.-416-Sunday News, July 27, 1980

community roundup _

Many activities have been
planned for Saturday,
August 9, when Horseshoe
Bay Day will be held in that
community.

Planned events include a
tea garden, salmon _bar-
beque, bingo, moon walk,

craft sale and a bake sale.’

- A raffle will also be held
with first prize being a
Yamaha organ donated by

Jerome's

Ente rtainers
for God in WV

St. David’s United Church
“nu West Vancouver will be
‘ne scene of a concert by
‘opular ministry en-
‘ertainers Toby and Bart

Waldowski, Wednesday,
uly 30.
The Waldowski’s have

“ppeared on many television
‘inistry shows and have
ven over 500 concerts
“nroughout Canada and the
‘Inited States.

Their program involves
Soth singing and speaking

and is accompanied by piano
and synthesizer simulation of
string orchestra. There is
also a_ presentation of
beautiful pictures of people
and places around the world.

The show should please
the whole family.

St. David's is located at
the corner of Taylor Way
and the Upper Levels
Highway. The concert starts
at 7:30p.m.

Offerings will be
gratefully accepted.

Music Centre.

Second prize will be a
surprise package donated by

the Trollers
Safeway Ltd. is donating a 20
pound turkey as third prize.

cyclists and riders will also
take place and for the
children there will be a
fishing derby.

weight, for fish caught
between noon Friday,
August 8, and noon

Saturday, August 9.

Movies beneath

Pub, and

A parade of decorated

Any fish caught

twinkling stars

Shadows lengthen beneath
the tall cedars and firs, the
evening star twinkles near
the horizon, and_ the
Lighthouse Park Sunday
Evening Film Program is
about to begin.

This Sunday evening, July
27, the following program
will start at 9:15.

Bears and Man. An
unreasoning fear of bears
haunts many city dwellers;
others see them as cute and
cuddly. This film explores
bears’ habits and tendencies
as it explains thedangers and
necessary, common-sense
precautions.

Beluga Baby. Dramatic
and moving, this film
documents the birth of the
baby whale, Tuaq, to the
female Beluga whale, Kavna
at the Vancouver Aquanum.
A beautiful film, well worth
seeing again and again.

Nebule. An animated film
in which a black line
becomes a magic cord -.a
hoop, a spring, a tightrope, a
dog or a bird — whatever
suits this young child’s fancy.

Estuary. Threatened by
pollution, the Fraser Estuary
is a highly productive
biological area essential to a
rich variety of waterfowl and
marine life.

Film-goers will = find
Lighthouse Park by going
west on Marine Drive about
seven miles from Park
Royal. The Park will be open
to automobiles, and drivers
can go right down to park in
the open field near the
Outdoor Theatre. (No
walking back to your car in
the dark.)

Bring your family and
friends for an evening of
films under the stars.

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qualify for a prize_in the
categories of largest fish,
smallest fish and hidden

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