C2 - Wednesday, June 13, 1984 - North Shore News

Fun
for
kids

NORTH SHORE
Neighborhood House will be
running a Summer
Playground Program from
July 3 to August 24, for
children ages 6 to 12 years.

The program will be
located at North Shore
Neighborhood (for the lower
Lonsdale resident) and at
Grant McNeil Housing Com-
plex (for residents of the
Complex).

The program at N.S.N.H.
will cost $35 for the summer,
plus a children’s membership
fee of $2.75 (for non-
members), and the program
at Grant McNeil will cost
$15 for the summer, plus a
child membership fee of
$2.75 (for non-members).

The summer program will
run from 9 a.m. to 12 noon,
and | to 4 p.m. daily, Mon-
day through Friday. A wide
variety of activities is plann-
ed, from arts and crafts, to
games, drama, cooking,
competitions, special events,
and on every .Wednesday, a
full day out-trip!

For further information
and registration, please can-
tact Brenda at 987-8138. .

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LIFE SAVING

EVERY YEAR about 1,000
Canadians, including 200
children, die in the water. OF
these deaths, one-fifth occur
in swimming and diving-
related accidents

According to
Water Safety Service Pro
gram Co-ordinator Cathy
Walker, knowledge of Red
Cross water safety skills can
save lives

“To help pass on. these
skills, we need trained water
safety instructors

Red Cross

We want
to further reduce the number
of drownings and increase

the amount of pleasure peo,
ple have in and around (tHe
water,’ said Walker

To promote pubtic
awareness of water safety,
Red Cross will hold water
safety instructor schools in
this area. Eligible” par
fhoipants must be at least 16
years old, hold the Red Cross
Water Satety Leader Award
and al least a Bronze
Medallion liesaving award

Successful completion of
the course will allow par
troapants to teach the Red
Cross Water Safety program

Water safety skills

in their community.

Pre-registration 1s re-
quired. Contact the Water
Safety Service at 879-7551 for
further information

Courses will be held
Wilham Graffin Pool, &41
Queens Rd West, North

Vancouver, June 1S, 22 from
Sto lOpm and June 16, 17,
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West Van Aquatic Centic,
776 22nd Street, West Van
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The sale you've been
waiting for starts Friday,
June 1oth. Don't miss it!

Wordwards

CHILDREN’S librarians Janet Chidgey, left, and Karen
Coyne work on a new display to promote the North Van
City Library summer reading club for grade one to seven
children. The cut-off for registration is June 23.

Computer
Camps

starting July 3

Parnes

Register now for one or two wee
programs
— Intro to computers
— Programming in LOGO, BASIC
— Special Topics
for all ages

Educational Tutoring

Summer programs in most subject
areas Starting as low as $11/hr.
1 to 1 or computer assisted.

Edline Learning
E/e Centre 987-2187
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142 W. 15th St.
North Van.

located at
(Prime Time Computing)

NEWS photo Terry Peters

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