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North. Shore News

Activities planned for kids

CHILDREN LOOKING to fill up
those after-school hours can turn
to the North Vancouver Recreation
Centre.

Two new programs, Afterschool
Action and the Saturday After-
noon Club, will provide a place to
get together with friends and par-
ticipate in a variety of activities.

The emphasis of the programs is
on participation, cooperation and

fun. Games will include capture
the flag. stones, British bull-dog,
go-tay, he gauntlet, | Smaue’s
jewels and frishee fakeout.
Accarding to the recreation cen-
tre, there’s a guarantee of wild ac-
tion, laughter, sweat and fatigue,
but options will also be available
for those who want to take it easy.
These ineltide ping pong, videus,
skits and maybe arts and crafts,

Kick up your heels

WITH AUTUMN comes tradi-
tional things, like the start of
classes and harvest celebrations.
And C:unada's traditional square
dancing is looking to harvest a
bumper crop of students for fall
classes.

On the North Shore alone, there
are five groups that specialize in
square dancing and they are always
looking for new members for the
pastime.

Square dancing as a whole has
matured from a barn dance activi-

ty to a recognized dance form that
includes such traditional dances as
clogging, contra and line-dance,
and other pattern dance. Thanks
to the western influence of such
films as Urban Cowboy, and the
recent fashion trends of the prairie
skirt and the crinoline, square
dancing has blossomed into a
modern acrobic activity.

For information on the groups,
call either Doreen Sillery at 987-
5397 or Brent Mawdsley at 922-
2815.

depending on demand.

Participants will be able to af-
feet the direction of the programs,
Sere organizer John Mullan,
“Mectd lke to create a club at-
mosphere where people can ¢ither
join up fora term or pay a drop-in
fee. The kids will get to know each
other and over time we'll move
toward more challenging activities.
Wel begin with furly simple ac-
tive games and later evolve toward
more challenging activities and
quests where the kids will work
together in search of clues, puzzles
and buried treasure.”*

Both programs take place out of
the Mickey McDougall Gym-
nasium, just east of the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre.
Afterschool Action begins Mon-
day, Sept. 28 and runs every Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday from
3:30 to 4:45 p.m. The Saturday
Afternoon Club happens Satur-
days, 2:15 to 3:30 p.m., beginning
Get. 3.

For further information call
John Mullan or Joyce Parkin-Burk
at 988-6166.

FALL JEWELLERY CLASSES

8 Week Course starting September 23 and <. One class a week.
Wednesday & Thursday evening 7:30-10:00 p.m. Thurs. morning
10:00 a.m.—i2:30 p.m. $135.00 — Instructor Jack Leyland
Enameling September 29, 7:30-10:00 p.m. $80.00. 6 classes.
instructor Madeleine Chisholm
Creative Engraving October 3 & 4, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. $75.00.
Instructor Jack Leyland.

ay Workshops! cost $45

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Saturday’s
Sept. 19 -
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Nov. 7
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Instructors: Jack Leyland &
Madeleine Chishoim

1765 Marine Drive, West Vancouver

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NEWS photo Tom Burtsy

MISCHA SANDBERG and 1%-year-old daughter Sabrina have a
corn feed at the salmon barbecue held during West Vancouver's recent

Coho Festival.

Help your child learn

HELPING YOUR Child With
School is the topic of a one-night
lecture being offered by the North
Shore Family Services Society.

Parents can learn a positive ap-
proach to their child’s education

Always Open
Superette

with practical ideas and sugges-
tions from a teacher-parent.

The lecture takes place on Tues-
day, Oct. 6 at Highlands Com-
munity School. Fee is $8.

For more information or to reg-
ister call 988-5281.

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