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One of the highest priorities for boating safety is the wearing of a lifejacket. Of the more than 200 drownings from boating accidents each year in Canada, more than 80 per Fem of the victims were not wearing lifejackets. While the law requires that there must be a lifejacket or eushion of the type approved by the Ministry of Transport for every person in a boat, w:um to ignore it. wary. Some don‘t In its Safe Boating Week campaign the Canada Safety Council focuses attention of boat operators on recomâ€" mended procedures for boating all season. Watercraft deaths or accidents each year result almost entirely from various kinds of human failure â€" from conscious refusal to obey laws to pathetic ignorance of boat operating practices. With their black silk jackets stitched in green, matching helmets and 20 shiny new motorcycles, this group of 14 young instructors â€" all Ottawa students â€" are touring 15 Ontario centres to provide four nights of practical motorcycle safety instruction in each. Sponsored with a $16,620 Opportunities for Youth grant, the aim of Motorcycle Safety Caravan is to keep novice motorcyclists out of hospitals this summer. The roar of motorcycle engines will announce they have arrived. But this is one group of blackâ€"jacketed riders people will be glad to see in town. § The summer sports school day camp is composed of outstanding athletes and physical educators all who are top coaches in a parâ€" ticular sport. The staff inâ€" cludes four top physical educators from Metro high schools and three outâ€" stepding student athletes â€" ‘ Physical Educators: Don Alexander â€" York Memorial C.L.; Bill Bennett â€" West Humber High School; Dave Bince â€" Rockcliffe Sr. Public _ School; Doug Peter Miller, director of athletics for the Borough of York has announced the inauguration of a Borough of York summer sports school day camp commencing July 3 at the Borough of York Centennial Recreation Centre. Student Athletes: Joe Boscariol â€" York Memorial; John Hughes â€" York Memorial; Bill Kennedy â€" Vaughan Rd. The tournament, organized by the Willowdale Softball League, brings together midget teams from across Ontario. It‘s a full day of softball spectatorship that can be Lockhart â€" Runnymede CI The‘ Lorne Ford softball tournament will be held at six parks in North York July. It is designed for girls and boys 9â€"16 and is a first of it‘s kind in the city of Toronto. Featured is specialized instruction _ in _ several athletic activities including football, lacrosse, weightâ€" training, wrestling, basketball, track & field, soccer, volleyball, badâ€" minton, rugger, swimming and physical fitness. Registration fee is $20 per session, made payable to the The children are all playing together on shore. The parents close their eyes still be an all too familiar ene. A family goes to their cottage or favorite beach for a weekend of fun and relaxation. After unpacking and changing into their swim suits, they head down to the water‘s edge. Lack of thought causes most boating deaths Sports day camp If it happened only once a Dominion Day ftournament Motorcycle safety caravan to tour Water is a potential killer Of the more than two million _ pleasure _ craft operators in Canada, too many are unsure of the handling qualities of their equipment. For example, some don‘t understand the Voluntary compliances with regulations and comâ€" mon sense operating rules are stressed in the Canada Safety Council campaign. This is the most effective means of preventing water recnéation tragedies. There is need for imâ€" provement in operating, loading, fueling and safety equipment according to Council experts. ‘"The Department of Transport test will be a piece of cake after our course", Minor inconveniences or expenses may be the poor excuse for boat operators or passengers failing to buy or rent lifejackets. Another reason could be the fact that laws are difficult to enforce on the expanses of Canadian rivers and Takes, especially remote ones. The instructors also teach them motorcycle safety, defensive driving and tips on how to buy a new or used motorbike, to ensure they are getting a safe one. By the end of the course, the once novices should be turned into proficient riders. Fourteen of the 16 hours that comprise the course are on the bikes donated to the group by a private company. During fourâ€"hour practice sessions, novice riders get to know their bikes, how to balance, change gears and