Soccer
field

battle

A CAPILANO College
men’s soccer team
member (in white) battles
it out with a BCIT player
at a recent match at
BCIT. It was the second
league game of the season
for the Capilano Blues.

N. Van karate instructor

returns from

Angeles

NORTH VANCOUVER karate
instructor Roman Terlecki is back
from Los Angeles after-an eight-
month stint of teaching, and is
Starting up classes locally again.

“It was great,’’ the fifth-degree
black belt instructor said of his
teaching Los Angeles businessmen
and movie industry stuntmen and
professionals.

“I picked up many new ideas.
Working with the stuntmen helped
me as much as it helped them,”’ he
explained.

One of only about six instructors
of his level in British Columbia,
Terlecki has started twice-weekly
classes again at the Delbrook
Community Centre.

" Emphasizing speed, stretigth,
agility and mental discipline,
Terlecki’s style of karate is perfect
for getting in shape. ‘‘You might
as well get in shape and learn
something of value (self-defence),”’
he explained.

Terlecki’s classes are about 20
per cent women, and the instruc-
tors says that karate is especially
good as it teaches them valuable
self-defence skills.

Classes run Monday and Wed-
nesday evenings. For more infor-
mation or registration details, call
Terlecki at 980-3886 or the
Delbrook. Community Centre at
984-4181.

Los

KARATE EXPERT Roman
Terlecki demonstrates on stu- |
dent Dave Mah a choke hold
that would immobolize any at-
tacker. Terlecki, who recently
returned from Los Angeles, wili
be giving karate lessons at
Delbrook Community Centre in
y : North Vancouver.

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NEWS photo Neil Lucente

Norvan trounces soccer Ravens

NORVAN Old-Timers. affirmed themselves as likely
prospects to repeat as Western Division champions by
thrashing division rivals Mount Seymour Ravens 6-0
in week two.of the Coaches Soccer League play
recently.

F.C. Germania has so far been the only other
member of the division to keep pace as they posted
their second consecutive victory, edging Lynn Valley
2-1 while Characters Restaurant picked up their first
points by doubling winless Caribbean Alistars 4-2.

Lynnwood Nordic also served notice of their inten-
tion to hold on to the Eastern Division title, downing
Park Royal Hotel 5-2, but Olympic Goldcaps stayed
level with them by defeating Ray Johnson Plumbing
4-2,

Swan Lager also kept pace by registering their se-
cond one-goal victory, this time 2-1 over Coach House
Hotspurs, and Millers notched their first win by edg-
ing Avaion Rangers 2-1.

Fling into

SUE VENABLES...new North
Shore YMCA staff member.

gymnastics

THE NORTH Shore Family
YMCA this fall has gymnastics
for parents and tots,
preschoolers, youths from five to
12 years and teens.

“The North Shore Y is
especially proud to announce the
addition of Sue Venables to our
staff,’’ said the YMCA’s Terry
Pilz. ‘‘Sue has been coaching for
four years and is a past provin-
cial competitor. Anyone who has
been in her class won’t forget her
enthusiasm, excellent coachirz
skills and personality.”’

For more information on pro-
grams at the local YMCA, cali
986-0388.

RUCANOR SOCCER SHOE
NV. 986-6566 al 9° .

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