24 — Wednesday, May 10, 1995 ~- North Shore News

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SUTHERLAND SECONDARY

students packed up their home-

work and sleeping bags last

weekend and hauled everything

down to the schoo! gym. The only

thing missing from this giant

sleepover were the munchies.

Only liquids were allowed

because the 120 students

involved were participating in a

24-hour famine. Thirty-three hun-

dred dollars in pledges was raised

to benefit World’ Vision Canada.

Back row, left to right: Tony

Mathieu, Samantha Watson,

Cindy Hudson, Lindsay Moore, minds off the hunger, they played games and sports, listened to live

Aaron Cruikshaik and Katie music and watched movies. Some even studied for final exams.

Hudson. Front row: Gavin

McDonald, Leslie Worbets and
CROQUET, ANYONE? Members of the Olde Plarts Sandy Mann. “Cipenany sae  Maaite th shies peeuincaa.

; ? Members of the e Pfarts Swim & aa untcy 5 4 14+ -
Club (left ro right) Pat McCue, Rod Slade and Ron Grisdale ; Adults °4 *Children & Seniors 'S
swap swim trunks for croquet mallets. Guests attending the ° ms ; : } DOLORES CLAIBORNE
opening of The Sporting Life, an exhibition of historical sport- Vy é yt om . (14 yrs) at 7:10 & 9:25 pm
ing costumes, at West Vancouver Museum & Archives last & iene? : ‘ian ‘ -
week were encouraged to don their favorite sporting attire, FF NE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE
(14 yrs) at 7:15 & 9:20 pm

: | ee DUMB AND DUMBER
er & Danee ; < Tee (mature) at 7:00pm

Sat/Sun matinees 2:10 pm

Sat., May 13 5:30pm Bf | Kees) = TOMMY BOY
Tickets $8.00 (mature) at 9:10 pm

MAN OF THE HOUSE
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For information call x | re es Se sae { , SavSun matinees at 2:00 pm ~

987-8815 / 988-9073 fm |

THE EAGLES HALL

170 West 3rd St.
THE SPORTING Life features costumes and equipment —
from the adventurous early years of West Vancouver (1910-
1950). Above: Penny Charlesworth (left) and Greta Tapp. : : —
: ‘a : : a & ] Ay is “One of the great siices and
4 } dices of the flim industry”
Brian Peterson - The WestEnder

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JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY'S
FOUR DOGS AND A BONE

A SHOW WORTH HOWLING ABOUT

BARBARA CROOK - THE VANCOUVER SUN

THE PERFORMANCES ARE FIRST RATE

RENEE DORUY'TER - THE PROVINCE

_.. SCREAMINGLY FUNNY

SET TO tee off: Joan Creighton of the archives committee
of the Capilano Golf and Country Club with husband Denis. ff :
Sporting Life runs to Sept. 30. info: 926-9254. : | pornapatnan Be ,

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