Second Street and St. Georges

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

SENIORS FROM North Shore Neighborhood Heuse raised funds and kept in shape at the same time
recently when the focal residents participated in the annual Seniors’ Strut event. These seniors walked from
in North Vancouver to the SeaBus terminal, then walked to the Terry Fox
memorial #t B.C. Place via Robson St. Funds raised will go towards exercise equipment.

Children’s camp promises adventure

WEST VANCOUVER Recreation
Centre’s: Action Adventure
Daycamp is: preparing to catapult
into the summer of °89.

The ‘high-energy camp is design-
ed for nine- to 13-year-old children
who are looking for adventure and
fun.

The program runs from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m., Monday to Friday, and
is based at Hollyburn Elementary
School, 1329 Duchess Ave.

Included in the first two weeks
of activities are a trip to Bowen
Island, rowing at Royal Vancouver
Yacht Club, canoeing in Deer Lake

YMCA seeks volunteer driver

A VOLUNTEER . van driver/
coordinator is needed by the North
Shore YMCA.

The ‘position requires driving
children to outtrips around. the
Lower Mainland, and integrating
and recruiting volunteers into. the

daycamp progratn.

The individual should be 19
years or older and possess en-
thusiasm and a class 4 driver’s
licence.

For an interview call Joanie
O’Brien or Jim Gray at 986-0388.

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Park, touring a local post office
and visiting the police riding
stables in Stanley Park.

Registration is limited. Contact
Jennifer Lidster at 926-3266 for
further details.

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city on the city’s most beautiful

sightseeing tour. Travel up scenic Howe
Sound to Squamish—seven hours of relax-
ation and unparalleled scenery on the ma-
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North Shore News

Day camps offered in WV

EAGLE HARBOUR Community
Centre in West Vancouver is offer-
ing day camps for children from
July 4 to August 17.

Tots Mini-camp for ages three to
five runs half days, Monday to
Friday, and includes games, crafts,
stories and special events.

Kids in Motion, a seven-week
program running from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m., is offered for ages six to nine
and ages nine to 12. Activities in-
clude sports, games, crafts and day
trips.

The Total Tennis Camp is of-
fered for six- to nine-year-olds and
10- to 14- year-olds. The weekly
camps focus op 15 hours of tennis
instruction, including video analy-
sis, supervised play, a T-shirt and
use of a ball machine. Children
will be grouped according to age
and ability with a maximum of six
students per instructor.

For further information contact
Eagle Harbour (Centre, 5575
Marine Dr.,921-7425, Pre-registra-
tion is recommended.

Register for summer programs

IF YOU'RE looking for new and
different outdoor activities this
summer check the Greater Van-
couver Regional District (GVRD)
Parks programs.

Choose from 71 children’s
daytime nature programs offered
in Juiy and August, or 41 ‘Sea-
to-Stars’ programs, open to
everyone, at 11 regional parks be-
tween June and September. -

To register pick up a GVRD
Farks Summer Programs and
Events brochure from your local
library, nearest regional park or
Burnaby Lake Nature House.
Complete the registration form
and bring or mail to: Burnaby
Lake Nature House, 4519 Piper
Ave., Burnaby, B.C. V5A 3B5.
The Nature House is open 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. daily until August 27.

available.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE

¢ Tour is narrated, multilingual guides. Souvenir magazines.

¢ Choose your route. ROYAL HUDSON departs N. Van. at the BC. Rail Station, Pemberton
Street. The MV BRITANNIA leaves downtown Vancouver, north foot of Denman Street.

¢ Shuttle buses return you to your starting point at the end of day.

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED © CALL 687-9558 OR 68-TRAIN |

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ook now and take your out-of-town
quests on the BOAT-TRAIN DAY

TRIP. Tour runs May 21-Sept. 24. Special dis-
counis for kids, teens and seniors. NOTE:
ROYAL HUDSON round trip tickets also

* 1-800-663-1500.

To register by télephone call the
Nature House at 420-3031.

WOOLCO
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Monday Clip & Save Coupon Day
Appearing June 25, 1989

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lence this may have caused its
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