16 - Friday, January 19, 1990 - North Shore News

NORTH SHORE YMCA

Gymnastics programs

THE NORTH Shore Family YMCA offers pre-school
gymnastics programs for children 18 months to 5
years of age.

In Diaper Gym (18 months to two years), Tumble-
weeds (three years) and Kindergym (four to five
years), children work on motor development, motor
awareness, confidence and agility. The emphasis is on
fun while learning games and gymnastic skill devel.
opment utilizing music and movement education.

These classes will be held on Fridays, Feb. 2 to
March 16 from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. (Diaper Gym),
11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. (Tumbleweeds), and 12:15 to
1 p.m. (Kindergym).

A new Monday Kindergym class will run from 3:30
to 4:15 p.m. from Jan. 22 to March I.

For boys and girls ages 6 to 12 years of age, the Y’s

offered

recreational gymnastics program provides a chance to
have fun and learn gymnastics skills through the na-
Uonally-certified red, white and biue skills level pro-
gram. These after-school programs run from the week
of Jan. 22 to March 16.

Two new gymnastics programs this winter include
trampoline Level I, Tuesdays, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., and
rhythmic gymnastics, Wednesdays, 4 to 5 p.m.

YMCA gymnastics programs include a wind-up
class at the end of the session inviting family members
and friends. Transportation pick-up from designated
schools is available for most of the after-school class
times.

All classes have limited spaces so early registration
is advised. For more information call Patty Clarke at
986-0388.

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Walking tours of Britain explored

BRITAIN HAS the ideal coun-
tryside for leisurely walking with
its picturesque landscapes, well-
maintained system of footpaths,
reasonable accommodation and
country pubs.

Poetry readings
launch review

THE CAPILANO Review and the
Western Front are sponsoring an

Traveller Janet Venn will present
an evening of slides on Walking in
Britain at the Capilano branch of
North Vancouver District Library
on Thursday, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m.

From the bluebell woods in the
spring, to the glorious color of the
traditional country gardens in the
summer, the slides will show some
of the pleasures that can only be
enjoyed by the traveller who has
the time to stand and stare.

Areas to be featured will include
the majestic Lake District, the
tugged Southwest Peninsula path,
the rolling dales of Yorkshire and

the idyllic, golden stone villages of
the Cotswolds.

Venn will also discuss the
clothing and equipment recom-
mended for a walking holiday, and
the best times to plan a trip.

The iibrary will provide a
display of books to complement
the talk.

There is no charge for the pro-
gram, but participants are asked to
come in good time as seating is
limited. For more information
contact the Capilano Library, 3045
Highland Blvd., North Vancouver,
987-4471.

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to launch the first issue of Series
Two of The Capilano Review.

Readers will include Robin
Blaser, Sheila Delany, Gladys
Hindmarch, George Bowering,
Carole Itter and others.

The reading will be held at the
Western Front, 303 East 8th Street
in Vancouver, Jan. 19 at 8 p.m.

The Capilano Review is the
Iongest running literary journal
produced by a college. The maga-
zine’s editors have established a
new format and design for Series
Two. Proposed future topics in-
clude writing and prisons, gender
and Central and Latin American
writing.

Admission to the reading is $5,
which can be used as a credit
towards a subscription to” The
Capilano Review. For information
phone 984-1712.

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