Carol Ships to light up harbor

THE CHRISTMAS Carol
Ship Parade will once again
warm festive holiday spirits
in North and West Van-
couver. _—

_ Sailing in different areas
each evening, the ‘flotilla

leaves from the foot of

Denman Street and follows
the lead Carol Ship
Hollyburn. with young

~‘carollers on board, their

singing amplified ‘to thou-

Blood

donor
| Clinics

set

: THE RED CROSS gears up

for the holiday season with
four North Shore blood

. donor clinics.

Lions Gate Hospital, lob-
by, 200 Blk. E. 15th St.,
North. Vancouver: Mon.
Dec. 16, 2 — 8 p.m., Tues.
Dec. 17,2 — 8 p.m.

West Vancouver, Recre-
ation Centre, 780 - 22nd St.,
West Vancouver: Mon. Dec.
30,2— 8p.m.

Park Royal Mail, North
Mall, West Vancouver:
Tues. Dec. 31, 1! am. — 4

p.m.
- Lynn Valley Mall, 1199
Lynn Valley, Road, North
Vancouver: Fri. Jan. 3, 2 ~—
8 p.m.

BUNDAY + WEONERSDAY - PMIDAY

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shopping ahead, and
save more in the

* Delivered to selected areas oniv

sands of spectators on shore.

The beautifully decorated
Christmas ships leave
Sat., Dec. 21, at 6:30 p.m.
and can be seen in the New
Brighton Park,
Woodlands-Sunshine, North
Shore area lo Deep Cove.

On Sun., Dec. 22, the
ships leave at 7:30 p.m. and
tour the Ambleside, West
Vancouver, Dundarave,
Caulfeild and West Van-
couver area.

The ships return to port
each evening around 10:30
p.m.

The Carol Ship Parade
also cruises to Kitsilano-
West Point Grey Dec. 20.

The Carol Ship idea,
developed by the Greater
Vancouver Convention and
Visitors Bureau, was pro-
posed originally by the sales
manger of the Bayshore Inn,

who thought it would pro-
vide a unqiue Christmas
event for visitors and Van-
couverites alike.

The parade has now
grown from a single ship in
1960 to nearly 60 vessels this
year.

Parks Board commis-
sioner George Wainborn,
who has chaired. this com-
mittee since 1960, has never

missed a sailing and has yet.

to see the spectacle from
shore.

All ships in the parade are
registered in advance and
must observe safety regula-
tions issued by the com-
modore, Captain Denis
Wardell.

Registrations are now be-
ing accepted and prizes are
awarded for  best-lighted
ships.

Tickets for passengers on

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If you miss any of these flyers,
call the North Shore News
Circulution Department

The following flyers will be arriving

this coming week in the North
Shore News. All loaded with
savings. so you can be
where the values are.

when they happen.

986-1337 4,

37 - Sunday, December 15, 1985 - North Shore News

the Hollyburn and several
other ships are on sale at
Vancouver Ticket Centres
and Concert Box Office
outlets. - . :

All tickets are $t! and
there is a limit of 6 tickets
per person.

“See
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we have ever offered!

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395 g tins 5 8i.

HOME FURNISHINGS 12 varieties

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Tr Sunday Dec. 15 - Saturday Dec. 21 inclusive.
NORTH SHORE PET FOODS
1264 Marine Dr. 1266 Lynn Valley Rd.
Pemberton Plaza

(Mini Mall)

reg. $280.06
- up to 5 ft. wide
- custom: sizes
_available

- installation at
reasonable rates

s - order by phone/
+ mail for deliveries
outside
Vancouver

- ask for free
brochure

- Christmas gift
vouchers
available

Plus

1 0% off

any mirror door
when organizer purchased

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