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DEMONSTRATING WHAT TO.DO when a kayak rolls over is instructor Colin-Gray, who teaches the West:
Vancouver Aquatic Centre's introductory kayak course. Advanced classes are also available. For more information,

Kayak course in West Van

An Eskimo roll may sound
like something to eat, but
actually it is a paddling skill
that is taught at the West
Vancouver Aquatic Centre’s
introductory kayak course.

For the last two Saturdays,
teens and adults, agés 14 and
over have been learning the
basics of kayaking — how to
get in and out of a kayak,
how to paddle forwards and
backwards and what to do
when the kayak tips, to
name a few of the skills
involved.

“We like to teach these
skills in the pool first,” says

Mike Aird, Aquatic Centre
supervisor, “because it gives
each person a chance to
become more proficient and
confident in water that is
calm and familiar.”

‘Once the basics have been

_mastered in the pool, the

class then goes to a nearby
river, usually to the mouth of
the Capilano River, for
further instruction in
handling a kayak in small
currents.

This is the first time that

‘the West Vancouver Parks

and Recreation Department
has offered an indoor kayak

course. Until now, it has
been. a summer-only

program, held at the Am- .

bleside Pool.

The next introductory
course at the Aquatic Centre
will be held Wednesday,
November 28 and Friday,
December 7.

And, if there are enough
requests, says Aird, “we will
schedule advanced courses
as well,” adding that, “this is
the time of year when the
rivers are filling up again,

making conditions ideal for
white water kayaking.”

Why take up kayaking? As
Aird explains it, “for ‘those
who are looking for a
challenge, paddling a kayak
through fast-flowing water
can be exciting. But for
those who simply want to get
away. from it all, kayaking
can also be a- means to

‘exploring new areas.

Persons interested in
either introductory or ad-
vanced kayaking may

‘contact the West Vancouver

Aquatic Centre, at 926-8585
for registration information.

Scott wins Gleneagles title

The recent five day Low
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Gleneagles ladies’ section
was won this year by May
Scott on the 16th hole,
entitling her to compete in
the “Champion of Cham-
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held at the Vancouver Golf
Club.

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The Blues soccer team

-picked up where they left off

last year by thumping Royal
Roads.Military College 8-0 in
the Totem Conference
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Olaf Zeuch opened the
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of Victoria Junior Varsity
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the first half, the Blues
knotted the score at half
time on a goal by Terry
Charles.

In the second frame, Olaf
Zeuch scored two goals and
Eric Accilli chipped in one

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