GVRD hosts second
annual artist contest

ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
from within the Greater
Vancouver Regional! District's
Lf school districts are invited
to participate in the 1994 Art
Contest.

In 1993 the contest was held in
conjunction with the Critical
Choices Public Consultation,

Actwork from the contest was
displayed at the Robson Square
site, :

- There. were 127 entrics fram 27
‘schools.in the GVRD.

. This year, five top prizes of
$200 each will be awarded Jo the
schools of the winning entries,

This year’s topics «re: Air
Quality and Transportation, Solid

., Waste and Recycling, and Drinking
- Water and Wastewater,
: Bach submission is to be made

of reased or recycled materials,

The art pieces are to be a group
effort and clearly Inbeled with the
school nume, address, telephone
number, names of sponsors, teach.
ers, and names, grades, and ages of
participating students,

Other groups of elementary
school-aged children such as
Brownies and Cubs are also invited
to participute.

Deadline for entries is April 29,
1994,

Submissions should be sent to:
Greater Vancouver Regional
District Art Contest, Communica-
tions and Education department,
4330 Kingsway, Burnaby, B.C,
VSH4C8,

For more information about the
contest or any other GVRD pro-
gram, contact the Communications
and Education department at 432-
6339,

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