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High/ low impact discussed

A FITNESS instructor workshop
on the subject of creative high/low
impact choreography is being
hosted by the North Shore YRICA.

The event takes place on Mon-
day, eb. 27 from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. at the North Vancouver
YMCA, 440 Headry Ave.

This workshop will be led by
Kelly Henderson, a Levei Il B.C.
Recreation and Parks Association
registered fitness instructor and
fitness coordinator at the West

Vancouver YMCA.

Henderson says: ‘‘Trends in
fitness are changing constantly, the
latest preference being high/low
impact workouts, a combination
of jumping and marching or runn-
ing and walking.

“The reasoning behind this type
of a workout is sound: stress and
overuse injuries from constant
pounding are reduced, the amount
of calories used in a workout are

increased, options are provided to
those easing into a impact
class and variety is added for par-
ticipants and instructors.”’

The British Columbia Recre-
ation and Parks Association has
recognized this YMCA course for
instructo:s seeking renewal hours
for the Provincial Registration
Program.

Course fee is $12. For further
information or to reserve space call
Kelly Henderson at 926-5541.

Feb. 23--Deep Cove Garden Club.

Seycove School, arts and craft room.

7:30 p.m. Topic: fuchsia and begonias.

All welcome. Info: 929-5382, 929-2962.
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Feb. 23--N.S. Keep Well drop in. W.V.
Seniors Activity Centre. Exercise,
telaxation, counselling for health
issues. Lunch for small charge, must
teserve ahead. Speaker: Fred Savage on
Osteoarthritis: A Success Story. Info:
926-4375.

Feb. 23~Info meeting about media
resources program. Cap College,
B45. 7 p.m. Info: 986-1911, loc. 3134,
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Feb, 23--Register by Feb. 25 for Bridg-
ing Relationships for Singles, weekend
workshop for singles only, being held
in Squamish on March 10-12. Call
Mike 733-4970, Carol 435-3871.
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Feb, 23—Italian Countryside Cooking,
Italian cuisine, samples, recipes,
menus. Eagle Harbour Centre, $575
Marine Dr., W.V. 7-10 p.m. Pre-
register 921-7425.

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Feb. 23-Fuli Gospel Men’s Lunch.
J.J.'3 Family Rstaurant, 13th and
Lonsdale (previously Pantry Restau-
rant). Noon. $5. All men welcome. In-
fo: 987-1752.
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For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

Feb, 24—Tva Dance. Silver Harbour
Ceatre, 144 B. 22nd St., N.V. £:30
p.m. Tickets $1, available at door. For
those 55 and older.
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Feb. 24—Clay pley for 3-5 year olds.
recCentrs Lonsdale. 9:05-10:05 a.m.
until March 31. Info: 988-6166.

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Feb. 24-Free lecture for seniors on

claiming all new income tax credits.
Financial consultant Susan Milliken
will help seniors understand current
changes and how to prepare their own
return. W.V. Seniors Centre, 695-2tst
St. 1:30 p.m. Register: 926-3475. Pres-
ented by N.S. Info and Volunteer Cen-
tre,
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Feb. 24-Pre-order now, bags of ma-
nure. 15th Capilano Scouts will hold
sale at Texaco station, Edgemont
Village, March 4 and 5. Price: 1 bag
$3.50; 3 bags $10; S$ bags $15. Delivery
extra, Pre-order 980-1552, 3:30-5:30
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For more Coming Events see first page
of Classifieds.

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Feb. 25—Mini circuits. W.V. Rec Cen-

tre. 1-4 p.m. For children age 10-12,

Construct one of 3 circuits to take

home. Demonstrations and construc-

tion included. Pre-register 926-3266,
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Feb. 25-Find out about the world of
graphic design and illustretion. Three
2-hour sessions begin st 9:30 a.m. Cap
College, rm. A117. $15. Call 984-4911
or drop by rm. A206 to pre-register.

Feb. 25--Book and bake sale. St.
Stephens Church, 88$-22ad St., W.V.
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
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‘eb. 25—Following programs offered at
tre Lonsdale. Tango, int. -medi-
ate I, couples, 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.;
fitness racewaiking clinic, adults, 10
a.m.-noon; junior chess tourna:nent,
6-16 years, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Info: 988-
6166.
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Feb, 25--Springtime pruning for keen
gardeners — learn how to prune trees
and bushes to increase fruit/terry pro-
duction. recCentre Delbrook, 600 Ww.
Queens Rd. info: : 984-4181.
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We’re having an open house from I pm to4pm
on Saturday, February 25, at the Burrard Thermal

Generating Plant.

And we would like to see you there.

Come and find out about the operation of this
important generating facility. You'll learn about the
steps we took and the tests we ran to make it the
cleanest natural gas-fired plant in North America.
There will be conducted tours and informative dis-
plays that will explain how the plant is operated and
the role it wiil play in the future of our province.
B.C. Hydro staff will be on hand to answer your

questions.

When you're hungry we'll even have light

refreshments available.

We're at the end of the loco road. Just follow
the signs and come on by. See you there.

Open House
Burrard Thermal Generating Plant
{pm to 4pm on Saturday, February 25

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