COMMUNITY EVENTS

CALENDAR
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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SATURDAY, JULY 30

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ONGOING EVENTS

Karen Magnussen recreation centre is
looking for talented teens (singers,
actors, musicians, pocts) who are inter-
ested in performing during “Stage
Night,” Fridays from 7-10 p.m. Info:
983-6559.

Saturday Storytime for kids aged four
to eight years. 10 a.m. N.V. City Library.
Info: 980-4424,

Teddy Bear Swim Lonsdale recreation
centre. 3:30 p.m. Info: 983-6421,

Positive Approach counselling
Services. Information session for stu-

dents with learning disahility concerns.
Info: 925-FREE.

SUNDAY, JULY 31
Send in your event listings.
ONGOING EVENTS
Visit faym animals and birds at

Maplewood Farm, 405 Seymour River
Pi., N.V. Info: 929-5610.

MONDAY, AUG. 1

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ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-register: Vacation Bible School,
530 East 12th Su. North Vancouver. 9
a.m.to noon from Aug. 15 to 19. Pre-re-
gister: 987-0432.

Pre-school openingings. Spaces for kids
aged three and four years are available at
this non-profit scheol, Hollyburn
Piayschool, 2478 Bellevue Ave., West
Vancouver. Info: 922-1115 or 985-7947,

Ready, Set, Read. Lynn Valley,
Capilano & Seyceve Libraries are
accepting registrations for the summer
reading club. The theme is the
Commonwealth Games. Children will be
awarded medals and try to achieve their
personal best. Info: Lynn Valley, 984-
0286; Capilano, 987-4471; Seycove,
929-3727.

Monday Storytimes for kids aged four
to six yrs. 10 am. N.V. City Library, 121
W. 14th St. Info: 980-4424,

W.V. Youth Band is accepting new
members. All levels of experience wel-
come, Mect at Irwin Park school. Info:
Sheila Adams, 922-4562.

B.C. Boys Choir is auditioning new
members. No experience necessary.
Boys aged cight to 18 welcome. Info:
926-5230.

TUESDAY, AUG. 2

Mural painting for kids of all ages.
W.V, Museum and Archives.Tuesday to
Friday until Aug. 5. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
info: 926-9254.

ONGOING EVENTS

Junior Forest Wardeps. Qutdoor-ori-
ented youth club for ages 10-18; boys

and girls welcome. Forestry, ecology,
outdoor recreation and leadership. 7-8:30
p.m. Info: 926-5660.

North Vancouver Youth Band (march-
ing and concert) needs percussionists
and low brass and flute players aged 14-
18 with three to four years’ experience.
Practices: Seniors 7-8:30 p.m., Mondays
and Wednesdays; Junior/lat. 5:30-7:30
p.m. Highland community school, Info:
980-1934,

St. Andcews® Preschool, 1044 St.
Georges Ave., N,V. Fun, crafts, songs.
Info: 980-9666 or Etizabeth at 985-7380.

W.Y. Youth Band meeting, Beginners
and intermediates — all levels welcome.
Irwin Park school. Tuesdays and
Thursdays Info: 925-4562.

Royal Canadian Air Cadets of W.V.
525 Pathfinders Squadron for girls and
boys aged 12-19 yrs. 6:30 p.m. W.V.
YMCA.

Canadian Army Cadets meeting. 6:45
p.m. in Lt. Col. Fell Armourics. For boys
and girls, Free. Info: 980-2919,

Navy League of Canada meeting. 6:45
p-m. at Navy League Cenure. Boys and
girls aged 10-13 years. Info: 988-891 1.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3
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ONGOING EVENTS

2nd Wednesday cach month. Junior
Stamp Club. 3:30-4:30 p.m.. N.V. City
Library, 121 W. 14th St. Kids aged
seven-!2 years. are welcome. Pre-regis-
ter, Info: 980-4424,

For more Coming Events see Classified
Community Notices, For arts and enter-
tainment listings, see the Around Town
column in Wednesday's North Shore
Now section.

Friday, July 29, 1994 - North Shore News - 23
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD

Kids’ camp visits
Lynn Headwaters

SUMMER DAY CAMP... The
Vancouver Waldorf School in Lynn
Valley is offering a unique summer
camp for boys and girls, aged seven
to 10. The camp is directed by the
husband and wife team of Eric
Gordon and Abegael Fisher-Lang.
teachers at Waldorf and well-known
for their storytelling abilities.
Activities al the two camp sessions.
Aug. 1-5 and Aug. 8-12, include
arts, drama, environinental games,
music and storytelling. For more
infocmation call 985-7435,

NATURE PROGRAM... Junior
ecologists can satisfy their curiosity
for the outdoors by participating in
a nature program. “Headwaters
Ecologists,” for children aged nine
to 12, runs Aug. 10-12, 9:30 a.m.-
noon, at Lynn Headwaters Regional
Park in North Vancouver. Activities
include wading in Lynn Creek to
ogle insects, taking a big tree trek to
see hidden giants, and searching
under salmonberry bushes for arti-
facts left behind by the Cedar Mills
Company. The program is super-
vised by Greater Vancouver
Regional District (GVRD) natural-
ists. Registration is limited to 10
children. Advance registration is
required; cost is $21 per child.
Phone GVRD Parks at 432-6359 to
register.

A DAY IN SCOTLAND...
Yearning for the Highlands? The
Kiwanis Club of North Vancouver

sponsors the seventh-annual “Day
in Scotland,” Sunday, Aug. 7, ft
a.m.-5 p.m. at Waterfront Park in
North Vancouver. There will be
Highland country dancing, Scottish
entertainment, a Scottish field
events demonstration, a cook shack
and beer garden, a pipe band com-
petition and mass band finale.
Admission is free.

BLOOD DRIVE... The Canadian
Red Cross Society holds a bload
donor clinic at Lions Gate Hospital
Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 15-16,
2:30-8 p.m. The clinic is located in
the hospital’s Medical Day Centre
Gymnasium, 200 E. [5th St., North
Vancouver.

JAIL ’N’ BAIL VOLUNTEERS...
The Canadian Cancer Society is
looking for volunteers for the annu-
al North Shore Jail ‘n’ Bail fund-
raising event in November. The vol-
unteers are needed for the planning,
coordinating and organizing the
fun-filled event. For more informa-
tion call 985-8585.

FOREST EDUCATION PRO.
GRAMSB... Register your child now
for the Watershed, Wonders
Summer Camp in the Seymour
Demonstration Forest. The GVRD.
sponsored camp is a four-day
adventure of games, songs, crafts
and discovery programs. Cost per
child is $50. Call 987-1273 for
more details.

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