Al0-Wednesday, September 3, 1980- North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
by
Ellsworth
Dickson

INQUIRING REPORTER

Candy floss, laughing children, crowds
and exhibits were all part of this year’s
Pacific National Exhibition.

Today's questions is: “What did you think
of this is year’ s PNE?”

SR eR Ure
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Laurie Singer
North Vancouver

I thought it was good. I
enjoyed the games and

the rides the most,
although they were pretty
expensive.

Cindy Eistetter
North Vancouver

I did not hke it. It was

far too expensive. The
food building was OK.

Jason McCrea
North Vancouver

It was good. I had a lot
of fun. I enjoyed the JET
STAR and the roller
coaster. The Canadian
Armed Forces exhibit
was better this year than
last. 75€ to throw one
dart is very expensive,
since I always play unul !
win.

Art Taylor
North Vancouver

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“Middle East Crisis — the
Palestinian View” is a credit-
free course being offered at
Capilano College this
September.

An excellent source of in-
formation for anyone in-
terested in this long-standing
crisis, the course will start
with an extensive
background of the Middle
East area and people, then
proceed up through recent
events to a discussion on
possibilities for the future of
the Palestinian people and
Israel.

Instructor Hannah Kawas
is an expert on the Middle
East by academic training,

Capilano College course focuses on
current crisis in Middle East

publication and first-hand

experience.
President of the Canada-
Arab Friendship tion
ang head of the estine

Distribution Centre, she will
cover, in order, the topics of
The Problem, The People,

Zionism and the British -

Mandate, THe Zionist State.
Palestine. After 1967, The

Palestinian People Now, and

will be held Tuesdays from
7:3 to 9:30 p.m. starting
September 23 and the fee for
the nine sessions is $30.
Senior citizens receive free

North Van Arts

Council to mull
interaction of arts
and science

Why has a man, who has
degrees in mathematics and
physics, made a very suc-
cessful career in the arts?
Lister Sinclair, playright and
writer, and currently Ex-
ecutive Producer of C.B.C.
Television Drama, has done
just that.

He will be addressing an
open dinner meeting on
Friday, September 12 at Ca-

nyon Gardens Restaurant, '

North Vancouver on the im-
portance of the interaction

of arts and sciences in
education.
The North Vancouver

Community Arts Council
particularly welcomes this
speech as an = auspicious
beginning for their newly
formed Arts and Education
Committee. This fall the
committee will be studying
the 96-page report on arts
and education prepared by
the B.C. Section of the Cana-
dian Conference of the Arts.

Scuba diving
at Cap College

This fall Capilano College

is ooffenmng Basic Scuba
Diving for those who are
interested ino caploring

underwater Starting
Tuesday October 7 at 7 30
pm | classroom sessions will
be held at the College and
pool Ron An

sessions at

drews Pool

Students carolling in Basic
Scuba Diving must be sensor

level swimmers or
cquivalent and at least 16
years old Phe fee of SILOS for
the Course tne ludes in
struction pool «hares text
supphes aod certifi ation by
the Natronal Assoc ration of
Vonder water Listes tors tout
student, must sapply thesr
own boarsi. voorkeling
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The occasion is the Tenth
Annual General Meeting of
the North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council, 7:00
p.m. September 12, at
Canyon Gardens Restaur-
amt, open to members and
the general public. Tickets
$15.00. For reservations call
988-6844 before September
8.

tuition on all Capilano Col-
lege courses.

To register, call the col-
lege at 986-1911, local 321.

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Weicomes couples to a “‘one night
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Friday, Sept. 5 at 8:30 - 10:30 p.m.
at N. Lonsdale United Church

3380 Lonsdale Ave.

No experience necessary
Call 987-7777 tor Add’! information

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Physician & Surgeon

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at

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