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52. - Friday, March 22, 1985 - North Shore News

Peopie in action on display |

PARK ROYAL South Mall
will be filled with activity and
displays representing Icisure
opportunities offered by the
West Vancouver Parks and
Recreation Department,
from Thursday, March 21 to
Saturday, the 23.

The display area will pre-
sent leisure life style oppor-
tunities for Adults to Senicr
Citizens. ;

Children’s activities will
emphasize a hands-on sampl-
ing of some of the programs
offered by the Recreation
Department. Not only will
the variety of Recreation pur-
suits be apparent but the
display will emphasize the
quality of instruction.

Pottery, painting, batik,
wood carving, weaving, sew-
ing and tole painting displays
will demonstrate the high
levei of artistic ability of the
participants. and the high
quality the programs strive to
attain. .

Theme areas will em-
phasize the Department
dedicztion to quality services.
The Aquatic theme will
highlight the spectrum of
aquatic opportunities from
tiny tot swim to bronze cross

Talking

Dirty
comes

to NV

THE ARTS Club’s national
touring production. of Talk-
ing Dirty is coming to the
North Shore.

Presentation House in
North Vanccuver will
feature the highly-acclaimed
seven perfor-
mances only.

Performances will be held
between March 23 and 30.

For more information and
tickets, contact Presentation
House at 986-1351.

CLASSIFIED

INCLUDES:

Fruit Bar

Weekly Spaciats

‘ender

Complete Saiad Bar

Cold Meats and Cheese
Hot Food Buffet including:

Bacon. Ham. Sausage. Vegetables.
Rice. Pot-*xes. Lasagna and

Plus - Omelettes and Pancakes

10:30 am - 2 pm

: 1.51 Lonsdale
North Vancouver

and national
instruction.
Aquatic leadership pro-
gram provides opportunities
for young people to develop
skills in life guarding, fitness,
stroke standards, first aid
and people management.
Sports, Fitness and Gym-
nastics themes emphasize the
depth and variety of our
fitness and gymnastics pro-
grams. A tribute to our

life guard

coaching is the recent success.

of the Recreation Centre
Gym Club at the Winter
Games.

Visual and practical arts
represent a large part of the
Dep. program and will take
up two sections of the mail.
The Seniors Activity Centre
and the Recreation Centre
Art program team up to pro-
vide a mind-boggling sampi-
ing of artwork. Such well-
known instructors as Jane
Ford, Irene Poskitt,
Elizabeth Smylie and Sheila
Hunter will display their class
works,

Children’s activities have a
firm basis in the Depart-
ment’s philosophy and pro-
gram offerings. The display
will be much more than a
static representation of what

is available but is designed to
give the public a sampling of
what the Recreation depart-
ment provides.

Children can do hands-on
projects and learn about
science for example - an ex-

tract from the centre’s
Preschool Scientists
Program.

The Parks and Recreation
Department is well-known

for its special events and

community performances.

One only has to think back to -

the Huge Swingtime Dances
and Concerts by the Sea
Series to realize the appeal of
such events.

Eagle Harbour Communi-
ty Centre will be featured as
the new addition to the fami-
ly of Recreational Services.
Drop by to see the new pro-
grams now available to the
western sector of the
community. /

On going: performances
will be taking place at the
central display area. Staff
and volunteer personnel
would be delighted to answer
your questions.

Iv’s spring and a good time
to come down to the Park
Royal Mall. it's spring and a
good time to try something

THE FINAL battle in CBC’s
Rock Wars is about to be
fought in Vancouver and the
television station is offering
free ringside tickets.

The Rock Wars .national
finals will be Monday, April
1, and the Rock Wars win-
ner’s television special will
be taped Tuesday, April 9.

Free tickets
for Rock Wars

Tickets are free and can be
picked up at the CBC stu-
dios at the corner of Georgia
and Hamilton in Vancouver.

Rock Wars is a weekly na-
tion-wide program that
features top club bands in
competition for recording
time and the television
special.

Have your vehicle inspected by
our qualified inspectors before
your spring or summer holiday.

BCAA Vehicle inspection Centre apy

873-4681

take up badminton, make use _ facilities by taking tennis ora |. -
of the beautiful parks and fitness program.

new, (ry thar painting course
you always wanted to try,

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