Top track clinics set
for Spring Break

YOUNG ATHLETES atten-
ding the Norwesters Spring
Break Athletes Clinic at
Handsworth will receive four
days of expert instruction in
track and field skilis, Clinic
Director Dave Holtzman has
also built in another dimen-
sion, the inspriation which
beginners receive from con-
tact with successful athletes.

Clinic staff has been
selected for technical exper-

tise and for their personal.

athletic achievement, John
Freeman of the Vancouver
Olympic Club, and Scott
Glaspie of Powell River are
well-known BC Track and
Field coaches. Glaspie was

named BC Athletics Coach
of the Year in 1982.
Holtzman has also invited
some of the best athletes the
North Shore has produced,
to act as coaches in their in-
dividual specialities.

The ancient art of javelin-
throwing will be taught by
Alison Hayward, a graduate
of West Vancouver Secon-
dary. Hayward was an out-
standing high school athlete

vincial Team. Valerie Parker,
another well-known North
Shore athlete will coach in
Long and Triple Jump. Some
events will be handied by
regular Norwesters coaches.
A limited number of boys
and girls in the grade 6 to 9
group will be accepted.
Previous experience in track
and field is not essential. In-
struction groups are kept
small to ensure that each

who went on to win a silver. athlete receives individual at-

medal in the 1978 Common-
wealth Games.

Instruction in hurdles will
be given by Wayne Davis, a
Handsworth Grad who com-
petes for UBC and the Pro-

tention. The Clinic runs from
March 20 to March 23.

For information, phone
Clinic Director, Dave
Holtzman 922-0506 or
980-9257.

NSWC PEE WEES AND MIDGETS

Aiming for B.C. titles

NORTH SHORE Winter
Club Pee Wee ‘‘As’’ won the
Lower Mainland Pacific
Coast Championship on the
weekend defeating Ab-
botsford 5-2.

The win capped a three
game sweep of the inter-zone
final as North Shore had
earlier defeated Grandview
21-0 and Abbotsford 10-5.

Jason Jennings with two,

Kevin Alexander, Robert
Tadey, and Dean Russell
handled the scoring for the
winners. as they outshot the
visitors 36-8.

The team has had an
outstanding season so _ far
with a 48-4-2 record. They
have scored 452 goals: while
allowing only 134.

Winter Club now leaves
for Duncan to compete in the
B.C. Championships on

March 18-24.

Meanwhile, the Winter
Club Midget As continued to
dominate the opposition as
they have won the right to ad-
vance to the provincial cham-
Ppionships in Prince George as
lower maintan d
representatives.

The midgets hold 54 wins,
One tie and two loss record
going into the provincial.

Great outdoor lectures

AS THE SEASON for trek-
king the great outdoors ap-
proaches, the hikers, boaters
and climbers will be gearing
up for another year of out-
door activities.

To help people get in the
mood and to learn more
about their favorite activity,
Mountain Equipment Co-op
in Vancouver is holding
another series of free lectures
and presentations.

On May 3, Don Whittaker
will talk about Cycle Touring
at Home and Abroad while
on May 10, John Ince will!
talk about Kayaking
Canada’s West Coast --
named after his book

Roz Rickard and Greg
Blanchette will take the
podium on May 17 to discuss
the North West Passage
Kayak Expedition.

And from the waves to the
wall, Scott Flavellic, the inter-
national mountain guide will
lecture on Big Wail
Climbing.

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Flames to finals

THE NORTH Shore Winter
Club Jr. B Flames won the
third and deciding game
Saturday night at home to
advance to the West Coast
Championship. Flames
defeated Ladner Rebels 6-3 at
home Thursday night.

Jeff Sherman led the way
with two goals with singles
going to Paul Tadey, Brian
Mayrs, Steve Corcoran and
Cary Manns. The Flames lost

Royals looking for top

MT. SEYMOUR Royals are
gunning for first place and a
league championship Sunday
up in Squamish in division
four action of the Vancouver
Metro Soccer League.

The young team, in their
first season after coming out
of Intermediate play, hold a
12-3 won-lost record and can
clinch top spot with a win.

In their last two outings
they downed Club India 3-0
on goals Marcel Krause,
Peter Burns and John Clark,
and before that, a 3-1 over
Pt. Grey.

The team has already
guaranteed themselves pro-
motion to division three for
next season, but would like to
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home Saturday in a rough
contest.

Jim ,Wilson, Dave
McMaster and Jeff Sherman
scored two each and singles
went to Kelly Wright and
Brian Mayrs.

Next up for the Flames is
North Delta Saints who
eliminated Seattle in two
Straight games. The first
game of the final will be
6-4 in Ladner Friday night,
but came back to win 8-2 at

played Friday night at the
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