32 - North Shore News — Wednesday, January 12, 2000

DOUGLAS COLLEGE
BASKETBALL CAMPS

instructed by top coaches
from the Lower Mainland.
For more information calt:

§27-5580

SLACK & white

SEGA GENESIS, 3 controllers,
12 games. $100; 3 floored ham-

ster cage, $30. 988-4842

TWO ENERGETIC sisters love
babysitting. Please cail:
990-4136

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SEYMOUR DANCE
New Classes
* Adult Intermediate Jazz
Fridays, 6:45-7:45
. * Adult intermediate Ballet
Wednesdays, 7:00-8:30
* Hip Hop for Teens
ursdays, 3:30-4:30
* Acro Dance, Thursdays 5:45
Call 929-6060

THE &8.C, BOYS CHOIR is hold-
ing AUDITIONS tor January
Openings: boys & men ages 8
24 who like to sing & travel.
info: 322-5240 - .

Births

MCGREW - Kevin & Tami (nee
Skolsky) are thrilted to announce
the arrival of Joshua Mackenziz
: on Dacember 13, 1999, weigh-
ing 7ibs, 1002 just like his big sis-
-’ ter Ashley and brother Christian.
: What a special blessing you are
fittle one! Special gratitude to Dr.
Schouls &Kelly Anne at LGH for

., ensuring our baby's safe arrival, _

"- |. AJ TRANSMISSION
+ 1434 Croven St. A Very special

thanks to Jim Baechler & Statf-

Jor Mor pong above & beyond the
“7 > gall of duty to help me out.
Por expert advice & service
. Lrecemmend them." F.Rebinson.

. > BRITISH? WORKED THERE? or

on drawing the “trozen" pension? get

the facts on your UK pension righis &

_ ON our “anti-freeze” campaign Call
..  Ron-pralit Canadian Alliance of -

*. British Pensioners FREE 1-800-760-

, 6633 Email: maya @ brentwood.bc.ca

FLEA MARKET
. Sun Jan" 16th 9-2pm. Eagles
“. Hall, 170.W. 3rd St. Table rental
ox. $10, 987-8815 or 957-3685

KE
CD PLAYER faceplate, Purcell

Way, 685-0733 8am -Spm.
CHILD'S DOLL found Christmas
.. Eve, Park Royal Mall,
, Gall9a5-5627,"—
GOLD EARRING found on Sat,
dan 8th, at North Shore Winter
» Club. 986-2944 |

KEY FOUND 25 th & Marine in ©
: West Van. Letters PR 1 on key.
-? Call 922. : : .

~ 5. RING by. the Salvation Army

stand at’ Superstore during
Christmas. Name. on ring says
Nancy, Please call to identify fur-
thar insignia, 987-4628.

.- WATCH FOUND at Aryle

. grass fieid. Call to identity.

387-1450

WATCH , iadies, Bridgman Park
area.Sunday Jan 9/00. 929-6293
YOUNG ORANGE & white cat,

nervous & hungry around Sth &
Chesterfield for past 2 mths. Cait
for details 988-7257 _—-

Bi It+1) introduction Services
“+ MEET YOUR
~ SOMEONE SPECIAL

-at greater Vancouver's largest
Singles Network. Call 415-1995

PLEASE NOTE

Shs Shaspartade

Kids Ages 9-14

eunday. January 16th
Cove Cliff Elementary
9:30am - 1:30pm

For just $60 eacn

participant will receive:
“4 hr. Basketball Clinic.

*2 tickets to see the
Vancouver Grizzlies &

{A chance to wn two more lickets by
hitting a free throw atta the gama)

SASKET OF TOYS in parking
lot Deep Cove Cultural Centre
Sun 1/9, Sentimental! 984-0409

BLACK FEMALE shert haired
cat. (Kiri) Cap College area. Re-
ward offered, 987-7866.

DESPERATELY SEEKING the
honest person who found a un-
disclosed amount of money that
was lost in the aftfearly evening
of Friday, Jan 7, in a ziploc bag
in North Van. Possibly at 1 of 3
locations Lonsdale Quay, around
West 2nd St, liquor store or 100
blk of East 12th St. 786-7529.
Reward Offered!

