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18 — Friday, August 14, 1992 - North Shore News

HOME & GARDEN

Home tour will feature seven upscale residences

FROM AUG. 15 to Sept. 27, the
pristine slopes of the Westwood
Plateau on Coquitlam'’s Eagle
Mountain will host one of most
exciting, dynamic home tours ever
to come to Canada.

_ The 1992 Westwood Plateau
Street of Dreams wiff feature
seven upscale homes, nestled in
the natural beauty of the West
Coast and overlooking the pan-
oramic Fraser Valley and Gulf of
Georgia.

Hf you have ever leafed through
fancy home design magazines and
dreamed of what it would be like
to have rooms like these for your
own, you will know what it is like
to tour the lavishly decorated
homes on the 1992 Westwood
Plateau Street of Dreams.

Imagine entertaining your guests
in a private miniature movie pai-
ace that combines the best of the
past with the state of the art.
From the glowing marquee and

luxurious velvet curtain to the
Dolby surround-sound system and
10-foot screen, enjoy heme
movies amidst the ambience of the
Saturday matinees of yesteryear.

Picture yourself preparing a
gourmet meal in a professional
stainless-steel-appointed kitchen,
complete with Danish hardwood
floors and Italian marble counter-
tops.

With the inclusion of the latest
in kitchen gadgetry, including a
thermostatically controlled wine
cabinet, an independent ice maker
aad a warming drawer, this kitch-
en would tempt even the world’s
most discriminating chefs to roll
up their sleeves and create a culi-
nary feast.

These are only two of the strik-
ing rooms put together by some of
the area’s most accomplished ar-
chitects, builders and designers.

The level of attention given to
even the smallest details is evi-
dence of the months of hard

WHAT’S GOING ON

SATURDAY __

Aug. 15-Volunteers needed Aug. 15-
23 to help with pricing, table set-up,
etc. in preparation for Canada Ear-
\ thSave Soc. garage sate. Info: Vicki
Hogan 987-8296.
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Aug. 15~Charity Sale, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
-at. Royal Cdn. Legion Hall, 123 W.
15th St., NV. Misc. goods, baking,
lunch served. Proceeds to Animals In
Distress. Info: 929-2471.
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15~Charity Salmon Barbecue
with a Difference; Granville Island
Public Market; proceeds to Canuck
Place. Info: 738-8901.
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Aug. 15-If you have a baby between 2
& 23 months, UBC Child Studies
. Research Team wants you to join
“them; lets of fun. Info: Dr. Baldwin,
UBC, 822-8231.
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Aug. 15-Killarney Lake Hike. 9:50
a.m. ferry to Snug Cove, hike around
Killarney Lake, watch for Kingfishers,
swallows & ducks, sniff Sweet Gale,
find Bigleaf Maples & eat lunch on the
boardwalk. $6 plus ferry fare. (:40
a.m.-3:20 p.m. Pre-register, GVRD,
432-6350.
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Aug. 15--Advanced off-trail hike to
Secret Cedar Grove. Wade across
Lynn Creck & hike cross-country
through rugged rain forest terrain; see
hidden, forgotten giant cedars. $9.
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Pre-register,
. GVRD, 432-6350.
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Aug. 15--Eagle Harbour Cenire has
opened a new weight room. info:
921-7425.
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Aug. 15--Ongoing: Seniors’ hot even-
‘ing meal program needs volunteer
* servers & drivers on Monday & Wed-
nesday, 4-5 p.m. Also: Volunteers
needed to visit & walk with people
who have mobility problems. Info:
N.S. Health Volunteer Program,
986-7111.
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Aug. 15--Ongoing to Sept. 29. N.S.
Community Tennis Association invites
new members, all levels, to join out-
door games on Sat. & Sun. mornings,
Tues. & Thurs. eves. Register: 983-
3543.
een
Aug. 15--Ongoing. Available at rec-
Centre Lonsdale: volleyball instruc-
tion, tennis lessons & bail hockey. In-
fo: 987-PLAY.
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Aug. 15~Ongoing. Pets & Friends
Program. Volunteers are needed to br-
ing their pets into rest homes, hospi-
tals & care facilities where people need
friendly contact with animals. Info:
879-5991.

Aug. 15-Ongoing. Learn to square .

dance, {1:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m, W.V.
Seniors’ Activity Centre. Info: Doreen
Sillery, 987-5397.

SUNDAY

Aug. 16—Free. Concert by the Sea: 2

p.m. Harmony Arts Auction; 7 p.m.
Stages (50s & °60s dance tunes);
Ambleside Park, beside concession
stand. Also: 8:30 p.m. Dundarave
Pier, Galiano Tri. Also, Concert” by
the Sea: Todd Butler performs & in-
vites everyone to sing along at Horse-
shoe Bay, 1:30 p.mi. Info: 925-3605.

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Aug. 16~Free: Lonsdale Quay Concert
Sunday. Concert & street performers.
2-4 p.m. Donations to benefit the
Lions Gate Hospital Foundation.

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Aug. 16--Free Gospel Picnic Concert
featuring Omega Project gospel rock
group at 1:30 p.m. at Waterfront
Park. Bring your own lunch. Info:
988-7115. eee
Aug. 16--Vancouver Rane Relief &
women’s shelter have volunteer posi-

. tion available. Info: 872-8212.

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Aug. 16-Hollyburn Heritage Hike:
Nature hike to Blue Gentian & West
Lakes on Hollyburn Ridge. Moder-
ately easy hike, 3 hrs., wear protective

clothing, sturdy footwear, bring lunch -

& beverages; meet at fl a.m. at the
info kiosk, cross-country skiing park-
ing lot, 2 km before end of Cypress
Bowl Rd., Cypress Prov. Park, W.V.
Info: 922-7949.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and
entertainment fistings see the
Around Town column in Wed-
nesday’s North Shore Now sec-
tion.

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work, long hours and determina-
tion it takes to produce a Street of
Dreams show. Each Street of
Dreams home represents a unique
collaboration of creative and
committed individuals.

Far more than a coliection of
custom homes, the Street of
Dreams is your opportunity to
look into the future of Canadian
residential homes.

The 1992 Westwood Plateau
Street of Dreams officially opens
on Aug. 15 and runs through
Sept. 27. Open from 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. daily, general admission to
the Street will be $8.50 for adults,
$7.50 for seniors and children
four to 12 years old. Children
three and under are admitted free.
Ticket sales close at 8 p.m. night-

ly.

The Westwood Plateau is
located on Eagle Mountain in
Coquitlam, B.C. From Highway
7A, the Barnet Highway, head
north on Johnson Street (on the
east side of the shopping centre)
and continue up the hillside, past
the Westwood Plateau Sales Of-
fice, until you reach Plateau
Boulevard, the site of the 1992
Street of Dreams. .

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