SUMMER READING CLU3...
What bird can reach speeds as
high as 250 mph — = straight
down? Which bird flies from the
North Pole to the South and back
— every year? Which bird is a
skunk's only natural enemy (it
can’t smell}? These and other
fascinating facts will be revealed
this summer to young members of
North Vancouver District
Library's Summer Reading Club.
Open to all children who can read
(or get Someone to read to them),
this year's club has an ecological
thenie, and cach week a different
tegion of B.C.'s natural environ-
ment will be featured. Lynn
students, Call 987-8141 for more
information.

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of volunteer opportunities avail-
able through North Shore Com-
munity Services (NSCS).

ENTHUSIASTIC teens
aged 13 to 19 are needed for a
summer daycamp program for
kids aged five to 12 years. The
hours are flexible.

A DRIVER is
meals-on-wheels

needed by a
program to

SUMMER BAND CAMP... The
North Vancouver School District
is offering a summer band camp,
from July 5 to July 11, open to
band students in Grades $ through
9, The seven-day camp takes
place at the North Vancouver
Outdoor School in Paradise Valley
on the Cheakamus River, about
{5 km. north of Squamish. The
outdoor school is equipped with
heated cabins, playing fields, an
animal farm, a canoe pond, and
other recreational facilities. The
camp fee of $405 provides a com-
plete music and recreation pro-
gram, six nights’ accomodation, 19
meals, bus transportation to the
camp on the first day, and a camp
T-shirt. Enrolment is limited to 90

deliver food containers in the
West Vancouver area. The volun-
teer must be reliable and able to
lift heavy containers. The hours
are from 4 to 5 p.m. on Mondays.

SEWERS are needed to assist
with preparations for a North
Shore arts festival in early August.
Basic sewing skills and a sewing
machine are required.

If you are interested in volun-
teering call 985-7138.

North Shore kids can

register for

KIDS UNDER 13 have the chance
to immerse themselves in the arts
this summer by enrolling in the
North Vancouver-based
Theatricks, Creative Dramatics
for Kids. -

Participants can revel in the art
of mask - and costume-making,
makeup, as well as music, games,
storytelling and theatre, at North
Vancouver Recreation Ceutre

Theatricks

beginning July 5.

“Behind our philosophy is the
feeling that children have an in-
hate, creative spirit,’’ says instruc-
tor Donna-Lea Ford. ‘‘Through
creative dramatics, we believe
children are able to challenge,
empower, and fuel their imagina-
tions.”

To register for the all-day ses-
sions, phone 987-PLAY.

In an effort to represent the diverse
and changing voices of North and West
Vancouver better, we invite you to call.

In every Friday edition, on page 8, we'll ask
a question relevant to you and your community.
Make “Your call” at 983-2208 and the following
Friday we'll publish your comments and
ask the next question ...and so on.

THE PORCH OF MONIT AX) WEST VANCOUVER:

Valley and Capilano branches will
also feature special events with
ecological themes for Reading
Club members. Contact your local
district library for more informa-
tion. Lynn Valley —~ 984-0286,
Capilano — 987-4471, or Seycove
— 929-3727,

if your community group has an
upcoming event, send a press
release to Community Bulletin
Board, c/o North Shore News,
1139 Lonsdale Ave., North Van-
couver, V7M 2H4, or fax 985-

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