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sft North Shore Crisis ices Society is) again ting second: hand dona- ona regular basis.

The non-profit society provides food, clothing and sheher for women and chil- dren fleeing trom abusive or violent situations, as well as crisis information and coun selling.

The society is also looking for women who would be interested in’ offering their support as volunteers ar SAGE House, the transition home.

Call 987-1773 tor infor- mation,

West Vancourer ROBERTO Valente, a cadet i 525 Pathfinder Squadron of the Air Cadets based in West Vancouver, was presented with the Top Course Cadet Award at a graduation ceremony at Albert Head-Air Cadet Training Centre.

Valente, along with 139 other air cadets from throughout B.C. had just completed a_ two-week Cadet Basic Course. He was presented with his award by

ry regional cadet officer, Pacitic Region Cadets.

Howe Sound THE northern Howe Sound have been play- ing host to 800 cam this summer, all of chem members of the Boys’ and Girls’ Club of Greater Vancouver.

The camp, which is owned by the non-protit club, has been in operation tor more than 50 years, and thous: of kids have enjoyed a range of outdoor and | skills development activities there.

On Aug. 6, the children got a special treat when for- mer camper Jim Habert came back to share his experiences as an internationally-known mountain climber and out- door guide. He began his own climbing career as a camper at Camp Potlatch, on its 100-foot wall.

Windsor Park CAPILANO College student Pamela * Hollingsworth recenily took part in the Future World — Leaders Summit in Washington D.C. She joined 400 high school juniors and seniors

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North Vancouver G. Ross Ramsey of North Vancouver has been named chair of Comauunity Foundations of Canada.

Ramsey was a volunteer member oof — Vancouver Foundation’s Youth Advisory Committee for six year and is co-author of a not-for- peotit sector study report entitied, The Social Reconnaissance Projest: Discovering — Philanthropic Leade hip: opportunities.

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JOSHUA Ho was one of nearly 1,000 students ri

ing bachelor of arts degrees during commencement exer- cises at Dartmouth College in June.

Ho, the son of Robert and Christine Ho of West Vancouver, majored in chem- istry and received the degree with honors (cum laude).

Dartmouth, the ninth- oldest college the USS., was founded in 1769. Noted as one of the most selective institutions in the U.S., Dartmouth has a total enroll- ment of 4,000 undergradu- ates and nearly 1,000 stu-

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AN ounce of prevention can go a long way, and that’s why Michael Daring of North Vancouver, a member of the War Amps Child Amputee Program (CHAMP), joined the War Amps

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Anyone willing to lend or donate photographs of North Vancouver delivery vehicles is asked to contact the North Vancouver Archives at 987-5618.

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Michael, 7, was missing part of his left arm and was enrolled in’ the CHAMP program soon after.

As a champ, he attends CHAMP seminars, which provide an opportunity to

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