master general coâ€" ordination. enjoyed at Roding, Goulding, Ledbury, _ York _ Mills, Wilmington and Hendon Parks. The finals will start at Hendon Park at 6:30 p.m. For further information call the North York Parks and Recreation Department, 2254611 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Yorkview returned to Earl Haig on Thursday where the peewees tackled Willowdale Cougars and came home Sometimes a life is saved. Sometimes a life is tragically lost. But by that time it is far too late to think about water safety measures Ist Session â€" July 3â€"14; 2nd Session â€" July 17â€"28; 3rd Session â€" July 31 â€" August 11 and the 4th Session â€" August 14 â€" 25. thariks to two gdals by Yorkâ€" view‘s Jimmy Chambers. Jerry Likuski and Rocky Venturo â€" picked up the second half goals. The mosquitos took on Willowdale Aces Wedâ€" nesday, June 7 at Earl Haig. Garry Philip got Yorkview‘s singleton in the 1â€"1 sawoff. Tuesday night‘s game at Emery Junior High School saw the Yorkview atoms take Emery Rovers 42. The ied 23. a If score was tied 22. at the half to enjoy the sun, and fall asleep. Suddenly they‘re awakened by the shouts of other people. They see lifeguards combing the water for signs of an unatâ€" tended child who suddenly treasurer, Borough of York, 2700 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto 337 â€" Registration Deadline is Friday June 23. Yorkview teams played to two wins, one tie and one loss last week. In their first game of the season the squirts lost 4â€"0 to Armourdale Rangers June 5 at Fisherville School. The boys are inexperienced â€" as most new soccer players are â€" but they‘re eager to learn and should win their share of games by the season‘s end. June 15, 1972 Showing winning form Operators who carry a sufficient _ number _ of lifejackets in their boats do not always insist that ocâ€" cupants wear them when water conditions warrant. A lifejacket lying in the bottom of a boat is of little help to a nonâ€"swimmer thrown into the water. Children should not only wear lifejackets at all times when in boats or around water but also should be taught how to float in them. Certain Canadian waters are becoming crowded with boats and power boat Power boat operators should pay attention to safe fueling practices. Switches should be turned off and not flipped on during fueling and smoking prohibited _ to prevent explosion or fire. All passengers should be off the Forrester says an analysis of the figures shows loss of life occurred during the first boats. Others who switch from outboards to inboards do not allow for rateâ€"ofâ€"turn differences. Of every 1,000 motorâ€" cyclists in North America, 25 are killed each year. In 1970 in Ontario there were 53 fatalities and an additional 2,526 people injured in motorcycle accidents. says Don Forrester, project organizer. ‘"The exam we put them through is far more demanding." Forrester, an instructor with the Ottawa Carleton Safety Council‘s motorcycle committee, is convinced that motorcycle training is ‘"essential". Statistics prove him right. . which could have prevented the child‘s disappearance in the first place. Fortunately many Canadians do think about water safety, and the story of their summer is funfilled and safe as well. For 26 years the Red Cross Water Safety Service has helped Canadians stay alive with water safety. The rules are simple. But they can help keep your family safe. Supervise and educate your children. If they can‘t swim contact your local Red Cross Water Safety Service and enquire about local swimming programmes. with a 2â€"1 win. The Cougars got on the score sheet quickly but Jamie Nash tied Even if your children do swim, always keep them in sight. If you know where they are and what they‘re doing, you can make sure they play safe. Swim only in supervised areas and at times when the beach is supervised by professional lifeguards. In unfamiliar waters, debris or sudden dropâ€"offs which you can‘t see can hurt you. Equipped with a respect for the water and a thorough knowledge of water safety, you and your family will enjoy the water more. Always swim with a buddy. If trouble should occur, someone will be there to help. So enjoy the water this summer, and stay alive with Red Cross Water Safety. â€" operate an inboard boat without a Class B1 (carbon dioxideâ€"dry chemical) fire extinguisher ; swimmers. While it might be assumed that a city person who buys â€" tow water skiers without a second person in the boat to observe and relay