B2 - Wednesday, October 27, 1982 - North Shore News

3:45 p.m. in
gym - as~

7 p.m. ~ Feiday and 6 p.m,

in fourth “place, Windsor
managed a tie against senior
boys soccer leader Carson
Graham and a win over
Sutherland which now puts
the Dukes into the thick of
battle for second place.
‘Rick! Carlow scored for

the Dukes Monday, with an

answering goal from -Car-
son’s Jim Wheatley leaving
the game with a 1-1 draw.
Craig Larson scored the only
goal Wednesday in Wind-

‘the league.) The

Bee Carson Graham still
maintains the lead in A
section and league play.
(This week marks the
division of the schools into
two sections, with no inter-
sectional play and the
winners of A section winning
Eagles
followed up their tie with a
Wednesday win over Argyle,
shutting out the Pipers on

_three goals from Miguel

Romero, Sam Gandesha and

‘gam “Carson G
squad « came back: Thursday Sentinel

Season play. remain in_before

The remaining A Section
game saw Argyle edge
Sutherland 1-0 on a goal
from Graeme Slee. Carson
now leads with 15 points (6-
0-3), with Argyle barely
ahead in second with 12
points and. Sutherland and
Windsor following closely
with 11! points apiece.

Mike Anderegg scored
two goals for Hillside
Monday as the Highwaymen
defeated West Van 3-1 in B

BOTH NORTH Shore
schools participating in the
five-school senior girls field
hockey league posted a win
and a loss in last week's play.

Handsworth’s win came
Tuesday, Oct. 19, as Paisley
Howard scored the winning
goal in a 1-0 decision over
Burnaby Central.

Howard is already well
known to North Shore track
and field fans, especially
after tying for first in the
Vancouver & District 1500
metres.

Hillside’s win was also at
the expense of Burnaby
Central, a 2-0 shutout played
Monday. The Highwaymen’s
loss came at the hands of
league leader Burnaby North
on Tuesday, edged out 1-0.

EDUCATION

If you wish to get your Grade 10.

Burnaby South “deteated
Handsworth 2-0 in Monday
play.

' SENIOR GIRLS STANDINGS
WL T Ps
Burnaby North 5 0 1 10
Burnaby South 30 2 8
Hillside 23 1 #«5
Handsworth 13 a: 3
Burn Central os 1 |
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS RESULTS
HoweSound 2 Sentinel 0
Hillside 3° Handsworth |
Sentinel 2 Hiltside 1
League Leader: Howe Sound 7-0
INTERLOCKING
EINT/3IR RESULTS
HS Int 3° HOldr. 0
McPherson ir 3 Sentint 0
HOS fee | and. Ur. 0

Note: Regular junior play resumes
this week
League Leader: McPherson Park (of
Richmond) 3-1-1

JUVENILE GIRLS RESULTS
Handsworth 3 Sutherland 0

League Leader: Hand: 6-1, Hill 5-0

ADULT & COMMUNITY

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Monday & Wednesday evenings 6.30-9.00 pm

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You. To improve your reading,
writing, spelling or arithmetic.

WHEN? Next clase begins November 1.
but you can join any time
Monday to Thursday mornings

WHERE? Queen Mary Community School
230 West Kelth Road, Room 2
North Vancouver

WHAT?

HOW 80 per month, mornings

MUCH? per month, afternoons

23 per month, evenings
HOW DO Sign up
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INTERLOCKING
JUV/BANT RESULTS
Hand. Jev. 1 Bal. Bam. 0
Hillay. §. 9 HiliRedBam 0
Hand Jev S HiBlecBam 2
Suth Jav 2 WV Ban 0

Note: Regular bantam play resumes
this weck

League Leader: Hill Bluc +1

The Canadian Red Cross Society

Three weeks of regular’

———--§ y. :
earned the. ‘femaining goal

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for the. Section. leaders,
while Allan. Slade scored
West Van's Sole point.

Also scoring two goals last
week -was Howe Sound’s

Jolin Stuart who, along. ‘with |
John. Cameron; --heiped- -his

team to a 3-1 victory over

RUGBY

HAPPY HIGHWAYMEN

a 260 win over
Carson Graham last week,
giving Hillside four straight

“winis in the junior boys rugby

league. '

Balmoral, running a close
second with a 3-1 record,
easily defeated Argyle in

same day action, finishing |

30-0.

But the scores were the
oter way around at the
juvenile level when Argyle
downed Baimoral 28-0
Friday. The win was the
second that -week for the
league leaders —- on Tuesday
the. Pipers edged past
Hillside for a 12-4 finish.

Other games in the
juveniles last Tuesday in-
clude: Sutherland 28,
Balmoral 0; Sentinel 48,
Seycove 3. Argyle leads with
6 wins, one loss, while
Sutherland follows with 5-1

A Very Special Offer
Sf ne A Hon

“Gold 41, Suth Red 4-1, Sy Heke
4-1; West Div - Hill 4-0, Sentinel 3-0,

scored Seycove’s goal. The
school came back later. in
the week with a 3-1 win over
West Van.

In a single intermediate
game last week, Carson
Graham _ tied

action.

“Seycove. Mike McWhirter |

Burnaby -
~ Centrat “B" t-1 in Tuesday :

; 4:5HP.M eso"

7.5.4.P. M. 875"

RESULTS [zi =

18 H.P.M 1325"

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and Hillside with 4-2. 40 HP EL +800

At the bantam level, 50 H.P. EL 2275"

Carson Graham leads with 80 H-P. EL 2875"

six strai wins, with 80. H.P.ELPT 2875”

Sutherlan ey “a very close -

second. Handsworth stands NEW LOCATION

in third with 5-2.

Games played Monday,
Oct. 18 include: Sutherland
36, Argyle 0; West Van 24,
Sentinel 12; Balmoral 10,
Hillside 8. On Oct. 21, West

’ Van downed Balmoral 22-4

and = Sentinel

defeated
Handsworth 28-4,

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