NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

Sunshine Giri

PAMELA IS a community home support worker
who likes children and money, but not necessarily
in that order. This Leo is aiso a fan of Annie Len-
nox and J.R.R. Totkien.

love.

Watch for the re-opening of Keg #1
It’s happening toward the end of February!
134 West Esplanade, North Vancouver

Phone 9-The Keg (984-3534)

Come as you are!

Skiers hit slopes
for good cause

iF THE N.S. News Cruisers can
ski as fast as they got their ski
team together, the B.C. Lions
Society for Crippled Children
should be flush with money.

Only days ago the Cruisers were
2a mere collection of North Shore
News employees with a claset pas-
sion for skiing.

Today the N.S. News Cruisers
form a sleek, lightning-fast skiing
machine that will broach no
obstacles in its quest to raise
funds during Saturday’s 24-Hour
Ski Marathon on Grouse Moun-
tain,

The transformation came about
last week when News production
manager Vicki Sargisson — now
Capt. Sargisson decided to
form a North Shore News team to
enter the 24-hour ski marathon.
She thought it would be tough to
get 12 people willing to ski at
‘tungodly’’ hours of the night.

But it wasn’t. Sargisson reports:
There are enough ‘‘wackos"’ at
the News to fit the bill.

So tomorrow at 10 a.m., the
Cruisers will be among 43 teams
and nine individuals entering the
ski marathon. The Cruisers’ goal
is to ski a tota! of 150 runs. This
means that each of the 12 Cruisers
will ski 12.5 runs to raise money
for the B.C. Lions Society for
Crippled Children and the Dis-
abled Skiers Association of B.C.

The N.S. News Cruisers team
includes Geoff Ross, Rod Bartlett,
Craig Wilson, Jan Bailey, Terry
Peters, Pau’ McGrath, Leslie
McClelland, Rand Whittleton,
Garry Crossley and Trixi Agrios,
as well as two  non-Newsers,
Michael Agrios and Lindsie
Nicholson.

Trish

Since the spring of 1990,
we at “Jabot Window
Designs” have opened, and
along with our clients, have
made our business an incredi-
ble success.

Originally specializing in
window decorating, offering
custom fabric shades, bed-
ding, droperies, California
Shutters and a variety of
venetian and vertical lines, we
have as well, made “Jabot”
— a one stop decorating
store.

To suit your discriminating
tastes we offer hundreds of
upholstery and decorative
fabrics creating window
treatments, bedroom designs,
reupholstering your favourite
piece of furniture or your

2413 Marine Drive

Friday, February 1, 1991 - North Shore News - 14

ALL LEATHER
SOFA, LOVESEATS & CHAIRS

IMPORTED LEATHER FROM ITALY §

25 to 50% OFF

ENTIRE STOCK

Lamps, coffee tables, occasional
chairs, dining room, hostess chairs
Two weeks only

eo: :
enis

lynda

newly designed and custom
built piece .... all services of-
fered at Jabot.

Custom decorating and
design ideas such as our
natural rock or sand filled
pedestal glass tables have
taken off allowing individual
tastes to transpire. Table
shapes vary and are being
displayed as dining room,
coffee or end tables, desks or
showing pieces of art.

Our imaginative millwork
team will custom design and
produce your original con-
cepts at moderate prices.
And to transform an ordinary
room into an expression of
your individual taste we offer
paint and wallpaper services
with our in-house selection of

* WEST VANCOUVER

Dixie-Lee

Charlene

WINDOW DESIGNS & DECORATING CONCEPTS

books. Carpet, marble and
tile experts from Sunpac will
also be accessible to our
clients.

Whether our custom
decorating and design ideas
help you create a unique new
look, or compliment your ex-
isting decor, our innovative
team of specialists strive to
extend to you the best pro-
ducts and services available.

Whatever your aspiring
needs may be — WE AT
JABOT CAN DOIT.

Please feel welcome to
come in and visit our
beachside showroom.
Remember ... Saturdays all
day Complimentary cap-
puccino and latte’s served
from Scaldaferri’s Deli-Cafe.

922-4668