Wednesday. January 14, 1998 — North Shore News - 35

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EIGHBORHOODS

Photo NV Museum and Archives

THIS photo was snapped in the Park and Tilford
Gardens. circa. 1970s. If you have any informa-
tion about it, please sail the-archives, 987-5618.

‘Red Cross ships blood east

Edgemont
AN apple a dav... Alice Rapanos, a staff member
at Highlands elementary school, was recently
awarded the North Share Association for the
Mentally Handicapped’s 1997 Apple Award.
The award honors educaters who are com-
mitted to inclusion and community awareness.
Jacqui Baitour, of the Ministry for Children and
Families, presented the award.

Hest Bay

FIFTEEN female neighbors of Radelifie Ave.
gathered for a Christmas luncheon at Chesa
restaurant on Sunday, Dec. 14

Ir was the first of its kind, and during the
Junch the neighbors discovered some interest-
ing tacts:

The oldest among them iy 95 and has been
living on Radcliffe for 47 vears. She was sur:
passed in number of vears on the street by
another woman. who's dived there tor 30 vears.

In fact. this group of 15 has logued a com
Hined total of 389 vears on the street.

The lowest price paid for a heme on
Radelifte? Five thousand dollars jor a cotrage
purchased in 1949. Meanwhile, the newest res-
ident to the neighborhood pad $650.000 just
for the lor.

One of the homes belongs to the historical
soviery, as it was the first actual house built in
West Bay. The other homes which originated in
the °20s were all built as summer cottages.

Lonsdale

DOUG Elliot and Margaret: Suchonska of

Royal LePage Real Estate Services wish to send

out thanks to North Share folks who helped
them make their 1997 Blanket Drive the
biggest ever.

The pair were pictured in the News at the
beginning of their campaign on Dec. 3, and as
a result, ‘filled 70 garbage bags with clothing,
food, blankets, toys and toiletries. The North
Shore Christmas Bureau, North Shore Harvest
Project, and various women’s shelters and mis-
sions downtown all benetited from the success
of the drive.

“We especially wanted to thank the Grade 2
students of St. Pius Xo clementary school in
Indian River for their participation.” wrote the
pair ina thank vou noie to the News,

Princess Park
ENVIRONMENTAL.
Atkinson won the
Envirosave Award.

The national award is given to a Canadian
Power and Sail Squadron member who has
made the greatest effort in promoting a project
which contributes to saving the environment.

Atkinson has febbied government at all lev
el te protect salmon habitac and has also
launched a school program to teach Jocal chil-
dren abour habitat conservation,

Weed ithe to share information about the folks
who are making a difference in your neighbor-
hood. Forward all infor mation, including your
name, address and telephone number te
Neighborhoods c/o Deana Lancaster. E-mail ta
deana@nsnews.com or fax to 985-2104, Mail to
North Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale Ave. North
Vancouver, V7M 2H4.

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fierce winter storms
freezing up much of
Eastern Canada, the
Red Cross Vancouver
‘Blood Centre is urging
residents of the Lower
Mainland to donate
blood for immediate
shipment east.

Tce storms have reduced
blood supply in several com-

munities. Some hospitals have
had to cancel elective surg-
cries.

As the storm moves
toward the Maritimes, the
potential for a blood shortage
is real,

Traditionally,
Columbians are
supporters of
national blood system.
Recent strong collections
have inereased the province's
blood supply to a level high

British
dedicated
Canada’s

enough to export blood to
Eastern Canada, but’ more
blood will be needed to meer
the anticipated demand over
this week.

Donors are needed to
assist with this effort at donor
clinics throughout the Lower
Mainland.

Information on times and
locations of clinics can be
obtained by calling 879-6001
or toll free ar 1-S88-332-
5663.

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