28 ~ Sunday, July 10, 1988 - North Shore News

Children’s

GREATER VANCOUVER Regionai District Parks
invites children to participate in new summer outdoor
programs at North Vancouver’s Seymour Demonstra-
tion Forest.

Watershed Wigglers (ages 4 to 5), Branch Bunch
(ages 6 to 7), Forest Foragers (ages 8 to 9) and Timber
Cruisers (ages 10 to 13) are intended to develop an
awareness and appreciation of natural resources —
water, wildlife, fish and forests.

Programs will run for three consecutive mornings

Early Ciuldhood Ed.

programs held

July 12 to 14, 20 to 22, August 3 to 5 and 10 to 12
from 9:36 a.m. to noon, rain or shine. Children
should wear old clothes as they can get wet and dirty.
The fee is $12 per child per session. For registration
information call 420-3031.

The Seymour Demonstration Forest was opened in
1987, and offers clean water, wildlife, forest produc-
tion, fisheries, recreation and educational oppor-
tunities. It can be reached by driving to the end of
Lillooet Road in North Vancouver,

students graduate

NATURALIST LYNN Castetner explains to pupils of Cleveland
School some biological points about a slug at the Seymour
Demonstration Forest. The GVXD will be holding nature programs at
the park this summer for children.

STUDENTS FROM the Early
Childhood Education program at
North Shore Continuing Education
celebrated their graduation June
23.

The ceremony marked the end
of a two-year course of part-time
evening study. The program en-
courages students to work or vol-
unteer in early childhood facilities
while studying and is designed to
be flexible to coordinate with the
demands of students’ employment
wherever, possible. Some students
take the program while raising
young families.

For further information about
the North Shore Continuing
Education ECE Program contact

Shape up
for summer

IT’S TIME to get in shape for the
summer.

The Eagle Harbour Community
Centre is offering fitness classes
for all fevels. The Total Workout
classes provide a 30-minute cardio
exercise and body toning. Use
handweights, tubing and rubber
bands for a 75-minute workout.
An instructor will provide exercise
alternatives — so you can set your
own pace. Classes will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:45
p.m. to 8 p.m. for seven weeks
beginning now.

A co-ed fitness class for all levels
will also be offered. A high energy
workout with exercise alternatives
will challenge most fitness levels.
Tubing and hand weights are used
for added challenge and variety.
Set your own pace.

Classes will be offered Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9
a.m, until 10 a.m. for seven weeks.
Call 921-7425 for more informa-
tion.

Parvaneh Furseth
Cindy George
Jane Graham
Lizanne Kikstra
Joan Maxwell
Janice McCallum

Polly Evenden, coordinator, at
986-8888, on. Mondays only, be-
tween 10 a.m. :ind noon.

1988 graduates of the North
Shore Continuing Education ECE
program are:

Julia Anstey Lesley McNab
Janet Birch Linna Miletic
Monica Blundell Marian Murphy

Edith Niethammer
Lorna Ruelle
Marilyn Sewell

Hope Crawley
Michelle Dietrich
Janet Forster

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DR. BRADFORD K. GILBERT, DYM
is pleased to announcc he will be practicing
veterinary medicine and surgery as owner and
manager of Highlands Animal Hospital.

Dr. R.E.Earnshaw will maintain an association with the

hospital. Practice limited to small animals, including exotic
and avian pets. House cal and emergency service available.

For further information, call 985-0454 or drop
by during our new extended hours.

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