The provincial government is
taking action to improve transit in
the Greater Vancouver Region.
Together with the Greater
Vancouver Regional District, the
Government of BC is creating the
new Greater Vancouver
Transportation Authority (GVTA).

This new authority means trans-
portation and transit decisions that
affect the Lower Mainland will be
made in the Lower Mainland.

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Soon, the GVTA will be responsible
for the operation of BC Transit
buses, SkyTrain, SeaBus, handyDART
and West. Coast Express in Greater
Vancouver. This transfer of
responsibility will be completed

by April 1999.

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FRIDAY

Drop-in storytime for
toddlers aged 2 and 3
years, [OQ.a.m. to Pl a.m, at
S.Van City: Library, For
more information call 98O
4424.

Science ALIVE is a non-
profit science education
program based at Simon
Fraser University. Day
camps trom 9 a.m. to 4
pom. otter children in
prades 4-7 the opportunity
to explore computers,
chemistry, physics, biolowy,
cngincering, and more.
Week long sessions start
June 29 and run through
August 21. Bursaries are
available for familics need-
ing financial assistance.
Contact 291-5912 for more
info.

Summer Reading Club
“Wild About Books”
Grades 1-7 at N.Van City
Library. Pre-register from
June 23-30 only. For more
information, please cul!
980-4424.

Eager Readers Club
“Read-to-me-Club” For
pre-schoolers only at North
Vancouver City Library.
Those interested can pre-
register from June 23-30
only, For more information,
please call 980-4424.

SATURDAY

West Vancouver Museum
& Archives, Tuesday-
Sunday from 11 am. to 5
p.m. Info: 925-7295,

Tell Me a Story, at the
West Vancouver Museum &
Archives, Saturday, June 27
with story teller Pauline
McKinlay Wenn. For chil-
dren 8-14. Cost $11.40.
Register: 925-7270.

French storytime, North
Vancouver City Library.
Drop-in program fer all
ages at 9:30 am. and I]
a.m. June 27 movie at H]
am.: Le Sceptre D'Ottokar.
North Vancouver
Rangerettes invites young-
sters aged three and older
to join this baton club. For
more information call 983-
Obl4.
The North Vancouver
Youth Band is secking new
members. Low bass players
are especially needed bur all
young musicians, 10 years
and older, of all levels are
welcome. For more intor-
mation call! Ron Smith at
929-3637.
Storytime and crafts for 4-
to S-year-olds, 10 a.m. at
North Vancouver 9 City
Library. Pre-register at 980-
4424.
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