the skiers‘ signals to the operator; operate boats without approved lifejackets or cushions for every person aboard ; All boat operators have an obligation to themselves and others to use common sense and find out what the laws are governing, water tranâ€" sportation. to Motorcycle _ training courses sponsored by the Safety Council in Ottawa have an impressive record. There has been only one fatality and two injuries of the more than 2,000 people We anticipate by the time a cyclist has finished our course he will be able to go out into traffic with conâ€" fidence. He will have already learned how to shift gears without fumbling,.and keep his bike under control during the training session. Under actual road conditions, he should be able to concentrate exclusively on the traffic around him." operators have a greater responsibility to take care when they approach canoes, row boats, sailboats and water skiers. Running lights are required for operation after dark. Humber College recently completed improvements to its air bubble athletic centre at the college‘s north campus. A more translucent polyvinyl chloride shell was installed permitting more natural light to penetrate, resulting in cost savings on electricity. The anchoring system has also been modified to five times the novice cycle rider was in traffic. Fraser‘s _ Plumbing trounced Harvey‘s Auto 25â€"6 behind the tight pitching of Joann Fiell and the solid batting of Kookie Gahunia. Kookie was credited with 9 rbi‘s on the strength of three homers â€" each time with two mates aboard. the game before the end of the first half. Jerry Hochreiter put one in with In other girls action it was Empire Movers 2414 over 400 Auto Wreckers. Cathy Anderson, Kim Harris, Laura Webb and Susan Zaramba all hit four homers It is illegal, for example, 22 other boats and Rivalda runs up scores i n. 0 o 0 e 0 o o 0 o o o o o o e o 0 4 0 o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o The Canada Safety Council urges boaters to observe safe boating practices during Safe Boating Week and all season. Boating can provide hours of enjoyment but ‘"‘thought‘"‘ comes before "fun‘‘ if one wants to remove the possibility of accident. his first boat is the greatest threat on water, there are no statistics to prove this. In fact many rural fishermen and hunters have died because they ignored safe boating practices. Accidents have involved persons who have for years spent time on the water. Lack of thought about boat safety is not confined to the city dweller or the new boat operator. In fact an inexperienced "new"‘ boater may be more inclined to read up on recommended procedures. It is necessary to check and review all safety rules affecting boats and boating. Overlooking one small rule or principle can cause a disaster. Forrester has one last word for the wouldâ€"beâ€"rider: "I tell everyone to wear rugged clothing. Novice riders are bound to make a few mistakes the first few times." who have taken the safety training course in the past five years. The caravan started its 15â€" city tour in Toronto on May 29. It ends in Windsor in the last week of August. All of the young instructors have from three to nine years of motorcycling exâ€" perience. To cut down exâ€" penses, they are camping out while travelling on the road between stops. + less than two minutes remaining to give Yorkview the victory. apiece for Empire and pitcher Kim Harris comâ€" bined with firstman Laura Webb for a beautiful double play in the fifth inning to wipe out a 400 Auto threat. Thorlow _ Equipment bounced Dominic‘s Variety 23â€"15 as Lorraine Grant and Bev Beatty each collected two _ homers. _ Theresa Currier, Nancy Richards and Franca Brogna each hit round trippers as Dominic‘s came alive in the last inning prevent air leakage. The bubble has received considerable attention from individuals and groups across the country interested in applying the bubble concept to low cost sports arenas, warehouses and agricultural greenhouses. What proved to be the lowest score in Rivalda‘s brief history was turned in by Disposal Services and In ladies‘ play Tony‘s Catering and Tubby‘s Drive In split 50 runs between them in a 25â€"25 sawoff and Gulf managed a 35â€"10 win over Shopper‘s Drug Mart. Fortunately rain stopped both games or they might still be playing in their atâ€" tempt to run up cricket scores. The senior boys‘ games â€" although still high in the scoring â€" were more norâ€" mal. 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