30 - Wednesday, January 28, 1987 - North Shore News

SIX WEEK PROGRAM
lothers play, too, at rec program

NIETZSCHE BELIEVED that
within us all there is ‘a child con-
cealed...who wants to play.”*

This winter, the North Van-
couver Recreation Centre is offer-
ing a program ‘for mothers to
rediscover the child within
themselves and to encourage her to
come out and play.

This unique six-week course titl
ed Mothers Can Play Too is
scheduled to run Monday morn-

VOLUNTEER grandparents are
needed for children who are lonely
and want the love and occasional
association of a grandparent.

To further enhance the
awareness of the Volunteer
Grandparents Society of B.C., a
get-acquainted evening is to be
held on Tuesday, Feb. 3 from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. .

Anyone over the age of 49 is in-
vited to attend and learn how
understanding and occasional
companionship can make a dif-
ference in a child’s life.

Volunteer Grandparents Society
of B.C. is located at #3-1734 W.
Broadway, Vancouver. For further
information call 736-8271.

Native culture
classes offered

Courses are
S are open to
learners interested in
more about Canada’s First Peaple.

all adult
knowing

ings from 10 to If a.m., Feb. 2 to
March 9. Fee is $15.

Lynn Cove, North Shore resi-
dent, registered nurse and wellness
consultant, will be instructing the
course. Cove has been involved in
the fitness field for over 15 years.
She is the former supervisor of
fitness at Simon Fraser University
where she supervised the universi-
ty's multilevel fitness program,
and was responsible for the
research design and implementa-

WINTERIZE SPECIAL

tion of the fitness program, the
employee titness program and the
employee wellness counselling
programm.

Says Cove, ‘Most of us have
become so identified with the roles
we play in life and the serious
sport called ‘the game of life’ that
we forget about the needs of the
child within. This part of ourselves
has been punished, coerced, ne-
glected and rejected first by our
parents, our teachers and society

Including oil, filter and lubrication

Install

— a new Motorcraft oil filter

— up to 5 litres of Motorcraft oil

Inspect — exhaust system
— shock absorbers
— steering linkage
-~ front and rear suspension
— radiator and heater hoses
— battery cables and connections
— all belts and fluid levels
— windshield wiper blades
~~ air cleaner/filter
— brake condition
Lubricate - hood latch and hinges
— door hinges
— deck lid hinges

Test

— Antifreeze

— battery specific gravity
— all lights and signals

* Diesel and/or trucks may be additional

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all for

Explres Jan. 31, 1987

as a whole and finally by
ourselves,

“We make many choices based
on what we believe we should do,
say and even think, We seldom
make decisions based on our
wants,"’ Cove says.

Cove believes this problem is
true of mothers of younger and
older children alike. ‘‘Wrapped up
in their role of wife and mother,
the supporter, nurturer and

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listener, moms become depleted.
They can't understand their grow-
ing fatigue and depression, {t's
vitally important that women learn
to love, respect, nourish and en-
courage themselves to develop a
larger identity to express all that
creative and spontaneous energy
within.”

For more information, contact
the North Vancouver Recreation
Centre at 988-6166.

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2 *6

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on top quality, Motorcraft

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WIPER
BLADES

Clear away blinding snow and road

spray with these quality wiper blades.

Popular sizes fit most makes of
vehicles. 15°’, 16°', 18".

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FLOOR
MATS

Protect your floors, front and
back, from dirt and slush.
Ourable rubber construction
that fits most makes of vehicles.

Cash & carry

$4200
$Qoo

Wednesday is Senior Citizens’ day
10% off.all parts purchases.
Enter free draw for
gift pack of jam
drawn every Wednesday.
Saturdays the coffee’s on us!
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Or more information phone

873-3761 or drop by at 285 East

Fifth Avenue, Vancouver,

Gord B40 7
RIS STORE

‘Courtesy cars available
We accept all major credit cards

Local Indian .
art discussed

DEEP COVE and Area Heritage
Association will present the second
in its series of public speakers and
slide shows.

The presentation entitled Rock
Art of Indian Arm will take place
on Monday, Feb. 9 from 7:30 to 9
p.m. at Seycove Community
School (room 219/220).

Freelance archaeologist, Chris
Arnett, will discuss pictographs by

- early native people and exploration
of their Indian Arm settlements.

All members of the public are
welcome. For further information
contact Yvonne Prudek, archives
curator, at 929-7981.

¢ All makes collision repairs
* Qualified Technicians

¢[.C.B.C. claims handled promptly
¢ Free courtesy cars

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