Fitness Centre Fall programs

The Fitness Centre will be open. from 7 am
to 5 pm Monday to Friday with full shower
and sauna facilitles and universal gym
apparatus. Lockers cost $4 per year. If
you want a personal fitness evaluation and
prescribed exercise program, make an
appointment with Joe lacobellis (320). The
evaluation is free for faculty, staff and
students, and $23 for community members.
Other programs being held include pre-ski
fitness (see the Extension Programs
brochure), fitness clubs such as the ''500!'
mile club for joggers and runners, the
women's weight. training club which
welcomes new members, and the Athletics
teams—men's and women's Basketball and

Soccer, men's Rugby and women's Volleyball..

There is no excuse to be a couch potato,
folks.

Aerobics at Noon

The ever popular aerobic exercise classes
run by the Fitness Centre are continuing
this year and the first class will be the
week of September 17. The registration fee
is $5 for 12 weeks (at 42¢ a week that's

a great deal) and appropriate exercise
strip is required. Classes will be held
Monday and Wednesday 1-2 pm and Tuesday
and Thursday 12-1 pm. For information call
Joe lacobellis, 320.

Give your glasses

Your old glasses can help others to see.
If you have eyeglasses that you no longer
use, they can be used in Third World
Countries In eye clinics. There's a box in
the Outdoor Rec reception area where you
may deposit them—or send them through
the internal mail.

Sketch club show

The West Vancouver Sketch Club is once
again presenting its popular juried
exhibition In Park Royal's South Mall from
October 9-20. If you want more information

call 988-0875.

Workshop on novel writing

Do you dream of writing a novel? Many
people do, but are dismayed because it
seems to be too huge a job. Not according
to Crawford Kilian. Kilian Is teaching a
one-day Extension workshop this fall
called ''The One Hour a Day Novel'', which
will explain how an investment of an hour
a day should produce a completed novel in
a year or less. The workshop will be held
Saturday, October 13 from 9:30 to 4:30 and
participants will spend much of the day
dealing with the-craft of writing:
plotting, characterization, dialogue,
scene construction, narrative techniques,
and suitable style. Also covered will be
self-editing and criticism, and some
advice on the publishing process—what to
look for in contracts and tax problems
writers may run into. If you are
interested, call Extension at 321.

UNCLASSIFIEDS

FOUND: Silver metal rimmed glasses. Left
in Print Shop. Call local 263.

TO RENT: Furnished 2 bedroom townhouse.
Close to Cap College. For 6 months from
15 or approx. References please. For

particulars. call 980-5557.

Oct.

“Guess whol?