14 - Friday, June 12, 1992 - North Shore News

KIDS’

SATURDAY

Sune 13—Ongoing registration 10 Aug.
30. Futurekids Motivational Learning
Camps. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. & 1-4:30
p.m. Holy Trinity School, N.V.; St.
David's Church, W.V.; St. John's
Church, Vancouver. {fnfo: Irene,
929-3759 or 686-3301.

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Sune 13—Ongoing to June 14. Creative
Concepts for Kids; art program for
ages 10-14 yrs.; 10 a.m.-noon; W.V.
Recreation Centre. info: 926-3266.

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June 3--Ongoing. Papier mache
Dinosaurs. Program for kids aged 6-
10 yrs., 1-3 p.m. Info: recCentre Lynn
Valley, 984-9341.

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Sune 13-Ongoing. Saturday Storytime.
Stories & fun for kids 4-8 yrs., 10:30
am. Info: N.V. City Library, 980-
4424,

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June 13--Ongoing. Storytimes in
French. $1 a.m. beginners, 1:30 p.m.
French immersion students. N.V. City
Library, 128 W. 14th St., N.V. Info:
980-4424.

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Jane 13--Ongoing. Cycle Right Safety
Program. 1-3 p.m. recCentre Lons-
dale. 10-13 yr. olds. info: 988-6166.

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June 13--Ongoing. Morning ballet
classes for kids 3-7 years, Delbraok
recCentre, 600 W. Queens, N.V. Info:
984-4181.

SUNDAY

June 14—Ongoing to July. Pre-register
for Dramaworks Summer Camp; Klee
Wyck, 200 Keith Rd.. W.V. Sessions:
July 6-18, 10-12 yrs.; July 20-Aug. !,
7-9 yrs.; Aug. 4-15, 10-12 yrs.; Aug.
17-29, 13 yrs. & older. Info: 922-
8963.

For more Coming Events see first
page of Classifieds. For arts and
entertz*ament listings see the
Around Town column in Wed-
nesday’s North Shore Now sec-
tion.

Pet trainer
will speak
at seminar

WORLD-FAMOUS §anima!
trainer Linda Tellington-
Jones has revolutionized the
way to look after animals.

The internationally known
author, who pioneered and wrote
The Tellington TYouch: a break-
though technique to train your
pet, brings her expertise to Van-
couver on Saturday, June 13,
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Four
Seasons Hotel.

A Tellington TTouch seminar
runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the Cloverdale Exhibition
Grounds Saturday as well.

Through the Tellington
TTfouch, dog owners learn how to
stop dogs from continually bark-
ing, and cat owners find out how
to stop their pets from chewing at
the sofa by incorporating Telli-
ington-Jones’ technique of animal

care.

Tellington-Jones has spent her
life around animals. Growing up
on a farm, she rode a pony to
school every day. She began riding
in major horse shows when she
was If, and at 13, was teaching
riding.

With her experience in riding
and caring for horses, Tell-
ington-Jones has branched out,
conducting Tellington TTouch
seminars around the world for
owners for all types of animals.

Tellington-Jones is also a con-
sultant for major zoos around the
world and has offices in Vernon,
B.C., and Santa Fe, New Mexico.

For an interview and more in-
formation on the upcoming Tell-
ington TTouch seminars, contact
Randy Hood at 328-2387.

To succeed in today’s world,
Canadians must be able to compete
because our jobs directly depend on
it. Preparing ourselves through
training will help us to compete and
secure the prosperity we want for
ourselves and our children.

We have to invest in ourselves
and be a country that says ...
yes we can.

MANUFACTURING INC:, RES!

Everyone knows a small company
from Regina can’t compete in world
markets. Everyone, that is, except
Les Hulicsko, President of Sweep Rite
Manufacturing Inc. His high
technology, innovative, mechanical
street sweepers are cleaning up
around the world, with exports
accounting for up to 75% of sales.

Yes we can.

We've got the proof.

Canadians are succeeding every
day. Many individual anc business
successes exist... with real benefits
for individuals, the communities
they live in and for Canadian
industry.

Hundreds of Canadian compa-
nies are achieving remarkable inter-
national success. They’re creating
jobs, developing new skills and op-
portunities for thousands of Canadi-
ans and creating markets around the
world for Canadian products.

wecan take on
and win.

The Prosperity Initiative's Steering
Group is developing @ corsensus-

based plan of action to be presented to
Canadians in September. Canadians
told us that they wanted to participate
in developing this plan of action. We
listened...

Through a series of “Community
Talks” , thousands of people in 186
communities across Canada have
contributed their ideas. They talked
about how to address the challenges
and opportunities facing us all in the
arens of competitiveness and learning.
They talked about how to maintain
our standard of living and secure our
economic future. They concluded that
all of us have to playa part...and the
government is listening.

Yes we can.
We've got the ability

to build on our
SUCCESSES.

We have a history of working
in co-operation with others for
world-class achievements in peace-
keeping, medicine and space exp]o-
ration. Now, with business, labour,
governments, academic and social
groups working together, we can
achieve prosperity through interna-
tional competitiveness. But there is
one more critical factor: Canada’s
ultimate potential depends on the
commitment of individual
Canadians to being the best.

future, you have to be ready fo retrain.
It was worth it for me!”

Yes we can.

We've got the people.

It’s time to focus our energies on
our most important economic chal-
lenge yet ... and prepare ourselves
for a more prosperous future.

can!
Canada