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SATURDAY, SEPT. 25

NorWesters Rice Lake Cross Country
Run. Reces for kids aged 9 years.
Everyone weicome. Info: 929-3554,
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Movie En Francais: La Petite Sirene
_ (The Little Mermaid.) 11:30 a.m. N.V.
. City Library, 121 West 14th Sz., N.V.
Info: 980-4424. —-

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N.S. Twins Club 3rd antvaal sale. 10
a.m.-1 p.m. New & used clothing,

Avoid using lighter fluid to start your

toys & equipment. St. David's United
Church. Info: Zona, 984-1841.

ONGOING EVENTS:
RecCentre Magnussen is looking for
talented teens (singers, actors, musi-
cians, poets) who are interested in
performing on ‘‘Stage Nig&t,’* Fridays
from 7-10 p.m. Info: 983-6559.

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Free. Information: Positive Approach
Counselling Services. Info sessiom for
students with learning disability con-
cerns & parents. Phone 925-HELP.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 26

Send us your event Usting.
ONGOING EVENTS:

Visit farm animals & birds at
Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour River
Place; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily, except
non-holiday Mondays; milking demo
at 1:15 p.m.; bring funch & have a
picnic. Info: 929-5610.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classilieds. For arts and exter-
talnment listings see the Around Town
column in Wednesday's North Shore
Now section.

Greater

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD

School seeks used sports gear

MONTROYAL SCHOOL
SPORTS SWAP... Here’s a
chance to recycle your. -used
sports equipment. Montroyal
Elementary school. (5310
Sonora Dr., North Vancouver)
is holding a sports equipment
and clothing swap on Saturday,
Sept. 25, from 9 a.m. to noon.
All items to be sold should be
brought to the school on Fri-
day, Sept. 24 between 7 a.m.
and 9 p.m.. The school will
charge 2 25% service charge on
all items sold, with ali the
proceeds going to the parent
council. Call - 988-6377 for
details.
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SEYMOUR RIVER HATCH-
ERY OPEN HOUSE...
Everyone is welcome to this
free open house at the com-
munity-run Seymour River
hatchery on Sunday, Sept. 26
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in-
cluded in the day’s events are
guided tours of the trout and
salmon raising facility, a bicy-
cle race, and a salmom and hot

located in the Seymour
Demonstration Forest. Drive
north on Lillooet Road to the
parking lot in the demonstra-
tion forest. Park and take the
free shuttle bus to the hatchery.
For information call 640-9690.
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B.C. RIVERS DAY... This
year’s B.C. Rivers Day (Sun-
day, Sept. 26) offers two North
Shore events. Walk back
through time on the Seymour
River with a guided tour along
the Homestead and Fish-
erman’s Trails to celebrate the
annual river celebration. Dur-
ing the three hour moderate
hike, your guide will identify
points of interest along the
tiver’s history-rich banks. Meet
at the North end of Lillooet
Rd. in North Vancouver (the
Seymour Demonstration
Forest) at 12:30 p.m. Call
987-1273 for more informa-
tion. GVRD Parks is offering
an afternoon at the banks of
Lynn Creek in Lynn Head-
waters Park in North Van-

wilds of the autumn woods
along the creek and discover
the importance of the forest to
its clear, rushing. waters. From
1 to 3:30 p.m. Cost per person
is $4, and preregistration is re-
quired. Call 432-6359 for
details.
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WEST VANCOUVER UNIT-
ED WAY... Dundarave Park in
West. Vancouver will be buzz-
ing with activity on Sunday,
Sept. 26, from 12:30 to 3 p.m.
as the United Way’s West |
Vancouver Campaign Com-.
munity Awareness Committe:
host their 2nd annual sand cas-
tle competition, celebrity T-
shirt painting auction, and an-
tique car parade. West Van-
couver business groups will vie
for the coveted ‘‘peopic’s
choice’? trophy for the most
popular sand castk. United
Way’s fundraising campaign
mins Sept. 14 to Dec. 31. ;
This year's campaign goa! is
$18,225,000. For more details

barbecue. Try an electric starter or switch uf? “ancouver call Lori at 264-8929 (local

strict dog barbecue. The hatchery is

couver. Enjoy the fragrant

New trail. You'll finda
new tail beween Zig Zag

MOT ALL
| SEASON
PASSES SERRE
‘CREATED
' Bris Ar.
When you ski Blackcomb you
* get more season. Last year we had ,
20% more operating days than
. our nearest Competitor. Thats 32

and Honeycomb. .
Re-grading and
contouring. Ridge Runner,
‘Bowling Alley, top of Jersey Cream, _
School Marm and Easy Gut
have all had etensive improve-
ments made.:
Rendezvous renovation.

more skiing days. And with our ;
We've renovated the servery, added af

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Donna L. Regan
Unlimited

Early Bird prices you can save up to
: $230 ona Season Pass.
’ The Glacier Express fast forward-
_ ed skiers to the high alpine. This
. Summer we built Glacier Creek lodge
so you can Stay in heaven longer.

new menu items and replaced the
disc seats with tables and chairs.
Cruiser Pass. This is your
“Best Value” Season Pass. Use of
Wizard is restricted, but you can
use it on Cruiser Chair and all other

Chad F. Duncan
25-Day

Susan K. Smith

ENR A A IN f

15-Day Pass 25- 25-Day Pass Pass Unlimited Season Pass

More return on investment. The world’s longest
vertical snowmaking, the most high alpine lift capacity and
a 180 day season yield the maximum return on your season

It adds two mountain-iop restaurants, increasing our
: lifts any time.

HOW TS GET
YOUR FACE ON A
SEASON PASS.

Go to Sports Experts (downtown at Pacific Centre

: ‘on-mountain cateries toa total of seven: Fewer line ups
for lunch and faster lifis mean more skiing time.
BLACKCOMB GIVES YOu
RAQORE OF YWHAT Yeoau
BU? s SEI PASS FOR.
More pure breathtaking skiing. This season
Blackcomb builds on its high alpine advantage - wo glaciers,

pass investment.
WHATS NEW THAS
SEASON.

We're dropping $5.6 million on lunch. Located
on the sunny, south facing slapes below Crystal Ridge, our
new lodge, Glacier Creck, is larger than Rendezvous and
will set the standard for mountain-top food service for years

and on the Nerth Shore) between Sept 17-27 or phone us
at 687-4712. Or, take advantage of our new Accelerated

countless open bowls, chutes and couloirs - ta give Pickup. Have your picture taken at any Lens & Shutter loca-
skiers of alll abilities all the more reason to go to heaven. tion, mail it 10 us with your completed application form,
Less lift limes. With the Glacier Express, line-ups in our

high alpine have virtually evaporated. The addition of 350

to came.
Snowmaking expansion. We've added additional
snowmaking capacity to White Light, Overbite and Glacier

and your pass will be waiting at the Blackcomb Ticket Office -
just sign and go!

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new parking spaces at ihe base of Cruiser Chair provides Drive. cP
Lots more parking. We've added 350 new ski-in,

ski-out parking spaces at the base of Cruiser Chair.
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more options for mountain access. Especially during busy

periods.

Early Bird
Price
$ 385
$ 895
$1015

Early Bird
Deadline
Dec 31
Sepr 27
Sept 27

Regular
Price
$ 625
$ 965
$1245

Early Bird
Price
$535
$815
$895
$775.

Early Bird
Deadline .
Dec 33
Sept 27
Sept 27
Sept 27

Regular
Price
$565
$ 865
$995
$ 865

15-day
25-day
Unlimited

15-day
25-day
Unlimited
Cruiser Pass