BADMINTON... Capilano
College athletic director Joe
Iacobellis has had a good
year, .
First his women’s soccer +?
team are crowned national -
champions. Then his boys’ *\
basketball tcam beats long-
time (10 years) nemesis
Langara. Now, a walk-on
athlete is poised to take the -.:
first step towards a ‘”
Canadian title.

Badminton player Phil :
Allard — 2 former captain of ©
Team Manitoba — enrolled
in the North Vancouver col-

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BLUES’ BADMINTON
player Phil Allard.

lege’s commerce program
last September. His addition °
to the Blues has the team

¢; riding high as the Feb. 24-
‘25 Provincial

x, Championships approach.

The 21-year-old will

most likely meet BCIT’s
Morgan Van Heukalan in
the men’ f singles final.

‘ From page 43,

B.C., gluttony took over — all-
“meat diets, daily. gorging and per-
_ formance loss until, one historian
noted, Olympians becarne “slaves
of their jaws and victims of their

bellies.” This was the age jn which

Milo broke all eating records.

The final phase was when
Rome took over and the medics
went to work, introducing diets
and dainty living. Athletes were
turned into epicureans. Bread
came sprinkled with poppy seed.
Pork was okay, but not from pigs
that had munched garlic. Some
athletes became vegetarians.

. At the modern Olympics, cele-
brating their 100th birthday this
year, many things have changed.
For instance, all those official
snack foods and drinks. They
weren’t part of the ancient Games.
Do you think Milo of Croton
could have handled 20 pounds of
Big Macs, washed down by 18
pints of Bud?

Now that McDonald's, the
world fast food champions, have
made it into the Olympic act,
maybe their marketing people
could dream up some Olympic
specials connecting today’s Games
with the ancient model.

How about a little goat meat,
honey cakes, a few figs and wine?
Or, how about a Zeusburger
(ground black ram, topped with
diced acorns and exotic herbs)?
Indeed, double the content and call
it, natch, a McMilo? Why not?

Mother Jones

DAWN JONES and children George (left) and Sharayah (right)
spent last Sunday skling around Cypress Bowl's ciogs-coun-

try area during the Fourth Annual Heart of Geld Skiathon.

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