Sports —

A FOUR-DAY Amputee Learn-
to-Ski Clinic is scheduled for
March 23 to 27 at Whistler Moun-
tain.

Sponsored by the Disabled
Skiers Association of British Col-
umbia (DSABC) and 7-Eleven
stores, the clinic is designed to in-
troduce the basics of skiing to in-

Blazers
scorch
Whites

THE HOLIDAY Blazers whipped
White’s Automotive 8-2 in recent
North Shore Intermediate Men's
Recreational Hockey League ac-
tion.

Ted Harrison and Don Harrison
scored two goals each and both
added assists for the Blazers in the
win.

In other league action, Larry’s
Boston Pizza edged Bect’s Drillers
5-4,

For Larry’s, Dave Johnston and
Peter Bowman each scored a goal
and an assist.

Ray Martin got two goals and an
assist for Bert’s in the loss.

In other games, the Blazers beat
D&B Auto 5-3 and Bert's tied the
Friends of Jesus 3-3.

L.A. Tavern was forced to
forfeit a game to Anvil Glass after
the team failed to field enough
players.

COMPARE ANYWHERE

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dividuals who have lost one or
more of their limbs,

Accommodation, meals, equip-
ment, lift tickets and instruction
will be provided free of charge.

The only cost to the participant
is transportation (o the ski area
and lunch each day.

Eight instructors from the
DSABC have volunteered to pro-

vide the expertise necessary to
operate the clinic.

Larry Bowen, a remedial gym-
nast at Vancouver’s G.F. Strong
Rehabilitation Centre, will coordi-
nate the clinic's instruction pro-
gram.

Bowen has worked with the
disabled for the DSABC since 1975
and has headed the adult and am-

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putee programs in the Lower
Mainland since 1978.

All clinic participants are given
three days of instruction and prac-
tise. On the fourth day participants
get a chance to try their skills ona
race course.

Bowen says the specialized ski
program opens up a new world of

freedom and motion to the disabl-
ed. A sense of accomplishment
helps the participants regain some
of the confidence they felt was lost
due to their disability.

The DSABC provides on-going
ski programs in both Alpine and
Nordic disciplines to students of all
ages with a variety of disabilities.

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NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD

invites registrations for the

PROGRAMME CADRE
de FRANCAIS
for the school year 1987-1988

This programme is open to all district francophone
students of kindergarten, elementary and secondary
school age. A non-francophone child could be ad-
mitted to grades 10, 11 or 12 if he/she has suffi-
cient competency in French to receive instruction
at that level.

Further information can be obtained from Donald
Fraser, Coordinator of Modern Languages
(987-8141). Registration forms are available at LAR-
SON Elementary School, 2605 Larson Road
(987-0447), BALMORAL, 3365 Mahon (987-9394)
and CARSON GRAHAM, 2145 Jones Ave
(987-9341).

OPEN HOUSE AT LARSON
Elementary School Thursday, March 12, 1987
9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

DUNBAR & 30th @ AUPERT ST. AT 22nd @ DUNDARAVE @ DOLLAR SHOPPING CENTRE. DEEP COVE

LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE

DE

VANCOUVER-NORD

invite les parents francophones
s « .
a s’inscrire pour le

PROGRAMME CADRE
de FRANCAIS
pour Il’année 1987-1988

Ce programme s’adresse aux éléves francophones
de !a maternelle jusqu’é la 12e année du C.S. 44
et aussi aux éléves anglophones du niveau secon-
daire de la 10e 4 la 12e qui possédent une con-
naissance suffisante du frangais 4 ces niveaux.

Pour de plus amples détails, veuillez contacter
Donald Fraser, Coordonnateur des Langues
Modernes (987-8141). On peut obtenir les for-
mulaires d’inscription aux écoles LARSON, 2605
rue Larson (984-0447), BALMORAL, 3365 rue
Mahon (987-9394) et CARSON GRAHAM, 2145
rue Jones (987-9341).

PORTE OUVERTE A LECOLE LARSON
jeudi le 12 mars, 1987
9h & 19h