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Scott Mitchell [12] ail of West Van. Runner-up pift certificates went to Astrid Dier [6], Brian Kartz [7] and Grant Kartz [9] of North Vans Julliet Pentray [8}, Keith Stacey 172] and Greg Wren [11] of West Van [Noel Wright photo].

Monique Begin, federal

minister of national revenue, visits the North Shore this weekend to kick off the

Canada Week celebrations of

the Lower Coast® Liberals.

She will be guest of honor at abr nch Sunday, June 26, in the Plaza _ International Hotel, Marine Drive and Capilano Road, starting at 11 a.m.

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speak on national unity, after which she will conduct an open question/answer ses- sion.

Only: two more days to go until the 1957 North Van- couver High School reunion dinnez, which takes piace this Friday, June 24, at the Canyon Gardens, 3381 Cap- ilano Road.

The fun starts around 7 p.m. and there’s still time for any 1957 grads who have missed earlier announce- ments to get tickets.

Many of the class of ‘57 have already confirmed their attendance—including Art Anderson, Bill Bissett, Dick Bordewick, Bill Calder, Lynne and Gail’ Dobson,

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ANNUAL CHILDREN’S BICYCLE SAFETY RODEO conducted by West Vancouver police drew big field. of young entrants Saturday at Park Royal. Top. scoring three age groups were Duncan Pierce [7], Graham Orlick [8] amd

Formerly executive secre- tary to the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, Mile Begin was first elected to the Commons as member for St. Michel, Que., in 1972, and was returned in 1974, A year later she was named Parliamentary Secretary to the External Affairs Minis- ter, and was appointed Minister of National Revenue in September 1976.

She is an active spokes- woman in the area of netional unity and women’s rights.

Larry Edwards, Heather Fergusson, Dal Lansdell,

Danny Lynge, Marg Rich-

ards, Keith Robinson, Senga Weir, Darryl Wheatcroft and yes...even Peter Speck, pub- lisher of the North Shore News—to mention just a few.

The: committee hopes to have prizes for such categor- ies as those who travelled the farthest, those with the most kids, those with the least hair . and so on. The gossip and — stories covering the past couple of decades should assure a most interesting and ‘‘fun’’ night.

winners of .

Other guests at the cele- brations” include Justice Minister Ron Basford, Ev- elyne Rosborough, president of the Liberal Party in B.C. and members of the B.C.

Tickets for affair are $5 a head and may be reserved by calling Susan Hutchinson at 736-2331

More Canada Week feat- ures on pages 13-14.

Tickets are 525 per couple, or $13 single. For last-minute reservations please call one of the two following immed- iately—preferably this eve- ning (Wednesday, June 22): Larry Terrace (980-0689) or Joy Smith, nee Hysted ¥987-0245).

‘If your portrait is on the big class in ‘57 board pictured below—or even if you missed the photographer in that graduation year, they want to have you there on

Friday.

ALL READY TO CELEBRATE the class reunton this Friday of 1957 North Van High School grads are Art Anderson {left] and Keith Robinson (John Kendrick photo].

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