ms - Last. SUMMER: rectents ‘Lonsdale’ s drama camps - were more than jurt s huge success, they were filled to. _ overflowing. Lonsdale staff have: scheduled. a similar program this summer. “Drame’ camp for an te 1Syear-olds nuns from July 17 to 21. Preschool: “Dramatics for four- to six-year- olds and Drama‘ Aatics for : seven'- ‘to 10-year-olds run from July 24 to 28. -Childrea will be invoived in ‘wrange of. activities in- cluding drama gamss,; improvisation, theatre sports, Vancouver, 988-6166. iS- THERE “AM SANDSTORM HERE g: NOT UNLESS HE , my gust: : CAN'T SEEM TO FIND tr! ‘mime, scripts and video. : Instructor Tanja Dixon-Warren is a graduate of the ‘University. of British: Columbia with a Bachelor of ’ Fine Arts in Acting. She has instructed with the North Shore Film and Theatre School and several elementary schools in the. Lower Mainland. Dixon-Warren has many stage roles to her credit and recently ‘made her television debut on BCTV's Secret Lives. Register by telephone by cailing 987-PLAY or in person at recCentre Lonsdale, 123 E. 23rd St., North GUIDED WALKS Tour N. Vancouver's demonstration forest AN INVIGORATING, educa- tional coastal B.C. forest experi- ence awaits you right on Van- couver's doorstep. Escape ihe city for a fev’ hours and enjoy the 1989 Summer Tour Program in the Greater Vancouver Regional -District’s Seymour Demonstration Forest in North. Vancouver. Ga selected Sundays throughout the summer, Registered Profes- sional Foresters from the Canadian Institute of Forestry and repre- seatatives from the forest industry will guide you through - the Deinonstration Forest’s new inter- . pretive loop trail. The informal one-hour walks leave the parking lot at 12 noon | qi and 2 p.m. on the following Sun- days: July 16 and 30, August. 13, 20 and 27 and September 3. They go ahead regardles of weather. Grouys or individuals can. ar- range for private tours during the: week by calling the Demonstration Forest.at 432-6286. . Learn abcut integrated resource — management while walking, on:a.-] “Seem page 49:° _ - Saute onion and green pepper in * butter until soft. Stir in flour, mustard and seasinings and blend. Add milk and stir until thickened. :.- Add corn. if you are using frozen’. corm, cook until thawed, Remove : from heat. Stir in egg. - Turn into a well-sprayed quart casserole. Top with crumib. mixture --and bake at 350F until: bubbly, “ about %:. hour — Ie refrigerated. Bake your | garlic bread alongside. ae nan Here’s- another recipe, that rm going to try, unless Marlene’does it - first! 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The Seymour Demonstration Forest is a 5,600 hectare. working | forest nestled between. Mount - — Seymour Provincial Park and Lynn Headwaters Regional Park. It is open year round, seven days a week from dawn fo dusk. The many walking and hiking trails that traverse this forest provide a natural outdoor classroom for ail visitors. Cycling to Seymour Dam, a unique oppostunity for cycling en- thusissts, is permitted on weekends only. The Demonstration ‘Foreat is on- ly . a °20-minute’™ drive: from — downtown “Vancouver or ' Co-. uitiam. From . the ‘Second . ‘Narrows - Bridge, or, West cr North Van- . couver, take Lillooe?. ‘Road, past’ 5 Capilano College. and: along the *... gravel road to .the Seymour | Demenstration Forest. entrance and parking lot. . - For oat at a aaa ne Te Re Eee © Pizza bread: Spread split” tbat. gencrously: ‘with * buiter. Sprinkle _ with getlic salt, Parmesan ch with: a bit of par wander and top with ‘pitted, Greek . olives. . 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