Seniors
start
classes

“THERE’S SOMETHING for
 everyone,’’ says Robyn McGuin-
ness, program coordinator at the
West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity
Centre.

” McGuinness was ‘commenting on
spring classes which begin the week
of April 6 and continue to mid-
June, -at: the centre at. 695 21st
Street.

_ Programs include. languages
such as French and Spanish;
‘fitness and sports such as tennis;
. cooking courses such as microwave

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‘pagne;: craft: workshops*on paper
‘tole;: paper: quill, and acrylic block
‘rengraving; “philately and
calligraphy.
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“who retired”. as’ chairman of ‘the
“centre earlier ‘this’. month, ;° the
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“will take place from April 1 to 16.
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