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by Nick-Priglia Campus Recreatidn Are you interested in running a special event, looking far sports equipment for the weekend, of ppting one gf the ethletic Qepartmeht facilities for a’ few hotirs?.C&&ptis Recriatitin offetis a *riumb&+of. ge?vl’c& that allsw year to take advantage of their facilities and equipment for your own persgnal use. As long as you a,re a member of the uni.- -
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versit y community (full-time student, part-time student, and faculty, staff, alumni, part-time staff, and spouses who hav@ purchased a Campus Recreation membership) you are eligible to take. advantage of the following se.ruices: -I A&$‘ttince with Special Adtivities A interest& in running a tournament, field day, or any other special event? Our facilitie.s, equipment and know how may make it easier for you. For rpofe inforhat ion, contact Campus Recreation at ext. 353’2. - Equipment Loans - during - openjhpurs of the PAC and Seagram Gym, full equipment service’s will. be provided,. A wide variety of equipment is available to Campus Recreation members. Any.. equipment leavingthe building will have to be signed m end then signed in. upon return. For a,full-list af whateauin-
..f:!r $a The third annuti14 l$ng R6ad .&z&~&sh&d- on campus during the Victo6a Day weekend. I&he overall st&qfing’i, Greg,f?ayne was first, followed by Norm Cowan and 22h’ri * Ashmore. All t’l%ee’are’m&mbe& of the Ottawa Cycling Club. *’ ..:‘> I * _., ’ Phdto by M,kie Sedivy -. r.
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sitionKstir’f&e Tke\y, but, whkri they. .dci~~vsry&+@ou$&$~ adv&$a& of % ti$~ortu@j~ ;o enhance ‘their %ork -expenende it: in LO the PAC receptionist. at a minimal cost to themselves. the Pool---bookTh&@#unO%;iS;,c@m~ittee has a +*+- Hiiw’@I!!+ok iqg the pool for avy special-event number of positioti&fill within for b*group, contact Sally Kemp the Campus Recreation depart(ext. 3533) two weeks in adment, You pick the area which vance,.%.. . ~ interests you most (whether it be Seagram G.ym -, to bpok an basketball or slobpitch, leagues or tournaments, photography or hqur, calJ.8854211 (ext. 3356) writing) !snd, you pick th@,time I ’ dqriug OPEl?J JJW .ho~rs to remost appropriate -for your scheseFyegym,time. jArbequnivers~ity dule. In return, you :get the ;r:e- : switchboard: is &sed, sali 885,1230, .--‘\ ‘_ : 1 _,8 1 sume filjled with the .experieace needed to land- that ;p.erfect @b, - ‘J?eranis Courts -.cajj 885-3920 So rather than. broo&:c)*r xf@?r 9 a.m., 48 hours in advance what the Want Ads do&have, lof y,our; baoking ‘@r b@Gk. in perI son at the club, ,A11 :univergity come see what the volunteer.. committee does have. By volund, FBucts a;r.e.free of charge.for U,W teering a bit of your space time,,1 .&udents and CR .memhers. ” you might find the perfect,r jlob - Squash. Courts ,y. visit the RAG ;recaptionist 8 a.m. *.- 3:45 right hw-&! qn-campus. For more, _ information on these opportunip.m., Monday to Friday, the day ties, colbfxf Keith Archer.at 746be.fore.you wish)!, play. On Fri1897, or, drop .by;.ae**Cawg lhy, you, ,cq bp& a. court for Recreation office. Saturday, Sundai, and M&day.
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Each term more than 100 male and female students are employed by Campus Recreation to @&&fhe various competitive Jeaeues .,and Iovrnaments; -$tud@s receive special train&g thrcIu& chnics’io l:earn the arS.pf refereeing, T&.+comti a referee for Campus ,Recre,ation, one is required to c.@plete ;in exam, referee a certain number of games and atteIi&Varic& clini&. an& is not required to be certified in the sport since Campus Recreation is designed to provide instruction and guidance in learning how to referee. Campus Recreation’s philosophy is to keep active and have fun, Competitive 1leagues have been established to provide stedents with the opportunity to play sports,,,oo 9 campetitive level. Referees and umpi& are titied to help &ep* the games safe and fun for-all. Refer&s Me p%d based onrt%eir?atjng: A rating - $6.17/game; C rating - $4.35/game, B rating A $5.12/game; UMPIRES are desperately needed for both men’s and women’s slo-pitch/softball leagues. If you would like to become a part of this team, sign up in PAC 203’9.
