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DEA#iNE PEDERSEN reflects on the abundance of great buys and gift ideas to be found at Pier
96 Fizamarket, located in the 100-block of East Esplanade in North Vancouver.

Tour group offers nocturnal kayaking trips

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more people discover the
‘Squamish Valley has more to offer
than her flashy younger sister,
_ Whistler, not only in rock-climb-

-ing, but in lake and river kayak-
ing,. windsurfing, hiking and
mountain-biking as well.

And it’s closer.

The Full Moon Paddle worked
out to just cver $40 after tax;
small change. for an experience
you'll never forget.

Two-hour hiking and moun-
tain-biking tours are $24 and $29
respectively.
three-hour outings run $59
(kayak), $34 (hiking) and $45
{mountain-biking), or Everything
Outdoors can arrange customized
outings at your request.

Longer (over three hours) tours

For the entire month of November
we're taking the cutting shears to our
prices. You can save between 10-50% on

More energetic:

44 Having done it in the dark, I
can't. wait to try it again in
daylight. 99

include lunch. If you want to go
the whole nine yards, with a
week’s notice they can offer an
authentic salmon barbecue
prepared by members of the
Squamish Nation by the river or
lake.

If you want to head off on your

ever offered.

a beautiful selection of first quality
cotton prints and upholstery fabrics.
There are no holds or loans during this

special fall sal
quantities are limited.

Kerrisdale-2045 W.4 1st Ave., 266-3611

»and please remember,

Two convenient locations to serve you.
North Vancouver- 1180 Marine Drive, 986-1906

— John Moore

own, they'll rent you a mountain
bike for $6 an hour or a kayak for
$10 an hour.

For more information, contact
Everything Outdoors Ltd. at
898-4199, or write c/o Box 15,
Brackendale, B.C. VON 1 HO.

Bring your sense of adventure.

So shop early for the best selection
and the absolute lowest prices we have

DECORATIVE
FABRICS

Monday-Saturday, 9:30-5:30 pm; Sunday, Noon-4pm

Give to UNICEF today

FOR MANY Canadians
UNICEF's little black and orange
boxes are as much a symbol of
Halloween as pumpkins and
ghosts.

Schoolchildren have been taking
UNICEF boxes with them for 38
years, collecting pennies ang small
change to help support UNICEF
projects in developing countries.

Last’ year, Canadian children
collected $3.6 million for
UNICEF,

This year the need is greater
than ever, When gremlins, goblins
and ghosts come to your door this
evening, give generously — a little
does a lot.

For more information contact
UNICEF B.C. at 874-3666.

We’re
starting our
Pops Series

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Mouskouri

Its the incomparable, enthralling, exquisitely alluring

Nana Mouskouri, Capturing raves from critics and hearts from

admirers arouad the world. First ina stellar line-up in the VSO

Pops series. “Song then becomes prayer, idea, hate, sadness,

pain, fear, sigh, joy, home, love and finally life.” Nana.

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Concerts}

Thrilling new audiences, captivating old

friends, surprising and delighting all.

is the VSO Pops. This year join Nana, Newton Wayland the

“Pops Maestro”, Doe Severinson, Johnny’ s incredible musical

director and a

that’s «

Series Sponsor

Nov. 5,6,7
. Nana Mouskouri
Newton Wayland, conductor

Jan. B15
Clyde Mitchell, conductor
Katherine Terrell. soprano
Mark Dubois, tenor
Lewis Dalle ion Schlanbusch, baritone
“Opera to Broadway”

April 8,9
Newton Wayland, conductor
Doc Severinson, trumpet
“Classy, Brassy & Sassy”

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vast af other very special guests in the series.

in.

ies savings are rompared to single ticket prices.

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Nov. 6 Convert Sponsor

Dee. 3,4
Newton Wayland, conductor
“The Fiedler Tradition”

Feb. £112
Neavton Way land, conductor
Elizabeth Falpe. harp
“Sophisticated Ladies”

May 6,7
Murry Sidlin, conductor
Dennis James, organ
“Hollywood's Film Music”

Sergiu Comissiona, Music Director

Aqncouver Symphony Creches,