20 - Sunday, November 5, 1989 - North Shore News

READY, CAMERA, AC.
TION...Jocal. youths Alison
Courage (secoad from left) and
Dorothy Parvaz (second from
right) participate in the filming of
a peer counselling training video.
Guiding the action is Capilano
Community Services Youth worker
Terry Bulych and cameraman
Randy Wright. The Capilano
Youth Projects video, which in-
volved 30 teens, was funded with a
grant from the provinciai govern-
ment.

Get fit with jazz

bour’s instructor Jodi Boyle, who

ARE YOU a fitness buff wanting
has danced for the last 17 years.

to try something different? Eagle

Harbour Community Centre’s Jazz
’n’ Stretch class might add that
variety.

The class is held on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 10:10 to 11:10
a.m. at the centre, located at 5575
Marine Dr., West Vancouver.

Jazz ’n’ Stretch is a high-energy,
low-impact approach to fitness. It
incorporates dance steps and com-
binations with an emphasis on in-
dividual style. The class ends with
extended stretch and relaxation.

The class is led by Eagle Har-

Boyle did intensive study in the
dance program at SFU for four
years, and has instructed children,
teens and adults in modern and
ballet techniques and improvisa-
tions. Boyle’s latest pursuits are
choreographing for high school
musical productions.

Drop-ins are available in this
energetic multi-style aerobic and
dance class although pre-registra-
tion ensures a space. For more in-
formation call 921-7425.

Reg. $1099.95

SALE $825

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Collectors Cherry
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This wide variety of occasional pieces capture the essence
of traditional formatity. For cocktail use there are four
Styles including a butter's tray and tea table. For the endofa
sofa or chair, there are six table styles including a drop-leat
lamp table, a low boy and low chest. Two other pieces which
illusirate Thomasville’s attention to faithtul styling are the
block front Goddard chest with shell carvings and the ladies’

TRANSPORTATION
NETWORK STUDY

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE

The City and District of North Vancouver invite
interested members of the public to attend an open
house on

Reg. $2249
SALE $1687

NOVEMBER 9, 1989
AT QUEEN MARY COMMUNITY
SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
230 W. KEITH ROAD,
NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.

The open house will provide the public with the
opportunity to view displays and handouts, hear the
preliminary results of the Transportation Network
Study, ask questions and partake in discussion groups
prior to the Final Report being presented to the
Councils.

The gymnasium will open at 7:00 p.m. to allow the
public to preview the displays and the meeting will start
at 7:30 p.m, After a presentation by the consultants and
staff the public will be afforded an opportunity to
participate in a question and answer session with the ow
panel. 4 Reg. $1199
Details of the meeting are available at the Engineering SALE $899
offices of the City and District Halls.

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