EXTREMLEY SENTIMENTAL!
Gold chain lost in Keg prkg lot
Park Royal or in vicinity of 4596
Cedarcrest, North Van RE-
WARD it found. 966-5827 Jean

GOLD CHOKER diamond
solitare necklace lost West Van
seawall area. 913-0512

GOLD RINGwith AM initials fost
vicinity of Kent & 11th St. 300

block east phone 988-2331.

HAT, DARK suedestaux fur trim,
lost 15th & Marine Drive, West
Van Jan 4th afternoon. 822-5530

LADIES GOLD LONGINES
wate . iost around Park Royal,
Dundarave area, Sat Dec 18th,
Please call. REWARD! 922-8530

LARGE BLACK long haired cat
white splash on chest. tatooed

gar Eagle harbour 925-0640.

PEARL EARRING with gold
post lost Lonsdale Quay St

Georges area, 980-7658

RUBY WITH diamonds earring;
Safeway 17th & Marine, West
Van, Dec 30/99. Very Sentimen-
tal; 926-2551.

SILVER DIVERS Rolex, extreme
sentimental value Lost Fri/Sat
$400 Reward 925-1177

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RORTH SHOPE NEWS CLASSIFIED

Obituaries

BERG - Yvonne Adsie, age 87.
_.Passed away peacefully at Ingie-
“wood Lodge in Wast Vancouver

on January 9, 2000. She wili be

lovingly remembered by sister

Joyce (Bill) Cassidy, stepsons

Ken (Angela} and Jack (Sylvia).

Six step-grandchildren, five step -

great-grandchildren, as well as
. numerous nieces, nephews and

cousins. She was predecoased
by her loving husband Licyd in

1990 whom ‘she cared for with

the utmost devotion for 15 years

after he was involved in a severe
accident. Funeral mass will be
celebrated at Holy Trinity Catho-
fic Church, 2725 ion~. “Ye Ave,

North Vancouver, on Friday, Jan-

uary 14, 2000 at 1:00 p.m. Burial

at Forest Lawn Cametery. We
wish to thank the nurses and
staff at Inglewood Lodge for thier
kindness and care cf Yvonne
over the years and particularly
over the last few days. Dona-
tions may be made to a charity
of ones choice in her memory.

- Hollyburn Funeral Home

922-1221

BURTON - Susan. Passed away
on January 6, 2000. Beloved

’ wife of James for 74 years. She

is also survived by har three chil-
dren. Freda lurray, Jimmy
(Fran) and Tom (Kathy); nine
grandchildren; nine great-grand-
children; sisters Violat and Dai-
sy; sister-in-law Hjordis Burrows,
as well as numerous nieces and

. nephews. She is predeceased

by her son-in-law Jemes Murray;
brother Jack and sisters Dora
and Ada. Susan wes an active
member of St. Stephen's Angli-
can Church and the West Van-
couver Senior's Center for many
ars. Funeral Service will be
eld at St. Stephen's Anglican
Church, 885-22nd St, West Van-
couver on Wednesday, January
12, 2000 at 2:30 p.m. Cremation
to follow, In lieu of tlowers dona-
tions may be made to the Child-
ren's Hospitat in her memory.
Nollybure Funeral Home
8 B220199t2 Loa wc

BUSBY - Carolyn Anne, 55. of
North Vancouver. Passed away
at home with her family by her
side, on the morning of January
10, 2000. She was diagnosed
with cancer just a few months
ago and although her lite was
stopped short, it was rewarding
and fulfilled. She is survived by
her childhood sweetheart and
husband of 35 years Carl, her
daughter Cori, son John, brother
Tom Bell and her many friends
and relatives who went to great
lengths to help our family
through these hard times. -
Thank you all. Carolyn had a

caring, neighbourly nature and
her positive , happy spirit will tive
on. She was a dedicated wile
and mother first, but always
found the time and energy to
help others. Her votunteer efforts
included work with Kiwanis, Girt
Guides, Upper Lynn P.T.A.,
Block Beauiiful and the Vancou-
ver Aquarium to name a few.
Flower arsanging and cratts were
her passion and natural talent. A
memorial service will be held at
Boal Chapel at First Memoria) on
Saturday, January 15, 2000 at
Noon, a reception will follow at
the family home. Flowers are wel-
come, It you'd like to make a don-
ation in her memory please do-
nate to the B.C. Cancer Society.

