Bike adventure

““AMONG OTHER things, | crossed the tense Honduras-Nicaragua border after everyone told me it was impossible,’’ says 29-year-old Adrienne

Potts of her eight-month odyssey on a motorcycle. :

The former international courier service owner will be at Cycle Canada ’84 motor- cycle show to recount her adventures in Mexico, Cen- tral America, South America, Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and

other exotic locales. This.

year’s event is to be held in B.C. Place stadium on Fri- day, January 13 through Sunday, January 15.

Potts travelled the world on a Yamaha XT550 dual- purpose bike. She drove through hurricanes, hail storms, floods, snow and blistering heat — all on one set of Dunlop tires. It was a

trip of contrasts. At one .

point Potts had machine guns trained on her, and only a few weeks later she was giv- ing a speech at the Peruvian presidential embassy to the country’s elite.

All-American Heidt

SIMON FRASER University senior volleyball standout, Heidi Schoenberger, has been named to the NAIA national women’s volleyball team for the second consecutive year.

Named to the NAIA first

team, the two-time All- American was instrumental in leading the Clan to an 8-4 record and the Coast Divi- sion championship of the NAIA district one.

Fun and fitness © for seniors

THE RED Cross is looking for instructors to teach its Fun and Fitness classes for seniors.

A Fun and Fitness instruc- tors workshop will be held 9 am to 4 pm _ “Thursday January 26 and Friday January 27 at Red Cross Cen- tre, 4750 Oak Street, Vancouver.

Potential instructors will

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learn to demonstrate and teach exercise techniques to seniors who live at home. Participants should be in- terested in initiating a pro- gram in the community. Enrollment in the workshop is limited and the fee is $10. The application deadline is January 24. Fur- ther information ts available from Red Cross at 879-7551

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