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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21436, 30 March 1935, Page 18

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GYMNASIUM CLASSES Since the advertisement put in "The Press" last Thursday numerous enquiries have been received regarding the gymnasium classes for men, which commence next week. Special attention is drawn to the class for business men on Mondays and Thursdays from 5.15 to 6 p.m., and also to the classes for ycung men, young women, boys eight to 12 years of age. primary school boys over 12. secondary school boys, and employed boys. l ull enquiries may be made from Mr Charles G. Pegg, director of the physical education classes, and Fellow of the British Association for Physical Training. Classes for boys have been going for a month, but there is still room for further members. Intending members of classes are invited to visit the gymnasium gallery at the Young Men's Christian Association to see actually what takes place. An illustrated booklet describing the whole of the activities of the association is available on request. BUSINESS TRAINING CLASS The Business Trainn:? Class arranged by the Young Men's Christian ' Association each year is most popular j and its successes have been notable. The season will open this vear on Thursday, April 4, at 7.30 p.m., when an opening talk will be given by the leader, Mr J. L. Hay, on "Why Train for a Business Career?" All young men who are interested are invited to attend. I During the year, in addition to lectures on the technical side of Business Salesmanship, special lectures will be given by outstanding men in the business world;