Magnussen arena gearing up for hockey season

SLAPSHOT SEASON is now in shots of goal in the popular Tiny will run Fridays at 4:30 p.m. the novice and intermediate levels days, 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m, at a
full swing at Karen Magnussen Tor Hockey classes where the em- Power skating is offered prog- on Wednesday evenings, 8 to 9 — cost of $3.25.
Arena. phasis is on participation and fun. ressively from levels foto HIE on p.m. for novice phayers or 9:15 to Register for all hockey programs
Registrations are now being Classes run Tuesdays at $2218 9 Mondays at 2:30 pan. and EV te 10:15) p.m. for intermediate — by calling 987-PLAY or by dropp-
taken for many hockey prowrams p.m, Wednesdays at 9 a.m. or Vil on Mondays at 4:f5 pan. players. ing in at any North Vancouver
at the arena, and players young 9 Fridays at 4:30 p.m. Power skating teaches essential In addition to these organized — Recreation Commission facility.
and old can choose from a variety Fer school-age players, Hockey skating skills for hockey players, hockey programs, noon-hour For more information regarding
of times and levels. Just For Fun teaches the novice Adult recreational hockey will hockey will run on a drop-in basis — these programs, please call Karen
Peeschoolers can take theit first player new skills and strategies and be offered again this full at beth Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- | Magnussen Arena at 984-9341,

Connell contends
for tennis title

THEY ARE not at the top of the
heap, but North Vancouver's:
Grant Connell and Toronto's
Glenn Michibata look to be hot
contenders for the men's doubles
title in the Smirnoff Tennis Classic
Sept. 26 to Oct. 4 at Coquitlam’s
Blue Mountain Racquet Club.
Doubles action promises to be
exciting for Canadian fans as
Connell and Michibata will be a . .
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NORTH VANCOUVER'S Mike
Langford will race Sept. 26 and 27
at Westwood.

Langford will attempt to break
his own Jap record, which he broke
last year.

Langford managed to break a
13-year-old race record in “D"
Sports Racing.

The North Vancouver driver has
been racing and winning with the Coquitiam Centre Brentwood Mail Norgate Plaza Richmond Location Metrotown Centre Woodgrove Centre
British-made Rawlson. 2929 Barnet Hwy. 4567 Lougheed Hwy. 1329 Marine Drive 4600 No. 3 Rood 4800 Kingsway 6631 Island Hwy North

Port Coquitlam Burnaby {Across from Richmond Burnaby Nenaimo

Langford, sponsored by
Valvoline Oil and Champion Spark 464-5122 299-1481 Save-On Foods) 273-1676 435-1975 390-4211
North Vancouver

Plugs, always places in the top
three. He also won the champion- Sesto aed she quant aster wo closing 980-5781
ship every year from 1980 to 1985, te avoslable n all our stores
except 1982.
“But it’s more the car than
me,’ he said. ‘It’s just a super
car.”

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