Al7-Sunday News, June 22, 1980 community roundup PARTICIPATING £8 gore ses : in Wednesday evening's Folkfest program at North Van Centennial Theatre is Sandra Jacobs, daughter of Squamish Indian Band Chief David Jacobs. Sandra is pictured here wearing a headdress made up of 25,000 bugee beads, designed by House of Christie, North Vancouver. This week's nightly per- formances at the theatre, sponsored by the North Van Chamber of Commerce, are all free. Volunteers sought by ‘Y' Ths summer the North Shore YMC A ots offemny several recreation programs for with people special necds Adventure Day Camps for children, with and without handicaps, two locabons Centre in West and) Boundary are at Ingle wood Vancouver Community Schoolin North Vancouver There 1s program handicapped also oa leisure for mentally teens which offers daytime. evening. and overnight events All of these are weekly programs be ginning June 30 pestene Toots be foower! free delivery SIMMONS. a, wove _ $5 4900 West Van Furniture ono rspnonces 1395 Marine Orive, West Vancouver 922-1204 Volunteers are essential in order to meet the special necds of the participants The programs provide the volunteers with op portunities to learn new skills. to gain valuable work cxpenence and lo enyoy a rewarding summer Quahfied “Yo staff are on site to assist the volunteers with learning leadership responsibilities and skills If you are interested or af you any questions please call the North Shore "Y at 926 S541 have hide-a-bed specials 4 ; , 4 Paya . vat to from ; , ‘| we $300 1 095 \ & "¢ 4 _ i, Lo, a eae a Oe . . ar eee 7 a ' aT TOE ee ca, ' cover OO) bac Pre ncreses te fronts Tver tong persat et Ht tlhedee Kroehler .......... .. §399% Summer school gets students ahead By OLGA RUSKIN Though the summer holidays have arrived, West Van students can still go to school in July. Summer School 1980 for both elementary and high school students begins July 3 and continues to July 30. “Summer school is a very positive experience’ for students” explains summer school principal Iris McEwen. “We urge parents to take advantage of the service if they feel there is a need.” Summer School 1980 begins July 3 in_ four elementary schools, Chartwell, Gleneagles, Pauline Johnson, Caulfeild from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday to Friday, and one secondary school, Hulside. Courses offered at the elementary school level are Primary Language Arts and Anthmetic (1'4 hours daily), Intermediate Language Arts (1% hours datty), In termediate Mathematics ('2 hour daily). Elementary French (1'9 hours daily) and Eenhsh as a Second | anpuage (Vhours daily) Students at the clementary level take and eal pr ta two COUPSES individualized work is given to them At the high school level the student lakes one Course The Math. Studies and Science are for students who have for three hours a day Pnghsh brench, Soctal COURSES bn failed the repular academic school Course ane want to repeat the Course to obtain a pass mark. and for students whe want to upgrade their standing Chemistry TL however is offered as an advance credit and a Bo standing needed in order to be admitted By tailed taking » course they secondary = students “are given a second chance et ee ne Hide-a-bed from 399.00 to 109500 © oa to pass” points out McEwen. “The students are highly motivated as a result. At- tendance is compulsory but is-no problem. I do phone home if the student ts absent from school” Teachers are drawn from the school district’s regular staff. No fees are involved simmer school this year are enrichment courses. These are courses in art, orchestra, band and physical education. They have been cut out of summer school, explains Director of Instruction Ron Fenwick because. the Ministry of Education has said that now they will only have taken over offering these recreational and cultural programs during the summer, though parents now will have to pay for their children taking such courses. “We are turning over our facilities in the summer for Parks and Recreation to use” said Fenwick. either as summer school is’ give funding for academic Registration forms for free. subjects 'n summer school. Summer School 1980 are What is missing from Parks and Recreation available in every school. A Safe Summer Tan starts at the SunSpa. 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