Al2 - Wednesday, October 20, 1982 - North Shore News

Excitement is running high
among the trick-or-treat set,
and it’s hard for kids to
control their impatience
North Vancouver District
Library is planning several

the Big Night.

The Halloween puppet
play for pre-schoolers this
year is called “The Mare's
Ege”, a funny and spooky

Capilano and = Seycove
branches on how to do
Halloween make-up on
Wednesday, October 27
from 4 to 5 p.m. Ages 6 to 12

Lots of Hallowe’en fun for the kids

Friday, October 29 from
3:30 to 4:00 p.m. The weekly
Storytimes in each branch
will have spooky flavour,
and there will be a special

MARK SAGER, 25. has
officially announced that he
will retire from West
Vancouver school board: in
order to run for an alder-
manic seat on West Van
eounci at the November 20
elections.

He has

served on the

school board for the past’

four years and as its
chairman for the past two.
He is believed to have been
the youngest school board
chairman in Canada.

Sager made his first bid for
a council seat five years ago
and came close to being
elected.

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events this week to help
children pass the time until

New look
for UNICEF
boxes

This year, as the needs of
children without’ clean
water, health care and
adequate nutrition become
more critical, UNICEF has
developed a new look for its
fundraising materials. The
box, bookmark and school
poster have been redesigned
to reflect UNICEF's em-
phasis on Basic Services in
its development work.

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tale along the lines of The
Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Children aged three to five
years can see it on Tuesday,
October 26 at -40-a.m. at
Seycove Library. Wed- |
nesday October 27 at 10:30
a.m. at Capilano Branch,
and on Friday, October 29 at
10 a.m. or 11 a.m. at the
main Lynn Valley Branch.
For older children, there
will be workshops at the

are invited to attend, and are
asked to pre-register.

At Lynn Valley, there will
be a special ghost story
session for ages six and up on

“Searybear” edition of
Teddybear ‘Storytime on
Thursday,: October 28 at 7
p-m.; children are invited to
come in costume. ~

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