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For the young

This summer, the North
Shore Family YMCA is
offering cxciting programs
for youth.

Semmer Pun is designed
to give children 5-8 years all
the fur and cxcitement of a

camp sctting Guring the day
and the familiarity of thcir
home in the cvenmg. There
day trips to arcas of interest
in Vancouver, swimming,

opportunities to cxplore all

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that Mother Nature has to
offer, and an overnight stay
at the Y Hollyburn Cabin.

For those 9-12 years, there
its Camp Inglewood. This
programme emphasizes
building = sclf-awarcacss
while \dcevcloping skills.
Canocing, swimming, shclter
building, oricatecring.
outdoor cooking and native
craft arc just a few of the
exciting activilics in which
each child will participate.

Supervision is provided
from 8:30-9:00 a.m. and 4-5
p-m. to assist the working
parent. We provide an
extensive van pick-up system
in North Vancouver.

For onc reason or another,
a Ys experience may cludc a
child because of
discriminating factors of Pee ue shipment i matbii ct
finance. Through — the
conscientious efforts of
service clubs, businesscs,
individuals, The Santa Claus
Fund and The United Way.
‘scholarships arc available
for partial or, in some in

stances, full financial

SCHENLEY CANADA INC.
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For more information on
program: or scholarships,
please contact The North
Shore Family YMCA at 926-
5541