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THE GENTLE SEX? Yes, but they can also play a pretty tough soccer game. However, the West Van Amazons, in
the light shorts, dropped their provincial final to Coquitlam’s Blue Mountain Devils 2-1 at Kinsmen on Saturday in

the Under 14 category. Lynn Valley Legionettes captured the Under 11 group with a 2-1 win. See story Page B3.
(Terry Peters photo)

What kind of fitmess
programs are ap-
propriate for children?
How much exercise,
and in what form, is

good for growing
children? Should young
children ran distances
and weight train? What
are valid goals for
children’s physical
education programs

and how can parents
evaluate programs in
which their children
are enrolled?

These questions and many
others will be the focus of a
One-day program on
Children and _ Physica!
Activity, sponsored by The
Institute for Human Per-
formance at Simon Fraser
University.

The seminar, which takes
place on Saturday, April 19
at S.F.U., is designed for

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competitive?

Special talk at SFU

parents, coaches and
teachers. It will help adults
evaluate children’s programs
in the content of the child's
experiences.

Four members of S.F.U.'s
Kinesiology Department and
Faculty of Education will
participate in the program.
Dr. W.D. Ross’s topic is
growth and physical activity.
He'll look at the effects of a
child’s body shape and size
on the ability to take part in
physical activity, and ages
suitable to different  ac-
tivities.

Dr. Glen Kirchner will
consider how physical
education programs are
designed for children and
how parents can evaluate
them.

For further information
about the program (which
costs $35.00), contact
Continuing Studies, Simon
Fraser University, Burnaby,
B.C. V5SA 156, 291-4565.

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