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opens the 7th biennial B.C. Arts and Crafts Fair, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of North Vancouver. (Ian Smith

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B.C. Lions will kick off
B.C. arts and crafts fair

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By MAZOE WESSELS evening, October 18, at Holt, and coach; will be Students from all secondary
the Memorial Gym, Pitted against North Van schools in Greater Van-
Special entertain- 23rd and St Georges, District Mayor Don Bell, By couver have been invited
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ment is to be offered

"for the first time during

North Vancouver.

Bailey, and Denny Boyd,
coached by CJOR's Terry

Friday evening to come in
group tours to see what the

More than 70 artists are Moore. North Van City craftspeople and artists are
the 7th biennial B.C. scheduled to participate in Mayor Jack Loucks will doing.
Arts and Crafts Fair, this well-known fair with the referee, with the general

The four day event,
sponsored hy the
Kiwanis Club of North
Vancouver, opens with
a celebrity pottery
contest on Thursday

special events
planned as follows:

Opening night, October
18, features a celebrity
pottery contest at 7:30 p.m.
B.C. Lions players, Joe
Paopao, Drew Taylor, Harry

calendar

public acting as judges.

On Friday, October 19, at
7:30 p.m. the singing group
‘Impact’ will perform. Also
scheduled to attend Friday
as special guest is Miss North
Shore, Sandra Jacobs.

Woo Woo the clown and
his pals Jimbo and Billy will
be up to their usual tricks on
Saturday October 20 at 2:30
p.m.,providing laughs for the
children and young at heart.

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