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of 5% over dealer cost!

1981 MERCEDES 380 SL

With feather, soft & hard top
& rear jump seat

Special $21,500

1982 BMW 320i

“Sport”. This is a 4 owner car and looks
much newer than an ‘82. Equi with
sunroof, spoiler, sport wheels, CHO

ts, 5 sod. trans. “A great buy~ at

$8,688

1985 VW GOLF DIESEL
4 door, 5 spd., cass.

|_Spectat $5,495

- 1985 TOYOTA LE VAN
7 pass, auto trans

$6,795

1988 VW WINDOW VAN .
Auto trans.. Cap VW parts van

Speciai $7,699

1990 JETTA TURBO DIESEL
4 door, pllocks, pimirrors, low kms.
Special $10,900
1990 BMW 325

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26,770
1990 SUZUKI
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$10,999

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Computer Animation

Learn to create exciting images
on the computer screen and
make them move! Introducticn
to Computer Animation covers
two-and three- dimensional
animation, from storyboarding to
rendering the images and final
output. Emphasis will be on
hardware and software, as well as
professional terminology. The
course includes field trips to
computer animation facilities and
product demonstrations. Classes
run on two weekends, April
25-26 and May 2-3. Call
984-4940 for information.

*~ Outdoor Rhythms

Listen to the great rhythms of
the Capilano College Percussion
Ensemble in its annual outdoor
concert. The ensemble, under the
direction of Ken Moore, will
perform in the College’s South
Campus courtyard at 12:30 p.m.,
Thursday, April 2. If it rains, the
concert will be held in che H
Building, room 113. Admission is
free.

Blow Your Own
Trumpet

We encourage people to blow

Se. gs IDRAPERIES BY S. LAURSEN
District ‘improvements’ | @7 “Wm
not necessary for Cates 3

Both Stanley Park and
Ambleside Park provide urban

their own trumpet, or trombone,
tuba or favorite band instrument.
The Capilano College
Community Band is currently
accepting new members (beginner
and experienced) for its Spring
term beginning April 8. For more
information phone Extension
Programs, 984-4901.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES
AND VALANCES

labour $7.50 per panel
untined, $8.50 lined

Dear Editor:

1 am a daily user of Cates Park CUSTOM BEDSPREADS

AND COVERS

and, as a result, notice new ob-
jects quickly.

Recently, | was intrigued by the
appearance of wooden stakes and
flasher tape on trees, logs and
-bushes which stretched from one
side of the park to the other,
marking a line along the trail
towards Mackenzie-Barge, along
the edge of the grass by the beach
and through the trees to the
playground and water edge at the
other side. | called North Van-
couver District Hall to enquire
what these were for.

1 was dismayed to hear that the
plan is to ‘improve’’ the park by
laying a surfaced (ce-
ment/blacktop) seawaik the width
of the park. The natural trails
would be removed and it would
slice across the green by the light-
house and follow the water’s edge.

Broil King

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type walkways; Cates is one of the
few remaining with natural trails
by the water.

The plan involves a major, cost-
ly change to the face of the park.
I find this extremely disappoin-
ting. I enjoy the natural look and
feel of Cates and do not relish the
thought of a pedestrian and cycle
freeway along the water's edge.

I’m sure others would share my
concern if they knew of this plan
and would let the district office
know of their concerns.

K. Johnston

North Vancouver

Editor’s note:

At a North Vancouver District
Hall town meeting on March 25
the public showed almost unani-
mous disapproval for plans to put
a seawalk in Cates Park,

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During the next three months, we (the 700,000 people of
Greater Vancouver) and our pets will be doused by low flying
aircraft and helicopters numerous times with an anthrax related
bacterial insecticide. Agriculture Canada has created hysteria
in the local populace as they did in 1979 when they stated that

our forests would be devastated and our economy ruined by

- the gypsy moth unless an aerial spray campaign was initiated.
Citizens concerned about health risks from the spray mobiliz-
ed and stopped the campaign. No devastation occurred — the
economy was not affected. The moth did not multiply in this
different habitat. If you wish to be spared the risk and indignity
of being crop-dusted fill in and send this ad to:

Opposition Health Critic
Rm. 201, Parliament Bidgs.

Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4

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I do not want to be crop-dusted in this unprecedented
$5.5 million experiment by Agriculture Canada.

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Address:

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, Gymnastics
"Championship

Warch high calibre gymnasts
perform on the beam, the vault,
the floor and the bars. The 1992
B.C. Gymnastics Championships
takes place at the C2pilano
College Sportsplex, April 3-5.
Sessions are from noon to 7:30
p.m. on Friday, from 8 a.m. to
8:15 p.m. on Saturday, and from
8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sunday.
Tickets are $3, available at the
door.

p> Jazz Festival

Tickets are now on sale for the
Capilano College Jazz Festival.
The event celebrates the
completion of the new Bachelor
of Jazz Studies Program's first
year. Doors open at 8 p.m.,
Thursday, April 16, at the
Centennial Theatre, 2300
Lonsdate, North Vancouver.
Tickets are $12.50 and are
available through the Centennial
Theatre Box Office, noon - 4
p.m., Monday through Saturday,
or by phone at 984-4484.

CAPILANO
COLLEGE

2055 Purcell Way
North Vancouver
British Columbia

986-1911