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1991 —- North Shore News

Meet team challenge in
Sussex Reality Fun Run

SUSSEX REALTY and the North
Shore Credit Union are issuing a
challenge to al! North Shore
organizations to enter a team in
the Sussex Realty Fun Run.

On Sept. 22, runners and
walkers will participate in the
event to raise money through the
collection of pledges to benefit the
Lions Gate Hospital Foundation
and the Lions Gate Medical
Research Foundation.

To enter a team, attach all
team-member race forms and
enter by Sept. If. A team must
have a minimum of four and «
maximum of 10 entrants.

The top four times in each team
will qualify for the $500 of prize
money. Prizes will be awarded to
the team collecting the most
pledges and the team with the
most creative name.

Only four of the 10 team
members need to be runners; the
other members can participate in
the two-kilometre kid walk, the
five-kilometre family walk or the
aerobics workout.

Individuals in each team will
also be eligible for sponsorship
money totalling $4,000. Draw
prizes are available to all entrants,
including walkers.

Entry forms are available at all
Sussex Realty offices, any North
Shore Credit Union, the North
Shore News, the North Shore
Winter Club, Superstar outlets
and North Vancouver recreation
centres.

Beiie Sept. 7, the entry fee is
$21 with a $2 discount for B.C.
Athletics members. Late registra-
tion is $24 and same day registra-
tion is $31.

Co-sponsored by the North Shore
News, both the race start and
finish are at the North Shore
Winter Club. The 8 a.m. walks
travel through Bridgman Park
traiis while the 8:30 a.m. 10-km
run travels along Riverside Drive
and back through Bridgman Park
trails.

For further information, call
event organizer Jeannette Savard
at 526-9356.

SPORTSLINE

AUG. 22: Try out for North
Shore Selects under-15 boys soccer
team at Argyle school in Lynn
Valley at 6:30 p.m. For informa-
tion, call Terry at 222-3062.

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AUG. 25: The Disabled Skiers
Association of B.C. is holding its
eighth annual fun run around
Stanley Park. The 10-km run or
3-km walk starts at 8 a.m. and
costs $15 for individual entry, $30
for a family of three and $150 for
@ corporate team. Proceeds to the
DSABC, For information, call
737-3042.

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SEPT. 2: Rough Water Crossing,
a id-km open water swim from
Sandy Cove in West Vancouver to
English Bay and then to Kitsilano
Beach. Race starts at 8 a.m. Time
limit of four hours. Registration is
$15. Info: 321-6552 or 734-7946,

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SEPT. 8: The Coho Run is a 14-
kilometre race course which goes
through four parks on its way
from Ambleside Park to Kitsilano
Beach. Presented by the Coho
Festival Society, the §20 entry fee
includes, a T-shirt, bag transport
to finish. return bus transporta-
tion and post-race snack. For in-
formation, call the West Van-
couver YMCA at 926-5541.

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SEPT. 84-28: The USTAS
Smirnoff Challenger will be hetd
for iis second year at the Chateau
Whistler Resort. The third largest
men's pro tennis tourney in

Canada, prize money totais
$60,000. Weekly and finals
weekend passes on sale through
Ticketmaster and the Whistler
Ticket Centre. Day tickets avail-
able from Sept. 2. Boxes are
available through Tennis B.C. by
calling 737-3086.
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SEPT. 22: The Sussex Realty Fun
Run is a fundraiser for the Lions
Gate Hospital Foundation and the
Lions Gate Medical Research
Foundation. Co-sponsored by the
North Shore News, the race in-
cludes a 2-km kids” walk, a 5-km
walk and a 10-km = run. Draw
prizes include a trip for two to
Palm Springs donated by Marlin
Travel and a mountain bike, En-
try forms are available at: Sussex
offices, 2397 Marine Dr., West
Vancouver, or 2996 Lonsdale
Ave., North Vancouver; the North
Shore News offices, 1139 Lons-
dale Ave., North Vancouver; any
North Shore Credit Union; North
Shore Winter Club, 1325 East
Keith, North Vancouver; and
Superstar outlets. For more in-
formation, call Jeanette Savard at
526-9356.

SPORTSLINE RUNS every Wed-
nesday as space permits. If you
are planning an event, submit
details by preceding Friday ta the
North Shore News, 7/39 Lonsdale
Ave, N. Van, VPAl 2H44. Priori-
ty given to North Shore and ftund-
raising events.

THE GLOVES are off as employees trom North Shore Credit
Union (left) and Sussex Realty challenge each other to par-
ticipate in the Sept. 22 Sussex Fun Run. Sussex is sending out
the challenge to ail North Shore businesses and organizations
to run or walk in the event.

PUBLIC CURLING
REGISTRATION
FOR ALL LEAGUES
Sat. Sept. 14 and Sun. Sept. 15
11:00 am to 2:00 pm
NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB

1325 E. KEITH RD. NVAN.

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