C2 - Wednesday, June 22, 1983 - North Shore News

MISS NORTH SHORE °83 ... Martlis Vos of West Van,
sponsored by Troll's Restaurant.

School to get crossing

PEDESTRIAN-operated
traffic lights have been ap-
proved for the entrance to
Gleneagles School in the
6400 block Marine Drive and
Keith Road intersection.
West Vancouver council
voted in favour of the cross-

PET CORNER

ing after hearing fears by
Gleneagles parents group
that it was a dangerous place
for schoolchildren trying to
cross the road.

Cost of the signal should
not be more than $11,000.

CUTE little terrier/poodle male pup seeds a home.
Please phone Dorts Orr, 987-9015.

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rth Shore crowned

AT THE SPARKLING wind-up to this year’s Miss
North Shore Pageant Friday evening in North
Vancouver Centennial Theatre Marlis Vos of
West Vancouver (Miss Trolls) was crowned Miss

North Shore 1983.

Marlis won the Queen's t-
tle ovér 13 other contestants
in the annual North Shore
beauty-plus-personality con-
test staged for the 3ist year

_ by the Pageant’s founder,

Gertie Todd.

Runner-up for the utle of
Princess was Leslie Lorenz
(Miss Little Billy's).

Cheryl Cunningham (Miss
Lynn Valley) was chosen

' “Miss Personality” by a vote

of her fellow contestants.

The crowning ceremonies
culminated a colorful talent
show in which all entrants
participated before a packed
and appreciative audience.

In August Marlis, a 19-
year-old student at Simon
Fraser University studying
dance and Engish in her se-
cond year, will go on to com-
pete against “queens” from
all parts of B.C. in the
province-wide Miss PNE
contest.

-Uof V degrees

for 23 locals

TWENTY-THREE North
Shore students were among
those receiving degrees at
last month’s convocation
ceremonies of the University
of Victoria.

The list of graduates as
supplied by the U of Vic is as
follows:

NORTH VANCOUVER

Bachelor of Science:

t Ann McDermid
(Hons.), Gary George
Robinson, Audrey Lorraine
Ward.

Bachelor of Arts: Susan

Jonathan Bruce Garland.
Bachelor of Music: Robert
John Butchart.

Sexy 60's
seek golf
clubhouse

An application from the
“Sexy Sirties All-Seasons
Golf Club” for permission to
build a golf clubhouse at
Ambleside park has been
passed to the West Van
couver Parks and Recreation
Advisory Commission
commeat

for

THIS

SATURDAY

June 25

11 AM-3 PM

1860 LONSDALE AVENUE (AT 18TH) NORTH VANCOUVER

985-8738

(OPEN EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT UNTR. &

Bachelor of Laws: Mark
Raymond Slay, Sandra
Elizabeth Squire.

WEST VANCOVUER

Bachelor of Arts: James
Stewart Addison, Scott
Alexander Ree, Andréa
Ruth Kelly (child care).

Bachelor of Science: Nan-
cy Jane Ruth Ballou, Hubert
Malcombe Cameron Bunce,
Daphne Aan Taylor.

Bachelor of Education:
Jennie Phipps Baker
(elementary), John Craig
Fawcell (secondary).

Bachelor of Music: Paul
Charles Nash.

Bachelor of Fine Arts: An-
drea Helen Pratt.

Bachelor of Social Work:
Janet Mary Crawford.

Bachelor of Laws: Robert
Paul Carr, Robert John
McDonell, John Frederick
Moonen.

Bike decorating
contest Saturday

TO CELEBRATE the North

Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce Folkfest 83, the
North Vancouver Lions Club
is sponsoring a_ Bike
Decorating Contest.
Co-chairman of Special
Events Claude Goyer states

the decorated bikes will be
judged at 9 a.m. on Satur-
day, June 25, at Victoria
Park prior to the Canada
Week Folkfest Parade.

The bikes will be judged
for originality, color and
creativity.

Bring your pets

CHILDREN and adults are
invited to enter their dogs,
cats and birds im the North
Vancouver Jaycees Folkfest
°83 Pet Show to be held at
the North Vancouver
Recreation Centre on Satur-
day, June 2S at 2 pm.

Convenor Tom St. Louis

stated that pedigree papers

Moler School of
Hairdressin g

are not necessary. All dogs,
cats and birds, whether
purebred or mixed breed are
judged for the happiest pet,
smartest pet, best dressed
pet, largest, smallest and for
the ugliest pet.

For further information
phone the North Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce 987-
4488.

All phases of
women's & men’s
perming, styling,
coloring & special
effects taught

OPEN ALL SUMMER (Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:00)
Registration now for July & August

For intormation 985-591 1

* 1752 Lonsdale

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PO Box 69020, Vancouver, BO V5K 4W4
Phone 253 2311

British Colambia Talent Festival

Sponsored by

The Pacific National Exhibition

AUDITIONS

June 25 and June 26, 1983
Garden Auditorium, PN_E.

Amateur, professional, young or old.
anyone with talent is welcome to audition for
the Greater Vancouver Competition in the
BC Talent Festival Winner of this local
contest joins regional winners from through
out BC in the Festival finals, September
2nd and 3rd in the Pacific Coliseum.
Winner receives grand prize of $2,500
Entry form available at PN_E.
Administration Building or from CBC recep
tion desk, 700 Hamilton Street.
Entry closing is June 20th - Remember
anyone can enter