44 ~ Wednesday, August 31, 1988 - North Shore News

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SEYMOUR SQUADRON

Learn safe boating skilis

SEYMOUR SQUADRON, a unit of the Canadian
Power and Sail Squadrous-Pacific Mainland District,
has been teaching safe boating to North Shore resi-
dents since 1972.

Registration and the first evening of this fall's
boating course will be held at Windsor Secondary
School, 931 Broadview in North Vancouver on Tues-
day, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m.

All instruction is provided by volunteer members of
Seymour Squadron who have successfully completed

advanced boating courses and have extensive boating
experience.

The non-profit organization charges a minimal fee
of $85 per person and $135 per couple to cover the
cost of course material and rental of the training fa-
cility.

Upon completion of the boating course, students
are invited to join Scymour Squadron, and may then
take advanced courses and participate in many cruises
and social events.

For further information call 988-8094,

FALL EVENTS

Seniors’ casino
held at Whistler

LAST YEAR seniors from the North Shore and other parts of the Lower -

Mainland and Vancouver Island came together for a weekend of gambl-
ing fun, fresh air and socializing at Reno North °87.

There was dancing, singing, sightseeing and bingo and a casino with all
proceeds going to charity.

This year, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, Reno North is happening again,
and seniors from all aver B.C. and Washington State are invited to
Whistler,

The festivities i:.1ude entertainment, programmed activities, spec-
tacular alpine sightseeing, bingo and a casino evening.

All proceeds from the bingo go to amateur ski racing on Whistler, and
all proceeds from the casino go to the Whistler Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment.

Seniors can come to Reno North 88 alone, with a friend, or as part of
a group. All participants have assigned to them a hostess who handles
everything from hotel check-in to activity schedules, tours and dinner
reservations.

The program this year includes tours, dance lessons, nature walks,
bridge tournaments and the spectacular Summer Magic ride to the top of
Blackcomb Mountain.

Entertainment features cocktail piano, sing-alongs, Dixieland bands,
comedy and street entertainers. There will also be a gala dance featuring
Art Roger’s Big Band, with activities such as spot dances and change-
partner dances.

All transportation and accommodation arrangements are being handl-
ed by The Whistler Experience. For further information, 925-1468.

THE CHILDREN’S SHOE STORE

P BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL
*5 OFF SHOES

Ask for Details

CAPILANO MALL
935 MARINE DR., N. VANCOUVER

Catalogue 986-4450

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Monday, September 5. Advertising deadlines are
unchanged and the Classified personnel will be here to
serve you in person or by telephone.

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
LIFESTYLE PROGRAMS

A ® Stress Management @ Smoking Cessation
a @ Weight Control @ Introductory Fitness

For information contact the YMCA

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