Centre summer progra

The: West. Vancouver
Recreation Centre is offering
two. summer playground
programs this year — one for
children aged 3 to 5 and the
other for 6 to 13 year olds.

Registration for both
programs will be held:
Saturday, June 20 from 9
a.m. to 12 noon. This
registration will be for West
Vancouver residents only.
Non-residents can register
June 27 between the same
times.

The program for 3 to 5
year olds is called the Pre-
school Playground Program.
It will be run in sessions of
two week durations from
July 6 to August 21. °

In the morning (9 to 12)
the program will be for 3 and
4 year olds at Inglewood
School and the West
Vancouver Recreation

NV seniors
get grant

A seniors’ group, The
Sexy Sixties — All Seasons
Golf Club, has been given a
grant of $4,743 by the
federal New Horizons
program.

The grant will be used to
construct and outfit a games
room for the members. The
seniors mect at the Lions
Golf Centre where snacks,
cards and discussions take
place between golf games.

New Horizons is a
program of the Department
of National Health and
Welfare which funds
projects by groups of seniors
enabling them to remain
active and involved in their
community. The B.C.
regional office is located at
104-1525 West 8th Avenue,
Vancouver, B.C. V6) 1T5,
telephone 732-4303.

ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND has many wonderful
things for children to explore.

Centre. The program for 5
year olds runs from 1 to 4
p-m. every afternoon at the
Rec Centre.

The pre-school program
offers an opportunity for
children to socialize and
participate in group = ac-
tivities in a supervised at-
mosphere. Activities include
games, arts and crafts,
songs, fitness, story telling,
walks and community cx-
cursions.

FIFTH YEAR

The Adventure
Playground Program, now
entering its fifth year, is
organized in two sessions,
both lasting a month. Hours

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are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, begin-
ning July 6.

The adventure playground
altows children between the
ages of 6 and 13 to explore,
create and build their own
playspace under the en-
couraging supervision of a
resourceful staff. Children
are encouraged to interact
with others as they make use
of wood and building sup-
plies, dress-up clothes, craft
supplies and gardening
materials to explore their
social, intellectual and
physical potentials.

For more information on

cither program call 926-
3266.

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