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Christmas
events happen-
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This isa a free service for
non-profit orcanizations or
events. To have an event add-
ed to this listing, please make
a submission to the North
Shore News office — in writ-
ing — at least 10 days prior to
the event. Space constraints
May prevent items from ap-
pearing.

Sunday, Dec. 20

@ Christmas carolling, Horse-
shoe Bay Waterfront Square, 5
p.m. Info: 921-9978.

@ 3 %3p.m.: The Old Toy
Cupboard, Theatre West Van
family Christmas play. W.V.
Rec, Centre, tickets at rec cen-
tre office.

@ Scrooge, the Musical, North
Vancouver Community
Players, Hendry Hall. Pro-
ceeds to North Shore charity.
Info: 983-2633.

@ Share Cur Strength food
donation booth, 9 a.m.-5
p-m.,; festive craft-making, 11
a.m.-2 p.m.; Santa storytime,
noon-4 p.m.; B.C. Boys
Choir, 4 p.m., Lonsdale Quay,
123 Carrie Cates Court, N.V.
Info: 985-2191.

@ Ongoing to Dec. 22.
Capilano District Scouts
Christmas Tree Sale. Woolco
Garden Shop, Capilano Mall.
Large variety, freshly cut Ca-
nadian trees. Info: 987-8131.

, © Ongoing to Dec. 24. W.V.
Cubs & Scouts Christmas Tree
Sale. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts &
Venturers are selling Christmas
trees, 8a.m.-10 pum., rear
parking lot, Brunswick Lions
Gate Lanes, Park Royal
Shopping Centre, south side,
W.YV. Proceeds to fund
scouting activities. Info: 682-
7800.

@® Ongoing to Dec. 24. Xmas
fun for kids 6-12 yrs.
recCentre Ron Andrews. Info:
987-PLAY.

@ Ongoing to Dec. 24:
Christmas break daycamps for
children six to 12 yrs. Also
Dec. 28 to 31. Registration:
987-PLAY (7529). Info: John,
983-6509, Arleta, 983-6508.

@ Ongoing to Jan. 2: Deep
Cove Stage’s annual Christmas
panto, Deep Cove Shaw
Theatre. Info.: 987-9082.

@ Ongoing io Jan. 3: Park &
Tilford Gardens Christmas
light display from 4 to 9:30
p.m. Info: 984-8200.

@ Ongoing to Jan. 8: Peppi’s
Festival of Lights, 70 deco-
rated trees, entertainers. To-
day’s entertainment by North
Shore Chorus, 5-6 p.m.; and
the Holy Trinity Choir, 7-8

m.; 150 - 25 St., W.V. Info:
922-1414.

Monday, Dec. 21

e@ Christmas candlelight cele-
bration with North Shore
entertainers, harpist Rita
Costanzi and Celtic singer and
storyteller Treasa O’Driscoil. 8
p.m., Christ Church Cathe-
dral, 690 Burrard St., Van.
Info: 925-3316 or 987-8723.

®@ Five Foot Four Singers, 7
p.m., Lonsdale Quay, 123

Carrie Cates Court, N.V. Info:

985-2191.

@ Children’s entertainer Joey
Hanlon strolling through Park
Royal mali: north mali, 2:30-
3:30 p.m.; south mall, 3:30-
4:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 22

@ Alyson Hext Singers, 7
p.m., Lonsdale Quay, 123
Carrie Cates Court, N.V. Info:
985-2191.

Wednesday, Dec. 23

@ Seniors’ traditional
Christmas feast, North Shore
Neighbourhood House, 225
East 2 St., N.V., 5:30-7:30
p.m. Info: 987-8138.

® Christmas Storytime. Kids
aged 4 to 8 yrs. 7 p.m.; N.V.
City Library. Also Dec. 18, 23:
10, 11 & 2 p.m.; Dec. 19, 10,
10:30 & 11 a.m. Info: 980-
4424,

@ Christmas benefit for needy
families by entertainer Joey
Hanlon, SeaBus terminal,
south side, 12 noon-6 p.m.

@ The Notable Three singers,
7 p.m., Lonsdale Quay, 123
Carrie Cates Court, N.V. Info:
985-2191.

Thursday, Dec. 24

@ Christmas Eve service,
Horseshoe Bay Christian Cen-
tre, 6355 Bruce St., W.V., 7
p.m. Info: 921-9978.

@ Christmas Eve Service, 5,
7:30 & 11 p.m. W.V. Presby-
terian Church, 2893 Marine
Dr., W.V. Info: 926-1812.

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© Jewellery Boxes

@ Mike Absalon (harpist), 2
p.m., Lonsdale Quay, 123
Carrie Cates Court, N.V. Info:
985-2191.
© Cloisonne Wares
Friday, Dec. 25
2 Table Lamps

@ Christmas Coffee party & © Glass Bonsai

entertainment. info: N.S.
Neighbourhood House, 987-
8138.

1 ° Porcelain Vases &
Pots

© Rosewood &

Saturday, Dec. 26 Lsequer Furniture

@ N.S. Skeet Club Boxing
Day Annual Prize Shoot,
Seymour Demonstration Park,
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Info: Don Eg-
ginton, 985-3201.

980-8980

CAPILANO MALL

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THE VOICE OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER

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SURDAT  REDHGEDAT a
The deadline has passed, and our judges are
now in the process of viewing each of the
homes that have entered the contest. The
judges will be viewing homes between 5:30
PM and 9:00 PM each evening until the
winner is chosen.

The name of the winner will be published
next week, along with a map showing the
locations of some of the areas
best decorated homes.

The entry fees for the contest are being
donated in their entirety to a Western
Canadian charity, The Weodward Stores
Foundation for Families. This year they
have selected three charities to work with.

§. The Canadian Red Cross, The B.C. Children's
Hospital and Big Brothers and Sisters of B.C.
will all benefit form your gencrosity.
if you would tike to make a donation to the
Foundation during Christmas just stop at any
Woodward's location in the Lower Mainland.
Collection boxes will be located
throughout the store.

Thank you for entering the Light up the
Streets Home Decorating Contest. and thank
you for supporting The Woodward Stores
Foundation for Families!

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