B4 - Wednesday, January 2, 1985 - North Shore News

Ham entertainment

| Party

SKI BUMS and beginners
alike are invited to an ex-
citing evening ‘Snow Party’

ati Mt. Seymour Jan. §. which
includes a concert in the
lodge, shi movies, inner tub-

A chiid's peace

WITH THE help of Jocal
school children a beautiful
full-colour calendar entitled
A Child's Vision of Peave is
presently available.

Peace on Earth is not just
for one day, but for ail twelve
months of 1985. This
children’s calendar is a
perfect “gift of peace’ to re-
mind us through the eves of a
child, to love this planet.
Their artwork radiates
warmth.

The response to A Child's
Vision of Peace wall calen-

dlars hay been so great hata
second printing of S000 is
now available. They can be
purchased in stores
throughout Vancouver or
directly from the Vancouver
Peace Centre Society by call-
ing 734-4141 of by writing
1820 West 6th Avenue, Van-
couver, B.C. V6J 1R2. VPCS
is a non-profit, charitable
society. The suggested retail
price of the calendar is $7.95
per copy with the proceeds
going towards the creation of
a community peace resource
centre in Vancouver.

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sound system.
The event. sponsored by
Mt. Seymour is a benetit-for
the needy in Vancouver with
proceeds to be donated to the
Vancouver Food Bank,

greal

One of Vancouver's best
party bands, Rocket Nortan
Party Review will entertain in
the ledge,

Lift tickets ore $8.80 and
include ali the extras planned
for the evening, plus free ski
lessons and discounts on

outdoor

equipment rentals. Tickets
are now on sale af CBO and
VTC ticket outlets, and those
wishing free lessons should
call 525-0845 in advance to
reserve @ spot.

The party cuns from 6 p.m.
until midnight.

The Foed Bank van will be
present to accept food dena-
tions from those attending,
and a number of Food Bank

statf will be on hand to
answer any questions you
mnay have about the
organization,

PHOTOGKAPHERS Daun
Casey of North Vancouver,
and Lianne Carley of West
Vancouver were second prize
winners in’ Knowledge Net-
work’s Faces of Culture
photo contest.

Carley’s black and white
picture tied Emiko won se-
cond in the 15 to 18 years
category while Casey came
second in the over 19 years
category with an untitled
color photo.

A panel of judges was
selected by Emily Carr Col-
lege of Art and Design.

PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE QUANTITIES LAST OR UNTIL CLOSING TIME SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1985. We resorve the
tight to limit quantities. Competition and Le Cicuit are cegistered trademarks of Collegiate’ Arlington Sports. All colours,
models and sizes may not be available In att stores.

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