42 - Wednesday, June 17, 1987 - North Shore Mews

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SUMMER WON’T be dull for
those aged six to 15 years if the
North Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre has its way.

From a full-day summer
playground and new Summer
Discovery programs, to half-day
programs — drama camp, art
camp and sports camps — the
Recreation Centre provides activi-
ties for a wide variety of interests.

The drama camp (returning for
its second summer) and art camp
are morning programs that include
a noon-hour public swim. In the
afternoon, sports camps, including
golf, basketball, volleyball, soft-
ball, football and track and condi-
tioning are held. The 3:30 to 5
p-m. public swim is part of the
sports camp package.

“Besides the full-day
playground programs, we've
decided to offer a variety of pro-
grams that introduce young people
to specific skills,’ says recreation
programmer Joyce Parkin Burk.
“So if you’d like to learn more
about drawing, painting and
photography, then the art camp is
for you. If you want to ham it up
through skits, mime and theatre-
sports, then the drama camp is
your ticket. And if it’s sports,
choose your week and improve
your game.”’

Programs start Monday, June
29.

For more information, contact

Joyce Parkin Burk or John Mullan
at 988-6166,

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Aquarium
to rename
. a a
exhibit
IN HONOR of a gift from P.R.
Sandwell to the Vancouver
Aquarium, the former B.C. Hail
of Fishes has been rededicated as

the Sandwell North Pacific
Gallery,

A complete redevelopment of
the gallery is currently underway.
It will present British Columbia’s

most exciting marine animals in-

representative habitats. New labels
and graphics will include up-to-
date research findings and field
observations.

A new salmon tank, large
enough to exhibit trophy-sized
ocean-going salmonids, will be the
flagship display. The salmon story
will than be picked up on the
overhead figures and photographs,
carrying the story into the
aquarium’s display of freshwater
rivers and lakes, just as ocean-
going salmon eventually return to
the freshwaters of their birth.

The original B.C. Hall of Fishes
was officially opened in 1967 as
part of a major development pro-
gram. The original collection of
marine specimens from the B.C.
Coast has now grown to approx-
imately 4,000 specimens exhibited
in 37 large tanks.

For further information contact
Ray Lord, 685-3364.

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