NEWS photo Tom Burley

Waiting for spring

TARA FROM the 52nd North Vancouver Brownie Pack gets set to
cover the daffodil bulbs she has planted. The Brownies recently
planted 120 daffodil bulbs on an embankment on Hoskins Road in
North Vancouver to beautify the area as part of the pack’s community

service program.

Professional Day
programs slated

PROFESSIONAL DAY recreation
programs for elementary students
aged six to 12 years are being of-
fered by the West Vancouver Rec-
reation Department.

The first program is planned for
Friday, Oct. 21. Participants will
spend the day involved in activities
such as skating, swimming and
bowling.

The cost of the program is $20
for the day, which runs from 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Children must

be dropped off at the West Van-
couver Ice Arena, 785-22nd St. at
9 a.m. and picked up promptly at
4:30 p.m. Participants are asked to
bring a swim suit, towel and lunch.
Rental skates and a snack will be
provided.

Registration is limited and will
be held at the West Vancouver
Recreation Centre, 780-22nd St.,
until Oct. 20. For more informa-
tion contact Paul McMillan at
926-3266.

After-school action
scheduled for kids

EAGLE HARBOUR Community
Centre offers a variety of
afterschool! programs for children
ages six to 13 years.

On Tuesdays, children can par-
ticipate in pottery or basketball
basics and scrimmage. Both
courses are taught by qualified in-
structors and offer the fundamen-
tals and fun.

On Wednesdays after school,

children can take part in tap and
jazz dance, (een trampolining,
become a certified babysitter in the
Red Cross babysitters’ program or
g0 bowling with Bowling Buddies.

Gymnastics, ballet, pottery and
junior scientists are offered on
Thursdays after school.

For further information contact
Eagle Harbour Community Centre
at 5575 Marine Dr. in West Van-
couver, 921-7425.

Learn to make face

EXPERT INSTRUCTION on
European lace making for senior
and non-senior adults is offered at
the West Vancouver Seniors Activ-
ity Centre.

Margaret Oddstad will teach
bobbin lace or pillow lace making

including French, Italian, Buck-
ingham and Scandinavian patterns.
No experience is necessary.

This course runs every second
Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m., on Oct. 25,
Nov. 8 , 22 and Dec. 6. For further
information call 926-4375.

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AT 3025 LOUGHEED HWY.
SUNWOOD SQUARE

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OWN FOR
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SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS.