34 - Sunday, 1987 -

Sports

September 27,

North Shore News

photo by Bill Shepherd

INSTRUCTOR CHRISTINE Elsey (right) and Anna Haltrecht go through some of the steps from a new aquatic dance and stretch program at Ron

Andrews Community Centre.

STRESS CONTROL THROUGHT MOVEMENT

Aquatic dance comes to NV centre

A COUKSE in aquatic dance and
stretch instructed by Christine
Elsey begins Sept. 30 in the Win-
dridge Room at Ron Andrews
Community Centre,

This new program was
developed by instructor Elsey as a
result of her experience with the
Pacific Motion Dance Company,
which is directed by Vancouver's
Janice LeBlond, who developed an
underwater technique and a dance

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technique through the course of a
back injury.

Since the summer of '86, Elsey
has co-founded the Metropolis
Dance Company with Anna
Haltrecht, devising choreography
based on the Feldenkrais method,
a therapeutic technique that
achieves healing through move-
ment,

Elsey has worked extensively
with Haltrecht using Feldenkrais
movement for the past three years,

Argos tame Mustangs

THE NORTH Shore Bantam
Argos won their home opener at
Eldon Park Sept. 13 with a 27-0
win over the Langley Mustangs.

Defence was the kev to
Argos’ win.

“Getting a shut-out in football
is great, out co score 14 points is
tremendous,"* said defensive coach
Matt Storey.

Outside linebackers Danny
Prentis and Ross Hatch each
returned interceptions for
touchdowns.

Inside linebackers Sean Lambert
and Kwa Kwee Baker displayed
aggressive play, recording 15 solo

the

Morfitt makes

WEST VANCOUVER'S George
Morfitt, the only British Colum-
bian to capture the 1987 Canadian
national squash championship for
men 50 years and over, came close
to adding the U.S. 50 plus Squash
Championships to his list of na-
tional and international squash
successes.

The unseeded Morfitt qualified
for the finals with straight-game

tackles.

Defensive tackles Josh Stipic
and Scott Lincez pressured the
Langley quarterbacks and general-
ly created havoc for the Langley
offence.

Quarterback Sandy Turner con-
trolled the game offensively com-
pleting six of 12 passes for 96
yards and two touchdowns.

Tight end Gerry Davie hauled in
two passes, one for a seven-yard
touchdown,

Fullback Paul Zuccato scored
the other Argo touchdown on a
Spectacular 40-yard pass and run
play.

squash final

victories over players from Col-
orado, Pennsylvania and
Washington, D.C.

In the finals, he lost 9-3, 9-7, 9-5
to long-time rival and defending
champion Gerry Shugar of Toron-
to.

Although Shugar prevailed in
three games, the closely contested
match took longer than one hour
to play.

She hes studied modern dance
since 1970, yoga and some Alex-
ander Technique of therapeutic
alignment.

Elsey recently returned from
New York where she took classes
in release technique, a method of
stress control through movement.

This course of aquatic dance and
stretch offers a unique combina-
tiun of dance and swim. Stretching
and alignment work is done on
land in preparatioy for slow fluid

underwater movements learned in
the shallow end of the pool.

Participants should wear bathing
suits and light sweats or cemfor-
table clothes. Goggles and nose
plugs are recommended as well.

The course is suitable for men
and wornen of all ages who are in-
terested in this aquatic exercise
adventure.

For more information on the
program, call Ron Andrews
Community Centre at 929-7314.

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SUPER SPECIAL!

__ BIGGER

Boxing club
seeks members

THE NORTH Shore Boxing Club
(NSBO) is) looking for new
members,

Club coach Tony facoviello said
he needs a minimum of five bos-
ers, 1] years old and up in order to
form a competitive team,

At last. year’s BC.
Games, boxers from the
won four gold and one
medal,

For information call 985-4770 or
visit the club's training facilities at
225 Fast Second St., North Van-
couver,

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