“NEWS RELEASE

    

Date:
For Release: October 24, 1986.
Contact Person: For Immediate Release.
Keith Liddiard/Jan McLennan

 
 

WAITERS TO GIVE COACHING TIPS

Tony Waiters, the first national team soccer coach to guide a Canadian side
into the final round of the World Cup competition, will review Canada's
performance in the World Cup in Mexico, and offer coaching tips, at a
special evening presentation at Douglas College Gymnasium in New Westminster,

Friday, November 7th, at 7:30pm.

Youth and senior soccer coaches, players and referees are invited to register
for the Waiter's clinic and at the same time help raise funds for the Bole
Youth Soccer Association's player development programs and the Douglas

College Sports Institute.

Admission will be $5.00 for adults and free for any youth accompanied by a
paying adult (limit one youth per paying adult). To register, either write
the Community Programs and Services Department at Douglas College, P.O. Box
2503, New Westminster, 8.C. V3L 582 or telephone the admissions office at
520-5472 - or contact the BCYSA offices in Burnaby at 430-6403. Vise and

Mastercard will be accepted.

Already the Peace Arch Soccer Club has purchased 150 tickets to the event,

and are paying for all their volunteer coaches to attend the clinic.

Proceeds from Waiters' session will go toward two ongoing programs that are

presently in need of financial support.

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