PET CORNER

D.O.N.A.T.E. sturdy, clean pup (as illustrated), phone Doris Orr
987-9015. Also waiting for new homes are: American Staffordshire
terrier pup; pr. of toy Poms; purebred Welsh Corgie; purebred
American cocker; young black Lab X; ferrets; lots of kittens and cats,
including a purebred Sealpoint. Please phone 987-9015 or 988-5643.

PETS LTD. needs good homes for: older (but healthy) p/b Corgie;
fine p/b Briard; p/b Silver Bouvier; p/b. Ger. Shep.; p/b Tri Collie;
p/b Red Doberman; p/b Siberian Husky; gentle Kuvasz; Shep. X;
Husky X; long/h ginger rabbit and selection of sweet kittens and
young cats. Please call 988-7461 or 254-9788,

What’s Going On__

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this week —__
Sunday, June 28-N.V. Rec Centre
Outdoors Club hike. Meet at N.V. Rec
Centre parking lot, 23rd and Lonsdale.
7 a.m. To Thornton Lakes. Info: Leslie
Chandler 987-6701.

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Sunday, June 28-Open house. N.S.
Winter Club. 14 p.m. Family free
swim. .

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Sunday, June 28—(ongoing Sundays to
Aug. 9) Summer fun hockey and
tingette for children of all ages. N.S.
Winter Club, Info: 985-4135.

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Sunday, June 28--N.S. Seniors’ Net-
work: volunteer seniors helping other
seniors to solve problems. Office, 900
W. 16th St., N.V., open daily, 984-
2508. Evenings: 988-0590 or 988-7657,

ent

Sunday, June 28-Volunteers needed
for gardening and repair services to
seniors. Call Alice at Capilano Com-
munity Services, 988-7115.

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Sunday, June 28—N.S, Museum and
Archives, 209 W. 4th St., N.V. On
view: Historical View. New exhibit:
New Visions. Wed.-Sun. t-4 p.m. Free.
Info: 987-5618.

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Sunday, June 28-Station Museum,
Mahon Park, 16th and Jones, N.V. On
view: Station Museum — Its Many
Changes. Tours available. Free. Sun-
days only, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Info: 987-
5618. tae

Sunday, June 28--Big Sisters needed:
women aged 20 and over with 5 hours a
week to share in a 1-1 friendship with a
little sister aged 7-17. One year com-
mitment. Info: 873-4525,

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Sunday, June 28—(until Aug. 4) Exhib-
ition of oi! paintings by Dawne Garrett.
N.V. District Hall, 355 W. Queens Rd.
View: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri.
Info: 988-6844,

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Sundsy, June 28—(until July 29) Exhib-
ition of watercolors by Colin Hempsall.
N.V, Court House, 200 E. 23rd St.
View: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon. to Fri.
Info: 988-6844.

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Sunday, June 28--Reunion for
members of N.S. Family YMCA lead-
ers corp will be held July 11 and 12,
Info: Lea Swanson 980-9051 or Jill
McGregor 922-7869.

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Sunday, June 28--Folkfest. Silver Har-
bour Centre, 144 E. 22nd St., N.V. 1-3
p.m. Craft demonstrations, ethnic
displays, food and entertainment.

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Sunday, June 28--Host families needed
for Japanese students from July 15 to
Aug. 5. Phil or Norelle Smith 984-
6883,

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Monday, June 29-Women's Aglow
fellowship evening. Internationa! Plaza
Hotel, N.V. 7 p.m. Info: Margot 980-
3227,

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Monday, June 29--CPR D infant/child.
N.V. YMCA. 6-10 p.m. Pre-register

for manual. Info: 251-1116.
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Monday, June 29--Junior forest
wardens. W.¥. chapter. Barbeque at
Ambleside Beach. 5:30 p.m.

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Monday, June 29--Amnesty Interna-
tional meeting. 7:30 p.m. Highlands
United Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd.
Subject for discussion: Human rights
issues in Kampuchea. Everyone wel-
come.

WARNING: Health
& Welfare Canada
advises that danger
to health increases
with amount smoked
— avoid inhaling,

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British
Columbia’s

m finest retirement
i residence is
now open

ife should get easier as we get older and for those fortunate )-

enough to find a home at Parkwood, the way is now ope
toa newand more rewarding lifestyle.

Beautifully situated on five acres of private property, steps
Jrom the Coquitlam Shopping Centre, Parkwood is the perfect
place to enjov a well deserved rest from responsibility. is also
a wonderful place to make new friends and rediscover the joy
of Shared activities and interests.

Ifvourre ready for a positive change of place, come and
see the attractive hoice of'spacious one and two bedroom
apartments, Take, Stroll in the grounds and inspect the many
unique features which distinguish this exceptional retirement

residence.

When you compare ils many advantages with your pre-
sent situation, we think you 'llagiee, Parkwood offers remark-
able value as well as a very positive alternative to living alone:

t@ Inclusive monthly rental
which covers apartment ac-
commodation, meals, clean-
ing, laundry, utilities, 24 hour
securily, reception, etc.

t® A choice af comfortable
one and two bedroom private
apartments complete with
garden patio or sundeck.

t@ Beautifully furnished

restaurant with daily meal ser-
vice and self-serve snacks.

| ¢@ Professional management
and administration, health and
. social programming.

: %@® Apartment cleaning and

* Beauty salon and barber shop

*Extensive and beautifully
landscaped grounds with
garden terrace and gazebo

t@ Proximity to large, modern _
shopping center, churches, ; q
medical/dental, library and
other community support
services

t@ Easy access from all parts
of the Lower Mainland: 30
minute drive from downtown
Vancouver

t@ Additional meals and over-
night accommodation for
guests are available ona
fee-for-service basis

linen laundry service.

t@ State-of-the-art fire and
safely systems with emergency
intercom in every apartment. -

v@ Use of ail in-house recrea-

tional and other facilities

including:

* Hobby and exercise room

¢ Quiet, well stocked library

¢ Comfortably furnished fire-
side lounge

For more information please
contact Mr. Walter Steininger.
He will be delighted to show you
and your friends around.

* Private dining room for spe-
cial occasions

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Parkwood
= Manor

1142 Dufferin Street, Coquitiam, B.C. V3B 6V4
Telephone: 941-7651 or 732-4760 |