24 — Friday, May 5, 1989 - North Shore News

ANWUAL ENVIRONMENTAL CAMPAIGN

Pitch in and keep the N. Shore clean

IT’S PITCH-In week across B.C.

The annual environmental
cleanup campaign involves the ef-
forts of more than 500,000 volun-
teers across the province.

Locally, the Lynn Canyon
Ecology Centre and the Lynn
Canyon Concession are co-spon-
soring the third annua! Pitcli-In
and Picnic Sunday May 7 at 2 p.m.
Tor each bag of garbage picked

up, the concession stand will treat
you to a free hot dog and soft
drink. The ecology centre will have
Pitch-In bags to hand out and staff
will show participants the areas
that need to be cleaned.

All children must be accom-
panied by adults. The event will go
ahead rain or shine.

This year the ecology centre is
extending the area to be cleaned

down to the mouth of Lynn Creek
at Bridgman and Harbourview
parks.

For more details call 987-5922.

Meanwhile, focal groups in-
cluding Junior Forest Wardens,
Beavers, Guides, Brownies,
Pathfinders, Scouts, daycares,
preschools and elementary schools
are undertaking projects to
enhance the appecraiuce of the

River race promises thrills

A WAY surfing contest on Capilano River?

“It’s nex, it’s wierd and it promises to be a spec-
tacular thrid,” says Don Jamieson, organizer of this
year’s annua! Capilano Whitewater Kayak races on
May 6 and 7.

The wave-surfing event is only one event on the
two-day race agenda, which traditionally draws hun-
dreds of spectators from as far away as Washington.
The 1989 competition also features Canada’s national

The action’ begins 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 6, when
downriver kayakers speed down the full length ‘of the
tiver, leaving from just below the weir at the Capilano
Fish Hatchery.

On May 7, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., slalom pad-
diers weave their 13-foot boats dow: a quarter mile
section of whitewater. Each competitor is allowed two
runs down the river.

For more information phone Jamieson at 922-0006

community.

Canada Safeway Limited has
donated bags to the various
organizations for their Pitch-In
campaigns. Pitch-In is sponsored

by Outdoors Unlittered, the B.C.
Wildlife Federation, the Ministry
of the Environment, local
municipalities and the B. ‘c. Lot-
teries Fund.

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N. Shore children invited to mz

NORTH SHORE children will
have a place of their own starting
this Saturday, May 6 when the
Orpheum Theatre hosts the first
Orpheum Kids’ Club Matinee.

According to the newly-formed
Orpheum Kids’ Club mission
statement, the aim of the club is to

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encourage appreciation of the
heritage and architectual beauty of
the Orpheum Theatre among
children; to educate children about
live entertainment and film, and
about the past, present and future
of Vancouver’s cultural life and to
help nurture the audiences and
performers of tomorrow.

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The two-hour show includes a
pipe organ demonstration, car-
toons, a magic act with Farquhar
and Felicity, a fireman’s band, the
Suspenders, a teenage singing
group and more.

Phone the Orpheum Theatre for

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