14 ~ Friday, May 15, 1992 - North Shore News

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CHRISTMAS IN May? Checking out one of Edgemont Village’s lamp posts decorated with
Christmas wreaths are (left to right): Katherine Byron, Chelsea Cooledge and Jenny Wiil. The

out-of-season visuals courtesy of a movie being tilmed in the area.

Shutter bugs shoot for fresh air

CAMERA SHUTTERS will
be clicking madly as ama-
teur photographers pro-
vince-wide put their
favorite subjects on film for
the British Columbia Lung
Association’s Fresh Air
Photo Contest.

More than 5,000 entries are ex-
pected from all over B.C. and
parts of Alberta for the ninth an-
nual contest, which runs until
Monday, June 1. fts aim is to in-
crease public awareness and ap-
preciation of clean, fresh air.

“Fresh air is vital for healthy
lungs. We hope the photo contest
will stress the importance of air
quality and the value of protecting
the air we breathe,’’ says Dr.
Bernie Riedel, BCLA volunteer
president.

Thousands of dollars’ worth of
donated prizes will be awarded to
winning photographers: Pentax
cameras with zoom lenses, Norco
mountain bikes, Daiwa fishing
equipment, Sony Sports
Walkmans, and Fuji cameras and
film,

Co-sponsored by London
Drugs, the contest allows amateur
photogaphers to emphasize fresh
air as a theme in categories of
sports and leisure, scenery,

animals and nature, and kids.
Submissions will be accepted in
color or black and white prints or
slides.

Contest entry forms and details
are available from all London
Drugs locations or from the B.C.
Lung Association at 906 West
Broadway in Vancouver.

Marking its 85th anniversary

this year, BCLA is a voluntary
health agency with 130,000 regular
supporters across the province.

The association funds medical
research and conducts public and
professional education programs.
It relies on contributions from in-
dividual British Columbians for
virtually all of its support.

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