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PUBiIC OPEN HOUSE

A Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting
will be held in Council Chamber, City Hall,

141 West 14th Street, North Vanceuver, B.C. on
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1994 AT 7:30 PM

available for viewing in the foyer of City Hall from
June 22th through to June 27th between the hours
of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm.

Residents wishing to make a presentation to the
Commnitiee should contact the City Clerk, Bruce
Hawkshaw ai 985 - 7761. For further information
about this project, please contact Leesa Strimbicki,
Park Planner at 985-7761.

he Open House for the Victoria
Park Enhancement Plan which was
held on May 17th was well attended
by approximately 100 residents.

The Consultant, Philips Wuori Long Inc., is in
the process of preparing the final “Enhancement
Plan” which will be based on comments received
from the public at meetings held on April 26th
and May 17th. The "Enhancement Plan" will be

NEWS photo Cindy Guodman

Daddy’s girl

TWO-YEAR-OLD JANE Ingram found a warm, safe place to
sit last Sunday in her dad David's shirt. The pair were part of : D1 T)) \:
the crowd that attended the annual Father's Day celebra- Ee mM eg

tions at Waterfront Park last Sunday.
NEW MANUAL UNVEILED

he joint team of public volunteers —_ called "Ethics in Action", the other "Contribution to
TS and staff have completed production . Local Democracy".

of the “Public Involvement Program
Manual” for the Engineering Department of the
City of North Vancouver. This will guide the
department in future relations with the general
public and it has already been successfully used in
meetings with the public on Mosquito Creek Park

North Van teachers
host summer camp

NANCY BRENNAN — and
Beverley Newcomb, two experi-
enced North Vancouver art tcach-

Members of the team will make a presentation on the
Public Involvement Program to Council on MONDAY,
JUNE 27, 1994 at 7:30 p.m,, in Council Chamber, City
Hall, 141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, and you
are all cordially invited to attend,

dents to practise sketching and
painting in an outdoor setting.
The camp takes place every

ers, are hosting Summer Images
°94, a summer art camp for stu-
dents in Grades 1-7.

Activities include drawing
(with pencil, charcoal, and a vari-
ety of other media); painting (both
watercojor and gouache); papier-
maché; paper-making; psyanky
(Ukrainian Easter eggs); and a
variety of other projects.

There will also be at least one
fieldtrip per week to allow stu-

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weekday from Monday, July 4, to
Friday, July 15, from 1 p.m. to 4
p.m. daily. The location is the
preschool at Mount Seymour
United Church. 1290 Parkgate
Cres., North Vancouver (just off
the parkway).

For further information or to
tepister your child, please call
980-5471 or 986-3838. The cost of
the camp is $90 for one weck or
$180 for the entire two weeks.

NORTH SHORE CREDIT UNION has been a
key partner in the growth and development of
your community since 1941.

53 years later, we have reached a
significant milestone, a halfa villion dollars
in assets. That represents 40,000 members,
or 1 in 4 North Shore residences.

In celebration of this achievement,
we're bringing back one of your favourite
deposits with new fratures, ESCALATOR-3.

It’s a new three year term with tiered
interest rates -- and the option to convert to
other products later on. An excellent feature

should interest rates rise.

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Trails. The project has won two awards - one

Plus, for our regular 1 to 5 year TERM DEPOSITS,
there is anew member Branch Manager's bonus of 1/4% on
amounts of $1,000 or more.

If you haven’t already heard, we're also having
a draw for INTEREST ON $1 MILLION? for one month!
Ii's all part of the celebration and our new member

promotion, tell-a-friend.

The celebration ends July 30, 1994. *So ask

for all the details and draw prize rules at any one
of our 9 branches from Bumaby to Whisiler,
or call 986-4321.