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B2-Sunday News, March 2, 1980.

SEASON OPENER MARCH 29 —

Whitecaps start
against the Surf

VANCOUVER (UPC) -
Vancouver Whitecaps, the
1979 Soccer Bowl cham-
pions, will open the 1980
North American League
Soccer schedule March 29
with ahome game against the
California Surf.

The VancouverCaliforma
game is one of six matches
on opening day in the ex-
panded, 384-game NASL
schedule, which includes a
new 32-game schedule for
each team.

the following day with five
games.

The Soccer Bowl '80 game
is scheduled for RFK
Stadium in Washington,
D.C. Sept. 21.

New York Cosmos and the
Whitecaps will break away
from the regular schedule in
late May to participate in the
first trans-Atlantic Challenge
Cup with Arsenal of the
English First Division and
Roma of the Italian League.

The short series will wind
up with a May 26

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CHAMPIONSHIP LADIES CURLING took place at the Hollyburn Country Club recently as the club hosted the

Senior ladies provincial championship. Connie Barker from North Vancouver was runner-up in the event that was
wou by Flora Martin from Victoria. (Elisworth Dickson photo)

Lacrosse to stress.spead and finesse

Box Lacrosse will em-
phasize speed and finesse in
minor divisions in North
Vancouver this year.

“No contact” lacrosse will
be introduced to seven to 10-
year-olds to eliminate the
rough checking’ which
sometimes has hampered
development of the game.

Hemlock working on

During the last three years
Hemlock Valley has un-
dertaken an extensive and
ambitious environmental
control program, under the
direction of two fully trained
environmentailists.

This rehabilitation and
protection program includes
control of erosion, creek
sedimentation, reforestation
and water quality control.

In three years, Hemlock

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Haida Thermo Glass
Takes the chills out
late night views

Alastair Borland, who
once again will serve as
president of the North
Vancouver Minor Lacrosse
Association, says the new
rules will make the game
much more attractive to
youngsters by eliminating
unnecessary roughness and
placing a premium on

Valley has spread -over
40.000 pounds of grass seed
and 80,000 pounds of fer-
tilizer on exposed areas to
insure revegetation.
Hemlock is also one of the
few resort areas in Canada
actively involved in a Native
Species Program.

During the Spring of 1979,
500 pounds of native flowers
were planted to improve the
aesthetics of the area. Some

running, passing and
stickhandling.

Supporting Borland on the
executive lineup are: Neil
Hay, vice president, Alison
Stewart, secretary: Bob
Rawson. treasurer; Al
Laboucane, head coach.
Ken Reese, head referee.
lan Morrison, scheduler:

Guy LeCompte.
scheduler;

assistant
Brian
MacKinnon, = sponsors:

Elaine Richardson, registrar,

J.-H. (Bud) McDorald,
equipment manager, and
Marilyn McDonald,
publicity.

their enviroment

of these include Fireweed,
Columbine, Bleeding Heart
and various species of Rose.

The Spring of 1979 saw as
well as the planting of 8,000
conifers for reforestation
(Balsam, Fir, Hemlock and
Spruce), the planting of
other shrubs and herbs such

as Black Mountain Huckle-
berry. Willow and Black
Cottonwood.

To insure the purity of
water for downstream
Salmon Hatcheries,
Hemlock also’ has an
ongoing program of water
testing.

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regular seasons schedule Stadium in East Rutherford.
Aug. 23 with a home game N.J. when Roma _ plays
against. Portland Timber. Arsenal and Cosmos play
The league schedule ends Whitecaps.

Pegasus play Whitecaps

Premffer division soccer
comes to Kinsmen Park on

the Whitecaps Reserves.
The game will begin at 2

Sunday when Pegasus play p.m.

March is Mini Month

To celebrate Mini's 21st year in production and her last
year in Canada We the Service Department of Wright
Automotive invite all Mini owners to bring in thetr vehicles
for a tree inspection

The idea behind this tree inspection is to encourage Mini
owners to keep their vehicles in good condition and
together help tt survive tor many years to come

Having Owned and driven Minis 312.000 miles in 13
countnes over the last 12 years | have a great deal of res
pect and attecton tor these versatile British machines

So dunng the month ot March we will give all Mint cus
tomers a 15% discount on all repairs services and acces
sones fitted by our Service Oepartment

Tris is nota gimmick but a genuine interest by Our team of

technicians in keeping these tamous automobiles on the
road

For appointment tor tree Mim inspection please phone Ser
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