& — Friday, September 25, 1992 - North Shore News

Sand castle competitors meet in WV

IF YOU plan to visit West
Vancouver’s Dundarave
park this Sunday, be
prepared to watch where
you step.

Creative individuals from West
Nancouver business associations
will be packing sand during the
We're Building for the United
Way sand castle competition,
which runs from 1! to 3 p.m. at

the park.

Activities will include face
painting, cookie decorating, and a
hotdog barbecue coordinated by
Peppi’s restaurant.

Also performing will be the
Windsor School Band, Freddy
Fuddpucker, and the Swing Time
Dancers.

in addition celebrities Pamela
Martin, News columnist Joy Met-
caife and Daniel Izzard will be on
hand to paint T-shirts, which will

be available for sale during a
silent auction.

Representatives from United
Way-funded agencies will be in at-
tendance offering assistance and
providing information about the
vital programs and services avail-
able on the North Shore.

The event will run weather
permitting and everyone is invited.

For more information contact
Patti Crawford at 294-8929.

Salmonid society hosts cyclists

THE SEYMOUR Salmonid
Society is hosting its second
annual Seymour Salmon Cycle
to raise funds to increase sal-
mon and trout stocks in B.C.

The event is scheduled to
take place on Sunday, Sept. 27,
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Seymour Demonstration Forest
at the north end of Lillooet
Road.

The Seymour Salmon Cycle
is a 22-kilometre rcund-trip

Rice Lake parking lot in North
Vancouver District and con-
tinues along Lillooet Road to
the Seymour Dam, then back
to the starting point at Rice
Lake.

A $5 registration fee entitles
participants to a tasty salmon
barbecue and guided tours of
the Seymour Salmon Hatchery
and Rice Lake.

For more information, con-
tact Peter Draffehn at 874-

circuit, which begins at the 9967,

70 cu. ft. freezer with energy
saving foam insulation,
safety Icck and interior fight
(#C0C07-2C).

Reg. $339 Sale $299

Built-in dishwasher,
featuring overflow
protector and plate

warmer. (AAU30000)

Reg, $399 Sale $349

Camoorder with 8x power zoom, auto focus, 5
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Kitchen centre.
Reg. 29998 —
Sale 269.98

16.9 cu. ft. upright freezer, featuring extra-deep
door storage racks and Polyurethane foam
insulation (#CWV17-ZF). Reg. $699 Sale $599

CD Player with remote
control and 2-year
parts & labour warranty
(#M-C2050).

Reg. 199.99 Sate 149.99

Full-sized sofabed
with contemporary styling. Features
a springAlr mattress, TV headrest
and har wearing olefin cover (#9038).
Reg. $795 Sale $499

While quantities last.

Stemware.

Crystal stemware
Reg, 9.99 Sale 7.99

in box of 4. Reg. $25 Sale 12.49

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Sale on now through October 4th, 1992.

Bow Appetit

During our Bon Appetit sale, we have big savings
on top brand name items for the kitchen. Everything
from cookware to tablecloths and more.

*MOST FURNITURE BRANDS

"On purchases over $200. See in-store for details. “Excludes Sany & Nintendo.