23 - Wednesday, April 15, 1987 - North Shore News

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1199 Lynn Valley Rd. and Mtn. Hwy., N. Vancouver .

tyan Valley Centre, North Vancouver, B.C
Tel.: 986-4436

Celebrate Easter the
Fashionable Way im
Colourful Spring
Co-ordinates?

Students,
win
science

FASTER

Unique, cute and funny
each decoration is animal/flower
¢ Dandelions * Pussy Willows
© Tiger Lilies ¢ Lady Bugs
© Snap Dragons = ®_ Blueberries

Enter to Win
our Easter
Bunnies with

honors

NORTH SHORE youngsters
excelled in the science of
winning recently at the fifth
annual Vancouver/Lower
Mainland Regional Science
Fair.

By ALISTAIR WAT. .’8
Contributing Writer

Top honors went to West Van-
couver’s Glenny Robertson, a 13-
year-old Grade 7 student at Crof-
ton House School in Vancouver.

Robertson’s entry, titled Bub-
bles, won one of six Best at the
Fair awards and her prize is an
all-expense trip to the Canada-
Wide Science Fair in Mississauga,
Ontario in May.

The fair, held at David Thomp-
son Secondary School in Van-
couver and hosted by the Arts,
Sciences and Technology Centre,
was termed a ‘‘great success’’ by
organizers.

“It was very well attended and
very successful,’ said Patti Leigh
of the Arts, Sciences and Techno-
logy Centre.

She said the project level was a
lot higher than in previous years
and all the participants showed a
fot of enthusiasm.

The six top award winners will
represent the Lower Mainland at
the national fair.

Other North Shore winners in-
cluded: Angela Krewenchuk and
Joanna Briggs, both aged 12, from
Seymour Heights Elementary;
Katherine Brunette, 14, of Coll-
ingwood School; Stephanie Swann
and. Tracy Brown, both 12, of
Westview Elementary; Aiko
Yamamoto, 12, and Jamie Good-
brand, 13, of Sherwood Park
Elementary; Lisa Davies and Ellen
Forrest,’ both 10, of Westview
Elemeniary; and David Lee, 15, of
Handsworth Secondary.

Archery classes
hit . Van hail

A SERIES of archery classes is be-

ing taught Mondays until June 29
at Seylynn Hall in North Van-
couver. ;

The program is open to people
nine years of age or older and runs
for 10 weeks.

Patti Crosbie is instructing the
classes, Monday evenings from 6
to 7:15 p.m. ,

in 1977, Crosbie won first place
at the B.C. Indoor Archery
Championships and second place
at the B.C. Outdoor Champion-
ships.

She captured first place in both
the Canadian Indoor and Outdoor
championships in the ladies’ un-
limited division the following year.

Participants in the recreation
commission program receive indi-
vidual instruction on the use of
such basic archery equipment as
bow, fingertab, armguard and ar-
rows.

Registration fee is $30 per per-
son.

For more information call 984-
9341.

* Dogwood © Strawberries
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985-4787

KIDS:

Come in to Zellers on Thursday, April
16th and have your picture taken with
the Easter Bunny and you could win a
36” plush Easter Bunny and one of 8
ZELLERS $500.00 GIFT
CERTIFICATES.

Picture taking Is from

4: 00pm to 8: 0pm

PIECE PLASTIC

BEACH PLAY SET

Ancludes:
Wheelbarrow,
Pail, more.
Reg. 6.99

KIDS’ FUN SET

Bubbles, Jacks & . i
Skip Rope or Bubbles ¥

: ‘Marbles ie Paddleball

Reg. 3.

LAWN DARTS GAME

Fun for
Everyone

ag. 4.99

Dog's Ear
T-Shirt Boutique
LYNN VALLEY CENTRE

97

“FUN INTHE SUN |

Lynn Vaey Centre

980-9341

ZELLERS WiLL BE OPEN

THURSDAY, AFRIL 16
from 9:30am to 11:00pm

GOOD FRIDAY
from 10:00am to 5:00pm

EASTER MONDAY
from 9:30am to 6:00pm
- For Your shopping Convenience

“CHILD'S FOLDING |

LAWN CHAIR

Red, Biue
or Yellow

Reg. 8.99

SPALDING TOP. FLITE
3-PACK GOLF BALLS

White, Orange
or Yellow

Reg. 6.00 .

MOUNTAIN BIKE

Frames

az 49097

Reg. 159.99

Closed
Easter
Sunday SUNDAY

STORE HOURS:
MON., TUES. .......... 9:30AM-6:00PM

every purchasel!

AGED E

We will write the
name of your choice
on each egg at no
extra cost. Hours of
egg-writing are
posted at store.

DOLL STROLLER

Fully
Collapsible.
Reg. 29.99

PORT ROYAL 34x70”
SLEEPING BAG

P 7 97

Reg. 24.99

GAS. BARBECUE |

With
Side Shelf
Reg. 164.99

Take Charge With
Yout Zellers
Crean Account’