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ticipation for another exhilarating run.

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SKIERS move up the line-up to board one of the chairlifts at Mount Seymour, waiting in an-

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Christian Atmosphere
ENTRANCE EXAM

(for Grade 8 applicants only)
Thursday, March 8, 1984 (12 noon)
Applications are betng received for
gradcs 9-12. Please contact the school
office
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS
HIGH SCHOOL

641 Weat Keith Road
North Vancouver, B.C

‘February 26, 1984 ©

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LOOKING for a cure for the winter blahs? Get out

and away to the mountains — grab your skis and
head for the hills. There’s lots going on up on the
slopes and our local ski centres have lots to offer.

GROUSE

Up on Grouse Mountain
they have actually managed
to reduce prices this season!

‘Mid week tickets are just $14,

Weekends $17, and Friday
night has been added-te- the
Nighthawk weekend special
when everyone skis fro just
$8, after 6 p.m.

A new adult recreational
racing program, the Keg
Team Challenge, is proving
lots of fun. Teams of four
race a dual slalom course,
with awards for fastest team
and individuals.

Races are held on the
Labatt’s Ski Machine course
on the lower Peak run on
Tuesday and Thursday even-
ings, warm-up clinics take
place on Mondays and
Wednesdays preceding race
nights.

Headway, Junior Head-
way and Junior. Top Notch
programs help to sharpen up

ski skills and the tiny totsget a_

head start with Ski Wee in
their own specially groomed
area.

CYPRESS
A lively ski school program
is highlighting the action up
at Cypress Bowl.
The Leaders program is a
new One giving teenagers a
close up of the exciting world

25th Anniversary
1959 — 1984

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By RAY TALBOT

of the professional skier.
Based on the popular Ski to
Work course introduced last
season, leaders are introduc-
ed to the CSIA ski technique,
learning the basics of ski
teaching, ski patrolling and
racing.

The Junior Racing pro-
gram is another very popular
course for keen young skiers.
Preschoolers have special
group programs on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays.

Adult classes have com-
plete flexibility with four or
five lesson packages available
any day or combination of
days you wish.

The. Cypress Ski School
has a complete rental shop on
the mountain with top equip-
ment in all sizes from tiny

YOU SAVE MORE IN ‘84
OVER 68,000 PROFESSIONAL HAIRCUTS

THE UNDER CUTTERS

RETAIL HAIRCARE CENTRES

HOME OF THE CUT
open 6 days a week

MON. - WED. 8am - 6 pm

THURS. & FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9p

SAT. Bam - Spm

1564 MARINE DR., WEST VAN.

WE CAN REALLY CUT IT!

tots to adults.

Lift tickets — $15 adults,
$11 youths (13-17), $5
children (6-12) under six ski
free. Half day tickets good
for either mornings or after-
noons are $11 adults, $8
youths.

SEYMOUR

And there’s lots of action
up on Mount Seymour this
winter where they happily tell
us they’ve had lots of snow
despite the recent weather
vagaries.

Lift rates are $10 adults
midweek, $12.50 weekends,
$7.50 half days. Child (11
and. under) $5. Evenings
$7.50 all ages. Rope tow $5
adults, $2.50 children.

The ski school repeats its
ever popular Bluejay series
for 8-12 year olds, a com-
pletely supervised all day pro-
gram. The Falcons for 12-16
year olds is a series of 2 hour
lessons. Tots only is a series
for youngsters 7 and under.

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