18 — Wednesday, September 2, 1992 — North Shore News

THURSDAY

Sept. 3-RecCentre Delbrook Early
Bird Registration. Programs available
include: Applied Music Skills, ages
8-12 yrs.; Applied Music Skills, ages
13-17 yrs.; Sports Card. Trading;
Basketball Slam Dunk Competition,
ages 12-15 yr.: Introduction to
Guitar; Performance Theatre, ages
9-12 yrs.c Clay Play. ages 4-6 yrs.:
Preschool Kitchen Kapers:  Pre-
primary Ballet, azes 4-5 yrs.; Primary
_ Ballet. aves 4-6 yes.; Tiny Tot Ballet,
ages 340 yrs.; Nursery Music: Balloon
Twisting, ages 8-80 yryv.: Santa's Pat-
tery Elves, ages 6-12 yrs.: and Junior
Gourmets. Info: 987-PLAY.
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Sept. 3—-Ongoing. Deep Cove Parent
cipation Preschool has vacancies
in tts program ‘for 3 & 4° year-olds,
starting Sept. Infu: Cinty, 929-5200.
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Sept. -3--Ongoing. CAYAC  Narih
-Shore for Catholic teens. 7 p.m. every
Thurs. a1 Hoty Trinity Church Hall.
Info: 980-4450.
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Sept. 3--Ongoing. Shotokan Karate for
ages 7 & older. Co-ed program aimed
at developing fitness, self-discipline,
confidence & self-defence. Info: N.S.

YMCA 926-5541 or 986-0388.
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Sept. 3--Ongoing. N. Van Youth Band
for 9-13 yr. old N. Shore
music students. 6-7:30 p.m. on
Tues./Thurs. at Highlands Com.
School.

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Sept. 4-Ongoing :o Sept. !4. Pre-
register for Kindergarten Storytimes;
N.V. City Library, 121 W. I4th Si,
N.V. Songs, stories & crafts, 10:30
a.m. & 2 p.m. on Sept. 14, 21, 28,
Oct. 5, 19, 26, Sones, stores & cratin.

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Sept. 4--Ongoing Youth Coftechouse,
a place for N.S. youth to spend time &
Meet new friends: local bands. art,
talent & more: 7 p.m..f aan.: reeCen-
tre Lonsdale ‘South Wall.** Info:
983-6428.

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Aug. 4--Ongoing Wed. & Fri. Drop-in
Toddlers’ Storytime. N.V. City
Library, 121 W. d4th St. NOV. 10
a.m. }} am... 2 p.m. Stories, songs.
& fingerplays for kids 2 & 3 yrs.

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Sept. 4-Onyoing. Mini tennis for
children 6-9 yrs. 3:30-4:15 p.m. Info:
recCentre Lonsdale, 988-6166.

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

THREE-YEAR-OLD Kelly Davis gets her feet wet on a hot

afternoon at Ambleside Beach.

Big Brothers host fourth
annual soap box derby

THE FOURTH Annual Big
Brothers Soap Box Derby
promises to be the largest
one ever with a_ record
number of entries.

The derby is being held on Ring
Road Hill at Simon Fraser Uni-
versity in Burnaby on Saturday,
Sept. 12. .

Interest in the race is largely
due to the thrill of the event expe-
sienced by the boys in previous
years. Each car is built by a big
and little brother pair and has its
own unique design and paint job.

Special care is taken by Big
Brothers to ensure safety, and
each car goes through a safety in-
spection prior to the race.

“Each car must be solidly built,
have adequate steering and brak-
ing systems, a solid roll bar, and a
seat belt before it can race,’” says

derby chairman, Gary Mitne.

Time trials for the Soap Box
Derby start at 9 a.m., with the ac-
tual races beginning at noon. Lit-
Ue brothers compete for trophies
and prizes in three different speed
categories. '

The’ derby is held during Big
Brothers Month in September to
draw attention to the ongoing
need for more big brother volun-
teers.

Big Brothers of Greater Van-
couver, now celebrating its 35th
year, is a non-profit organization
that recruits, screens, and trains
men to be friends and role models
to boys from male-absent homes.

Once the big and little brother
matches have been established,
they are supported and monitored
by professional counsellors.

In 1991, 420- boys benefitted
from having big brothers.

Sept. 4--Ongoing cach Wed. & Fri.
Siorytime for toddlers aged 2 & 3 yrs.,
10& ll a.m, & 2 p.m. Info: N.V. City
Library, 980-3424.

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Sept. 4--Ongcing. Exchange program
with European students and N.S. stu-
dents. Info: 921-6296.

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Sept. 5--Ongoing. Papier smache
Dinosaurs. Program for kids aged 6-
10 yrs.. 1-3 p.m. Info: recCentre Lynn
Valley, 987-PLAY.

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Sept. 5--Ongoing. Saturday Storytime.
Stories & fun for kids 4-8 yrs.. 10:30

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Sept. 6--Ongoing. Visit farm animals
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Sept. 7-Ongoing at recCentre Ron
Andrews: Cooperative Babysitting
(free); Playtime Drop-in (3.75).
Childcare programs available during
morning aerobics class. Info: 987-
PLAY.

Sept. 7-Ongoing note to Sept. 14.
Registration for W.V. Youth Band
takes place Sept. 14, 7 p.m., Irwin
Park Schoo:, band room. Minimum
age requirement is 10 yrs. or gr. 5. In-
fo: Sheila Adams, 922-4562.

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