B3-Sunday News, March 2, 1980.

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West Van parents concerned about j jogging

School Board discusses letter

West Vancouver schools
should be made aware of the

dangers of jogging,
cording to school
trustee Norman Alban.

ac-
board

Alban made the comment
during discussion of a letter
from the West Vancouver
Parents Association con-
cerning physical education
practices, at the West
Vancouver School Board

not “threatened and sent
jogging down the road in

meeting Monday night. tattered shoes.”

The association expressed
a concern that there is
pressure on students in
physical education
programs, to jog.

According to Association
president John Gregory the
purpose of the letter is to
point out concerns that
parents share about physical
education programs.

Superintendent of Schools
Ed Carlin argued that
jogging is not mandatory in
West Van schools and told
the meeting that students are

Gregory said that jogging
seems to be an overriding
activity in the programs,
pointing out that by nine

North Shore speed skier

victorious in Ontario event

The object of the exercise
is to ski down a hill as fast as
possible. ,

And Bob Miller of North
Vancouver is very good atit.

Last weekend Miller, a
former member of the
Canadian national ski team,
took first place and the prize
of $2,000 in the ‘Colt. 45
Carling O'Keefe Speed
Skiing Championships held
at Georgian Peaks in On-
tano.

Miller won with a speed of
93 m.p.h., one mile an hour

faster than second place
finisher Franz Weber of
Germany.

In turn, he finished one
mile an hour faster than Ken
Willis, of the Vancouver ski
team, who finished in third
place.

The next speed ski races

Interskate

The North Shore Winter
Club will be the site of a high
cahbre skate competition
from March 7 to 9 involving
more than 300 skaters from

Canada and the’ United
States.

Interskate, the name of
the competition has never
been held on the North
Shore.

Skaters between the apes
of seven and 19 willbe taking
part in
petition.

A total of 460 clubs will be
sending their skdters to the
Winter Club for

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FASTER THAN a speeding snowball,NV speed skier
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which will include some
group precision competition
in addition to the regular
figure skating programs.
Winter Club officials are

Opening ceremonies for
Interskate will take place on

Winter Club. Following the

ceremonies, a precision
hoping the public will show group of skaters will be
up to support the skaters and = performing followed by

to find out more about this
fast prowing sport. To help
the public, there will be no
admission charge to the
three day event.

Skaters from Saskat-
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Northwest United States, as
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every morning “you find
students running down
Streets” throughout West
Van. ;

He told the meeting that
being a jogger himself, he is
aware of the importance of
proper shoes and warm up
exercises before jogging.

Carlin said he has sent
copies of the letter to all

physical education super-
visors in West Vancouver
schools, asking for a

response to the assertions in
the letter.

From the responses he has
had already, Carlin assured
the meeting that students
wear proper shoes when they
are jOgging.

Ron Fenwick, Director of
Instruction for West Van

added that the points of
concern raised by the
students were also raised at a
teacher’s workshop earlier
this year.

At that time teachers had
a chance to hsten to the ©
views of Dr. Doug Clements,
an international authority on

jogging.

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