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Silver Harbor still chasing fund

SILVER HARBOUR Centre North Shore residents to over $30,000 in BORIC ple can’t find or have com $18 or more, and more than — valuable facility and program the soul, recreational, donate their original five tree shares and cash donated at mitted thear BORIC shares to 2.000 bricks are now on the — tor our seniors, and consider: educational and nutritional BORIC shares to an endow- shopping centres and North other purposes,’ said tund wall. ing that each of us is getting facihty for North Shore ment tund. The tund will Shore financial institutions raising Chairman Scott Mears said the fund drive — older, it’s a service we will all semors - is continuing its generate operating capital for during Silver Harbour Week Mears, ““but we are very will continue into the new — share,’’ he said. drive for timancial self- 9 the Centre which was hard hit in late October and donations pleased to take cash "’ year and will attempt to give Donauons - BORIC shares sufficiency by provincial government are continuing to be received The Commemorative each household inp North — of others - can be delivered or The Centre, at 144° Fast restraint earlier this year at the Centre - tn person and BCRIC Wall of Honour at Vancouver a chaace to mated to the Centre An in- 22nd Street, launched a cam. The first stage of the tund by mail the Centre contaims a contribute come tax deductible receipt paign in late October asking = raiwing campaign raised just “We know that many peo- “brick tor each donor of “This is an extremely will be issued.

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