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Children's Holiday Programme:In consultation with leaders in the community, the ECO and Concerned Social Workers decided to co-ordinat© i a children’s holiday programme to be run in the Westbury Township area. We believe that we have some­thing to offer each other: to discover resources within ourselves, to foster our creative spirit, to teach each other how to share.We believe that it will be a time of building relationships and teaching new ways of learning : learning through co-operation and consent.If you share some of these ideals, this programme- would welcome you and needs you]Training Programme:In order to better equip you';in the task ofjworking.. with the children, we are holding a training event.This v/ill also be a time of providing further details - about the content and structure of the holiday programme.

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CAREW AYS CHILDREN’S CENTRE

FUNCLUB will be launched again during the coming school holidays

For... primary-school going child­ren from grade 1 to std 3 whose parents work all day

When.. Monday 25th to Friday 29th April7.45am to 5.30pm

Where... _Roseneath Primary School^P Cnr. Empire and Queens Rd, Parktown.

Cost.. Careways children R12.00 Non-Careways

children R14.00

Personnel...FUNCLUB is an activity of

Careways, a professional non-prof­it making service for the child­ren of working parents. Careways is staffed by paid staff and a team of students and teachers who offer their time and talents free of charge.Further enguiries will be welcoj^l by the staff. I P

Director: Miss Helen Muller Staff: Miss Janet Vercoe

Mrs Anne Starkey Miss Denise Bear Mrs Joyce Relph

Address: Civic Centre Methodist Church, 114 Rissik St.,

Phone: Mrs Starkey 724-4281

Grade 1 children will be catered for in a programme designed es­

pecially for them. This will include outings, handcraft activities and outdoor games which offer fun, crea­tive expression and involvement.Each child will be cared for in a small group throughout FUNCLUB.

Gr^fct 11's and over may select one special outing each and a

skill which they wish to learn. The skill workshops will run for l-^hours per day from Monday to Thursday:ARTWORKSHOP..... with Jan VercoeAn exciting opportunity for child­ren to experiment with their own ideas and all kinds of different mat­erials from paint to leavesiTENNIS ..... with "Neil's Tennis

Racket" - School of Coaching

A golden opportunity to practice your tennis with expert guidance.(Each child must be equipped with ta^^.es and racquet)"BOYS CLUB"., with Dan Joffe,

Careways team memberFun with wood, bows and arrows, kites, soccer., all for boys onlyj"LADIESFIRST" ...... with Anne StarkeyGirls will bake,sew, patch old den­ims, experiment with hairstyles and all in all... look pretty and act like little ladiesi

Also at Funclub.....* Delicious lunches* Entertaining and educational

films* Plenty of fresh air and outdoor

activities* "FamFun" story time* Funclub Carnival and Party on

Friday 29th. Parents are warml^^F invited to the prize-giving at 4.00pm, Friday 29th April in the school hall.

Collection Number: AG1977

END CONSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN (ECC)

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