CRAIG - Vernon S. 80m in Van-
couver on June 15, 1911. Died
peacefully in Lions Gate Hospital
on November 26, 1999 aiter a
short battle with pneumonia, He
was predeceased by his loving
wife of 59 years Ivy (nee
Moorehouse). Ha is survived by
his daughter Sharon Brewster
and his sons Stewart (Trudy),
Jim and Bill (Judy), five grand:
childiren and four-greatgrandchit-
dret:. In lieu of flowers send don-

ions to Heart & Stroke Founda-

ion B.C /Yuion.

'BEARLY SELCVED"
McLEAN - Lynn Marie. Passed
away suddenly on January 8,
2000 in North Vancouver aged
42 years. Predeceased by her fa-
ther Maxwell McNish, She will be
sadly missed by her daughters

KaLynn and Melanie (Keith); her.

mother fdris McNish; sisters
Burdel! (Harvey), Dianne (Joe).
Kerry (Victor); many aunts, un-
cles, nieces and nephaws; three
very special friends, Kathy,
Brenda and Anne. A memorial
services was held on January 12,
2000 at 12 noon, Boa! Funeral
Chapel, 1505 Litlooat Ad, North
Vancouver. In fieu of flowers don-
ations can be mace to Women’s
Shelter (Transistion Hous
“Forever in our hea

SKIPPER - tris Frances. Bom
November 13, 1919 in Essex,
England. Passed away peaceful-
: in Vancouver, December 29,
999 aged 80. Predeceased by
five siblings. She is survived by
brothers Andrew and Peter and
many nieces and nephews.
Thanks to all the staff and
friends at Sraddsn Private Hospi-
tal. A memorial service will ba
held 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Janu-
ary 15, 2000 at the “new* Boat
Chapel, 1505 Lillooet Road,
North Vancouver.
FIRST MEMORIAL 980-3451

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GARDINER - Marjorie. Born
May 12, 1912 at Leeds, Eng-
land. Passed away peacefully in
her steep on the evening of Janu-
ary 1, 2000 in West Vancouver.
Predeceased by Robert Forsyth,
her husband of 60 years and her
sister Cynthia Williams. She is
survived by her sister Audrey
Carr of Leeds, England: her lov-
ing children Donald (Ann), Brian
{Lora), and Joy Gardiner; her
grandchildren Megan, James
and Susan Gardiner and step-
grandson Paul Kershaw
{Andrea); niece June Worsdale
{Van) of Ontario, nephews Ron
and Stephen Teed, and sister-in-
law, Mary Teed (Don). The eld-
est child of a British W.W.I veler-
an, she came to Canada alone
at the age of 15 to live with rela-
tives in Toronto. After her mar-
age in 1937, and the birth of
their first two children, she and
Bob meved to the Wesi Coast in
1946 where he began his rise in
the world of chartered accountan-
&y. A classic “at home Mom*,

larjorie nourished and nurtured
her family through the early lean
yeurs and into prosperity. Al-
ways interested m music, she
learned to play the piano as an
adult - which increased her ap-
preciation for the dedication and
effort required to master an in-
strument. In the 1960's she vol-
unteered to assist with the
Kiwanis Music Festivat - a posi-
tion which turned into a second
career, lasting untit her retire-
ment_as Principal Secretary to
the Festival in 1996. Over the
years she encountered and en-
couraged scores of youngsters
in alt classes and categories of
musical competition, eventuaily
sponsoring her own prize for the
best performance of a Beet-
hoven piano solo. Truly it can be
said that “never was heard a dis-
cnuraging word" from har lips; no
one who came in contact with
her could fail to be impressed by
her kind, generous and loving na-
ture. She left the world a far bet-
ter place for her having been

» here - and we miay scarcely

hope to see her like again. To ai-
tow friends and family from altar
to attend, the memorial service
for Marjorie Gardiner will be held
at 1:00 p.m. Friday, Jenuary 14,
2000 in St. Agnes Anglican
Church, 530 East 12th Street,
North Vancouv:

Capilano View in West Vancou-
ver. fn ligu of flowers, donations
to the Kiwanis Music Festival, 5-
900 West Georgia, Vancouver,
V6C 2W6 would be appreciated.
FIRST MEMORIAL 980-3451

