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Vancouver

MILLIE HELLIWELL, 4659 Simpson Ave., V6R 1C2 228-9534

Vernon

KAREN JOINSON, 4103-35A St. V1T 6C7 542-2200

Victoria

GOODINGS, STEWART, 4415 Chartwell Dr., V8N 2R2 477-9226

West Vancouver

SALLY MARKHAM, 553 Duchess Ave., V7T 1G5 922-8927

Windermere

LUANA GILLIES, Box 184, VOB 2L0 342-9600

Yukon

SUZANNE HAWKES, 5 Donjek Road, Whitehorse Y1A 3P8 667-2623

Salmon Arm

HEATHER STRUTYNSKI, RR3, Salmon Arm, VOE 2T0 832-4569

Maple Ridge

VALE SAVEGE, 22532-122nd Ave., V2X 7H1 467-1401

NATIONAL OFFICE

P.O. Box 8470 Terminal, Ottawa, Ont. K1G 3H6 61 3-749-3430
JANET POYEN, 14104-48th Ave., Edmonton, Alta. T6H 0G2

403-437-7960

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Information

The Port Moody Recreation
Department is offering a ‘French
Appreciation Class’ for pre-
schoolers Friday mornings 10:15-
11:15. There will be stories, songs
and conversation with a bilingual
instructor. Registration: January
16th. 12 sessions—$10.00. For
more information phone 461-4411.

The October 1980 issue of
Canadian Consumer Volume 10,
No. 5 page 42 has an article about
‘Major fears about Immersion
programs are fables.’

Saturday Night—November issue
p. 17. ‘The Immersion Effect’
discusses the effects of immer-
sion on cognitive development.

Teachers! The Centre Culturei in
Vancouver is featuring an art
exhibition particularly sulted for

children. A tour may be arranged
for your class by calling Rose
Helene or Francine at 874-9105.
The exhibit is on display until
December 23rd and again from
January 6th to the 17th. Free.
(Parents: pass the word to your
child’s teacher!)

French games and toys adver-
tised In the Sears Wish Book. You
must specify ‘French’ model.

251 Typewriter

279 Disney Talking Phone
291 Quiz Wiz cartridges

295 Game of Life

295 Monopoly

295 Junior Scrabble

295 Scrabble

295 Careers

295 Payday

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