18 — Wednesday, November 26, 1997 — North Shore News

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WEST Vancouver Police Const. Jason Laidman (centre) gets checked. by Larry, of the Larry and Willy show,
and the CFOX radio mascot. The threesome are promoting the annual West Vancouver Police charity hockey
game this Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m. at the West Van ice arena, 786 22nd St. Proceeds to B. C. Children’s Hospital.

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THE Vancouver
Waldorf School is hold-
ing a rummage sale and
silent auction Unis
Saturday in Lynn
Valley.

Money raised through the
sale and auction will be used
to help fund a vear-end trip
for the school’s Grade 12
graduates. The event will be

!' Waldorf hosts sale

rented space at Highlands
United Church in Edgemont
Village. ;
The vear-end wip is an gm
annual event, with previou
grad classes travetling to
Mesico and Europe as a tinale
to their studies. Donations to
the rummage sale and silent J
auction are welcome. Pickup
of donated items can be
arranged, For more informa-
tion, call the Waldorf high

held trom 9am. te 2 pam.on school at 986-2922.
Nov. 29 at the Vancouver — Layne Christensen
Waldorf clementary school,
2725 St. Christophers Rd. in
Lynn Valley.
Nineteen students will
graduate from the program
this June. Waldorf, which is Christmas Gift Suggestions
an independent school, runs MOORCROFT

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Botanical creations displayed

WEST Vancouver
botanical artist Lyn
Noble and West
Vancouver potter Ron
Feicht are featured at
the afinual
Watercolours West
show at VanDusen
Gardens Nov. 29 and

Noble will present a selec-
tion of finely detailed, tife-
sized piant and flower paint-
ings.

Slie is an international
award winner for her glow-
ing water colors,

Noble shares a love of
gardening with Feicht, who
says he got into. potting
because of his interest in gar-

. dening and bonsai.

Feicht is currently crea-
surer of the Rhododendron
Society.

Since moving to West
Vancouver cight years ago he
has turned his rugged and
rocky garden into a show-
Piece.

Tr was) placed on the

“must-see” tour of the
recent International
Rhododendron — Society's
Vancouver conference.

He began potting 11
years ago.

He now concentrates on
creating stoneware planters,
cache pots and semi-sculp-
tured tall vases.

He uses a variety af

glazes.

Noble describes his work
as “very beautiful.”

Other artists in the
Watercolours West show are
Barbara. Conder, — Valerie
Pfeitter, Belle Taylor and
guest Jill Edgar.

In addirion to floral
paintings, the artists will pre-
sent landscapes, bird and ani-
mal pictures.

The show is set to run on
Saturday from 10 am. to 6
p.m. and on Sunday from 16
am. to 4 pum.

Parking and admission to
the artists’ show are free of
charge.

VanDusen Gardens are
located at 37th Avenue and
Oak Street in Vancouver.

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From page 17

The day provides an oppor-
tunity for people to think
about their lives, their consum-
ing habits, and about this
Christmas, said Lasn.

On our side of the inlet, the
North Shore — Recycling
Program is hosting, Drop, Shop
and Gol, a community
exchange event from | p.m. to
5 p.m. this Saturday at Anne
MacDonald Hall, at 3rd and
Chesterfield.

Participants can bring used
clothing, toys, hand tools,
small appliances and sporting

goods that are clean, in good
working order and under 25 kg
(55 tb.) For each item dropped
off, participants can choose an
item to take home (or give asa
Christmas gift).

Goods will be be inspected
carefully, said Maureen Rae-
Chute, community programs
coordinator for the program,
and it’s a one for one exchange
— ifyou want co drop but not
swap she advises you to cake
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Army. Bring a mug, tor compli-
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and a non-perishable food item
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