Make art with paper

THE NORTH Shore Neighbourhood House is offering a course in paper
tole.
. Participants will create their own three-dimenstonal picture using cut-
ling, shaping and layering techniques with paper.

The course is offered Sunday mornings, 9 a.m. to noon, on Feb. 15, 22
and March 1. Cost is $35 which includes all supplies.

Participants are encouraged to register in advance. For more informa-
tion phone 987-8138 or register in person at 225 East 2nd Street, North
Vancouver.

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Kiwanis Club holds spring bail

THE THREE Kiwanis clubs on the North Shore held
their first spring ball recently at Rally Hall in North
Vancouver.

About 100 members from the Kiwanis Club of °

North Vancouver, Kiwanis Club of West Vancouver
and Kiwanis Capilano attended a banquet with enter-
tainment and dancing.

Dance music was supplied by The Memories, a
band headed by Kiwanis member Dr. Ernie Earnshaw.
Other entertainment included: a monologue by Harry
Weatherley, a skit by Ralf Wickberg and Bill Daniels,

Bob Metcalfe was master of ceremonies and in-
troduced members of the three clubs.

All Kiwanis clubs belong to Kiwanis International,
and Bill Watts of West Vancouver attended to repre-
sent this parent organization.

Kiwanis member, Frank Williams, says, ‘‘Much of
the success of this first ball lies in the planning and
organization by Doctor Ernie Earnshaw, a Kiwanian
of the North Vancouver club.’’

The Kiwanis clubs put into practice their motto,
“we build’, by assisting various volunteer groups and

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