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> BS - Sunday, May 6, 1984 - North Shore News

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Participaction is everyone's challenge

Get out and do it

ENTHUSIASM is. growing
for the Great Canadian Par-
licipaction Challenge on May
16. Challenged by Ottawa,
North Vancouver residents
are busy planning their 15
minute physical activity for
that day.

The Silver Harbor Manor
seniors organization has
planned well in hand, having
Organized a variety of events
for its members. All seniors
are welcome to join in any of

the following sessions on
May 16:

Dance with Doris, Walk
with Rose, Flex and Stretch
with Harriet, Pool with Ivan,
Bow! with Wynn and Vera.

Not be outdone by the
Silver Harbor Manor, Lions
Gate Hospital staff have
plans to walk around the

hospital grounds during their
lunch break. Also, exercise
classes have been organized
for staff, and extended care
patients from Evergreen
House will be invited to join
the staff dumng the lunch
walk.

Women’s baseball begins

A TOTAL of four teams
make up the new Junior
Women’s Softball League

for the lower mainland, in-
cluding one entry from
North Vancouver.

Teams from Burnaby,
Langley and Newton, as well
as the North Shore, make up

NORTH SHORE

running.

Marathon Clinic
the London, England marathon. They'll be 36 of a total

of 20,000 marathoners. After eight months of training,
they're looking forward to a week of sightseeing and

the league comprising
women ranging in age from
18-21.

Sponsored by Crash Pad

Collision with equipment
from Time Out Sports, the
local entry will play their

home games out of Norgate
Park with their league

opener on Monday, May 7

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officials, this is the first

junior womens softball team
on the North Shore in the
last five years. And that
last junior team is one the
new entry would like to
emulate. They won the B.C.
Provincials in 1979 with Mrs.

J. Matheson as head coach.

If coaching has anything
to do with it, Crash Pad will
be in pretty good shape. The
same Mrs. Matheson is head
coach of the new team.

For more information on
the

team or the league,
contact Judy Bateman at
980-4168.

North Vancouver Mayors
Baker and Loucks’ have
organized a Mayors Walk at
noon from their respective
offices to the Mickey
McDougall Gym and they
welcome any who wish to
join them.

All residents are encourag-
ed to participate on May 16.

The exercise may be done in-
dependently or with an
Organized group. Each per-
son who completes 15
minutes helps us compete
against Ottawa.

Join the fun, and feel bet-
ter for it. What are you doing
for the Great Canadian Par-
ticipaction Challenge?

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