34 - Sunday, June 18, 1989 - North Shore News

(WATERFRONT- PARK
Family picnic set

COME SEE a nylon zoo, listen to

a story inside an inflatable whale,

parade around in costumes or take

a tide down the portable water
ide. '

‘It's all part of the action at a .

family picnic being sponsored -by.
the North Vancouver Recreation
Commission from Ii a.m. to 3
p.m. on Saturday, June 24 at
Waterfront Park.

Participants can also experiment
with crafts from the Imagination
Market, have their faces painted or
jump on the trampoline with the
Flicka gymnastic club.

The Chena Swim Club will sell

Seniors to

A DAY-TRIP for seniors to
Coombs and Cathedral Grove is
being hosted by the North Shore
Neighbourhood House.

Cathedral Grove on Vancouver
Island is known for its tall West
Coast cedars and Douglas. firs that
have grown to resemble a cathe-
dral

The trip, which will be held on
Thursday, June 22 from 9 a.m. to

hotdogs and hamburgers with the *
help of the North Shore Rescue-:
food truck. In addition, various
teen groups will sell coffee, juice
and popcorn as_ fund-raising
events.

Police and fire departments will
be on hand to show their trucks,
cars and uniforms.

The family picnic is part of
Folkfest activities and will start
after the Folkfest parade is over.
Events at the park will be cancelled
if it rains.

Fo: more information contact
recCentre Lonsdale at 988-6166.

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’ 7 p.m., includes a stop for tea and

shopping in the historical town of
Coombs.

Cost of the excursion is $24 and
those jnterested should pre-register
at the North Shore Neighbourhood _
House, 225 E. 2nd St., North
Vancouver.

For more information contact
Versha at 987-8138.

Children explore the arts

SUMMER ARTS ’89, a creative
- arts program for children four to
13 years, offers an integrated arts
experience in creative movement,
music, painting, print making,
drawing, art history and theatre

*rvorning sessions will te held
July 10 to 21 and July 24 to

August 4 at Queen Mary. .Com-
munity School, 230 West Keith
Rd., North Vancouver.

Tuition is $125 per session and
scholarships wiil be available.

To register or for more informa-
tion contact Anna Milton at 987-

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