14 - Friday, February 16, 1989 — North Shore News

FASHION SHOW AT AQUARIUM
Locals organize charity fundraiser

FISH AREN’T the only thing
you’ find at the Vancouver
Aquarium.

Glen Suitor of the Saskatchewan
Roughriders and local Ron Accili

are organizing a fashion show at
the Aquarium to help raise funds
for the Aquarium and for the
C- Fox Kids Park.

The duo own Aqua Vista Vaca-

Valentine's Day celebrated

TOTS AND parents can celebrate
Valentine’s Day in a special way at
Eagle Harbour Community Cen-
tre.

A Valentine’s Day Celebration
with the Music Man will be held on
Tuesday, Feb. 14 from 11 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.

The Music Man, Ross Curran,
presents a show featuring many in-
struments and an introduction to
many musical traditions. The pro-
gram is interspersed with direct

listening, group participation and
historical information delivered in
an enjoyable, entertaining manner.

Also included in the celebration
are Valentine's Day crafts and
treats.

Cost of the event is $5 per
parent and child. For further in-
formation contact Eagle Harbour
Community Centre, 5575 Marine
Dr., West Vancover, 921-7425.
Tickets are available in advance
only.

Learn to draw cartoons

LEARN TECHNIQUES for draw-
ing cartoon-like faces and figures
at a course offered by recCentre
Lonsdale.

Participants will team how to
master the art of creating quick
sketches, a skill that is ideal for
those who work with young
children.

RecCentre Lonsdale is offering
this new two-hour program from
Saturday, Feb. i! to Saturday,
Feb. 25. Instructor George Foster
is a professional cartoonist.

To pre-register for this program
call 987-PLAY or register in per-
son at recCentre Lonsdale at 988-

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tions, a new tour operator located
in North Vancouver, which
specializes in sports-related travel.

On display will be sports and
evening wear by Valde Designs,
created by Suitor’s wife Elizabeth.
Active wear is from Skyline
Sports, diving suits by Brooks and
Oceaner Sporting Goods. Jewelry
by Ruby’s of Park Royal and
shoes by Kalena Shoes of Van-
couver.

The show begins at 8 p.m. on
Saturday, Feb. 11. Tickets are $10
and obtainable at Aqua Vista
Vacations, 984-6332.

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