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RUNNERS UP in the B.C. Provincial Hightand Dancing
Championships, left to right, are Christina Watts, 9,
Janine Nichol, 13, and Jeanette Tikhane, 12. Held April
28, the girls now go on to Winnipeg for Canadian
Inter-provincial Championships July 6-8, with their in-
structor Dorothy Christie.

This unique waterfront home is tucked away yet minutes

from city and North Shore facilities: The West Coast design,

with cedar and glass affording many views of the mature

garden and Seymour River, is combined with an unusual

floor arrangement. The beautifully constructed 10 rooms af-

ford many possible arrangements of bedrooms, family

rooms, studio, playroom etc. All new kitchen appliances.

heatilator fireplace and 2 bathrooms.

Asking $269,000. To view, call 929-5580 eves. or weekend.

Sundayée Morning;

Camp news
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IT’S THAT time of year
again, when thoughts of sum-
mer days ahead bring dreams
of summer camps.

The North Shore Informa-
tion Centres have once again
assembled all the details
needed to choose the camp
most suited to your children’s
needs.

Free brochures are
available at the following
centres: North Shore Infor-
mation & Volunteer Centre,
1551 Pemberton Ave., North
Vancouver, 985-7138;
Capilano Community Ser-

vices, 600 West Queens
Road, North Vancouver,
988-7115.

Also at each centre, you
will find copies of the B.C.
Camping Association Direc-
tory of Accredited Camps
which you will find a great

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Preschool to Grade 12

for remediation.

learning disabilities or

enrichment

1 to 1 tutoring and/or
computer assisted learning

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help in making your choice.
There will be ‘information
and help available through
the United Way Camping
Bureau to families who find
it difficult to pay the full
camp fee.

So, don’t wait for the
familiar complaint of ‘‘What
can I do today?’’ There are a
wide variety of recreations
going on right in your
neighborhood.

Information on summer
playgrounds and day camps
will be available in June.
Contact us at 985-7138 or call
direct to: North Vancouver
Recreation Commission
988-6166; North Shore
Neighborhood House,
987-8138; West Vancouver
Recreation Centre, 926-3266:
North Shore tamily Y,
926-5541

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A beautiful beginning for a
special Mother's Day!

Serve her with continental flair. She'll
awaken to croissants and café on this delightful
breakfast tray. Import Bazaar has a wide selection
of interesting pitts to express your love

Silk rose buds trom Phathand, php of 12.

holding wooden bed tray, in white or natural finish,

rep 18 99

Payim porcelam dinnerware, rey db dY & 99

Sales prices good until Mother's Day.

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