Celebrate Christmas
with the carol ships

USHER IN the Christmas season
by celebrating the annual Carol
Ship Festival, running this year
from Dec. 8 to 17.

The official kick-off, happening
on Friday, Dec. 8 at Canada Har-
bour Place, will include many
sights and sounds of Christmas:
food, street entertainment, a cor-
porate Christmas tree competition,
performances by the Vancouver
Youth Symphony Orchestra, the
lighting of the sails at the Trade
and Convention Centre, and the
inaugural night of the carol ship
Parade of Lights flotilla.

Festivities continue on Saturday,
Dec. 9 at the English Bay
Bathhouse. Ceiebrate the second
annual Vancouver Sea Festival/
Shell Canada carol ship beach fes-
tival, a family-oriented evening of
carollers, warm drink and food, a

Christmas tree lighting and again
the carol ship Parade of Lights.
Festivities get under way by 7 p.m.

The same evening, the launching
of five days of holiday celebration
will take place at 8 p.m. at Science
World. Activities will include
carollers and entertainment, festive
food and drink, the lighting of a
giant Christmas tree and the carol
ship Parade of Lights around the
east basin of False Creek.

The program of holiday fun,
carollers and entertainment will
run at Science World every night at
8 p.m. from Dec. 9 up to and in-
cluding Wednesday, Dec. 13.

The following schedule outlines
the carol ship festival activities.
For general information or indi-
vidual ticket information call
687-9558. For charter boat infor-
mation call 922-2007.

CAROL SHIP FESTIVAL '89

Day/Date Destination

Friday, Dec. 8

“Kick-off” at Canada Harbour Place

North Vancouver shoreline

Saturday, Dec. 9
Bay Bathhouse

* Sea Festival Carol Ship Beach Festival at English

% Lighting of George’s Beach Ave. Christmas tree
% Holiday Festival at Science World

Sunday, Dec. 10 * English Bay

%& Holiday Festival at Science World
*% Lighting of tree at Kits Poim/Vanier Park

Monday, Dec. 11
Tuesday, Dec. 12
Wednesday, Dec. 13
Thursday, Dec. 14
Friday, Dec. 15

AS ABOVE
AS ABOVE

*% Port Moody
Saturday, Dec. 16
Sunday, Dec. 17

% Holiday Festival at Science Warld

Kits Point/Jericho/Point Grey
% North Vancouver

%& Cates Park/Deep Cove
& West Vancouver/Pt. Atkinson

favourites of yesterday and foday

“Free Parking”’

19 - Friday, November 24, 1989 - North Shore News

BELIEVING IN SANTA
SHOULD BE FREE

Free Photos With Santa

November 18 until December 23
Santa Hours: Daily 10 am - 1 pm, 2-5 pm,
6-8 pm (late nights only) Sunday 1-4 pm

Donations are welcome for the
Vanconever Sun Children’s Fad
SUPPORTED BY

BLACKS)

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“Daycare Available”

OPEN: Mon-Wed. &
Sat. 9:30-5:30 pm
Thurs-Fri. 9:36-9:00 pm
Sun. Noon to 5:00 pm

uNCFUN

935 Marine Dr.
North Van
980-8561

Destinations and arcival times are subject to weather conditions,
Boats will muster at 6:30 p.m.; departing at ? p.m. sharp nightly.
* School choirs wilt be on the lead ship each night.

The best way to save
on dinner for one
istobuy dinner for two...

ENDS NOVEMBER 30th

OUR HUGE WAREHOUSE IS PACKED WITH ANTIQUE
FURNISHINGS FROM EUROPE AND AMERICA
AT WAREHOUSE DIRECT PRICES!

. Mon-Sat.: 10:30-6 Sun.: 12-5
§ 226 S.W. Marine Drive, Vancouver 324-3661

THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
PROPOSED ROAD OPENING

An OPEN HOUSE will be held at the North Vancouver Y.M.C.A.
at 440 Heridry Avenue on Tuesday, November 28, 1988 between
7:00 and 9:00 p.m.

Here’s something you never learned in
school. One plus one equals one. Because,
whenever you bring your favorite dinner
partner to Sizzler, you can purchase your
choice of either our Sirloin or New York
Steak Platters for our regular price for the
first platter and only ONE CENT more
for the second. So come to Sizzler and
pick a pair for One Cent more. It’s the
kind of math you'll actually enjoy.

Sizzler

A fresh experience.

Order any Sirloin or New York steak platter at the regular
price and receive a second of equal or lesser value for

Open 11 a.m. ONLY ONE CENT MORE.

Licensed
Lunch Specials from $3.99 Offer expires Nov. 30, 1989

The purpose of the Open House is to present a proposal for road
improvements in the vicinity of Heywood Street and Seventh
4 ©Street, indicated on the map below, and to receive public input
|. on land use alternatives. A staff report outlining the proposal and
entitied “SEVENTH STREET CONNECTOR" is available upon
request. For further information contact Mr. Tony Barber, Design
Engineer, 985-7761 Local 338.

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE

PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE

Kelth Road

Brooxsbank Avaous

Not available
on take-out orders

CM. Gale, Westview Shopping Centre
City Engineer Upper Levels Highway at Westview Drive North Vancouver