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CHIEF ARCHIE Steacy of the North Vancouver District Fire
Department, manager Bill Lam of the Marine Drive McDonald's and
McDonald's North Shore Community Relations representative Laura
Koziak crowd around Ronald McDonald. The mascot recently pres-
ented the fire department with 2 $4,000 cheque for the department's

fire safety house.

WRITING COURSE

Work goes to publishers

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tial) markets in’ Canada and
elsewhere, and to understand the
legal and economic aspects of
commercial fiction.

“It’s no way to get rich quick,’’
says Kilian. ‘‘The average first
novel in Canada may earn its
author only two or three thousand
dollars—and a bit more if it
becomes an American paperback.
Writers should understand the
economic facts of life before
committing themselves to a major
effort in the field.”

By the end of the course stu-
dents will have produced three
short stories in a commercial genre

(mystery, romance or science fic--

tion, for example), or a sizable
portion of a novel.
Almost all work done for the

course will be submitted to book
or magazine publishers, says
Kilian.

Kilian, who has taught the col-
lege’s highly successful course in
magazine writing for several years,
is a prolific writer with six novels
published. A seventh has teen sold
and is in progress.
over 300,000 copies.’’

Communications 280 will be of-
fered on the college’s Lynnmour
campus on Monday afternoons
from early September to mid-
December.

Registration is only with the
permission of the instrutor, so ap-
plications should call Crawford
Kilian at 986-1911, local 2585 to
arrange for an interview as soon as
possible. Total course fees are
$103.

ANNOUNCING
THE RE-OPENING OF

:HAIR COMPANY

We invite you to take advantage of the

advanced

training,

ideas and

technology acquired during the period
of major clean up, due to excessive
smoke damage in our salon.

The staff and management are excited
to see you again and wish to thank you
for your loyalty during this trying

experience

THE HAIR COMPANY

1981 LONSDALE, NORTH VAN.

985-9101

Cancer
Society
seeks help

THE CANADIAN Cancer Society
urgently requires volunteers.

Volunteers work in patient ser-
vices, providing emotional support
and financial assistance; educa-
tion, making presentations to
schools and adult groups; and ad-
ministration.

If you or a friend are interested
call Cancer Socicty 2t 294-1971,

“The Bare Facts

As fashiuns tor both men and
women climb to new body-
tevealing heights, so does self-
consciousness. Nothing can ruin
sensual looks or destroy con-
fidence, more than bothersome
facial and body hair

By permanently re noving hair
with electrolysis, men and
women may never again have to
face the embarrassing problem
of excess body hair. Time-
consurning struggles with tem-
porarv methods such as shaving,
waxing, tweezing and depilitories
are eliminated forever. “zep the
summer time took all year round.

Maria Stattord
Coertitied Electrotogist
T.A.P.E. B.C. A.S.S.
North Shore
Electrolysis Clinic
Room 217B Medical Dental Building
1940 Lonsdalo, North Vancouver
980-2022
929-4468 (res.)

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