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Christmas Bureau seeks

good used toys, cheques

Christmas should be
shared by everyone. And to
this end. the members of the
North Vancouver Christmas
Bureau have been working
since they held their first
meeting in September.

This year’s coordinator,
Stephanie Nevin, may be
called at the Bureau's office
in the Chamber of Com-
merce, 131 East 2nd St. at
985-8612 for information on
how the needy of our
community may be helped to
have a Merry Christmas.

lt may come as a shock to
many residents of North
Vancouver, says chairman
Gerry Miller, that many
families in their area are
loking forward to a bleak
Christmas. The children may
have to go without toys and
the family will not be able to

sit down to a decent turkey
dinner.

For almost 20 years, the
Christmas Bureau nas come
to the aid of the needy in
seeing that they are provided
with either a hamper or a
food certificate so they may
have a traditional Christmas
dinner.

Hampers are donated by
schools or other groups and
individuals. Monetary
donations are needed
cover the cost of the ap-

the Bureau at which free
shopping for Christmas gifts
for the children of its ap-
plicants is provided.
Suitable toys,
books, etc, in
condition are urgently
needed. Items for the
Toyshop may be dropped off
at any branch of the North
Shore Credit Union or any
local firehall which are
cooperating with the

games,
like-new

proximately $8,000 worth of
Food Certificates issued.
Donations should be made
payable to: North Van-
couver Christmas Bureau.
P.O. Box 86081. N. Van.
V"L 455 Receipts for in-
come tax purposes are
issued.

A toyshop 1s operated by

to. Christmas bureau once again
by acting as _ collection
depots. . ae

Credit Union branches are

also accepting non-
perishable food items for the
hampers they will be
distributing a few days
before Chrisimas.

“With the continued
support of our community,
we hope to look after

Grace pleads for St. Paul’s

Louis Miranda, 88-year-
old patriarch of the
Squamish Indian Band and
other band dignitaries were
among the approximately 50
people attending last week's
$50-a-plate fund-raising
dinner for St. Paul's Church
at Guppy's Restaurant in
North Vancouver.

Guest of honor
McCarthy, Human
Resources Minister and
other head table guests were
led in to the beating of a
tom-tom by band counsellor
Simon Baker.

The Save St. Paul's fund
needs $500,000 for urgent
repairs to the 96-year-old

Grace

monument which Baker
described as “a heritage for
the Indian people”. He was
echoed by Miranda who
declared St. Paul's had
“saved the lives of all the
Squamish people.”

The fund has so _ far
reached approximately
$230,000. The church has
been designated the number
one heritage building on the
North Shore by the Heritage
Advisory Committee and is

being considered as a
national historical
monument.

McCarthy. who has taken
a personal interest in the
project, described St. Paul's

Free Xmas carol
sheets for schools
and community groups

Schools and community

groups planning’ carol
concerts or door-to-door
carol-singing expeditions

this Christmas will be in-

terested in the special
supplement included in
Section C of this Wed-

nesday’s North Shore News.

The supplement contains.
in convenient form, a4
sclecuon of the'best loved
songs of Christmas for
teaders who enjoy the

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their homes. But that's not
all.

Extra copies of the sup-
plement have been printed
and are available free of
charge to schools and other
interested groups

For information on how to
obtain your free extra
supplements ask for Joanne
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(980-0511) and tell her how
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as “a symbol of the native
Indian culture. It_has seen
four generations of the
Squamish people christened,
marnied and buried, and part
of their lives and part of their
memories have been part of
the church.”

“If we didn't save it,”
McCarthy continued, “just
think what they would say 50
years from now: ‘You had a
part of history and you let it
deteriorate

for a mere

$400.00 or $500,000.”
“And you know,” she
addéd, “the way inflation 1s

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