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SOME lucky students attend- ing the Squamish campus of Capilano College are getting a litde extra help dhanks to the Chamber of Commerce serv- ing Squamish, Britannia Beach and Furry Creek.

The Chamber raised approximately $3,000 at its annual general meeting and president’s banquet, held at the eud of January. Fifty per cent of the money was designated towards the chamber’s college student bursary, designed to assist local students to achieve their college educations. The provincia! government matched the $1,500 donation with a grant.

North Shore

Cpl. Jennifer Taylor, Sgt. Nathan Rayan, Leading Air Cadet Karen MacInnes and Cpl. Peter Ster — all from 103 Thunderbird Squadron in North Vancouver — were among 40 of the Lower

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OOPS ... In last week's Time Travelier w2 had Esplanade running the wrong way. Between 1928 and 1929 the Vancouver Harbour Commissioners Terminal Railway constructed the Lonsdale Avenue Subway, or rail tunnel, which is still in use. “Sidewalk superintendents” watched the cut and cover method of construction along West Esplanade, extending for more than a block in each direction from Lonsdale. The Coronation Block, centre, at 101-111 West Esplanade, is the only one of the

-ainfand’s most talented cadet musicians who came together over Spring Break to form the 2000) Millennium = Cadet Honour Band. The band par- ucipated in 15 performances in five days throughout the Lower Mainland and in Whisder.

The cour was funded by the Millennium Bureau of Canada.

West Vancouver

The North Shore Health Region’s West Vancouver Adult Day Centre was the grateful recipient of a cheque for $5,000 donated by Branch 60 of the Royal Canadian Legion.

The cheque was handed aver on March 24 by Rosemarie Block, president of RCL Branch 60, for the pur- chase of a special chair scale needed for people unable to be weighed on a_ conventional stand-up scale. The scale will also benefit others in the com- munity as the West Vancouver Adult Day Centre is located

within the West Community Health Centre and across the street from the West Vancouver Seniors Centre.

Irene Lytde, manager of Seniors Specialty Services for the North Shore Health Region, was on hand to receive the cheque on behalf of the centre. The Legion has been a regular supporter of various seniors’ programs on the North Shore, in particular the Home Emergency Response System. Ms. Block said dona- tions such as these are raised entirely through the volunteer efforts of Legion members dur- ing their annual Poppy Campaign.

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