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prevention and treatment Gymnasts learn about injuries A wo day clinic for IT gymnastic coaches aimed at teaching them the latest moves in their sport and get them ready for the upcoming season was held Tuesday and Thursday lost week at the Rose Room in Georgetown Memorial Arena The sport of gymnastics is becoming more popular Joan told The Herald in an interview It is especially good for girls as a strong body builder She said a year old female gymnast could easily arm wrestle a 14 yearold boy Tuesday clinic run by Jen nifer Linton and Ruth both of whom has received their level three coaches fkates from York University included warm tumbling floor bars program planning and conditioning Thursday clinic held by Jan et Armstrong of Acton a gym nasi coach at the University of Toronto on athletic in juries and judging Attending the clinic were Sabine Schmidt Val Phillips Tracy Janice Walker Diane Strachan Karen Bra ton Donna Ten Lamb Margaret Pepper Mar turn Thompson Lee Johnsion Gall Shanks Sandra McCauley Michel Heidi Schleulher Chriitlne Beaumont Maureen Gowan and Katherlne Aggiss The demonstrator Saw Aggiss Kathy Gall over the next Cook Diane Mure and Ann ten months Mra Aggiss Martha Armstrong are all members of the Hal ton Hills Gymnasts history six Gymnasia girls will be entering All Ont 17 coaches will be train competition GRAND OPENING SALE Fri Sot till 9 pm Extraordinary saving of up to Cor Van RV Equipment Accessories HI Back Seats Drink Trays Spoilers Tachometers 8 Gauges Mufflers A Pipes Fender Flares Sun Roofs Lights Wheels Mags SPECIALTY PERFORMANCE Accel Bosch Sun Holley Thrush- Martin Mr Gasket- Main St Glen Williams QIMMTY PRODUCTS PRICES You For Your Discount Team effort gives Jets win By THERESA Since Thursday nights games the final games In the regular season were rained out the Kinsmen executive have decided that Ibey will not count in the GAME OF THE WEEK Cable Jet II IS Umpire J Ford A fine team effort on the Jets part was the main reason the defeat of Cathy Harris lead the batting order in the first Inning which went right to the bottom of the Hit Pitchers were Shelley Per kins Peggy Gilbert and Jean DawnHomlnghad the only home run In the game Game stars were Jackie Fuller for her hitting and Robin fill lock for her fielding Standard IS Varlaa II Home runs In this game were belted out by Joan Chris Vetricek and Calhy Cawley The whole Standard It depends on YOU VISIT YOUR LOCAL CLINIC SPONSORED BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEO ION BR BE A RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR Mon Sept 12th AT THE Holy Cross Church Auditorium Maple Avenue East HEALTHY persons ages to and 17 year old BOYS with written parent content EACH time they dons If are needed to give BLOOD and HELP THE RED CROSS OBTAIN A SUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF BLOOD TRANSPORTATION and BABYSITTING at the clinic available to DONORS needed phone Mrs Joyce Clarke or Mrs Erica Thompson On clinic day phone or CLINIC DAY SEPT 1ITH on your team deserved a star with special mention going to Jack le for a fantastic catch in left field Varian a star Chris Vetricek Pitchers were Patty Barber and Karen Magnniona Umpire John Penney Game stars In this were for her pitching Cheryl Webster for the only home run and SUvana Glrardl for her pitching Mag had the lead from the first inning and kept it throughout the game BhuGlanUSCeo Welders Umpire A The Welders had a great third inning but couldnt keep the momentum up so the Glanta earned another two points for the standings Pitchers were Cur- Carol and Becky Homers were earned by Meredith Henley and Lisa Game star was Becky GRAND OPENING iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiitimiinirii Gardening Products Inc WAREHOUSE SALES SHOWROOM SEPTEMBER 8th Featuring GARDENING SUPPLIES AND CANADIAN POTTERY SOME SECONDS AVAILABLE FREE PLANTS TO GOOD HOMESI OUR LOCATION EVERYONE WELCOME WE ARE HERE Ho St Lucia A dream Island with a French flavour If youve ever thought one Caribbean Island and