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to provide a recreational
program for the boys and
girls. Activities offered
emphasize the: social
development of the children,
who will go on many outings
and field trips to local parks,
beaches and places of in-
terest.

Children will also attend |
community - events. and -
participate in’ arts: ‘and crafts *:
games. :

Fees are $200 a month per
child and - government

celebr

subsidies are available for
those parents who.teed it.
Application for .subsidy
should be made through the
Day Care Information
Services, 985-9181.

Space is limited so ap-
plication for enrolment

should be made as soon as.

possible by contacting Bob
Pollock at the North. Shore
Neighbourhood: fouse, 225
East “ 2nd Street, North
* Vancouver, ‘987-8138. *
Neighbourhood .. House
also” offers. local
playground program. Pre-
registration is advised as

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space is limited. Games,
crafts, cooking, ‘drama,
woodwork, and: Chinese
cooking. will.. be .on~ the
agenda...

The playground program

begins July 2 and will be™

open weekdays 9 to 12 and 1
to 4. The fee is $5 for the
summer. :

Regular activities,
the senior programs:and pre- _
school daycare, are. still
going on_at Neighbourhood
House, a

For more information about

Neighbourhood House
activities, call 987-8138.

Thirty years of supporting .
working women in this area

were celebrated’: by © the”

Vancouver (North | Shore)
Business and Professional
Women’s Club at their 30th
annual’ Meeting June 3. A
huge cake was
ceremoniously cut by. past-
president Claudette Quinn-
Williams, while ‘retiring
president Jacqueline
Howard. handed. the gavel
over to incoming - ‘president
Hazel Rimmer. ers

The club is dedicated to

encouraging _ women to.

participate in the business of
government at all levels and
to eliminate © discrimination

against women in career

Journal of

By ELEANOR GODLEY
(Being the writer's con-
tinuing adventures
cultivating a rug-size
allotment amid West
Vancouver's highrises.)

Friday, June 12: Saw two
lively worms. Hope lives.

Saturday, June 13: The
definitive deluge. Ugh. But
sun surprisingly appears, so
proceed to farm. Envy
strikes my vitals at sight of
neighbouring potato plants,
great healthy bushy shrubs,
in fact. Mull that over.
Observe my rows of spinach,
pathetic sickly shoots. Mull

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opportunities. They also
assist the growth
‘education of women through
-workshops, seminars,
bursaries and scholarships.
Two current projects are the
“Woman of the Year” award
and banquet, and the

Margaret Campbell Bursary -

awarded annually. to a
woman student enrolled at
Capilano College in at least
three courses. :

The club is. affiliated,
through. «the. °C
Federation ‘ if:

which has consultant status
with UNESCO, the Com-

oe

thatover, too. |
Sunday, June 143 Finish
mulling. Give in to. greed
and envy and tear out half
the spinach. Bung in‘four
hills. of spuds. Eleanor’s
Folly, it will be known as.

Monday, Jane 15: Wet
again. Oh how I wish I had
listened last month . when
Noel Wright suggested
planting rice He was ob-
viously plugged into reliable
sources.

Teesday, June 16: This
will always be known as the
summer that camo for the
broad beans — they're the

and

the. Taternational Federation

+ :
4 r .
5 Paes a

mission on the Status of ’
Women and the Inter-

national.
Organization.
Also elected were: Audrey
LeBlanc, first vice-
president; Ella Parkinson,
second vice-president; Gail
Spurgeon, recording
secretary; Fern Beal,
corresponding secretary;
and Barbara Acton,

‘Labour

freastzer: Meetings 2 are held

only nines
prospering. -

that dre

gardening columa in one of
the -dailics ‘ gives. straight-
faced: instruction for
watering ‘during’ this sum-
mers drought. “Dig straight
down,” she says, “don’t trust
surface moisture.” Gosh, I
dug straight down to plant
the spuds, it was like digging

in chocolate: pudding. She

- must live on a'side-hill.

Thursday, June 18: Off up- |

country fora week. Maybe
‘ siimmer will come while 'm

away. If it does, don’t let go.

$109. 00 ise

a Ao 00 “=

EVANSTON, m. cury -
Inflation 1 is sacha e. bite

University survey released
Sunday indicates the Tooth
Fairy. is paying ..children
three times as much for the

Raincoats .

Cloth Dress Coats
Reg. °325 to °125 .

‘bony appendages that: fall
out of their gums than she

bite of inflation,”
Wells of Northwestern’s
School of Dentistry. said.

Reena

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Ms. Wells surveyed. more
than 400. dental:. patients

across the country:and found

children’ find.an: average
66.. cents under. their:pi

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