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TWO YOUNG karate students battle it out during the Shito-Ryu Invitational Tournament held recently at

Mickey McDougall Gym in North Vancouver.

Grouse Nicuntain ski club
launches membership drive

THE GROUSE Mountain Tyee Ski Club (FSC) is now
accepting memberships for the 1987-88 ski season.

One of the area’s oldest ski clubs, TSC is currently
in its 52nd year and has a membership of approx-
imately 200 active skiers.

The club has had its own club house on Grouse
since 1938.

In addition to its regular ski programs, which begin
with children six years oid and up, TSC has embarked
on a five-year master plan to produce skiers to com-
pete in the 1992 Olympic Games.

To finance the program, along with construction of
a new Tyee clubhouse that will be double the size of
the present clubhouse, the club has organized a Ski
Fever ’87 Sweepstakes raffle that «will include a top

prize of a $3,000 IT&T computer and second prize of
a Peugeot racing bicycle worth an estimated $700.
Other prizes include complete sets of camping and
hiking equipment.

Tickets are $2 each or three for $5. For raffle ticket
information call 985-7609 or 980-9152.

The final draw for prizes will be Dec. 5 on Grouse
Mountain.

For information on Tyee ski instruction call Laurie
Thompson for ages six to 12 at 929-5395; Ed Bakstad
at 987-2765 for ages 12 to 14; and Noel Villard at
985-7609 for skiers aged {5 and over.

For club membership forms call Ruth Lapointe at
980-9152.

Program targets joint problems

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SHITO-RYU CLUB

Calibre

high in

karate tourney

JAPANESE NINTH dans grand
master Ryusho Sakagami and sev-
enth dan master Seiko Suzuki were

two special guestsat a recent karate
tournament hosted by the North
Vancouver Shito-Ryu club at
Mickey McDougall Gym.

“The tournament was a great
success due to the high calibre of
competition,’’ said chief North
Vancouver instructor Philip Dar-
byshire.

The results were as follows:

Men’s Black Selt Free Fighting:

Gold: Philip Darbyshire (chief instructor —
N. Van}, Silver: Kaz Hashimoto (chief in-
structor Kingsway Club), Bronze: Yas Miura
(Vancouver),

Men's Brown Beit:
Gold: Horace Siu (Vancouver),
Patrick Haynes (Powell River),
Tony Kim (Vancauver).

Orange/Green Beit:
Gold: Arthur Shimizu (Van.), Silver: Stuart

Innes bowls

NORTH VANCOUVER _ bowler
Mark funes bowled a perfect 300
game at Thunderbird Lanes last
week.

A member of the 50-bowler
North Shore Major Men's Bowling

eieices.

Silver:
Bronze:

Cannavor (Kingsway), Bronze: Mark
Greenberg (North Vancouver}.
White Yellow Belt:
Gold: Yuen Young (Van.), Silver: Bob Mor-
ton, Bronze; Gavin Barmania.
Women's Green Belt ep:
Gold: Roberta Sciaretia, Silver:
Pfirsching, Bronze: Michelle Hall.
Junior (Age 13-16):
{White/Orange) Gold: Kevin) Wakahara,
Sliver: Chuck Halt, Bronze: Shane Manson.
(Green/Black) Gold: Ruben Meikle, Silver:
Jeff Dick, Bronze. G. Papadanagiotov.
Men‘s Black Belt Kata
Gold: Kaz Hashimoto, Silver:
Hamaguchi, Bronze: Raymond So.

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Maya

This weekend at BCIT, the Jap-
anese National Karate Team com-
peted against the four Western
provinces and the Canadian Na-
tional Karate Team.

North Vancouver Shito-Ryu
black belts Darbyshire and Ron
Bagley competed in the event.

perfect game

League, Innes’ perfect’ game
marked the first for the league,
and the first for the bowler at the
Thunderbird Lanes alley.

Innes bowls for the league team
sponsored by the Rusty Gull pub.

Now you can make your

Sunday drive profitable.

B efore you get into your car this Sunday, check the
garage, carport, basement or storeroom for unwanted

household items.

Make a quick list and then pop into the North Shore
News Classified Department while you're out for your Sun-
day drive. The News Classified Department is now on street
level to make stopping in that much easier.

By midweek you could be seeing some profit from your

Sunday drive.

If this idea appeals to you but you don't feel like driving,
pick up the phone and call your ad in.

THE RON Andrews Community
Centre is putting on a special pro-
gram for people with joint and
movement problems.

This special program, designed
for seniors or anyone with joint
problems, provides 1% hours of
gentle exercises, done both on the

Jand and in the water.

Instructor Ingrid Baxter, who
holds a masters degree in adaptive
aquatics, receives support and
consultation from the
physiotherapy department of Lions
Gate Hospital.

Classes will be held Mondays

and Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m.
to noon, and participants should
wear comfortable clothing and br-
ing a bathing suit.

Participants can either drop in
or register in advance.

For more information call 929-