BADMINTON... Two North Shore players
have been chosen te represent B.C. in bad-
minton at the Canada Winter Games in
Cornerbrook, Newtoundiand in February

West Vancouver's Sabrina Lee and North
Vancouver's Anna Rice are among the five
women phavers selected to Team B.C.

Rice is considered the team leader, and
her recent success in international compet
tion bodes well for the B.C. team. Arche Pan
American Junior Championships in) Mexico

this past summier, Rice Won a gold medal in

singles, a siher in doubles and a bronze in
mixed doubles. Earlier this month she
received a S300 scholarship trom Badniinton
BC.

At age 16, West Van's Lee represents the

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future of the under-22 team that will con
pete in Newfoundland. Phe West Van rest
dent is the voungest plaver on Teas KC.
and will suf be eligible to compete ins the
Canada Winter Games in four years

SWIMMING... Wirsisor Dukes and
Sen mel Spartans Were the TESpPCCUNe MOTs
in the North Shore girs and boys team
championships.

The Duke's TOS.5 0 potnts edged
Handswortivs 104.8 and Sesvinel’s 100.5 tor
girls team) first place honours. while the
Spartan’s HER topped Handsworth’s 77 and
Carson Graham's 70 in the boy's team chant

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pionship.

The girls team battle was tiie closest top
thice finish in the 28 vear histery of the
North Shore bik sof col swimming champi
suships.

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WATER POLO... Pacific Storm won both
the jusenile and senior men’s titles ar the
National Team Cup) Water Palo
Championships last weekend in Calgary,
North Vancouver's Brian Fitzparnick. fan
hark and Joc! Wood are members of the pve

nile Storm. The team went undetested
throughout the tournament,  sveeping
Calyary, York and Hamulten en route to the
national tite, Following the tinal the Storm
plaved an evhibition match against the tour:
nament’s juvenile all-star squad. The Storm
were narrowly edged 11-10.

Pacific Storm is the province's chite water
polo program, Currently tive senor Storm
plavers -- Mark Block, Mark Louie, Aaron
Salter, Adam Stikey and Jay “Phosipsan --
are inv dhe national team: program.

— tmadrew MeCredic

A Little Light
Goes A Long Way.
Join us Novembex 28th, 7pm to 9pm
Admission is Free!

Lights Music and Laughter Family entertainers aid carollers, including
the Sweet Adelines, will warm your hearts and start the season right as
we turn on the lights in the garden. And while you enjoy the light
display, try some of our yummy Christmas treats (get there early,
before they're gone).

Light Up Their Hearts In this season of giving we are supporting the
Harvest Project, 2 privately funded organization providing life skills
and other services to those looking for a hand up, and not a hand cut.
Cash donations will be gratefully accepted at our donation box in the
front of the Colonade Garden.

Trees of light All the decorated Christmas Trees in the Colonade
Gardei are sponsored by generous supporters and friends of Park &
Tilford. Christmas in ovr community wouldn't be the same-without
them. Tharsk you!

Park & Tilford Centre
White Spst

lions Gate Studios
City of Forth Vancouver
Dekra-lite

The vie

Jensen Sign Artistry
Park & filford Gardens

The Morth Shore Hews
Save-Oni-Foods

Starbucks

Honeywell Measurex Devren int.
Heptune Bulk Terminals
Lonsdale Rentals

John Peachey & Associates
Contect Printing

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

Net champs

_ ,.QUEEN Mary Elementary’s Grade 7 vaileybail team raise high the south zone
‘champions’ trophy «hey recently won. Team members include: Bogdan Albu, Ray
Baker-Stogan, Sam Ghabcheloo, Amir Jahanmiri, Joey Keily, Panos Klaoudates,
Mike Ralston and Roberto Pinares. Coaches: Beth Todd and Sarah Alexander.

-north'Shore.
nme

The Pari: and Tilford Gardens are located on the north side of
Cotton Dr. (Main St) between Brooksbank and Gladstone,
adjacent ic the Park & Tilford Shopping Centre.