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12 — Wednesday, June 10, 1998 — North Shore News

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Qoo BRIGHT LIGHTS « Qo 9
A celebration of community collaboration

IMS a mouthtuk: the North Shore Mulo: Board: Principles tor
Community Collaboration. They wanted an acronym, burt
haven't found one. They've been too busy. Many of the major
resource and care programy on the North Shore have sp

years refining ways to work together and become more cttective
in the ways they se . The © organizations men

tioned below and a K ,
cuts to tederal-provineial transter payments. |

become proactive and work together Fo become Stronger, not
just in lobbving, bur in the communities they serve. On June 4
they had a party to celebrate their work.

News photos Martin Miflerchip
Thera were many péopie invelved in the principles for com-
murity collaboration, but three of the happiest were, left to
right, Tricia Andrew (North Shore Neighbourhood House),
Cathy Crouse (executive director of N.S. Disability
Resource Society) and Kim Collett (executive director N.S.
Community Services). ‘

Lucky Paul Penner,
North Vancouver City’s
social planner, sports
the prize he won in the
multi-board’s rattle
draw.

Sharing a desire for excellence are, left to right. Celia
Lazzarin (VP, Canadian Mental Health Association,
North and West Vancouver), Gaire Maclean (president.
North Shore Community Services) and Lois Thiessen
(past president, North Shore Neighbourhood House).

Sampling the non-alcoholic punch
are. Alfredo Sepulveda, repre-
- senting North Vancouver District’s

Denise Bowker, execu-
tive director of the
Canadian Mental Health
Association, is proud of
her organization's work.

vill Ackhurst, left,

won two
rounds of golf at Gleneagles
that she rnight share with her
husband if he doesn’t make her

The musical backdrop for the evening was provid-

Sue Laughlin, left, vice president of Community
Health Services, and Anne Mooi, right, execu-
tive director of Seycove Community Programs
Society chat to the chairman of “the” board, Len
Kelsey. North Shore Health Region.

ed by The Gamette Trio who are all part of
Capilano College's jazz proaram. Left to right are
Alderik Schoorl, Garnette Lagrito and !van
Bamford. :

Community Diversity Commitiee,
and Richard Wagner, sociai
planner for West Vancouver
District.

play too far behind him, while
Lisa Chu who's an avid skier
won a ‘winter fun pack” from
Cypress Bowl.

Behshad Hastibakhsh is the com-
munity program coordinator for the
North Shore Multicultural Society
while Margaret Fraser is the execu-
tive director of Capilano Community
Services.

Christine Hagen, left, coordinates the

resource centre for the Nosth Shore

Women's Centre, while Laura Reynolds is
. the development administrator for the North
- Shore Crisis Services Society.

Crystal Saunders, who is a
supervisor at North Shore
Neighbourhood House, super-
vised the raffle draw.

Smiling faces at the celebration were the gang
from North Shore Crisis Services Society: leit to
right, Fawzia Ahmad, Rosanne Johnson,
Tatiana Chabeaux-Smith and Adriane Egan.

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