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*MORETON - Betty Jean. Passed
away January 8, 2000 in her
78th year after a courageous bat-
tle with cancer. She will always
be in the hearts and memories of
her loving family; husband Earle;
daughters Lynn, Julie and Terry
(Tim); grandchildren _Niclole,
Conner, Danica and Brittany;
sisters-in-law Doreen Moreton,
Barbara Sharp, Nora Sharp, as
well as many beloved nieces
and nephews. A celebration of
Batty's life will be held at Kilby's,
3108 Edgemont Blvd, Thursday,
January 13, 2000, from 3:00 -
5:00 p.m. The family would like
to express their thanks to the
wonderful teams at Vancouver
Hospital Palliative Care Unit and
St. James Cottage Hospice. In
fieu of tlowers ‘a donation in
Betty's name to Vancouver Gen-
eral Hospistal Palliative Care
Unit or St. Jamas Cottage Hos-

. pice would be appreciated.

F ees
SULLIVAN - Doreen Patricia.
Suddenly December 30, 1999.
Born March 7, 1930 in Liverpool,
England. She was predeceased
by her husband John Alan
Sullivan and her companion Ger-

ald Ryan. Survived by her daugh-

ters Linda (George) Clark, Julie
(Peter) Hill and her beloved
grandsons Shawn and Alan. io
Service by request.
“May you finally be happy,
| Sand at peace.*.~.*.°.”

RAIMONDO - Renato “Ray”.
Passed away peacefully in his
sleep early Friday morning Janu-
ary 7, 2000 in his 80th year. He
is lovingly remembered by his
family, wife Marjorie; sons, Ri-
chard (Sheila), Blair (Olivia), Ken
(Linga}, and Randy; grandchil-
dren, Rachel, Michael, Matthew,
Erin, Casey, and Jessica Bailey:
his sister Delina Wimbles; hs
niece Linda and by his nephews,
Tom and John. His strong and in-
destructible spirit will live on in
the hearts ot those he loved and
those who loved him. Aa:
served as a pilot for the R.C.A.F.
in W.W. il. He was Director of
Personnel for MacMillan Bloedel
and was Past President of
BOMA Canada. His community
involvement included; Forest
Hills Little League , Past Presi-
dent of the North Shore Cougars
Football Club, and Chartered
member of the Squamish Valle:
Golf and Country Club. Mass o!
Christian Burial will be celebrat-
ed at St. Stephens Catholic
Church (24th St. and Mountain
Highway) Lynn Valley, North
Vancouver on Wednesday Janu-
ary 12, 2000 at 1:00 p.m. with
prayers being hetd at the church
on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. tn lieu
of flowers, donations to the Child-
ren’s Hospital of British Colum-
bia in his name would be greatly
appreciated.

FIRST MEMORIAL 980-3451

+ Yvonne (nee
Laffoley). Passed away peaceful-
ly at Lions Gate Hospital on Jai
uary 6, 2000. She was prede-
ceased by her husband Amand,
and daughter frene Burgess
(Ralph). She will be lovingly re-
membered by daughters Marie
CSJ, Audrey Grant, Cecile Van
Nes (Ralph), Margaret Anne
Reda (Larry} and son Maurice
{Lucille}. Also by thirteen grand-
children and their spouses,
twenty-five great-grandchildren,
and one great-great-grandchild,
ail of whom she was very proud.
Yvonne was born on September
28, 1699 in the Ottawa Valley
and enjoyed the celebration of
her 100th birthday with her fami -
fy and friends. Her tife touched
three centuries. Prayers will be
offered Tuesday, January 11,
2000 at 7:30 p.m. and a funeral
Mass will take place W. ‘ines-
day, January 12, 2000 at 11:00
a.m, at Holy Trinity Church, 2725
Lonsdale Ave, North Vanenuver.
Celebrant will be Father Terry
Larkin, Inferment at Capilano
View Cemetery to follow. Flow-

ers gratefully dectined.

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every Friday, 7:30 p.m., 176 E
2nd St, North Vancouver, B.C,

Childcare provided. 662-8500
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issues surrounding access lo
his 2 small children. Has limited
resources, Please call 255-6555.

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