37 - Wednesday, October 15, 1986 ~ North Shore News

First Draw

Prize Choice of trip ~ for two...

Second Draw Prize:

_ Either: HONG KONG «o NEW. ZEALAND.

_ (The. destination not chosen by the first prize winner)

THE PF ACIFIC. © ©One ocean, many worlds. The vast Pacific Ocean, dotted

- with, thousands of islands, embraced by five continents, has been criss-crossed by ancient mariners and modern explorers alike. Some in flimsy outriggers, others in fierce man-o’-wars, sleek sailing yachts, and luxurious ctuise ships. All in search of the mysterious, the beauty, the distinctive people of so many cultures.

Today, the countries of the Pacific Rim hold a particular attraction for all of us in British Columbia in- terested in the bright futuve that ties us to China, to dapan, to Australia, to New Zealand, to all! the people who live around and on the Pacific Ocean.

That is why we want four readers of the NORTH SHORE NEWS to join those who have gone on before across the Pacific. We want you to “WIN YOUR WAY ACROSS THE PACIFIC’.

Perhaps to: ‘

HONG KON G. e Via CATHAY PACIFIC Sensational shopping,

unforgetable sightseeing, and superb dining. But more than that, this British Colony, soon to become part of China, is a unique blend of East and West. Here's the mystery of ancient temples and the brilliant spec- tacle of traditional festivals. Here's a remarkable modem city that houses, moves, feeds and entertains millions of people each day.

As Hong Kong's airline for more than 40 years, Cathay Pacific's commitment to superior service is legen- dary. And the make that legend live on every flight.

The prize of 4 seven-day tour to Cathay Pacific's Hong Kong includes two retum airline tickets, Vancouver to Hong Kong; accommodations; and spectacular sights on {-urs of Hong Kong Island, Stanley Village, Repulse Bay, Deep Water Bay, the fishing port of Aberdeen, Kowlson, New Territories, and a cruise on the teeming harbour as provided by Cathay Pacific's Discovery Tours.

Or perhaps “Win Your Way Across the Pacific” to:

NEW ZEALAND...vi2 Gair new z€atano | Breathtaking

variety of scenery in an unspoiled environment that cannot be duplicated in one country anywhere else in the world, New Zealand is the world in miniature — thermaf wonderlands and alps of startling granduer. Magnificent wilderness of mighty fiords, thunderous canyons, live volcanoes, and peaceful, willow-banked, fish-filled lakes and streams. It is beaches and rugged coastlines; cities and countryside; sheep, Kiwis and Polynesians called Maoiiy.

The first impression of New Zealand comes in Vancouver, as you step aboard the sleek Air New Zealand 747 and “Kiwi” hospitality takes over. The New Zealand crew looks after every detail to make your flight across the Pacific comfortable, exciting and enjoyable.

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Once in New Zealand, NewZvalargkursLid one of the largest in the country, will take you on an un- forgetable seven-day tour of that scenic wonderland. In comfortable tour coach you sit back and relax in luxurious seating while you enjoy panoramic views. Sightseeing highlights will include a visit to Matakohe Pioneer and Kauri Museum; day excursion to Cape Reinga and drive on 90-mile Beach; visits to Wagener Museum at Haouhora, Treaty House at Waitangi, Waitomoe Caves and Glow-worm Grotto, Whakarewarewa Thermal reserves, the Agrodome and much more, including a Maori concert.

The “trip-of-a-lifetime” to New Zealand includes two return air tickets on Air New Zealand end accom: modations. sightseeing and other services by Guthrey's New Zealand Tours.

OFFICIAL RULES — NO PURCHASE NECESSARY

. “WIN YOUR WAY ACROSS THE PACIFIC” travel contest is open to all adults,

19 years of age or older, except NORTH SHORE NEWS employees and their im- mediate families. However, those who act as newspaper carriers for the NORTH SHORE NEWS and their families are eligibia.

. Entries must be made on official entry forms available at the business premises

of parucipating business operations. No mechanical reproductions are allowed.

. Allentries must be signed by the person whose name appears on the entry form.

If an entry drawn for a prize is not signed it will be declared null and void.

. Only one entry per person per visit to a participating store or office. . Prizes must be taken as awarded on "‘seat availability’ basi¢, as dictated by the

airtines, involvea with the contest. Travel must be completed by March 31, 1987. However, the tours and travel arrangements may be extended or changed upon negotiation and payment of any additional charges brought about by such changes as the winner may wish to negotiate with the West Vancouver office of Intra-Hagen, 1425 Marine Orive, the travel agent making ihe arrangements for this contest.

. the contest begins September 10, 1986 and closes October 22, 1986. The draw

will be held October 24, 1986. The two winners will be notified at ihe earliest possi- ble moment and the names of the winners will be announced in the earliest possi- ble issue of the NORTH SHORE NEWS.

. Winners must agree to pose for pictures and be available on a ‘no fee‘ basis,

for any promotional purposes deemed necesssary by the NORTH SHORE NEWS.

. The first signed entry drawn that fulfilis correctly the conditions of this contest

will be declared the First Prize Winner. That person will have the choice of a tour from Vancouver to Hong Kong or New Zealand for two persons sharing accom- modations. The second properly signed entry drawn that fulfills correctly the con- ditions of tnis contest wilt be declared the Second Prize Winner. That person wilt receive either the tour to Hong Kong or to New Zealand; the tour NOT chosen by the First Prize Winner. HOWEVER, the winner of the first prize and his im- mediate family are not eligible for the second prize. Additional entries may be drawn if either one of the first two entries drawn is ineligible for the prizes or those persons cannot be contacted by the NORTH SHORE NEWS within seven days of the draw.

Airlines used for the tours are Cathay Pacitic to Hong Kong and Air New Zealand to New Zealand. The tour to Hong Kong includes return airfare, hotel accommoda- tions, sightseeing and other services as described in Tour No. 1, Class 'C’ category of the Discovery Tours ‘86/87 brochure. The tour in New Zealand includes return aittare by Air New Zealand. Land arrangements of hotels, bus sightseeing tour and other services are supplied by Gulhreys New Zealand Tours, as desc: ibed in Guthreys Happy Wonderland Tour in Guthrey's brochure 1986/1987.

Not included in prizes are airport taxes, insurance and any other charges not in- cluded in the above named packages.

Selected vanners will be required to correctly answer a time-limited skill-testing question.

THE VOICE OF NORTH Ano WEST | VANCOUVER

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CONTEST ENDS OCTOBER 22, 1986

ENTER TO WIN AT PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS.