44 - Wednesday, April 25, 1990 - North Shore News

Volunteers
honored

THE WEST Vancouver Seniors’
Activity Centre salutes its volun-
teers with a special “Sparkling Oc-
casion’’ on Thursday, April 26.

In 1989, 548 volunteers con-
tributed 35,588 hours to the activi-
ties and programs of the centre.

Volunteers work in a myriad of
ways to help the centre run:
teaching programs from silk paint-
ing to woodwork, helping with
reception and food services, water-
ing plants and supervising
billiards, and staging special com-
munity events like the upcoming
Swingtime Dance and seniors par-
ticipation in Community Day.

Special recognition will be made
to the 72 members who have
worked five, 10 and 11 or more
years. Awards will be presented by
Mayor Don Lanskail, Parks
Commission chairman John Hut-

ton and Parks and Recreation
staff.

For further information, contact
the coordinator of volunteers,
Lynne Bogardus at 926-4375.

Dance western

FORGET LAMBADA, the latest
craze sweeping the world of dance
is western dance.

The Lonsdale recCentre invites
anyone interested to mosey on
down and register for the course,
beginning April 25 and continuing
every Wednesday through spring.

Level 1 introduces the Cowboy
Hustle, Slap Leather, Rockabilly
and the Two Step. The advanced
Level 2 course involves more in-
tricate footwork like the Tahoe
Stomp and the Texas Backslide.
Both classes are chock full of good
ole fashioned fun and are perfect
for preparing for the rodeos, barn
dances and hoedowns that are
synonymous with summertime in
the west.

Register at any North Vancouver
recCentre or by calling 987-PLAY,
ya hear?

Sushi made simple

LEARN THE art of creating
delicious Japanese cuisine in rec-
Centre Delbrook’s sushi course.

An ancient Japanese technique
in fish preparation, sushi, when
done correctly, looks as beautiful
as it is tasty.

Master the art of sushi, from
tice preparation to California rolls,
as taught by a professional. The
$25 fee includes enough to eat and
take home and a bamboo rolling
mat,

Courses run Saturdays 1 to 4
p.m. There are three different ses-
sions: April 28, May i2 or June 9.

Register by contacting recCentre
Delbrook, 600 W. Queens Rd.,
North Vancouver, 984-4181.

Werkshops offered

ON APRIL 28, North Shore Con-
tinuing Education offers eight
one-day workshops at Lucas Cen-
tre.

Are you self employed or think-
ing about it? There are courses on
dynamic marketing, franchising
and successful promotion for the
small business.

Cooks can choose between an
outdoor session on barbecue tech-
niques and tearning to make popu-
Jar Dim Sum.

Other courses include a discount
shopping tour, CPR and creating
your own designer sweatshirt.

Register by calling 986-8888.

eal holiday.

} Our Senior Citizen Day is a great

Aimost everything in the store.

way for you to buy all the things
you want for yourself or your
grandchildren. Since some of
you look younger than you

are, just bring proof of age
(Senior Citizen’s card, birth
certificate, driver’s license,

etc.)

Thursday, April 26th —
Shop the day away!

Free Tea or Coffee for

Seniors at
Sears Capilano Mall Store.

Discount does not apply to catalogue items or our

already low priced advertised items.

NOT INCLUDED ARE: cosmetics, fragrances, major appliances & microwaves, office equipment, photography and
photographic supplies, custom-made drapes, stereos, TVs, videos, installation and installed home improvements, licenced
concessions, paperback books, Sears Travel, Portrait Studio, Ticket Sales, Scotchguard® , watch repair and gift certificates.

ONE DAY ONLY
SEAIRS 985-7722,

your money’s worth... and more

Free Parking

CAPILANO MALL