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Turner speaks

OPPOSITION LEADER John Turner will make his first appearance in the riding of Capilano with 2 speech tomorrow after- noon, .

Turner, who at one

time appeared ready to

‘run in Capilano during

last summer's federal election, will speak at J p.ra. at St. Davids United Church, 1525 Taylor Way, in West Vancouver.

Youth groups meet tonight

A NUMBER of North Shore youth groups have

- meeting, at which time

Saturday

The former Prime strategy for renewing the Minister comes to the party, riding the week after a Saturday’s session with national Liberal caucus Turner, part of that ef- fort, is open to all

the party assessed its per- members of the public.

formance to date and set

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” “ane eal does it all

joined forces to sponsor an upcoming gathering

designed to offer youths an-alternative to ‘drugs, 25 WORDS $109

alcohol and shallow lifestyies.”’

| By JOANNE MacDONALD |

Dan Stobbe, who specializes in youth and evangelism, at St. Andrew’s and St. Stephen's Presbyter- ian Church, says. although the focus :of Friendship Fac- tor ’85 will be Christianity, the event will not be a crusade,. a

““It's’ an outreach vehicle for the kids to their friends. Young. people ar. planning the event and a young per- son will be the Master of Ceremonies ‘and lead the singing,”’. says Stobbe. ‘‘We want: to show. kids. that

Christian kids aren’t weird.” . .

. Friendship Factor ’85, to be. held .at.the Carson. Graham _ Secondary School gym on January. 18 from 7

to 10 p.m.,. will feature Al -

‘McKay,..a staff member of the. Inter-Varsity. -Christian ’ Fellowship, . who “will per- . form: Drum Story -~ which is;: not surprisingly, : a story . told ‘with the-use of drums. _ ‘The, subject of: McKay's per-

formance was “not available to Presstime.” ne

“The music group. “Prelude

is' also scheduled to perform “some. contemporary: Chris- ‘tian: ‘music, © while | guest

‘speaker ‘Ken. Needham of /

‘England * will deliver a 15. minute speech. to: “conclude the evening. :

“Stobbe says” “the event will “not..be: affiliated’ to’ any one

~ “:chutch,. but will be the com-

"bined effort of various local : churches. : 7

“Kids in the different groups may attend the same schools, but. this. will “show that the churches ‘aren’t: in competition’. with. each other,”’ says Stobbe. “We're hoping to reach some kids who may never enter church, but they may attend the seés- sion. in the gym and feel ‘more comfortable.” |

Stobbe says organizers are expecting up to 500 youths between the ages of 13 to 18, due to the success rate of -. similar events in other areas.

“He adds-if-the night, is suc- cessful,’ youth. groups will consider sponsoring gradua- ‘tion’. and beach | parties. Stobbe can be contacted at 980-7371 for more informa- tion’ on Friendship Factor "85...

“Some ‘teens are quite despairing and what we want to do is: present an _alter- native, let them experience our lifestyle,’ says Stobbe. ‘We want to present an op- ‘tion, then they can make the decision themselves.”

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