Friday, November 1, 1991 — North Shore News - 17

ENVIRONMENT
Green studies granted bursaries |

Annual interest on each BCAA.
$10,000 endowment will be of- At SFU, the award will
fered in the form of a bursary. recognize outstanding academic
“This initiative, overseen by performance by a graduate
BCAA’s Environmental Task student whose thesis research is
Force, is the latest in a growing related to the study of the en-
line of activities the association vironment.
has undertaken to ensure we At BCIT, the award will
are doing as much as we can to represent an achievement
support positive environmen- scholarship for a student in the
tal actions,’’ said Leign Carter, second year of the Automotive
director of public affairs for Service Technician program.

THE B.C. Automobile
Association (BCAA) has
created bursaries for en-
vironmental studies at Simon
Fraser University and the B.C.
Institute of Technology
(BCIT).

BCAA provided $5,000 in
funding at each institution, and
the B.C. Provincial Matching
Program met those funds with
another $5,000.

Highland
students
raise money
for cancer

HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY
School in North Vancouver
recently staged its third Terry Fox
Run, with great resuits.

Held in conjunction with the
school’s weekly fitness run, the
in-school event raised $3,058 for
cancer research.

Children from Kindergarten
through to Grade 2 ran a course
on the schoo! grounds, while older
students ran three kilometres
through the Fairmont Road area.

Parents were encouraged to run
or walk along with the children.

“We're very proud of our stu-
dents and their commitment to
finding a cure for cancer,”’ said
Mike Day, Highlands vice-prin-
cipal and organizer of the run.

The Antone Indian Family

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield
AS PART of the ‘Walk for Whales’ fundraising campaign
Greenpeace sponsored an art contest for school children. The
winning students, Canyon Heights’ Erica Gayman (left) and
Stephanie Hilton (right) (shown with teacher Mell Galipen)
were presented wiih Jonah trophies for their entries, and the
school received a Gisenpeace publication for its library.

GVRD provides directory

A NEW directory for industrial,

Come and hear the Antone Indian Family
‘Gospel Singers
Sunday, November 3 6:30 p.m.
Delbrook Baptist Church
515 West Windsor Rd., North Vancouver
also appearing at the PN.E. Garden Auditorium
November 6-10, 7 p.m.

EVERYONE WELCOME FREE!

building materials, metals, tex-

“commercial and institutional (ICI)
waste .recycling and disposal is
available from the Greater Van-
couver Regional District.
The 14-page booklet is designed
to help businesses and industries
_in the Lower Mainland go green
and recycle their waste products
or dispose of them safely.
Industrial, Commercial and In-
Stitutional sector garbage is about
66% of the Lower Mainland's
total waste stream, consisting

' / mainly of paper fibre and organic

material.
The directory covers a wide
range of waste products including

tiles, organics and plastics. The
listings provide recycling and
disposal company names and
locations as well as information
on pick-up hours, minimum quan-
tity and what kind of materials
preparation is required.

The ICI Recycling and Disposal
Directory is part of the GVRD’s

‘Creating Our Future Initiative for

a healthier and more livable
region.

Directories are available by call-
ing the GVRD at 436-6800; or by
visiting the Communications and
Education Department, 19th

Floor, 4330 Kingsway, Burnaby.

‘Catch these Savings!

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with purchase of any bird

All Hanister
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Expire date 11/30/91