KIDS’ STUFF

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Papier mache
Dinosaurs. Program for kids aged 6-
10 yrs., 1-3 p.m. Info: recCentre Lynn
Valley, 987-PLAY
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Aug. 22--Onvoing. Saturday
Storytime. Stories & fun for kids 4-8
yrs... 10:30 a.m. Info: N.V. City
Library, 980-4424

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Aug. 22--Ongoing. Cycle Right Safety
Program. 1-3 p.m. cecCentre Lons-
dale. 10-13 yr. olds. Info: 988-6166.

SUNDAY

Aug. 23-Ongoing. Visit farm animals
& birds at Maplewood

daily, excep? non-holi

milking demo at 1:

lunch & have a picn

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Aung. 23--Ongoing to Aug. 30.
Futurekids Motivational Learning
Camps. 9 a.m.-i2 p.m. & 1-4:30
p.m. Holy Trinity School, N.V.; St.
David’s Church, W.V SL. John’s
Church, Vancouver. Info: Irene,
925-3759 or 686-3301.

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MONDAY

Aug. 24--to Aug. 28. Delbrook World
Advenire Daycamp. This week’s theme
is Quebec. Info: 927-7529.

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Aug. 24--Ongoing to Aug. 30. All-Star
Bas ketball Camp & All-Star Volleyball
Camp; weekly sessions for grades 5-
12; several N.S. locations. Also:
Pee-Wee Plus Sperts Camps: boys &
girls entering grades 2,3 & 4; weekly
sessions at Sentinel Secondary School
&. Holy Trinity Elementary School.
Info: Irene, 925-3759.

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Aug. 24-Ongoing at recCentze Ron
Andrews: Cooperative Babysitting
(free); Playtime Drop-tn (3.75).
Childcare programs availabie during
morning aerobics class. Info: 987-
PLAY.

Aug. 24-Ongoing to Sept. 4. “A
World of Faces’’ Day camp; kids 6-12
yrs.; recCentre Ron Andrews; 8:45
a.m.-4:15 p.m. Info: 987-PLAY.

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Aug. 24-Ongoing Mon-Fri. Playcare
program, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. drop-in child
minding. Info: W.V. Recreation Cen-
tre, 926-3266.

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Aug. 24-Ongoing. W.V. Youth Band,
new members welcome. Info: David,
985-8897 or Susan, 926-9147.
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Aug. 24--Ongoing. Montessori Mes
Petits Academy, preschool program
available, N.V. YMCA, 440 Hendry
Ave., N.¥V. Info: 980-1102.

TUESDAY

Aug. 25--Ongoing Tues. & Thurs. In-
fant Care; drop-in care fot kids 6
months & older; 9-11:30 a.m.; W.V.
Recreation Centre, 780-22nd St.,
W.V. Info: 926-3266.

Aug. 25--Ongoin Mom & Me
Meditation, d fee $2.50, 3:30-4
p.m., W.V. Library, 1735 Inglewood
Ave., W.V. Info: 926-5541.

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Aug. 25~-Ongoing. Royal Cdn. Air
Cadets 525 Squadron, W.V. Meeting
for boys and girls 12-19 yrs. 6:45-9:15
p.m. Info: W.V. YMCA, 921-7569 or
921-9083.

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Aug. '25--Ongoing. Cdn. Army Cadets
meeting. 6:45 p.m. in Lt. Col. Fell
Armouries. For boys and girls 12-17
yts. Free. Info: 980-2919,

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Aug. 25--Ongoing. Navy League of
Canada meetings. 6:45 p.m. at Navy
League Centre. Open to boys and girls
10-13 years. Info: 299-3545 or 988-
8911.

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Aug. 26--Ongoing. Royal Canadian
Sea Cadets. Activities include sailing,
bands, camping, for people aged 12-19
yts., 7-9 p.m., HMCS Discovery in
Stanley Park. Info: 685-0154.

Resource guide available

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But the Women's Resource
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“It’s the only readable and ac-
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“People can find resources about
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he guide was designed
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agencies, cousellors, doctors,
teachers, journalists and anyone
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On AUGUST 25TH, WE’RE TAKING
A LITTLE WALK DOWN MARINE DRIVE

For 22 years, our Ambleside branch has been
an integral part of West Van Life. Chances
are, we provided the mortgage for your new
house, the RRSP for your future, maybe even
your first savings account. But more than
that, we’ve always been there for the commu-
nity with funding for local initiatives and
projects, As a result, so many of you have
become VanCity members that we’ve simply

outgrown our old location. Please join
Branch Manager Sheree Butler and staff at
our new location one block east at 14th &
Marine Drive. We'd like to thank you for
making it possible.

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