C2 - Wednesday, July 18, 1984 - North Shore News.

PADDLING along, these two kids at Cates Park are having a relaxing
afternoon, soaking up the sunshine and getting some exercise in their little

MACLEAN’S
WV writer wins

A WEST Vancouver = stu-
dent Matthew Hardisty has
won first prize in a Maclean's
Magazine writing competi-
tion for students across
Canada which attracted over
750 entries.

Matthew, who has just
completed grade 12 at
Hillside Secondary, receives
$250 as the top winner in the
1984 Diane Thompson Stu-

dent Writing Awards for his
submission ‘‘The Nuclear
Arms Issue: No Nukes or
More Nukes?”’

Another Hillside student
Kathleen Buddle was one of
11 runners up with her entry
‘Teenagers in the 1980’s: No
Will to Rebel?”’

Wendy Dennis, Maclean's
In-Class Program Editor and
Maclean’s Editor Kevin
Doyle made the finat
selections.

SENIORS’ CENTRE
Summer picnic lectures

A SUMMER Lecture and
Picnic series ‘s being spon-
sored by the West Vancouver
Seniors’ Activity Centre,
located at 695-21st St oin
West Vancouver.

This is an cight-week senes
of Tuesday morning lectures,
commencing at 10 a.m,
followed by a weekly picnic
Bring your own picnic lunch
and enjoy conversation wtih
others, while we provide a
special treat and
refreshments! All age groups

are welcome to attend.

The schedule of lectures in-
clude: Bert Robinson, Cross
Canada Cyclist, July 3;
Challenges and Changes of
Aging by Gloris Levy.
Special Services consultant
and specialist tn Geron
tology, July 10, Potlatch,
Northwest Coast Fishing &
Uses of Cedar Trees by
UBC Museum of An.
thropology's native youth,
July 17, Natural History of
Outdoor Plants through Four

BACK AGAIN

Both Matthew and
Kathleen were Honors
English students this past
year with Hillside English
teacher Elinor Martin, who is
very pleased at the outcome.

Martin saw the competr
tion announcement and rules
in Maclean's, photocopied
the page, then gave an essay
assignment based on the rules
to all of the class. The two
most promising essays were
sent to Maclean's.

Seasons by Van Dusen
Gardens, July 24; to be an-
nounced, July 31; around
British Columbia, a
travelogue by Professor
Donald Gibbard, August 7;
sailing around the World by
Leslie MacDonald, August
14. and Antartica by the
Greenpeace Foundation,
August 21

Please contact at 926-4375
for more information on
these or other events.

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