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Feb. 13: The North Vancouver
Minor Hockey bantam ‘A’
hockey tearn is raising funds with
a car wash, Saturday, Feb, 13
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Esso
station at 17th and Lonsdale,

Feb. 14: Hollyburn Ridge and the
Heart & Siroke Foundation of
B.C, are teaming up to host the
Heart of Gold skisthon, from 10
am. to 2 p.m. on Valentine's
Day, Sunday, Feb. 14. The fund-
raising event is hosted by the
Nordic Racers Ski Club, For reg-
istration or information call Jay at
737-9270, or Claudine at 736-
4404,

Feb, 21: The Disabled Skiers
Association of B.C. is planning to
raise more than $14,000 at the
10th annual Super Valu Challenge
Cup on Feb. 21 at Blackcomb
‘Mountain, This recreational event,
which allows for a maximum of
40 teams (comprised of three
able-bodied skiers and one dis-
abled skier), is still accepting ap-

Former pro
piayers took
part In game

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event, the West Vancouver Police
7 Department managed to double
tthe North West Vancouver

Ringette 8-4.

’ Rota said the Canuck Oldtimers

like to take part.in charity hockey

games,

“We like to do a couple of

things. We like to show the skills
y that we had as pros and we also
like to have some fun out there, It
was a well-organized event.
“The West -Vancouver police
put on a great event and I think
j the fans enjoyed themselves,’’ said
Rota. .
’ Davies said he has been playing
with the Canuck Oldtimers for the
past four years. :
“1 stopped playing hockey when
#1 was 10 years old. when I
i discovered. girls on the. prairies,”
f.. The Saturday night game was
sponsored: by Canuck Place, the
Vancouver Canuck Oldtimers, the
Vancouver Canucks, Bay Moor-
¥ings restaurant, the Hollyburn
a Sailing Club, Nalley’s Canada
i Ltd., the: Saskatchewan Pavilion
4 restaurant, Tidley Lock and Key,
West Vancouver Police Reserves,
the West Vancouver recreation
centre, the West Vancouver sec-
ondary school CounterAttack
Club, White Spot restaurants and

| Environmental
youth conference
{tackles problems

SYOUTH ARE taking action
Ragainst the environment crisis
4 through education of their peers.
4 The Environmental Youth Alli-
ance (EYA) will be holding a na-
ional conference entitled Turn
The Page on February 12, 13 and
a i4 at St. George’s high school,
44175 W. 29 Ave., Vancouver.

This conference is about how
youth can bring more en-
vironmental education to their
Aschools. A broad range of
ASpeakers will be attending in-
gcluding Vicki Husband, executive
director of the Sierra Club, Brent
Cameron, founder of Wondertree,
and .a representative from the
Rediscovery Education program.

Other highlights include a
Hdance-a-thon featuring the Grams
aBrothers & the Smugglers for the
SEYA/World Wildlife Fund En-
dangered Species Campaign.

For further: information call

SPORTSLINE

plications, To register a team, call
Diane at 737-3042.

SPORTSLINE RUNS every Wed-
nesday as space permits. If you
are planning an event, submit
details by the preceding Friday to
the North Shore News, 1139
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver,
V7M 2H4. Priority is given to
North Shore and fundraising
events,

Skaters compete

TWO NORTH Shore Winter
Club (NSWC) skaters will be
tepresenting Zone 5 (North
Shore) at the B.C, Winter
Games, Feb, 25-28 in
Kitimat, B.C,

Amy Dalcourt, 16, will be
competing in the Senior
Ladies division, while Kippy.
Fuller, £4, will be skating in
the Bronze Artistic category.

Dalcourt has been skating
at the NSWC since she was
seven years old. Fuller has
trained in Vancouver in the
past, and spent two years
skating in Alberta. She repre-
sented that province in
Novice Pairs at the nationals
in both 1991 and 1992,

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