20 - Wednesday, Mareh 5, 1986 North Shore News

ELEVEN DAY TOUR

Cap College loves
New York City

19 Mike Wakefield

A DO-IT-YOURSELF bike clinic was held at Eagle Marbour Community Centre in West Vancouver [ast
month with instructor Ray Lau, in foreground, The course was so successful that another one will be held
April 6 to May 2. To register for the upcoming clinic, which costs $36 per person, calf West Vancouver Rec-

reation Department at 926-3266.

FOR anyone who spends time with
children, a supply of ideas and ac-
tivities is vital.

The Preschool and Children's
Program Staff of the West Van-
couver Recreation Centre have
joined together to bring you, Look
What | Did, a resource book for

Kids need
play ideas

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f 11 years ago we opened our doors with an idea and a
lot of energy. Well, we're still here, and doing better than

ever thanks to you. So for the month we are offering
this special to celebrate our anniversary.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

Fresh water

Tiger Prawns s
Baby Lobsters

Broiled with or without garlic.

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lee Seafood Restaurant

kids, parents,
teachers.

The books are available at the
West Van Ree Centre, 780-22nd
Street.

grandparents and

Call Tracy at 926-3266 for more
information.

WHERE CAN you see the bust of
Nefertiti, artwork by Picasso,
Cezanne and van Gogh, a soap
opera being taped, a ballet, medi-
eval cloisters, and three Broadway
plays?

In New York City with Capilano
College's sixth annual educational
excursion, The New York Experi-
ence.

During this 11 day tour in May,
participants will visit Wall Street,
the Village, the Metropolitan
Museum, the World Trade Centre,
the newly unveiled Statue of Liber-
ty, the Bronx Zoo, the UN
Building, and much more.

They will tour the city by bus,
boat and subway, go window
shopping at Tiffany's, visit
museums, art galleries, churches
and parks, eat in New York’s best
delicatessen, take in a baseball
game, and walk across the
Brooklyn Bridge.

The New York Experience, is

being offered from May 12 to 22.
The program will be led by Art in-
structor and six time tour leader
Rose Naumann, and English in-
structor and former New York res-
ident Graham Forst.

The cost, including airfare, ac-
commodation, museum admissions
and lectures, B. oadway plays, and
bus and boat tours, is $1,850 Ca-
nadian.

Anyone interested in this trip is
invited to attend an orientation
meeting at Capilano College on
Wed. March 5 at 7:30 p.m. where
the tour leaders will show slides
and describe the tour in detail.

Brochures which contain
itineraries and other information
are also available from the Col-
lege’s Extension Programs
department.

For further information on the
New York Experience, call
Capilano College at 986-1911,
local 325.

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