32 - Sunday, February 5, 1989 — North Shore News

NEWS photo Cindy Sellamy

Middle Eastern workout

GETTING IN shape doesn’t have to be dul). Beginners and advanced bellydance students work out at this
recent class eld at North Shore Neigh

borkood House in North Vancouver. Instructor Kay Castleman

teaches basic anm, legand hip movements of the traditional bellydancing technique.

UBC brings current
affairs to N. Shore

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$40. For registration information
call the UBC Centre for Continu-
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centre 683-5096
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Plenty of education
options at Lucas Centre

WHEN HAMILTON High School closed its doors in the
early 1980s, few realized that it would become a thriving
adult education centre just a few years later.

Now known as Lucas Centre,
the old building hums with activity
again. Not only does it house the
administrative offices of North
Shore Continuing Education, it
also provides classroom space for
several of NSCE’s larger pre-
grams.

Dr. Doug Ledgerwood has been
the director of North Shore Conti-
nuing Education since 1983. With
program administrator Barbara
McBride, he provides an exciting
range of courses. For those stu-
dents who prefer not to leave home
after dark, many classes are
available during the day.

Ledgerwood feeis that continu-
ing education gives taxpayers an
excellent opportunity to profit
from the school system they’ve
supported for so long. Last year
18,170 adult learners took advan-
tage of courses offered by NSCE;
Ledgerwood hopes to increase
enrolment to at least 20,000 in
1989.

By CATHERINE WHEELER
Contributing Writer

Lucas Centre offers a wide
variety of programs during the
day. The Office Training Division
has provided a comprehensive sec-
retarial program with up-to-date
equipment since 1974. Early
Childhood Education is a diploma
course graduating 40 students a

year.

Also available at Lucas Centre
are career training courses, English
as a Second Language, a wide
choice of foreign languages, art,
cooking and sewing classes.

Lucas Centre is easily accessible
from Marine Drive. A convenient
bus service delivers students direct-
ly to the door, and a large, well-lit
parking lot is available for those
who drive.

For further information about
courses Offered by NSCE call
986-8888

RESTA
Came celebrate cur 10th Anniversary
Featuring a cholce of 5 different
Vol au Vent

nightly till Feb. 12

So_M373 Marine Dr. West Van.

226-2933.

"Information Session for Family Care Givers
MINIMIZING THE STRESSES OF
CARING FOR AN OLDER

FAMILY MEMBER
Speaker: Shelagh Nebocat, MSW.
Resources for

Panel: Community

Care Givers

Lions Gate Hospital, Auditorium {ath St Entrance)
Feburary 11, 1989 1i am to
Registration cal Phys 985-7 3u5-7138

No charge.

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