42 — Wednesday, April 30, 1986 — North Shore News

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From Page 41

Ken James, the art coordinator

for North Vancouver School
District 44, evaluated all 228
designs submitted by students,
picking 12 semi-finalists.

The Arts Council chose the final
six winning designs, which were

Correction
Notice

In our Zellers Half Price
Sale circular. Dated
April 30 - May 3rd on
Pg. #4 The Corelle
Living Wear soup bowls
will be available in onty
two of the four patterns
shown.

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be available.

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done by students from both the
elementary and secondary school
level.

The art students involved in the
project are Paula Bodnaruk, nine,
Shannon -Higginson, 13, Kevin
Leun, 15, Anne Martinsen, 18,
Shary Varajay, 14 and Leah
Wailace, 11. :

McCormack said the Project was

a good opportunity for students to
show their work.

“As far as I’m concerned you
get free expression from children.
1f you look at the banners you’ll
find they're quite free an uninhib-
ited,’’ he said.

The students whose designs were
chosen received Expo ’86 season
passes.

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casual-wear store, Toppings was created to

The first store opened In Pacific Centre in March 1964 and, with its unique design and

excellent casual fashion mix, was an artistic and commercial success.
The store interior was designed as a return to a more natural, earthy feeling; rough stone
shelves jut from stone walls with no visible means of support. On the floor, a broken stone
slab functions as a display feature. To facilitate an open feeling In a arelathedy small space,
ee walls are simply broken away and the edges left.
tor all off at Toppings is an unexpected multicoloured neon n sign that, in combina-
the stone interior of the store, sa Ter is an experience for the fashion-
lorward woman who appreciates shopping for t in medium-priced casual-wear and
errors in a truly different ambience. :
- Toppings stores are also located in Edmonton a and J Calgary,

Park Royal South
‘ 922.0025 .

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