MONDAY

duly 22--Summer day camp for kids
10-14 yrs. Daily or weekly programs, 9
a.m.-+ p.m. fpfo: reCeatre Seytynn,
YS84-934)

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duly 22--Early Explorers. Program tor
kids 6-18 yrs. explore Burnaby Mut.
info: Eagle Harbour Community Cen-
tre, S578) Marine Dri, WOV. Also:
Outdoor adventures for youths 12-15,
kyaking, canoemg, hiking, cycling, Ju-
ly 22-16. Info: 921-7425,

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duly 22--Wild, Wet & Wacky Summer
Day Camp for kids 6-12 yrs. Into:
recCentre Lynn Valley, 984-9341,

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Aeiy 22--Ongoing to July 26. Action
sports camps for kids. Info: reeCentre
Ron Andrews, 924-7314.

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duly 22--Ongoing to July 26. Painting
in The Park. A multi-media art pro-
gram for kids 8-12 yrs. old. 1-3:30
pam, W.V, Recreation Centre, 780-
22nd St. Pre-register: 926-3266,

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July 22--Ongoing to Aug, 28. Free
summer vacation programs offered by
the Horseshoe Bay Christian Centre
for kids 3-5 yrs. & grades 1-9. info:
921-9978 or 921-9715,

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July 22--Ongoing to Aug. 3. Registra-
tion for a cycling trip through the San
Juan Islands, Aug. 3-5,., teens aged
13-17) yrs. Info: YMCA, John
Woolgar, 986-0388 or 926-5541.

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duly 22--Ongoing. Wet’n Wacky Fun:
program for kids 3-5 yrs. Info: ree-
Centre Karen Magnussen, 984-9341.

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duly 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Aug.
23, Future Success Enrichment Camp.
Sessions for boys & girls entering
grades 5-8. Topics: motivation & self-
confidence. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 1-
4:30 p.m. St. David's Church, W.V.;
Holy Trinity School, N.V.; St. John's
Church, Van. Reg. & info: Irene,
925-3759. eee

duly 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Aug.
23. All-star Basketball Camp. Sessions
for boys & girls entering grades 5-10.
W.V. & N.Y. locations, 2 programs
avail. each day. Info: [rene, 925-3759.

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duly 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Aug.
23. All-star Volleyball Camp. Sessions
for girls, also senior co-ed camp. 2
progams avail. each day, W.V. & N.V.
Jocations. Info: 925-3759.

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Suly 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Aug.
23. Pee-wee Plus Camp. Sessions for
boys & girls entering gr. 2, 3, & 4. 9
a.m.-12:30 p.m. & 1-4:30 p.m. Sen-
tinel Secondary School, W.V. & Hely
Trinity School, N.V. Info: Irene,
925-3759.

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July 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Sept.
Summer Madness Day Camp. 9
a.m.-4:30 p.m. program for kids 10-14
yes. Pre-reg. & info: recCentre Karen
Magnussen, 984-9341.

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July 22--Ongoing to Sept. Tennis pro-
grams for kids 6-12 yrs. & teens 13-17
yrs. Info: Info: recCentre Karen
Magnussen, 984-9341.

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July 22--Ongoing Mon.-Fri. to Sept.
Krazy Kids Day Camp for ages 6-12.
Theme weeks, water sports, lots of ac-
tivity. Info: reeCentre Karen
Maynussen, 984-9341.

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July 22--Ongoing to Aug. 1. Discovery
Theatre. Program for kids 7-11 yrs.
4-5 p.m. fee $40. Info: recCentre Ron
Andrews, 929-7314.

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July 22--Ongoing to Aug. 2. Lifestyles
Modelling, classes for teens & pre-
teens 9-12 yrs. 10:30 a.m.-noon. fee
$50: also: Performing Jazz, classes
available to kids 9 yrs. & up, 12:30-2
p.m. fee $54; also: Expressive Jazz,
classes for kids 6-8 yrs. 3-4 p.m. fee
$36. Info: recCentre Rona Andrews,
929-7314.

duly 22--Ongoing to Aug. 12. Dance &
Play. Program for kids 3-5 yrs. 2-2:45
p.m. fee 30. Info: recCentre Ron An-
drews, 929-7314.

duly 22--Ongoing to Aug. 17. Drama
Works. Drama summer camp offering
4 sessions to youngsters interested ina
unique creative experience. 9 a.im.-3
p.m. week days. Reg. & info:926-S54t.
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duly 22--Ongoing. 1991 Children’s
Programs. Register now for programs
at the Lynn Canvon Ecology Centre,
3663 Park Rd., N.V. Info: 987-5922,

duty 22--Ongoing. Shotokan Karate
tar children ages 7 to adults. Co-ed

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program to develop fitness, self.
discipline, confidence & self-defence.
Tues./Thurs. 6:30-7:30 pam. at WV.

YMCA, 926-5541; Mon./Wed. 6:30-
7:30 pum. at NV. YMCA, 986-0388.

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July 22--Ongoing. Mons Weds Fri.
Parent and Tot) Drop-in, 9:15-11:15
am. at WLS. Neighbourhood House.
Games, cratts and playtime tor

Celebrating 700 Years:
Face to Face with Switzerland

at the Vancouver Museum
to August 18

Swiss Week July 28 - August 5
The Museum Is Open Free August ist 10 am - 3:30 pm
for Switzerland's 700th “BIRTHDAY”

Artifacts from: Swiss National Museum, Zurich
Exhibition Sponsors: Arts Council of Switzerland PRO HELVETIA,
Bank Vontobel, Air Canada, Starber International Inc.
Vancouver Museum 1100 Chestnut St. 736-4431

Sunday, July 21, 1991 - North Shore News - 33

S’ STUFF

July 22--Ongoing tours. Mon.-Bri at
Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans. Studies
moaguaculture. into: 666-7934,

babies-S yes. plus sogal ume for
parents. Tee: $3 plus SES tor adde
tional siblings. Also $26 annual House
membership. Enfo: 987-8138.

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REAL ESTATE CAREER NIGHT
Tues. July 23 7:30-9 p.m.

Bring your questions to this frank discussion
of considering real estate as a career.

‘Riverside Room’
Park Royal Hotel
West Vancouver

Everyone is welcome.

‘CANADA TRUST REALTY
988-6131

Recognizing our past can be an important factor in building a better future for the City. By retaining important hevitage features
we can re-experience the past, measure our own progress. and create a more exciting and diverse community. But, that's not all!
There are often economic benefits to heritage conservation through toursm, employment and reduced impacts on the environment.
In recognition of such benefits, the City of North Vancouver has developed the following programs to promote heritage conservation.

Heritage Buildings

The City has created a Heritage Inventory
of existing buildings located within the
boundaries of the City. This catalogue ranks
buildings as primary, secondary or
supplementary importance according to
architectural, historical and contextual criteria.
Additional categories include buildings built
after 1939, heritage structures and heritage
landscape features. This inventory serves as
the basis for the planning and implemenung
of future heritage pelicies.

The Ci

Heritage Actions

As part of the Heritage Program, the Cityts considering a vanity of
incentives and by-law changes. T
heritage areas like Lower Lonsdale, Grand Boulevard, Ouawa Gardens and
the 100/200 Block East 10th Street.

includes possible zoning amendments in

Awards and Awareness

If you're interested in the heritage of your community or home, the City
offers a vanety of interesting programs: a half hour video entitled, “Our
Heritage Remembered”, free how-to workshops, summer heritage walks, and
an annual awards program that recognizes conservation achievement and
excellence. For more information on any of these programs, contact the
Development Services Department at 985-7761, focal 216.

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