~ Sunday, February 12, 1989 - North Shore News

RIDGEVIEW SCHOOL recently opened a new day-care centre. A ribbon
cutting was held at the opening ceremonies. Performing the cutting
honors sre (left to right) Bob Kusch, director of the Ambleside Childcare

Facilities Society;

West Vancouver School Board chairman Jean

Fergusen; West Vancouver Mayor Don Lanskail: and Gerry Harrington,
chairman of the Ambleside Chitdcare Facilities Society.

NEWS photo Tom Buriey

Library membership drive launched

-THE FRIENDS of the Library in
West Vancouver are aiming to
double their membership in 1989.

The membership dues of $10 ($5
for students) provide funds for
special projects and materials in
the library. Additional funds are

raised through book sales and gift
shop sales.

The Friends of the Library
sponsor a home delivery service to
seniors and shut-ins. Members may
volunteer to assist with these pro-
jects and to work on special events
in the library.

Symphony seats available

THE WEST Vancouver Seniors
Centre has spaces available to the
grand matinee concerts by the
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
on Tuesday afternoons.

Van transportation takes par-
ticipants from the seniors centre
and back.

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The concerts have an impressive
selection of renowned artists with
music from the great masters.
Dates are Feb, 21, March 14, April
18 and May 23.

For further details call Sylvia at

926-4375.

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copy of a 1969 Edition.

In 1969, the North Shore News began publishing as

.Friends enjoy special privileges
in the library.

A Friends of the Library
brochure and membership applica-

_tions are available at the West

Vancouver Memorial Library,
1950 Marine Dr., 926-3291.

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Bev’ Doolittle’ 8 newest work, ‘Sacred Ground...

Meet the artist —Sunday March 12, 1989

One of North America’s most sought after artists, Bev Doolittle, will soon start a
promotional tour for her latest work, Sacred Ground. She willdo only eight shows

inthe United States and two in Canada. We are pleased to announce that she will

the North Shore Shopper. One of the editions from 1969
be here at our gallery on Sunday March 12th, 1989.

is shown above.

As part of our 20th Anniversary celebration, well award
$2000 to the first reader to bring us an original copy of any
1969 edition.

The contest will run until the end of the year, or until
someone brings us a winning edition. It might be worth
checking the attic!

This contest is not open to North Shore News employees
or their relatives.

Enter Before Year End 1989

North Shore News
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A Strong Past... A Strong Presence.

You and yours are invited to:
# View the proof of the print now on display at the galiery.
= Piace your order with us early and receive a bonus gift.
» Meet the artist on Sunday March 12th between 2pm and 5pm.

ws Enjoy a complete display of Bev’s work at our gallery between
March 12th and 31st.

For information phone (604) 980-7216

103 - 1200 Lonsdale Avenue North VancouverBC V7M3H6