“NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

ANNE Mooi and Sarah Charieton go over some of the articles
which will be up for sale at the annual Deep Cove Craft Fair. The
fals, which takes place on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m., will offer hand-made goods.

Fair features gifts

THE ANNUAL Deep Cove
Christmas craft fair will be held
on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 10
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Seycove
Community Secondary School,
which is located at 1204 Caledonia
Ave., Deep Cove.

The fair will feature an exten-
sive selection of hand-made gifts
created by various artists on the
North Shore.

Organizers say there will be

plenty of special items that are
sure to satisfy everyune’s
Christmas list.

Displays will include dried
flowers, pottery, country crafts,
jewelry and wooden toys. The fair
also includes entertainment,
refreshments, music, fave painting
and a special visit from Santa
Claus.

For information call 929- 7981.

Local youth chosen

FOUR MEMBERS of the West
Vancouver Youth Band have been
selected to participate in the B.C.
Band Association’s Provincial
Junior Honour Band concert this
weekend.

On the recommendation of the
West Vancouver Youth Band’s
director of music, David Suomi-

Martinnen, the four members —
Molly Brymer, Stuart Morton,
Martin Fisk and Mike Fox — will
rehearse and perform with some
of the the most talented junior
high school band students in the
province. The concert will take
place outside the Greater Van-
couver area.

For more information about

Friday, November 8, 1991 — North Shore News - 23

MANY WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS
PUT ENTIRE FAMILIES
IN THR HOSPITAL.

Listen. Every time you decide not to
practice safety at work, it’s more than
your life on the line. It's the lives of
everyone that cares about you. it's all
well and good for you toe decide that
safety is for the other guy. But if you do

have an accident, and statistics show

Safety. Let's Work On It

there’s a gocd chance you will, you
aren't the only one wiie suffers. One bad
decision can do a lot of damage, to a lot
of people. There’s never just one victim.
Safety at work. if you won’t do it for
yourself, do it for the ones you love.
Please be careful on the job.
WORKERS”

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