you ve seen them all the Island of St Lucia has KRne surprises for you Two of the moat distinctive features are the a spectacular pair of peaks the tallest of which rises hair a mile straight out of the ocean Then here a the crater of the extinct volcano at Soofrlere that you can drive Into There the breathtaking drive through the mountains to the capital Castries Passing ugh rain forests with vegetation that must be among the lushest in the world through banana plantation by the score Stop at Hie roadside and buy a fraafebund from the boys for penal And remember In Castries theres busy harbour where you can boats from all through the islands loading and unloading their cargoes Theres the massive Saman tree in the main square though I to be over ltd years old On this same square see the Island a oldest Cathedral built almost entirely of metal and a beautiful cool haven on a hot day After a real try the market with Its exotic- looking West Indian fruit vegetable and local crafts All this of course In ad dltlon to mile of gorgeous beaches modern hotels and vacation complexes duty free hops and some of the finest sailing and fishing in the Caribbean St Lucia ban of many surprises An Island of unspoilt beauty and lovn scenery with an overabundance of white sand beaches An island that changed hand between the French and British 14 times All around you la the sunlit sea and a hundred bay from which to choose Mile of banana coconut orange and lemon groves growing ripe on trees waiting to Graceful yachts are at an chor in the natural harbour capital ha modern look but women still sway through the street carrying basket on their heads with a natural grace Rollercoaster road crisscross the Island through magnificent tropical countryside under the shadow of the towering twin A picnic trip to Pigeon Island combines history scenery and relaxation Dont miss a trip to the volcano at Soufriere where you can drive right up to the edge of the action A visit to a banana plantation Is a lot of fun Theres a rain forest alive with raucous tropical birds and a cruise around the Island shows the twin peak the to per fection Have Dreams Off Traveling Stop dreaming and go I Well make all the arrangements tickets passports reservations you just plan to enjoy yourself abroad BASHER A HENLEY 13 Main It I HOURS rem Frl Saturdays Around Town Most hotel have dinner dancing and there are some good local chit The meet popular nightlife is often dancing under the stars to the beat of the calypso But relaxation I the key Supreme relaxation from It all The local dish St la is lobster prepared in Creole known throughout he West style and there Is also Indie the open market- marvellous place look for all manner of called Callaloo Try stuffed necklaces belts bracelets crab a la Creole followed by and straw goods banana bread While there from place mats to bats And are some good restaurants yon will find the hotels and plantation original print bouse are best for fine food on kind irf tobrfc FAMILY PLAN Children years travelling with two adults and occupying the same room can save per child per week at Halcyon Sands per child per week at Malabar per child per week at Halcyon Days and 300 per child per week at Holiday Inn Twin per person HALCYON SANDS MALABAR Departure Nw Oct id Dec Dec t449 Dec llniRhiionlv Dec 169 Dec 529 lo Ian 16 589 Ian to Apr Apr 10 449 499 Hold chief and hold room each of room 15 TO 120 Twfa com pet HALCYON DAYS HOLIDAY INN Dtpanura Nil Nt Oct to Dec 1 Dec Dec Dec 19 509 Dec 729 Ian to ran 16 469 Isn 23 to Apr 3 509 729 Apr 10 17 Hotel and payable lo Quid room reduction cadi of room reduction each of Single room supplement ISO 140 her ndiKtiont and la Hun Jtjvtluni pltux Irtmltpol All of the following activities art Included in the coat of your holiday at HALCYON DAYS at no extra charge Tennis day and night Sailing waterskiing Volleyball table tennis Horserldtng archery Snorkellng and scuba diving with equipment Trap and shooting Par golf course trampoline Freshwater pool horseshoes shut- Kiddles pool and playground For Mora Information PHONE 8531553