32 ~ Vlednasday, July 10, 1991 - North Shore News

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THE NORTH Shore Neighbour-
hood House offers trips te
local restaurants in the com-
pany of others. Lunch trips,
. with transportation included,
Kitzbuhel, mes ay are planned for July 29 (B.B.
Vienna, can 3 7 E j . j é Belton'’s restaurant) and Aug.

. / “| ‘in ; : i 26 (the Stantey Park
Innsbruck, : i ©6Teahouse). Call 987-8138 for

Salzburg more information.

«. and many speciai
events!

For detailed
brochure call

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Summer Scene at West Van Seniors’ Centre |

Tips and events for the summer include:
- Tuesday Barbecues and Friday Afternoon Teas
include entertainment and delicious food.
Come out with a friend, or meet a new one.
- Archaeological Dig — see dwellings from 3200 BC.
~ Cruise to Bowen Island or have lunch on top of
the world at Whistler.
~ Join us for a night of theate or gourmet dining.
~ Try your luck at fishing or discover a love for
“spelunking” (caving).
For more information on these activities and more, call $26-4375

Summer events abound
at the North Shore
Neighbourhood House

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THE NORTH Shore
Neighborhood House has a full
agenda of seniors’ activides plan-
ned for the summer.

The following are just some of

the events from the organization’s-

seniors’ suminer program listing.
For a complete list, drop by 225
East 2nd St. in North Vancouver,
or call 87-8138 for specific in-
formation.

Summer picnics are taking piace
at Harrison on Friday, Aug. 2
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ($10) and
at Buntzen Lake on Friday, Aug.
23, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (S10).

croquet, frisbee and walking for
those who wish it.

The Hot Lunch Cafe, which
costs $3 for members and $3.50
for non-members, continues
through July at noon on Mon-
days, Tuesday, Wednesdays and
Fridays, but will be closed in
August.

The North Shore Keep Well
program will end for the summer
on July 22, and resume again on
Sept. 9. A season finale picnic is
being held on Tuesday, July 23
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Water-
front Park. Preregistration is re-
quired.

Walking trips in North Van-
couver’s parks and trails will be
held on July 11, 25, Aug. 13 and
27, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Participants are asked tc
preregister with Lisa, and there is
a $2 fee.

Day-long trips to Mount Baker,
Manning Park and Northwest
Sumas, Washington, to see its
fossils, are planned; as is a train
trip to Squamish on the Royal
Hudson.

Minitrips to Vandusen Gardens,
New Westminster Quay and Bellis
Fair in Bellingham are also on the
agenda.

Chair exercises are held on
Tuesdays form !1 a.m. to noon For more details and
for a 50-vent drop-in fee. preregistration, call 987-8138.

The picnics are going to be en-
vironmentally friendly (no
disposable plates!) and include

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