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: MURRAY Uncyk, in front, Gary Woodley and To-bee keep the N.S. Offroad R/C raceway ready for action.

bar club now hack on track

Deana Lancaster
News Reporter.

“THE ‘children and. adults
who race their semete.con-
trol cars on’ the track at
McKay Park thought their
_ Season was over before it had

In january, “some kids’ tried
: ‘to torch the North Shore

Offroad R/C clubhouse. The
police caught them, bur. the
damage was done. Not long
after that, it became the canvas
for someone’s graffi art. Then
the back wall ae kicked out.
Club president Murray Uncyk
said it was discouraging.

“We're. all parents down
here, we volunteer our time to
do this with our kids.”

‘But they didn’t have the

~ money to fix the damage. The

club turned to the local busi-
fess community — and it came
through.

Certified Rentals, Perfor-
mance Car Stereo, Hollyburn
Lumber, Home Hardware,
General Paint, Mountain West
Studio, Hayle Ind. and
Riverside Tron Works all

_ HAPPY Earth Day.

“In honor of it did you ride
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your children a lunch with lit-

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‘ment to the planet i into action

is more than just .a- day's
worth of good environmental
deeds. -

Rather, this day is about
adopting a permanent lifestyle

“~ change. It’s abouz sustainable
: diving and learning what you,

as an individual, can do to

bring it about.

Schools, “community
groups and businesses all over
the Lower Mainland and the

- North. Shore are .renewing

their commitment to the
earth today. on

Isn’t it tisme you joined
them? For mote, see page 50
and 51.
: — Deaun Lancaster

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pitched in with lumber, paint,
supplics and cquipment. As
well, the RCMP agreed to
increase their patrols in the
area.

And rather than down and
out, the club is adding to its
activity lineup. This season
there will be extra programs for
young and novice racers. Call
988-0337 to tind out more.

; n eclectic array of
arts and crafts for
“ he serious and not-

so-serious collector now
awaits you at the Margan

Gallery.” Just
recenily opened, this
delightful gallery — goes
beyond the concept of art
_on a wall or pedestal. The
art displayed here is
livable and touchable.
Known as “functional art,”
its purpose is to be
admired, enjoyed AND
USED!

Walk through the doors of
the Morgan Dawne

Dawne

Gallery and you'll find
delightful works ranging
from clothing and furniture

en

* Prices subject to
change without
notice

to bowls and quilts. In fact, —

the mediums found at this
gallery are limited only by
the imagination. Stone,
metal, wood,

glass, and clay are all on

jon O;
An ect lett re /
display. For those who
prefer a more traditional
medium, the gallery also
has an _—_ eye-pleasing
selection of paintings.

The Morgan Dawne
Gallery is proud of the fact
that a large portion of their
gallery is devoted to B.C.
artists. These artists —
many of them of inter-
national stature, will be
guest speakers at a series of

ceramics, ~

“Ant to wear or diSpIay
workshops and seminars

planned by the gallery. The

“events are part of the

gallery's overall plan to
create a “people-gathering
place” to celebrate the arts.

The Morgan Dawne
Gallery . will also be’
available for corporations
who would like a visually
and intellectually stim-
ulating environment for
hosting their private
functions.

Drop by and experience
this unique and enjoyable
gallery soon! The Morgan
Dawne Gallery is con-
veniently located on West
Esplanade, just a couple of
blocks east of Lonsdale

Quay.

Mon.-Sat. 11am to 5:30pm

G@AKRLERY

220 West Esplanade, N. Vancouver

984-1286