Wednesday, June 17, 1992 — North Shore News — 24

Junior lacrosse teams
midway through season

Over 130 boys and girls now playing

NORTH SHORE junior
lacrosse is fast approaching
the midway point of its
season.

Lacrosse has been around on
the North Shore for more than 20
years and the growing popularity
of the sport has brought this
year’s registration to more than
130 boys and girls ranging in age
from four to 16.

The various team levels include
Mini-Tyke, Tyke, Novice, Pee
Wee, Bantam and Midget.

The sport is fast-moving and
helps improve hand-eye coordina-
tion and endurance. It is a great
sport for hockey and ringette
players to play in the off-season
to help improve their agility.

Lacrosse has been played by
some famous hockey greats, in-
cluding Wayne Gretzky and Cliff
Ronning.

The season runs from late
March to late June for the

younger players and into early Ju-'

ly for Pee Wee and above-level
players who get involved in
_ Playoffs and tournaments.
The other asscciations that the
North Shore is involved with in-
clude Mission, Abbotsford, Port
-Coquitlam, Port Moody, Co-

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North Shore home games are
played at either recCentre Lons-
dale or West Vancouver Recre-
ation Centre.

Practices are held at either of
these two locations or at any of
the various outdoor lacrosse boxes
on the North Shore (Myrtle Park,
Inter River, Ross Road or William
Griffin).

Annual registration is held in
late February to late March with
prior notice through schools,
North Shore News, Shaw Cable
and bulletins at the various recre-
ation cer:tres.

Presently, anyone interested in
secing the sport in action can

come and enjoy any of the -

numerous home games at the fol
lowing times and locations, or
contact Gail at 929-3648 or Mur-
ray at 984-9008 for more infor-
mation.

At recCentre Lonsdale: Tues-
days at 6:30 p.m. -— Bantam;
Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. — Novice;
Saturdays at 9 a.m. — Mini-
Tyke, 10 a.m. -— Pee Wee, and
11:30 a.m. -—— Novice.

At West Vancouver Recreation
Centre: Mondays at 6:30 p.m. —
Tyke; Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. —
Pee Wee; and Saturdays at 9 a.m.
— Pee Wee.

The latest research has shown that snacking leads to

a healthier lifestyle.
The concept is called “grazing” oF

smaller meals daily rather than three harger meals. Eating

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. Photo submitted

TEAM MEMBERS from North Vancouver’s, The Trailblazer team, are shown ifn the final turn of
last year’s Labatt’s Lite 24-Hour Relay which raised more than $1.2 million for the B.C. Lions
Society for Children with Disabilities. This year, severai teams from the North Shore will com-
pete in the fundraiser June 20 and 21 at Swangard Stadium. For more information, call 649-

3556.

Club registering swimmers for fall

and: training to attain high
standards. Some Chena swim- ..
mers have participated in
Olympic games trials and_in-
ternational meets, _ :

25 metres continuously,
can join.
Chena swimmers practise
two or more times a week and
‘ they can participate in various
swim meets during the year.
Practice times during the week
range from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at
William Griffin, Ron Andrews
and Lonsdale recCentre pools.
Chena swimmers. have taken
advantage of excellent coaching

CHENA SWIM Club is now
registering swimmers for the
swim season starting in
September. Registration day at
recCentre Ron Andrews will be
held on Saturday, June 20
from 11 a.m. to f p.m.

The Chena Swim Club
operates from all three North
Vancouver pools. If you are
aged seven to 16 and can swim

you

If you are unable to come to
the registration day or would —
like more informatibn, contact
Karen at 929-5531, Carol at
929-3894, or leave a a message at

987-PLAY. _

Eat every three hours from the time you wake up in
the morning until you sleep at night. The body needs
complex carbohydrates often to have plenty of energy
and not burn muscle for energy. :

several smaller meals per day has been shown to lower
serum cholesteral levels and improve carbohydrate
tolerance. On the other hand, gorging has been associ-
ated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

cating several

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