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North Shore News

Centre offers chance to meet friends

A VARIETY of creative and active programs with
the mature adult in mind is being offered by the
Delbrook Community Centre.

“The spectrum of pro-
grams range from social
afternoons to fitness classes,
arts and crafts to drama
groups,’’ said Joyce
Parkin-Burk, recreation
programmer at Delbrook.

“Both daytime and even-
ing programs offer a great
chance for sharing, making
new friends or learning new
skills.’’

The After One Club will
be meeting on Wednesday
afternoons from 1:30 p.m.
to 2:30 p.m. and will offer a
wide range of activities and
guest speakers.

The Lynn Valley Ecology
Centre’s Kevin Bell, will be a
guest speaker on Jan. 12,
presenting a slide show en-
titled Birds of the North
Shore.

On Jan. 29, Art Rempel
of the North Vancouver

Safety Council will be pres-
enting the club with a lecture
on the Pedestian Program.

For seniors interested in
fitness, the centre is offering
Elderobics, a mild exercise
program especially tailored
for seniors, said Parkin-
Burk.

“*Based on the Elderobics
motto that fitness adds years
to your life and life to your
years, the exercises are done
to music and are designed to
improve stamina, strength
and suppleness in a relaxed
atmosphere.”’

Other active programs
available to seniors include a
Badminton Club, which
meets Tues. and Thurs.
afternoons, a Badminton
Social on Thurs. evenings

and table tennis every Tues.
evening.
For performing art lovers,

the community centre is of-
fering Drama in the After-
noon, an acting class with
field trips to the Centennial
Theatre.

Parkin-Burk said other
activities offered by the cen-

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meals in small portions,
cooking techniques and food
preparation and storage.””
Schedules and registration
information are available at
the Delbrook Community
Centre. Phone: 984-4181.

includes a beverage
children 12 & under 5:00pm-9:00pm

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They will be appearing Jan. 21 & will
be rotating with Mr. Boston every

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