B4 - Wednesday, May 4, 1983 - North Shore News

DEBBIE Tomas prac-
tices her throws Satur-
day on the opening day
of the North Van Lawn
Bowling Club season.
Anyone interested in
joining the club should
get in touch with Bil
Napier at 986-1615 or
Bob Laybron at 988-
3088.

Canada
takes on
Bermuda

On Sunday, May 8, 1983,
at Swangard Stadium, Bur-
naby, the Canadian Olympic
squad will meet Bermuda in
a CONCACAF © northern
zone preliminary round play
off game leading to a berth
in the 1984 Los Angeles
Olympic Soccer Tourna
meni

Set to kick-off at 7 30 pm
the game ts the first of a two
match encounter with the
Bermudan Olympic tcam
The second game is schedul
ed for Hamilton, Bermuda,
May 15

Victory for the Canadian
team will mean advance
ment to the neat round of
play when they will tackic
the winner of the Mexno
Barbados © scrics Another
round of competition follows
that series before the Cana
dian tcam 1s assured of a
berth tn the Olympic Games
tournament final round

OF the 3O players on the
current roster, 14 are from
BC DE are from Ontano 2
are from Nova Scotia, 2 trom
Quebec . and 1 from Albena

In 1979 Bermuda
clummnated Canadas from the
1980 Olympics with a 5 2 wan
in Canada and a 30 vaeetory
in Bermuda

In a recent carhibition
game the Olympn = tcam
held Montreal Mansi of the
North Amercian Semeces
Leaguc toa 2 2 tre

Credit

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

Province of
British Columbia

THE MIND AND THE BODY.

Learning about fitness

The West Vancouver
Parks and _ Recreation
Department is co-ordinating
that Municipality's involve-
ment in National Physical
Activity Week. Although the
National Program isn't
scheduled to begin until May
15 West Vancouver will beat
the rush by beginning their
week of activities on Satur-
day May 14 will a three hour
fitness Aerobothon.

The Aerobothon will be
continuous, non-stop fitness
class conducted by the
fitness instruction corps of
the Recreation Department.
Everyone in the community
will be welcome to take part
in the whole class (if
physically possible) or as lit-
tle as they wish. A Swim
Social for those who take
part in the aerobothon will
be held in the West Van-
couver Aquatic Centre on
the Saturday evening.

Sunday May 15 will be the
major day of events for the
entire week. Leading off the
day will be the Strut for
Seniors, a walk, jog, cycle or

run for one to six miles for
all ages. The registration fee
for this event goes toward
improvements and equip-
ment for the Seniors Activity
Centre. Following the run a
pancake breakfast will be
served to all those involved

in the Strut (including im

registration fee) At this poimt
the day moves into what is
known nationally as the Fit-
nic.
A Fitnic is a senes of
physical activities for the en-
tire family centered around
the family picnic. Families
will be invited to bring their
lunches and take part in
games, races and activities
for everyone. Two of the
main features of the Fitnic
will be a coed four per side
Volleybali Tournament with
divisions for open ages, and
High School students: and a
Tricycle Race contest by
representatives from various
departments within the
municipal hall. The Fitnic
events should last until ap-
proximately 3:00 p.m.
Tuesday May 17 will be

aaa

HE DAY TO MAKE YOUR MARK
N PROVINCIAL POLITICS.

Polling for the PROVINCIAL GENERAL ELECTION will be held
MAY 5, from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.*

Take your “You are Registered” card with you to the polling station.
You should also bring two pieces of personal identification — driver's license,
credit card, etc.

Remember: ballots must be marked with the pencils provided at

the polling station — and must be marked with an “X", not a tick mark or
other symbol.

*Pacihe Daytight Time

Chet Electoral Officer

Get Wet Day. During this
event the West Vancouver
Aquatic Centre will open all
of its activities (except
lessons) to the public at no
charge to encourage the
public to take part in an
Aquatic Activity for physical
fitness.

Many other events are
planned for the week in-
cluding Fitness Testing and a
Body Building Workshop. If
you wish to get involved in
any of the activities or would
like to register your team for
the Volleyball Tournament
or Run in the Strut for
Seniors, contact the West
Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre at 926-3266.

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