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NEWS photo Terry Peters

WEST VANCOUVER library regular Joanne Ellis checks out 19
books — the average number of books that West Van residents take
out annually — while one-and-a-half-year-old son Charles looks on. It
is B.C. Libraries Week and Sibraries throughout the North Shore are

promoting the benefits of reading.

Ridgeway celebrates 75th |

RIDGEWAY ELEMENTARY
School in North Vancouver will be
celebrating its 75th anniversary
next April.

The school would like to hear
from anyone interested in getting
involved in the planning of this

Theatre|
hosts
dance,
jazz
and
|fashion

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
Centennial Theatre will
feature a stage production
with 12 Calendar Girls, lots
of dancing, jazz routines
and aerobics.

The Nov. 6 event will also
include a fashion show and
a hair and make-up show.
Tickets are $15 at VTC/
CBO outlets.

event.

Former and present students,
parents, teachers and community
residents who would like to con-
tribute are asked to call Winn
Main at 985-8669 or Maureen
Frederiksen 987-9800.

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EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

Local groups meet

THE NORTH Shore chapter of
the Counci! for Exceptional
Children will participate in’ the
organization’s upcoming provin-
cial conference.

The 15th annual conference is
being held Nov. 6 to 8 at the
Westin Bayshore Hotel in Van-
couver.

The Council for Exceptional
Children (CEC) is a non-profit
professional association that works
on behalf of all children with
special educational needs. The
group has advocated for and pro-
vided leadership in working with
all children — gifted, learning
disabled, visually impaired, deaf or
partially deaf, physically handi-
capped, emotionally handicapped,
mentally handicapped and fan-
guage impaired.

The organization believes that
every child has a place in the
educational system because every
child grows up to become an adult
and every adult deserves to be a
useful contributing member of
society. It is their goal to continue
to work on behalf of all excep-

best.

tional children. The theme of this
year’s conference is A Place in the

Choir.
Call 732-0482 for registration.

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