by PmI Bondett ( . . . The” ‘competitive leagues- are well under way and full of eager participants. Car&pus -Recreation- has prove&on .e again to be ~a popular medtim Foi-estr+cucricular a&%ities. - HappilL we are all able to find the time to play that one ‘@atie *of ,slocpitcli or to bounce the baskettM1 in the PAC &ery’ ;W~dn&&y ; night. -The lehgti@$ +this term in:&fu&: *I: _.w- ; r I 5’ :c,-.,i 1 5- te’$ti.s’in womenlsbaskdfbell 31 teams in -v&‘& b-adketbtill
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in men’s soccer ‘. , _%y14 teams in meg’s ice hockey+, II teams iti me&s* soft ball 23 teams in men’s’ slo-pitch team and a niixed 1’ 1 Women’s team’in>men’s +9-*. $fiaR in th+ men’s league,f14, .._” __ ‘Any -indi&duals’ &rested in pit& I” ; 5; &a: articipati ,c L $. .:;= * bt -:fh; &&&i# ‘9 t: a$j?~‘-&&!; r ha& .&s&y. Spring 1987 and the diligence of “C-k office -: the c8ptalhs is tobe ~~rnmended. *. ‘Jari‘d p&uAe‘nUriiber wit! the PAC 1Their attendan= at tbrcrza$ains’rebptiehist, . t t:, meetings was @e&t.-L&‘S h9pe ~:.2 .A:xfifigl’ :&& 5to,&ctteams to ., that the&teams! attend-e will ‘. .&+-@‘afi~ v+ep&t .any. changes, ‘I Cohitinbe: thrdug%out? &e&erm. discrepancies, or &&tints to -‘I We w%ouId :filav& hach f:wo the convener of your sport or di-!I, ’ . w&en’s I le’&gues; buti urIf&tu! ~+edtiv lo fhvfjeif.?
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‘&& oni;rf’.~Ur~~E(~~~*~~~U~~~: - epR$fi@First+%I &%vses. Both Something for every level, are excellent courses, designed ins!7mctors. Bared, with We? Looking to *’ taught by qualified *,,*a~ enhanceone’s existing level of If jrou wouM*like &met +ig unid; coqq3etencfiYHopefully one will me& qe +eopLe sod learn new piie, try our spee$ska dk. g GIassg Liz * ‘+, ’ I skills? 3 ell hve. we got the Q never ha;e .to’%& i-&s& courses, Thi2 skates a?epr6+id&Iand’yot*J ticket4 for ‘you. Campus RecreawiFl.need so-tie previ&s d&i&j.s$E- would y&know.tihat to do tioti still &s%oom in some of it’s if you were to arrive first on the ability. instructional programs+ . LFin$ly, we have spots in our scene 6f ah accident? Do yo.u have two left feet when it comes toi dancing? There is still room in the So_ciai Dance prdgram on Mon’day nights. The cost is $12 fbr 10 weeks. a mere ’ price to bay for so much enjoy*i a”- ,-“: w ,I . ‘I : Y ment. We especially need girls . I .’ by D&&+& *+ . q’**. t ., * ;% +‘z I ‘ps.‘! :d T Yoga anyone? Yoga is a physically demgnding, non-competitive
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Thirty-five po.$&e’ ~a$ %%~#8 spifi;‘~~~~,~~~~~e~~h~ CLmpus Recreation Cohkikg Cmtm s ‘,$$,at hiea tipfsitld+h& re8b; of&$t&faculties with the most entries. I&&ii.Baven’t been in the R,ed North side of the PAC lately, take a stroll over there and check out these colourful works of art. Congratulations to the most colour;ul people on campus: E-W ‘fier Qrgugon, Linda Chionh, Steve,Scbitt, Cathy ~&$~n$l+ ~%@a&@&~n, Nadia Carson, Heatkerl~~~o~:‘~.~haA.,Cilia~~&;. Chow, Sandam pdorico, Tammy Chuckaree, Liesel I$naack, Twink 0 h&% &zt yet tilmrned your prize, Rout ley, and Elaine Scib&%s. ‘If.”3 make sure you see the PAC Receptionist by 4 p.m. today. Special thanks to the rest of the artists who submitted colourful is greatly apprecigted. . jxeations - *your-support .I > i d 1* Y^-$ L and - enthusiasm .‘f .r,, a. -- i- ‘3 ’ L. R’ -49 +a.
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