Ih - Wednesday, October 25, 1989 - North Shore News

Neighbourhood House marks 50th anniversary

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NORTH SHORE Neighborhood House (NSNH) kicks off its weekend 50th anniversary celebra- tions in a blaze of scarlet.

The RCMP’s men in red will be on hand to welcome Lt.-Gov. David Lam Friday, Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. The North Vancouver Youth Band will provide a musical wel- come to the public and guests in- cluding North Vancouver City Mayer Jack Loucks, North Van-

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couver District Mayor Marilyn 925-3696H. § Baker, Solicitor General Angus Day should read Thursday, 9835-25180. &

Oct. 27, 1989. Wootco is sorry for any in- convenience this may have caused its customers.

Ree and North Vancouver MP . oD Sar REAAK ae ala Chuck Cook. ERP EIU

NSNH is mandated to provide social, educational, cultural and recreational opportunities to all people living in the neighborhood. Fifty years ago NSNH served as a day care for mothers who worked in the shipyard nearby.

NSNH is slated to undergo

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fenovations to the tune of approx- imately $900,000. The organization received $276,000 from the pro-

October 25/89. Rates subject to change Minimum

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The open house component of the recreation study is designed to allow residents from various areas of Indian Arm to view the findings of the preliminary study, question VPC staff and Quadra study team members and provide their own input and comments.

The public input will be consid- ered in preparing a final report on

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Indian Arm _ recreational uses, which is expected to be ready later this year.

In addition to the Seycove school open house, an open house was held last night at Belcarra Village, and another will be held

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to help pay for the revamp. In ad- dition to funding received from North Vancouver City, NSNH has Picked up donations from private companies and citizens.

At Friday's ceremony, Lam will be unveiling a donor plaque honoring those who have par- ticipated in the NSNH gift pro-

gram.

Added NSNH executive director Don Rutherford: ‘We're inviting as many past board members as we can to Friday’s event. It’s a time for people to renew some old ac- quaintances.’’

The open house anniversary celebration continues on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. with histori- cal displays, face painting, cake

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tomorrow night at Kyle Centre in Port Moody.

Seycove school is located at 1204 Caledonia Ave. in the Deep Cove area of North Vancouver District.

For information call the Van- couver Port Corp. at 666-3226.

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