North Shore News ~ 19 :

Sunday, July 2, 1995 —

At

Kaylela Family Centre Grand Opening

440 West Esplanade

_ NEWS photos Cindy Goodman

THE GRAND opening of. the

Kaylela Family Centre went off

without a hitch in the presence

of {above, Jeft) iris Newman,

Teresa. Campbell, | Shahla

Saebi, Mary-Anne Taylor and

Purcell’ Grey. At right, Diane.

Natrall, a child minding worker

:Stands in front of some of the i Re BAA i : ‘

nev. centre's playthings.: The aS ie ‘ f AR OSI: ieee aaptahiaae (Gor SUR SSW ay et He i Wes

centre ‘is »a community-based ae iS ga hs ae ; ae ——

facility which aims to reach vari-. jest Ene Fee ‘es ee ; a : EMT THE RECENT grand opening of the Kaylela: Family Centre:saw its

‘ous. sectors of..the Lower © p&er4 Sees un 36 7 nae q director, Teresa Campbell {shown above top, left) and Chief Simon

Lonsdale: community: including csi re 7 i ye nk Baker, who blessed the facility, make an appearance. Above mem-

First Nations; Metis, low income , .° 3x1. bers of Pars National Ballet (left to right) Azita Sahebjam, Shima
“and single-parent families. |. Lace " ; Na a Faraji and Negar Macarei perform a traditional Iranian folk dance.

A DAY in the fife... a recent visit
to the Cedars. Preschool in
North Vancouver's Lynn Valley
found its young customers .with
_ plenty to do, Lisa Therrien (left)
hones her sewing skills in the
centre's home play area while
Maddie Brown (lower left) plays
a game of question and answer
with young, Alasdair. Rothnie.
Meanwhile, Emily Jones (right)
works on stufling a painted fish
she made the day before. While
computers may have passed’
many ‘in. their parents’ genera-
_ tion, today's. youngsters (lower
right) are right on top of. the
newest in technological
advances. (Left to right) Travis
Spencer, Bradley Reid and
Emily Jones work on matching
Disney characters on_ the:
preschool's computer.

NEWS photos Mike Waketielad