B4 - Wednesday, September 29, 1982 - North Shore News

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Everbody wins these games

The West Vancouver
Recreation Centre is hosting

a Co-operative Games
Workshop on Sunday,
October 3.

In co-operative games

everybody wins - nobody
loses. People play with one
another rather than against
one another.

Sally Olsen, the workshop
leader from Ottawa, has
conducted many workshops
in co-operative games
playing across Canada. As a
consultant to Dr. Terry

Orlick who has written many
books on the subject. Olsen
is a strong advocate of the

co-operative games
movement.
These games can be

played anywhere at anytime
a group of people come
together for fun. Children as
young as three years are
capable of working together
as a unit if the games are
presented in clear and
simple steps. Co-operative
games provide an alternative
to the highly organized and
strongly goal oriented

sports.

If children fail, they may
withdraw and learn to avoid
competition. If there is no
alternative, these children
may never discover the
enjoyment of participation
in sports and games.

The workshops are
primarily for instructors or
teachers working with pre-
school or school age
children in a recreational or
teaching situation. However,
anyone is welcome to at-
tend. .

Session I will be held from

9:00 AM - 12 Noon and will
deal mainly with the 6 - 12
year old group. Session I
will be held from 1:00 - 4:00
PM and will deal with the
preschool age group.

Cost is $4.00 per session or
$6.00 to attend both
sessions.

Activity will be the order
of the day so come prepared
to participate.

For more  informatuon
please call the West Van-
couver Recreation Centre at
926-3266.

Strong NS show in Marathon

Led by Leslie Tomlinson
of West Vancouver, the
ladies; of the North Shore
made a strong impact on the
third annual Victoria
marathon held recently.

Tomlinson captured the
Women’s open section of the
26 mile, 385 yard course in a
strong time of 2:56:02, with
Lorna Smith, also of West
Van, taking second spot.

Another West Van
runner, Susan Bouck came
home first in the Women's
Junior event while Hege Jahr
of North Van captured third
place in the Women’s pre-
master. Jeanie McKenzie of
West Van was ninth in this
event.

In Women’s

masters,

Sandy Richardson of West
Van took third immediately
followed by Jean Harrison of
North Van and _ Bonnie
Gordon of West Vancouver.

Meanwhile, with the men,
Thomas Ballingall of North
Van came home 11th overall
followed by Paul Ritchie of
North Van.

In pre-masters, John
McKenzie of West Van
came home 15th while Ron
George Foxall of West Van
was Sth in the age 50-54
category.

Perhaps the highlight of
the meet, however, was the
performance by Hugh
Clifford of West Van who

finished 3rd in the 60 and
over category.

Clifford is 76 and had
figured he wouldn't run the
whole course because he
hadn't been feeling well
earlier in the week.
However, after the half-way
point he decided to carry on
and finished in 4:15:26.

Winners drawn, not selected

Litthe League officials
informed the North Shore
News that neither they nor
the B.C. Amateur Baseball
Association selected ‘best’

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The officials say that three

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right foot, the West Van-
couver Highlanders opened
the senior boys football
season last week with a
decisive win over Mathew
McNair High School.

The 21-0 victory was all
the sweeter since it was
played on Richmond turf.
McNair plays in the North
Shore league because there
is no senior boys’ football
division in ‘heir school
district.

HIGHLANDERS WIN

STARTING OFF on the

At the junior level,
Handsworth played not one
but two games against
Richmond opponents. The
first, played Sept. 21 at C.E.
London High School, was a
40-12 defeat for the Royals.

Then on Saturday, a home
game with R.C. Palmer had
a similar result with a 33-6
finish.

Joining football this week
will be the start up of the
field hockey, badminton,
volleyball, rugby and
swimming seasons.

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