B4 - Sunday, February 26, 1984 - North Shore News

BELIEVE IT, or not, beach
weather will soon be here. At
Ron Andrews Pool, there are
programs to help you and
your tot enjoy a water safe
summer experience.

For little guys from 6
weeks to 2 years old, there
are Parent and Preschool
lessons each Friday and
Saturday morning. This pro-
gram focuses on water orien-
tation and stresses relaxing
water play and pre swimming
skills.

For tots 3 years and older,
there are a variety of “ hour
Tiny Tot swim classes offered

both morning and afternoons
throughout the week. Tiny
Tots progress from the lower
(beginning) level to the stage
where they learn to float and
move. freely. in the water.
They then advance into upper
level classes where swimming
skills are taught. Graduates
from the Tiny Tot program
move into Tadpole | and II
where skills are refined and
swimming distance is
increased.

Some specialty offerings of
tots and toddlers include pro-
grams such as Diaper Gym
and Swim (6 mo-2 yrs.) and
Tiny Tot Gym and Swim (3-5

yrs). both “consisting” of: 4
hour matactivity.and hour

water classes. The level of |

swim instruction in these

classes is geared to the age =
and swimming ability of each --

individual child.

School age children’s pro~
grams are offered after -
school on a bi-weekly basis as . 8

well as once per week after
school or Saturday morning.

Royal Lifesaving and’ Red
Cross lessons for teens and
adults are also available at
convenient evening times
during the week. For infor-
mation call 929-7315, Ron
Andrews Pool.

Racing at Ex Park

beginning.

B.C. JOCKEY Club an-
nounced recently that its 1984
racing season at Exhibition
Park will begin Sunday,
April 8 and close Sunday,
October 14, a total of 109
racing days.

The opening and closing
will be the only two Sunday
racing days on the calendar,
approved by the B.C. Racing
Commission.

The Track, with one excep-
tion, will race Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday even-
ings and Saturday and holi-

day afternoons in 1984.
There will be no racing on
Good Friday, April 20.

Five holiday Mondays are
on the schedule: Victoria
Day, May 21; Canada Day,
July 2; B.C. Day, August 6;
‘Labour Day, September 3,
and Thanksgiving Day, Oc-
tober 8.

Parade to the Post on
Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday evenings will be 6:15
pm with parade times on
Saturdays and holidays at
1:15 pm.

Meanwhile, season tickets

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for both the clubhouse and
grandstand are now on sale at
The Track.

A season ticket for the
clubhouse can be purchased
for $200 while a grandstand
season ticket may be purchas-
ed for $150.

Discount books of 10
tickets are also available —
$35 for clubhouse and $20
for grandstand.

Ali are available from the
general office at The Track, 9
am - 4:30 pm, Monday
through Friday.

Ringette’s best in B.C.

ALMOST 500 girls from
across the country will be
calling Port Coquitiam their
home in early April. They
will be participating in the
sixth annual Ringette Canada
national championships,
slated for April 2-7, 1984, at
the Post Coquitlam Arena.

The host commitice, to-
gether with Port Coquitlam
Ringette, British Columbia

Ringette and Ringette
Canada, are working
together to ensure an exciting
schedule of games which will
see nine provinces competing
in three age divisions.

This is the first ume a B.C.
community has hosted this
event in the 20 year history of
ringette. Previous national
championships have been
held in Winnipeg. Waterloo,
Sudbury, Dartmouth and Ed-

monton. The age divisions up
for grabs are: Junior Belles

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