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WE KNOW they're out there. on the baseball fields.

tennis courts and in the pools.

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North Shore youths involved in
sports and worthy of recognition.
A bi-monthly Wednesday col:
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young athlete or team making

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even a coach as tong as they're
youths send in your idea to Sports
Lap. clo North Shore Mews. 1439
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver.

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JOCKS FOR JOBS?

“HIRE A Student"* week, June 3 to 8, was officially kicked off by North Vancouver District Ald. Ernie
Crist (centre) and North Vancouver City Mayor Jack Loucks (back, left). The Canada Employment
Centre fer Students is focated at 120 Lonsdale Ave., Room 366, and is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30

p.m., Monday to Friday. Empioymien? counsellors say work is harder to find this summer, so job-
seekers should register early. Fer informaticn on the studert employment program call 666-9192.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

Celebration

A reception tuill be helt tn honour of the retirement of:

Gr. John B. Williams

Thursday, June 13th
7:30 ~ 10:00 p.m.
Aolipburn Country Club
950 Gross Greek Round
Mest Mancouber
Hors d'ouvres / No host bar
Tickets $12.00
For information call 926-7534

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“St. Mary's Church, in a holiow of white hazel, close to a rapid

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whirlpoc! and St. Tysilo's Church, and near a red cave.”

eka

Activities inctude horseback riding.
mountain biking, canoeing. five to
seven-day expeditions, high and low
ropes courses. challenge activities and
environmental awareness programs.

Four sessions of 10 days each will
be run continuously throughout the
surnmer, from July !5 to Aug. 76.

If you have any further questions
of need more detailed information,
contact the ¥MCA Outdoor and
Camping Unit at 251-1116.

YMCA CAMP Deka will provide sum-
mer camp experiences on Deka Lake
once again this summer.

Participants work together to create
an exciting atmosphere that en-
courages personal challenge and a
deeper understanding of themselves
and their environment.

Thirty-two pasticipants supervised
by 12 qualified staff enjoy a simple
lifestyle surrounded by a wide varie-
ty of wildlife and untamed forest.

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sBEST STRESSED. C'!
Special 2 day getaway ...
Now’s the time for a weekend getaway to Surf Lodge, the easy-to-
get-to seaside resort that’s oeen pampering guests for forty years.
Located on beautifui Gabriola Island (a 20-minute ferry ride from

Nanaimo), you’ll enjoy two nights accommodation (with private

bath), one dinner and two breakfasts in our romantic ocean-view
restaurant for For reservations & information
an all-inclusive call 1-247-9231 or

$169 Fax 1-247-8336

per couple
until
Jone 30th

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