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_ Page A10, June 27, 1979 - North Shore News —

by yo. ellsworth: , dickson

Maybe it is , just the people I happen to

- know, but it appears to me that Canadians -

rely on drugs of various kinds. Coffee in the morning, a cigarette very 20 minutes or so, ‘and booze in the evening. And that’s not counting Prescription pills or pot.:

This issue - ‘the Inquiring Reporter asks:

: Debbie Turner West Vancouver :', IT think many people Use. drugs because they - have become socially ‘acceptable; such = as tobacco and prescription -drugs. These kind of - drugs are promoted by large companies for profit.

The fund-raising - cam- : paign for the new children’s -

floor at Lions Gate Hospital received a massive shot in

the arm last week -- $85,000. _ through new donations.

As a result, the total leapt

up to $251;000 . from $166,000 a week. earlier, bringing the fund within sight of its $300,000 target. -

The major—contribution came ‘from the Vancouver Foundation, which donated $32,500. During the same

‘seven-day - period ap-

proximately $10,000 was - also .received from miscellaneous groups and individuals.

North Vancouver City

council has voted to give

Lions Gate Hospital a

$10,000 grant for- the.

children’s floor fund, and:

council has also-urged other ©

North Shore municipalities to make a similar gesture.

Council passed the motion.

to give the grant unanimously, Monday night, after meeting as a finance committee to consider the

“This total of $42,500 is being matched dollar for

. dollar by Park. Royal and British Pacific Properties in. accordance. with. the pledge. . given by: “the ‘two West °

Vancouver companies eatlier this month.

» patuongh $49,000 is still

needed -+to reach the...

$300,000 target, ‘the fund actually needs to collect only another $24,500 in new

donations -- which will again . | be matched dollar for dollar .

‘by -Park Royal/British Properties.

Donations, which are tax deductible, should be ad-

" dressed to. The Children’s —

.

treasurer’ s° report on-

whether the city had such funds available. — -

The report said the ‘money was. -available, the

suggestion made orginally by

Mayor Jack Loucks,. one.

week ago, was passed; -.

It was noted that by giving —

the grant, the City. was actually adding $20 ,000 to

the children’s. floor fund, as * _Park Royal has. offered to

Floor "Fund, Lions 7 “Gus will be ‘most’ as Hospital, 230. East 13th received, an

Street, North - Vancouver. “All amounts; large or small, %

match ‘dollar for ‘dollar, all money .- donated. between . $100,000 and $200, 000:

-Lions Gate. Hospital needs

an estimated _ $300,000 to . _ Shore communi tie ~modernize’ the Pediatrics — Loucks said... ward. . - >, Ald

We | are. telling them we. are supporting. ‘them, . and. we .

ate encouraging . citizen’

action groups to go_out~2 a two. mu stimulate. this~ ‘type “of ac-

One of the North Shore’ $ rriost. ‘com -fortable: and intimate spots is the -

_. Snuggery at Harvest —-the ideal place

:; to relax while enjoying a light meal and

. “listening: to some of the West Coast's

».. finest performers. Ken Kirschner. ap-

ye B pears /June25to June 30. Visit the . ‘Tom Stephenson os BOOT gery ‘Monday through Saturday

North Vancouver

be i { ! i

'. From what I've seen, yes. Most people use |

drugs of various kinds to alter their mood.

Kathryn Hutchings North Vancouver

I think many people rely too much on

prescription drugs. They ~~

only think they are sick, but they just have trouble coping.

Robin Blues North Vancouver

Yes, I would say we tely too much on drugs. I think the pressures of our lifestyle make it worse. But there is some hope; I sce many people starting to exercise and eat better.

Jack Tomik North Vancouver

Yes. I think many people expect an instant cure and over-use both prescription and non- prescription drugs. Everybody is, looking for an easy way.

to Midnight.

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Angels on Horseback

Oysters wrapped in Bacon and broiled.

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Beggars on Horseback

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- Garlic Prawns

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