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6 - Wednesday, August 3, 1988 - Cupilano Chronicle

Waterfront Park.

SUNFLOWER PLAYSCHOOL pupil Tiffaney Moore coots off at

photo Mike Wakefield

Summer programs
offered at Delbrook

DON'T DELAY, register for
Summer Programs today at Rec
Centre Delbrook.

Programs have been designed
for parents looking for summer
childcare, and activities are plann-
ed for children of all ages.

A number of once a week pro-'

grams add spice to the summer
for preschoolers.

The popular Rainbow Riders,
Star Striders, Preschool Playmates
and Inside Out Programs will be
offered throughout the summer
and September.

These programs encourage social
integration and sharing and give
preschoolers a chance to develop
their individuality. These programs
are great stepping stones prior to
the entry of preschool or
kindergarten.

Most programs coincide with
fitness programs.

Other preschool programs are

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Waterplay for Preschoolers, an In
French Only Art Program called
French Dabblers, and the always
popular course, Tiny Tot Paste &

Paper.
For school-age’ youngsters,
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Summer Getaways
SAN FRANCISCO
3nights.-.. 0... $319

SAN FRANCISCO and RENO
Snights.. ......... $379
WAIKIKI “HAWAN

7 nights . beeen ee 5549
Price includes return airfare, hotels, hotet

tax and is in CANADIAN DOLLARS. bas-
ed on double occupancy.

FALCON TRAVELS

Pemberton Plaza (inside VanCity)
1280 Marine Dr., North Vancouver

986-5321

MERCHANTS IN the Capilano
area have a wealth of information
at their fingertips to offer local
residents engaged in hot-weather
pursuits. *

If you are planning a trip, check
out the collection of travel
brochures at the North Vancouver
District Library, Capilano Branch.

The library welcomes donations
of information related to travelling
in other countries. The brochures
may be viewed in the library, but
cannot be removed from the
premises.

The library offers another ser-
vice to travellers: the summertime
extended loan program.

From now until the beginning of
September, patrons will be able to
take books out for two months in-

stead of the usual one.

Children who would like to find
out about another country, even if
they are not planning to visit there,
can be matched with a pen pal
through the children’s section of
the library.

Call the library at ‘987-4471 for
more information on any of its
programs.

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Don't forget to take special care
of your pets during the warm
summer months.

Dr. Bradford Gilbert of Edge-
mont Viilage’s animal hospital says
heatstroke is a serious condition
that occurs among animals,
especially dogs, in the hot weather.

He says short-headed dogs, such
as Boxers, are especiaily prone to

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the ailment as their shorter nose
inhibits them from panting effi-
ciently.

Most worrisome, he says, is
people who leave their animals in
parked cars — which, when parked
in the sun, can reach an interior
temperature of 40 degrees C.

If you must bring your pet along
for the ride, he recommends park-
ing in the shade with two windows
partially open to provide a cross-
draft.

Symptoms of heatstroke include
frothing at the mouth, weakness,
pale gums, and perhaps coughing
or vorniting.

If you suspect your animal has
heatstroke, it is important to cool
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Register for Ve day sessions,

morning or afternoon

(8:30 am-12:30 pm or 1 pm-5 pm)

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ona weekly or daily basis

MIX & MATCH

Sports camps
Tennis camps Qe:
Squash camps NO

Racquetbail camps
Dance camps

FOR MORE INFO

984-4181

600 West Queens Rd.

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