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GILLS' HIGH SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES © Italic Handwriting — 10 nights Sl5 © Yeast Breads — 6 nights $l2 ® Vegetarian Cooking — 6 nights $l2 © Pottery — 8 nights $2O © Italian Renaissance Art — 6 nights $l2 © Typing — 24 nights $3O ALL CLASSES ARE ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Enquiries: Phone 327-676 evenings only Postal Enrolment to: Evening School Supervisor Christchurch Girls’ High School, Matai Street, Christchurch Name (Surname): (First Name): Address: Phone: Class: Fee Enclosed: $

YWCA EMPOWERING WOMEN 1988 SUMMER COURSES © Anger management for women © Assertiveness training for women © Household maintenance © Self defence courses for women 9 Rhythmic Gymnastics and pre-school gymnastics ... in community locations © Enjoying the outdoors For further information write to YWCA P.O. Box 25-146 Chch or Phone 63-063 „<

1988 ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS AT THE YMCA 12 HEREFORD STREET AND 286 GREERS ROAD PHONE 60-689 PHONE 598-320 HEALTH & FITNESS CENTRE * GOLF CLASSES * The Centre is fully staffed by experienced Health & In association with New Zealand Golf Foundation the Fitness instructors and offers individual fitness Y offers an 8 week introductory Golf Course. Only for assessments and personal programming to cater for people who do not belong to a Golf Club. the needs of each member. — Numbers are limited. Open: Monday-Friday 7.00 a.m.-8 p.m. SQUASH AND RACQUET BALL * I Saturday 8.00 a.m.-12 noon . ... , I „ The Y has courts open to public from 8.30 a.m. to 9.30 | MEN’S KEEP FIT p.m. Racquet hire and balls on sale at reception. | A general fitness class for men with a sauna at the — Please phone for a booking. I conclusion of each class. WEIGHTLIFTING * I Casual^ss 50 Term Annual 5220 The Weightlifting Association operates a studio providing 'o irLo . facilities ,or weightlifting and body building. Instructors | INTRODUCTORY WOMEN S KEEP FIT are available Monday, Wednesday, Friday 5-7 p.m. i A variety of fitness activities including yoga, low Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 a.m.-9.30 p.m. I impact aerobics, swimming and a programme in the Saturday 8.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m Health & Fitness Centre. Junior, Intermediate and Senior membership rates. LOW IMPACT AEROBICS ‘ WOMEN S ADVENTURE COURSE Classes operating for all fitness levels. Please call us An exhilarating 5 week course which takes you from rock for details of class times. climbing to kayaking. Designed especially for those who ......have little or no experience in the great outdoors. WOMEN S RUNNING GROUP Course activities can include abseiling, windsurfing, Meet and run with the support and championship of rafting, horse trekking and much more. Small groups other women. All levels of ability are catered for, with ensure better instruction. Qualified instructors are special encouragement given to those who are provided for all activities. running for the first time. Classes: Thursday 9.00 a.m.-12 noon Monday 9.30 a.m. Summer and 10.00 a.m. Winter Tuesday 9.00 a.m.-12 noon WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING YOU AND ME BABY * The programme caters for women at all fitness levels. 1. Fitness for Pregnancy. A new way for women to maintain fitness, Programmes are individually written for each person's keep healthy and enjoy their pregnancy. A series of relevant specific needs and regular retests occur. We have lectures and the option of attending the gym with an meetings discussing topics such as diet and nutrition, individualised pregnancy fitness programme is available, exercise prescription, training techniques etc. 2. Mother and Baby Aerobic Classes. Weekly low impact aerobic classes where the baby joins the mother in the class. JUuulnu For lunch time and after work joggers, the Y offers: INTRODUCTION TO CRAFTS (At Bryndwr Y Only) — Stretching equipment — Lockers An introduction to a variety of crafts, claywork, dried — Proximity to Hagley Park routes — Showers flowers, pot pourri figures, Easter Eggs etc. Annual membership: $125 puii n pane Casual C runs^$ S l°s0 Card ' s 66 Ch" care is avaHable for most morning activities * Also available at Bryndwr YMCA, 286 Greers Road.

HAGLEY HIGH g©H©©L COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE 510 Hagley Avenue, P.O. Box 3084. Phone 793-090 DAY CLASSES PRE-ENTRY We do not have adults at Form 3 or 4 level, so if you think that’s where you are, come to our pre-entry classes. These run 2 hours per week for each subject and are offered in English, Maths and Science. For adults only. FORM 5 (SCHOOL CERTIFICATE) Accounting, Art, Biology, Clothing & Textiles, Economic Studies, English, German, Geography, History, Home economics, Horticulture, Maori, Mathematics, Science, Technical Drawing, Typing, Workshop Technology. FORM 5 HAGLEY CERTIFICATE - Drama, Child & Family, CMA Maths SIXTH FORM CERTIFICATE Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, English, Costume Design, Design Technology, History, Physics, Word Processing, Technical Drawing, Dance, Geography, Art History, Computing (Basic), Computing (Pascal), Outdoor Education, Drama, Horticulture, Economics, Art practical, Child & Family, Psychology, Teeline Shorthand, Mathematics (Pure), Mathematics (Applied), Chinese Studies, Sociology, German, Physical Education, Women’s Studies, Playwriting, Transition. FORM 7 (UNIVERSITY BURSARY AND SCHOLARSHIP) Art History, Biology, English, History, Art Practical, Maths (Statistics), Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Maths (Calculus) Accounting, Economics, German. HAGLEY CERTIFICATE - Computer Proficiency, Drama, Applied Psychology COMMUNITY CLASSES These can be taken on their own or combined with others. They are mostly two hour classes. Art Crafts & Techniques, Art Studio, Art Theory, Build a Bandsaw, Build a Loom, Computer Proficiency, Coping With Stress, German, Improvisatuonal Drama, International Cooking, Japanese, Job Seeking Skills, Keyboard Skills, Learn to Sew, Legal Studies, Life Drawing, Life Painting, Machine Knitting, Machine Maintenance, Maori Conversation, Metal Scupture, NZ Literature, Patchwork & Applique, Photography, Pottery, Practical Foods, Recreation & Leisure, Singing, Woodwork (beginners), Wordwork (Advanced), Fibre Art, Creative Writing, Literary for ESL students of English as a second language. HOW TO ENROL (FOR DAY GLASSES ON Come to School Assembly Hall Friday, January 29,12-6 p.m., Saturday, January 30, 9 a.m.-12 noon, Monday, February 1,9 a.m.-12 noon. Counsellors, subject teachers, adult students will be there to advise and help you. For later enrolments contact the Dean of Adult Students: John Lathem. EVENING SCHOOL COURSES A full list of 117 Evening School Courses Examinations, Languages, Hobbies, Social, Creative, Recreation, Skills will appear in the Press on Saturday, 30 January. ENROL AT THE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL Come to the School Assembly Hall Tuesday, 2 February, 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, 3 February, 5-7 p.m. Thursday, 4 February, 5-7 p.m. PROSPECTUS AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY OR AT THE SCHOOL