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B TEENS ‘and instructors. who
Society gathered at John Lawson Park for a picnic rece:
48 great summer of ocean expeditions, marine trades train ning and job-shadowing.

‘North Shore Continu n

fall Course Calendar 2

po gOser 600 adultc classes to

‘Sea mates

participated with the Vancouver Ocean Challenge

. The group capped off

9 ‘Education offers a wide selection for everyone.

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Sunday, September 7, 1997 -- North Shore News ~ 24

We're starting our
mornings earlier

for your convenience.

Starting August 30, 1997 our doors will be open

7:30am to 7:00pm
monday to friday

9:00am to 2

pm - saturday

closed sunday and holidays

you can reach us 24 hours a day at

985.2131 - 986.6222

or on our website at www.nsnews.com

seasons

. North Shore Continuing

Education's Fall brochure is

' . Now out and is full of hundreds
.of classes for adults on the

North Shore. “It’s amazing how
many different classes you can
find in this brochure,” say
Program administrator, Barbera
McBride. Computer and :
Internet classes continue to
‘attract many people who want
to be active perticipants in the
information technology. “With.
five modem IBM labs, the

_ Lucas Centre 2132 Hamitton is

able to offer both day and ~
evening classes and, for the
first time, some discounted

classes in the 4:30 to 6:30 time |

period,” reports computer co-
ordinator Joan Fleischer.

In addition to computer classes,

“the Business Division offers a ~

variety of cornmunications and
business courses. New this fall
is the Smail Business :
Management Dipioma program.
It and other diploma programs
will be explained at a free
information session on Monday,

“2132 Hamil

| zzz North Shore

September 8, at 7:30 p.m. at
the Lucas Centre.

“With Christmas just around the
comer, making gifts, hore

“workishops on October 18 and: :

November t offer a

decorations and festive foods.

can be easy with wide...
selections of specialty classes
flared this term,” reports co-
ordinator Katherine Laubman.
Most of these classes are a
planned for late October and
early November. In addition to
the festive seasonal.”
preparations, September
classes in floral work, paper
crafts, pottery, sculpture,
woodwork, painting and
photography are sources of ..
mary gifts. For those interested
in health and lifestyies, the Fati
brochure lists over forty
different classes from
aromatherapy to yoga.

Of special interest this term are
two free classes. On.
September 1? popular educator
_- Terry Small will talk to parents
about how they can help their
“children improve their study
habits (APO1). On October 21,
weil known financial advisor
Mike Grenby and a panel of
experts will help you with "Your
money and your life” (APO2).
Both seminars begin at 7:30 at
the Lucas Centre and pre-
registration is recommended.

For those with busy weekday
schedules, the Saturday

St-North

~ Meditation, Kite. Making.
Cotta Pot Painting; ! Moss:
_ Hariging Baskets and

If residents did not resolve ihe’
Fall brochure in their August ”
17th edition of the N.S, News,
they can pick up one at the
Lucas Centre or any library and -
at many stores and banks, Call.
995-8888 for @ looetion near”
you.

“We are very. y pleased 10 be. .
able to offer North Shore
residents such a variaty of
learning opportunities. Aleng
with the programs at tha
Recreation Centers ang
Capilano College, the North .. -
Shore is indeed a privileged
piace to live and work,”
concludes McBride. For more.
information about North Shore
Continwing Education's Fall
classes, call 986-8888, —

Continuing. Educat on |

936-8333.

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