16 ~ Wednesday, June 3, 1987 - North Shore News

Sports
Learn water,

Minor 1 has two teams tied for the top
spol, the North Shore Crematorium and
Mount Seymour Lions. Standings:

MINOR Ik wt.
N.S. Crematorium-Astros

Mt. Seymour Lions-Cubs

Parkway Chevron-Royals

Decp Cove Bike Shop-Twits

Capilano Glass-Mets 2

GUS' HARDWARE moved into
first place recently in the Mount
Seymour Little League.

Standings to May 25:
MAJORS

Gus’ Hardware-Mariners
Nova Lumber-Giants
Seycove Marina-Dodgers

| Mt. Seymour’
standings

boat safety

THE CANADIAN Boating Feder-
ation launched its new 10-lesson
Mini Canadian Boating Course for
home study to coincide with Na-
tional Boating Week, which began
May 30 and runs to June 7.

The course has been designed
for use by anglers, canoeists,
hunters, youth and first-time boat
owners.

“This course is directed to peo-
ple who are occasional! boaters and
the inexperienced,”’ said Canadian
Boating Federation executive
director Vic Waring. ‘‘Education is
the key to safe water activities.
Our federation has for 30 years
dedicated itself to awareness,
education, prevention, safety and
sport on Canada’s waterways.’’

The 10 lessons cover a wide
range of topics including gov-
ernment regulations, the language
of boating, lights, collision regula-
tions, rules for fog or poor visibili-
ty, charts and buoyage systems,
the compass, weather, seamanship,

emergency situations, flags,
custom requirements and gencral
safety afloat.

‘The fundamentals of water ac-
tivities such as scuba diving,
dinghy sailing, water skiing and
swimming are also covered.

The $15 course includes an in-
terim and final exam which are
mailed to the Canadian Boating
Federation for scoring.

Mistakes are corrected and upon
completion of the final exams with
a 75 per cent mark, the student will
receive a Mini Canadian Boating
Course Certificate and boat decal.

Additionally, those who are in-
terested may obtain for $6 (to
cover cost of insurance) member-
ship in the Canadian Boating Fed-
eration for the balance of the
boating season.

For further de.ails, iiterested
water enthusiasts should contact
the Canadian Boating Federation,
4597 Kingston Road, Suite 205,
Scarborough, Ontario, MIE 2P3,

NORTH SHORE SELECTS ,
METRO SOCCER TRYOUTS &,;
Boys Under 13 (Born 1975) ;

THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, at 6:00
BOULEVARD PARK

CONTACT:

Freesia_
‘WITH. FERN

BOB MOSS
ART ANDERSON 928-5802

‘872-8024

| Sweet William 99¢

Rieger Begonia °3.99

NORTH SHORE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION
DISTRICT METRO TEAM APPOINTMENTS.

Players wishing to try out for positions please con-
tact the following.coaches.

John Connelly
Ted Budai
Rob Lowther
Gerry Macey
Gunther Frey
Bob Moss

'U18
“U18
U16
U15
U14
U13
U12

Tryouts as follows:

—U13 Thursday, 4th June |

U14-Monday, 8th June

Wednesday, 10th June

Mario Campomar

988-3660
987-1419
525-6771
987-9662
987-8946
872-8024
985-1080

Blvd. Park
Blvd. Park
Blvd. Park

6pm
6pm
6pm

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Stong's-Tigers

White Automotive-Reds

For the world’s finest impart autos, look
no further than Broadway to Davie on Burrard
Street. {t's BURRARD AUTOSTRASSE: six dealerships
conveniently close together offering imports that
are the best in their class.

BURRARD AUTOSTRASSE includes
Downtown Toyota (Toyota), MCL Motor Cars Ltd.

[AUTOSTRASSE.

(Porsche, Jaguar, Saab), Vancouver Auto Ltd.’
(BMW), Burrard Acura Auto Plaza (Acura), Carter
Motor Cars Ltd. (Honda, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Alfa
Romeo), and Clarke Simpkins Nissan Ltd. (Nissan).
BURRARD AUTOSTRASSE offers the

_ convenience of shopping the world right downtown.

The world’s finest import autos — Broadway to Davie on Burrard Street.

‘GOURMET STUFFED. BREASTS:

“6/8215 16g $25: 12/8825

Fully-prepared for easy, elegant

dining. Less than $3.70 a serving.

Fine restaurant-quality entrees that you simply pop
in vour oven (frozen) then relax. In 35 minutes
thev're ready...4 delicious varieties for you to try.

Chicken a la Kiev

breaded and stuffed with fresh butter and chives.

Chicken a la Suisse :
breaded and stuffed with cooked ham and
Swiss.cheese.

Chicken a la Reine
breaded and stuffed with mushrooms sauteed
in wine, and cheddar cheese.

Chicken Hawaiian
breaded and stuffed with pineapple chunks
and Monterev Jack cheese.

These special breasts are so tender, juicy and
flavourful, and cook up so quick and easy you'll
want to use them in countless recipes.

#' NEW LEMON.GINGER CHICKEN.

--_-KABOBS ONLY $350 EACH* =
One of the season’s best on the BBQ.

One bite and you'll be delighted with the zesty
flavour the tangy marinade gives the tender pieces
of breast. FRESH red and green peppers and
pineapple stay natural and crunchy, even after
barbecuing.

Ask to see our 3 other Marinated Kabobs.

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