18 - Friday, July 5, 1991 - North Shore News

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THE WEST VANCOUVER Foundation has donated $2,000 to the
Harmony Arts Festival which takes place from August 12 to 18
in local parks. To mark the occasion artist Kelly Phillips sket-
ches (from feft to right) Betty Waterberry (Harmony Arts
chairperson), Kay Meek (a Foundation director), Helen Boultbee
(Foundation director) with saxophone player Henry Boudin in
the background.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

Lynn Valley Library holding
massive summer book sale

LYNN VALLEY Library is
hosting a summer book sale this
weekend and readers of all ages
are invited to take advantage of
the wide selection and good
prices.

North Vancouver District
Library recently automated its cir-
culation system by identifying and
bar coding every item in the
system.

These books and other library

materials will be offered for sale
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Satur-
day, July 6.

“The prices will range from
cheap to ridiculous’’, say orga-
nizers. Adult hardcover non-fic-
tion will sell for $1, fiction and ail
children’s hardcovers will cost .50
cents, and paperbacks ard caga-
zines will be marked at two for
-25 cents. Audiovisual materials
will also be available.

There will be an area where kids

can browse on their own, but
children’s books are expected to
sell quickly.

People who arrive early will en-
joy the best selection, but late-
comers can take advantage of
price specials at the end of the
day, say organizers.

Lynn Vailey Library is located
at 1280 East 27th St. in North
Vancouver. For more informatin
call 984-0286.

Norwesters hosting track meet

THE NORWESTERS Track and
Field Club is hosting the Trevor
Craven Memorial Track Meet on
July 6 and 7 at Swangard
Stadium.

Athletes from the North Shore

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and the Lower Mainland will
compete in a full range of track
and field events. This meet is one
of several competitions being
hosted by track clubs around B.C.
to provide top Jevel competition

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