2@ — Wednesday, July 1, 1992 - North Shore News

Norwesters
hosting
track meet

THE TREVOR Craven
Memorial Track and Field
Meet will take place at
Minoru Stadium in Rich-
mond during the evening of
July 3 and at Swangard
Stadium in Burnaby on July
4and 5.

The meet is hosted by the
North Shore’s NorWesters Track
and Field Club and will include
competition among junior to
masters athletes. Participants are
coming from Australia and
throughout B.C. to take part in
the event.

Trevor Craven was a
NorWesters Track and Field Club
member and North Shore resident
who was killed in a car accident in
1986 when he was 16 years old.
For more information about the
meet, call 987-8814.

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Karate BC.
impressive
at Calgary
tournament

WE’RE VANCITY

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DESPITE TRAVELLING with
a squad of only 28 athletes to
the prestigous Western Cana-
dian Championships in Calgary
June 13 and 14, the Karate
B.C. Provincial Squad which
includes two North Shore resi-
dents came out with fists and
feet flying to win 28 medals,
including 13 golds.

North Shore resident and
former National Champion
Phil Derbyshire made an ex-

cellent comeback after ankle
surgery by capturing the men’s
Black Belt Heavyweight sparr-
ing division.

And National Middleweight
champion Ren Bagley, also
from the North Shore, had a
classic match in the final of the
Team Sparring division against
Chris Walker of Alberta.
Bagley scored with a double leg
take down and stamp kick and
two unstoppable head kicks to
win by three full points.

Duuble gold medal winners
in Kata (style) and Kumite
(sparring) were Graig Kiyoro
in the junior blue belt division,
Peter Gonzales in junior Black

“ Belt and Tanya Ling in the

women’s black belt divisions.

An excellent performance by
Mike Skimizn captured the
gold in the men’s Black Belt
kata.

Approximately 250 athletes
competed in the championship.

On West Broadway, you'll find the Picasso Café where
street kids are turning their lives around.

On Main Street, you'll find the Mid Main Clinic where
health care is extended to those who need it most.

On Dunbar, you'll find the WestSide Family Place where
parents and kids can drop in for help or someone to talk to.

On 132nd in Surrey, you'll find the Sher-A-Punjab
Society’s Community Centre where Indo-Canadian cuiture is
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These are just a few of the projects VanCity supports in
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