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Trash ‘yn New principal for Sentinel

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West Vancouver’s Sen- tinel Secondary School has a new principal, well known in North Shore’ education circles.

He is Douglas G. Player, presently vice-principal of

School in North Vancouver and formerly (1978-79) principal of Balmoral! Junior Secondary School. Including other posts, he has taught for the past 10 years in North Vancouver.

Mr. Player, whose ap-

effective July I, replaces retiring Sentinel principal Rod MacKenzie who has served for many years in West Vancouver School District.

With his wife Doreen and two children, Mr. Player

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smash success

Under sunny skies on Saturday, May 3, Presen- tation House held its first Trash And Treasure SALE. Conceived in: aid of the North Shore Arts Centre, the sale attracted approxmmately 1500 people whose pur- chases contributed over $3,500 towards the Pesentation House fund- raising drive of $14,000.

An anction, enjoyed by all in attendance was conducted by Vancouver actress Nicki Cavendish, dance en- terpreneur David Y.H. Lui and Presentation House Mianager Christopher Tyrell. The auction was made possible by generous donations from many businesses on the North Shore and netted = over $1,100 towards the final total.

One of the most coveted items auctioned was an original Michelin T-shirt, donated by volunteer Bente Joergensen, which com- manded the fantastic price of $34.50 from none other than Spring Sale = co- ordinator Reva Robinson!

Manning the toy booth was Hal Lund of the B.C. Lions; North Vancouver City Mayor Jack Loucks was in charge of the White Elephant booth, assisted by Ron Huntington, Con- servative M.P. for North Vancouver Capilano and Angus Ree, Social Credit MILA. An enthusiastic band of volunteers deserve plaudits for the many hours they devoted to sorting rummage and_ generally ensuring a successful day.

Honorable mention goes to the North Vancouver Youth Band for the lively music they provided; to the Whitecaps for allowing us to show their 1979 Highlights Film; to Madame Phoenix who told fortunes, to Patza the Clown, who delighted children with temporary tatooes, and to Sundance Trampolines for the loan of thew trampoline.

The staff at Presentation House thank all those supporters who contributed in thew way to make the Sale a resoundipg success Our very special thanks to Bente Joergensen who ran the refreshment stand Thank you North Shore !

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