” NEWS photo Tom Burlay

THIS RACCOON — captured on film in the Upper Lonsdale area — peers through a tree while it makes its nightly rounds.

Charity helps fij7ocd victims

‘“WE ARE ready to receive dona- tions to send help directly to flood victims in Bangladesh’, Save the Children Fund of B.C. president Dr. Joan Ford said recently. “Thousands will die unless help arrives soon.’’ Ford said help is

_ urgently needed to purchase water purification tablets, supplementary food for children and basic medi- cal Supplies.

Save the Children Fund of B.C., established in 1919, is, along with its sister organization in Britain, the world’s oldest child-caring agency. The Fund works extensive- ly in Bangladesh and is familiar

with local needs. Among the pro- jects supported by the Fund is a shelter for abandoned women and children in Dhaka under the direc- tion of Betty Jean Steinkraus of Orillia, Ontario.

As well as “donations for Bangladesh, immediate assistance is required for the earthquake vic- tims in Nepal and the flood suf- ferers in the Sudan. Save the Children funds projects in both Nepal and Sudan.

Donations may be sent to: Save the Children Fund of B.C., 325 Howe Street, Vancouver V6C 1Z7 phone 685-7716. Please mark your

’ donation Bangladesh Flood.

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