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larious daycamps

held at Delbrook

LYCAMPS WILL. never’ be
same. again at Delbrook
rreation Centre. Parents can
cand match different camps
variety and still come out
h child care for the day.

Jor the first time Delbrook
i half-day summer camps.
rents can register for a half-
7, a day, a week or all sum-
tr. Half-day programs run
0 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or I to
wm. Activities include special!
nts,. sports, cooking, com-,
nity events and swimming,

Jor something a little dif-

ent, many: speciality half-day —

nps will also be offered.
Sports camps will run from

0 a.m: to 12:30 p.m. daily. °

cus; will be: on a. variety. of

rtsincluding softball,..:soc-:

. basketball, many racquet
iris and (cam and individual

iris.
How” “Bout a Dance camp

1s for four hours a day in the

iraing“or afternoon, and“ is”

instructed by Rosanne Johnson.
A.varicty of dances will be
covered including balict, jazz
and tap. Each session will also
include a swim.

Squash and racquetball
camps will be offered” at
Delbrook this summer. Each

camp will run from 10 a.m. to 1

p.m. and will include a swim
during the program time.
Children can’ improve their
tennis skills with three hours of
tennis: per day and a swim

afterwards. Tennis camps run 9°

am. to f{ p.m. Monday to
Thursday. “The North | Van-
couver Recreation Commission

Leisure “Guide outlines dates

and times.
Registration for. all. summer
programs starts June !.and car-

‘ly registration is advised.

For more information on day

“camps, contact Donna or Ber-

nie at 984-4181 or drop in to
Delbrook | Recreation Centre,

600. West Queens Rd., North
~ Vancouver. ,

THURS. MU

~ CHALUIS
Wats ¥0 CHOOSE FROM

FitWeek, May 20 to 29, Ron An-
drews Recreation Centre is plann-
ing: Special Catch the Wave to
Fitness events,

Catch the Wave to Fitness is a
nation-wide campaign designed to
encourage public participation in
aquatic fitness on a grand scale.

Children's learn-to-swim lessons
will host a Bring a Buddy to Class

‘day on Wednesday, May 25 and
Thursday, May 26. Children will

be able to bring a parent or friend
with them to Participate in their
lesson.

For information
on how the
YMCAcan
improve your
lifestyle call:
681-0221 |

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There will be free drop-in to the
following aquatic fitness classes:
Aquacises on Tuesday, May 24 at
9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Master
Swim.on Wednesday, May 25 at
7:30 p.m.; and Aqualaps on Wed-
nesday, May 25 at 9:30 a.m.

Free mini-fitness tests will be of-

fered at Ron Andrews on Wednes- °

day, May 25 from 8 to 10 p.m.

Fitness passports will be

available from the aquatic staff for
those wishing to record | their
fitness activities. Included in the

‘passport are fitness tips, space to

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-, So this week, branch out.

_. _ Wsagolden opportunity»
to leaf your. mark today’ °

anda legacy for tomorrow.

‘On STANLEY Park.

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” by telephone In rétutn; we'll send you a leaf. window. decal
_for-your car and an official tax receipt. The Money Tree,
_at the-entrance! to Stanley Park will show yau How
nicely our Green Fund is growing oe 0m

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" Make cheque payable ta: Stanley Park Green Fund. °
Mail te: Vancouver Park B Board, 2099 Reach Avenue, Vancuuver, B.C: V6éG 12

Catch the wave to fitness

TO HIGHLIGHT - Canada's

provide three months’ worth of ac-
tivities and a chance to witt some
fitness prizes.

For mere information call Ron
Andzews Recreation Centre at
929-7314, ‘

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Lanckcape “Payyet
984-3008

_ “Our Goat isto raise. $3 million from’ corporate sponsors 2
Sand the public between February 29th and May 3 ist,'so
“ we-can make a riumber Of improvements in the Park—a
_ new pool at Second Beach; lighting on parts of the
_ Seawall, a peace for Lost Lagoon and a natural

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