NEWS photo Tom Burley

GAIL enjoys running vith her dog, swimming and tennis.
She enjoys travelling to exotic destinations such as Kenya

and the Riviera.

Puppetry course offered

SPACE IS still available in the
Aug. 21 to 25, 1 to 4p.m. session
of a puppetry course offered
through Arts Express.

New on the North Shore art
scene this summer, Arts Express is
a visual and performing arts camp
for children eight to 12 years of
age.

Initiated and conceived by a
group Of artisans, the program has
been created under the auspices of
the West Vancouver Parks and
Recreation Department and will be

held at Dundarave House near
Peppi’s from Aug. 21 to Sept. I.

The program is designed as an
integrated approach to the arts
where children can freely express
themselves through three different
options: puppetry, drama and im-
provisation, or multi-media art.

The instructors have profes-
sional experience as artists and also
have an extensive background in
working with children. For more
information contact Liz Watson,
926-3266.

Summer Special
August only

THE NINETEENTH hole might
be a long way away and the greens
in between ringed with zoning
hazards and financial traps, but
North Vancouver District Council
has struck the first ball in pursuit
of a North Shore Public Golf
Course.

By MARTIN MILLERCHIP
Contributing Writer

Council has approved staff rec-
ommendations to form a commit-
tce to review the potential for a
golf course in the Northlands area
and to hire a consultant to prepare
a report by Sept. 30.

The committee will be made up
of representatives from the North
Shore Public Golf Course Society,
the Recreation Commission, coun-
cil and staff, the provincial gov-
ernment, the Canadian Mortgage
and Housing Corporation
(CMHC) and landowners.

The study, which is nut to ex-
ceed $20,000, will review the needs
for public golf course facilities in
the Seymour/Northlands vicinity
and weigh the feasibility of the
three propasals outlined by the
North Shore Public Golf Course
Society and that of the provincial

WY carnival held

JOIN THE festivities at West
Vancouver Recreation Centre's
annual summer carnival.

Activities include penny carnival
games (bring your penni¢s), a
waterslide, entertainment and
refreshments. .

The event is scheduled for Fri-
day, Aug. 18 from 10 a.m. to }
p.m. on the recreation centre

grounds, 780-22nd St., West Van-

couver.
For further information call Jill
O’Connor at 926-3266.

1! - Wednesday, August {6, 1989 ~ North Shore News

Golf committee tees off

government and CMHC for a
course north of the Blair Range
above the development line.

The study will also include en-
vironmental impact analysis and
the requiremenis for other public
facilities, including schocls, parks
and recreation facilities.

Areas of significance to district

Gov't of Canada

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planning staff will be the com-
parison of development revenues
after expenses between the Nor-
thlands Plan as now proposed and
any of the other options, and
changes to the plan that would re-
quire a new public participation
process with resulting time and
cost factors.

to your future!

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For personal attention to
every detail, give me a call ...

You'll be on my service!

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