14 - Friday, May 29, 1987 - North Shore News

: NEWS photo Mike Wakefletd

DANCERS, DRUMMERS and onlookers came from all over the Lower Mainland to participate at an in-
ter-tribal Pow Wow at Queen Mary Community School last week.

Fun found at country fair

dogs. Special activities include a human juke box, a
bottle stall, a treasure chest, a midway and a silent
auction. Shoppers can visit-a New to You boutique
and the plant sale.

All proceeds will go to completion of a computer
lab. The school is located at 70 Morven Dr. in West
Vancouver. Parking will be provided.

. COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL invites the community
to its third annual country fair.
- The fair, being held Saturday, May 30, from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m., offers entertainment, food and

bargains. ,
For the hungry there will be international foods,

country baking and take-out hamburgers and hot
DEMONSTRATION

Sheep sheared

2) DAS BEET tate halon.

MAPLEWOOD FARM’S flock of
12 sheep are lining up for their an-
nua! woo! shearing and the public
is invited on Sunday, May 31, to
see how it’s done.

Matt Robley of Saltspring
Island will be behind the shears at
11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to do six sheep
each time. Border collie Tuffy
specializes in working the sheep
with guidance from Robley.

“Artisans of wool and other

Heart disease

‘HEART DISEASE remains the
‘leading cause of death in Canada.

7 . According to figures released by
Statistics Canada at the end of last

Public Sale

i The Sample Room sells
wholesale men's and ladies’
fashion clothing to retail
clothing stores and trade
related companies.

m Weare having our

§ first ever sale to the
; public
May 30, 31

DON’T MISS OUT!

fibres will demonstrate a wide
variety of techniques from carding
and spinning to knitting, weaving
and felting. Pony trail rides and a
food concession will be available
throughout the day.

Farm hours are from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Admission is $1.25 for
adults, 75 cents for children and
$3.75 for a family of four.

For further information call
929-5610.

leading killer

“year, 47,407 .Canadians died of
coronary heart disease.
This compares with a total of
181,323 deaths reported during the
year in the country. ,

Saturday, May 30 — 9:00 am. to 9:00 pm.
Sunday, May 341 — 9:00 a.m, to 6:00 p.m.

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WY school’s summer
programs previewed

WEST VANCOUVER’S Coll-
ingwood School will host a June 2
presentation of the specialized
summer programs available from a
supplemental education service.

The private school will present
for area parents and professional
educators an introduction into ser-
vices available from - Learning
Systems.

Owned and operated by profes-
sionals in special needs education,
Learning Systems was established
in 1980.

The presentation at Collingwood
will provide information into its

July learning labs, primary learn-
ing skills program, its August pro-
gram for students with learning
difficulties, classroom = survival
skills and creative language arts
workshops.

Information on regular Learning
Systems programs will also be
available.

Registration in the programs and
student assessments must be com-
pleted in June and early July to
allow for program planning.

Collingwood School is located at
70 Morven Dr. in West Vancouver.

For more information call
Stephanie or Linda at 263-2352.

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