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CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINER Persephone clowns around with some
kindergarten students at Boundary School. Persephone and fellow enter-
tainer Graham Walker will be performing at the Centennial Theatre on §
Sunday, March 19 at 1:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door. Pic-
tured with Persephone are (left to right) Jeffrey, Amy, Jodie and Ashley.

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NEWS photo Terry Peters

Spring break activities
offered at Eagle Harbour

Kids in Motion for nine to 12

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PARENTS LOOKING for a pre-
gram in which to enrol their
children during the upcoming
scheol spring break can look to
Eagle Harbour Centre.

The West Vancouver community
centre is offering four daycamps
for three to 14 year olds, running

Rainbow Room Mini-Camp for
three to five year olds runs from 9
a.m. to noon and includes stories,
cooking, crafts, games and a trip
to the fire station.

Kids in Motion for six to cight
year olds is offered from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. and features a trip to
Bowen istand and the Stanley Park

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year olds runs from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. and is packed with such ac-
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bowling, trampolining and pizza
cveating.

The spring break tota! tennis
camps focus on i2 hours of expert
tennis instruction, video analysis
and supervised play. Chiidren will
b: grouped according to age and
ability with a maximum of six stu-
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For further information on these
four daycamps contact Eagle Har-
bour Centre at 5575 Marine Dr. in
West Vancouver or call 921-7425.
Early registration is recommended

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3 BRIDAL REGISTRY

be spent discussing the ‘y ;

the classroon .

The Lyan Valley Een
spoke with Shaw, prg
Argyle Secondary Schl
discussed: the provinci§
Life program that has bg
in Grades 7 to 12 since 1§

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ty good program. But if

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mandated to do,”" he

freally tough to find time

Program which is so fj
important.”

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led full’’ already and st E
must prepare for goverm
lams twice a year, Sha
difficulty in trying to fitf
nual four or five hourk
under the Family Life guj

Joan Watson, a
health nurse who teaches
gram at Handsworth
agrees, ‘‘There’s an §
packed in,’’ she said. ‘Gj
wncern that the ume
imited and that) wa
ouching on the surfaceg
ssucs.

Ken Neale of the NE
souver School Board
ducation department saj
Rovernment is planning a
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from other subjects sucg
or science, Neale says ¢&
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going to juggle curriclg
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course.

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elieves that teachers at §
he current Family Life i
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