Avalon for 10 years.

Christmas
Painting & Graft Gemt

Fiat or Honeycomb Wax

Christmas Caiours including bronze, siiver & gold.

Gurnsey were two of
Bright Lights dinner com-
panions. Colin is an
antique car buff and sits on
the Heritage Advisory
Committee.

Maureen Curtis is step-
ping down from the North
Van Recreation
Commission after seven
years of service. She and
husband @eter Rennie
(eight years on the Library
Board) were honoured
with ceriificates of appreci-
ation.

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Roll ‘em, Paint ‘em or Sparkie ‘em!
“Ghese ave hot, so come in early 9 For best selection!
Robert Simmons brushes 35% off

Ail of city council was present to honour the volunteers, .
but Bright Lights wanted to catch the two long-time 2 poli
cians who won't be seeking office in November: Mayor
Jack Loucks and Coun. Sie!ta Jo Dean. ;

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