56 - Weduesday, November 23, 1988 - North Shore News

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Flea market promises bargains

TREASURE HUNTERS and avid bargain seekers won’t want to miss the upcoming Lions Bay Village Flea Market sponsored by the Lions Bay School Parents Group.

Lions Bay families have gone through their aitics and basements and will be selling their goods at the event, which will be held Saturday, Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

song with the many families who are renting tables at the flea market, local craft artists will be selling their creations, and the Beavers will be selling choco-

lates and Christmas tree vouchers. Refreshments will

also be available.

This sale, the first of its kind in Lions Bay, will be held in the Village Hall located at 400 Centre Road. Take the Lions Bay turn-off on the Squamish High- way and follow the signs to the hall.

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SAPANESE EXCHANGE students Yami Kawakemi (left) and Yuri Kato

say they are enjoying Canadian life.

Exchange students like Canada

YUMI KAWAKAMI! and Yuri Kato are exchange students from Aichi Gakusen in Toyota Ci- ty, Japan. In addition to studying English as a Second Language and Canadian culture at Capilano Col- lege, Yuri is taking drawing classes, and Yumi, music.

Although both admitted to feel- ing a little homesick, they smiled broadly when asked if they liked Canadz.

Yuri says she wants to be a trav- el agent eventually and realizes her experience in Canada will be. an advantage, but insisted it would be difficult to get such a desirable job in the highly-competitive Japanese job market. .

Yumi says she would like to be a public schoo! teacher, but adds, “There are already enough teach- ers now.’? She hopes perhaps to find a place in a private school.

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