French Summer Day Camps

Outdoor activities, arts and crafts,
folk lore, dance and music plus a one
day excursion per week—are part of
the action at day camp. Children par-
ticipating in these camps should have
a basic knowledge of French to
enable them to communicate
adequately in the French language
from 10 a.m.'- 3 p.m. Each child is to
provide their own lunch. Registration:
CPF Members $20.00 per week, Non-
members $25.00 per week.

Burnaby July 6-10, grades 1 & 2

July 13-17, grades 3 & 4
Contact: Deanna Cazes, 438-1158
Richmond: July 20-31, grades 1-3
Contact: Diane Dayton, 274-7555
West Vancouver August 4-14
Contact: Lorna Ruelle, 922-5284
North Vancouver August 17-28
Contact Anne Fila, 987-4173
Abbotsford July 6-10, grades 1 & 2
Contact Lynda Lightfoot, 856-6138
Maple Ridge July 20-24, 6-12 years
Contact: Vale Savege, 467-1401
Victoria July 27-August 7, 6-12 years
Contact Stewart Goodings, 477-9226
Duncan August 10-21, 6-12 years
Contact Claire Coombs, 748-4772
Powell River August 24-28
Tentatively, an overnight camp
Contact Cecile Kirouac Vancouver,
683-2501 :

‘‘Enfantaise”’
Is A Series of Artistic
Experiences For Children

8- 12 to be held at the Centre Culturel
Columbien, 795 West 16th Ave., Van-
couver 874-9105. Cost per session
$45.00, CCC members $40.000.

First session July 13-24

Second session August 3-14

The following francophone artists
will be leading the groups.

Gloria Creighton, from Inram Dance
Theatre

Louise Goodman, Drawing painting
and pottery.

Jean Dore, Music.

Carol Painchaud, Drama.

Nicole Vachon-Dahiby, Weaving,
collage and puppets.

The Summer Family French Camp at
Kalamalka Lake is fully registered
and has a waiting list. Thank you Nor-
th Vancouver Parents for French for
organising the advertising and
registration for the camp.

VANCOUVER — FRENCH DAY CAMP

A series of one week French day
camps is being offered at the Centre
Cultural 795 W. 16th from July 6 -
August 21st with exception of the
week of Aug. 3- 7/9am- 3pm.

Cost $35.00

Information phone: 872-0929

Immersion Expansion (continues)

ABBOTSFORD

Due to the overwhelming popular-
ity of the French Immersion Program
and to the increasing enrolment gen-
erally, the Abbotsford School District

is now faced with a serious space
problem. The French Immersion Kin-
dergarten registrations have been
limited to 88 for the fall of 1981 but
even so the program will require 6
classrooms for this year alone.