15 — Wednesday, June 1, 1988 - Capilano Chronicle:

Society holds
a giant saie-
A GIANT parking lot sale will upper parking lot.) 2.0.00 00.07
take place at Delbrook Com-. - Table. rentals.“are™. still
munity _ Centre on » Saturday, availabie to the community at 2 -
June 4° 02 cost of $10, with a special rate.
_. ‘The'event is the fifth annual. of $7.50 for: non-profit agen-.
fund raiser. for the Capilano cies. To rent a table call. 988-
Community Services Society, -7H5S.00 0-5) ee
and happens from 10 a.m. to 2 ‘ sO : oa ES
p.m. at the .Delbrook Com- — .’ Donations ef articles such as
munity Centre, 600 West’ household items, toys, jewelry.
Queens Rd., North Vancouver, and plants are also welcome..”::’

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TOURIST SEASON has started, and one interesting attraction that the Capilano area boasts is the Capilano
Saimon Hatchery. Vistors such as this couple here can learn the process involved in the enhancement of our
Pacific salmon stock through tours and displays. Here, they take a close-up Jook at the hatchery’s salmon
run.

Summer events

at Cleveland ; | 4th Seymour Scouts
Dam Park _|

CLEVELAND DAM Park will be 1
feaestemor staan | PRE-REGISTRATION
to assorted musical shows from ,
jazz and concert bands.
host to the North Vancouver
Youth Band’s intermediate group
June 25 and 26, the park will play
host to three art groups and the . ’

The North Vancouver Alumni St. Martins Anglican Church
Band comes to the park July 3 495 E, Windsor

The West Vancouver Sketch North Vancouver
Club returns there July 10 from If :

“There are over 60 events in ’
place for the summer of 1988 (in a If your son is at least 6 years old and
explained parks events coordinator . Paar
Rete McKay. volved in a fun and rewarding activi-

ty. Come fo our Pre-registration Drive.

ties this summer, from art displays
On June 18, the park will play Wednesday, June 22, 1988

from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.; on Starting at 7:30 PM

Sixuvus Jazz group mid-day.

from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Join us June 11th fora
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