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WINDSOR GIRLS ski team plac- 13th. and Handsworth I4th. In the boys’
ed first in the slalom event at the In girls’ combined slalom and event Seycove Ied in 4th place A public service of the B.C. Branch, Canadian Bar
recent B.C. High School Alpine giant slalom event, results vere followed by Windsor in sixth, Association, funded by tt the Law Foundation of B.C.

Ski Championships at Mt. Windsor in fifth place, Coll- Sutherland in ninth and Hand- a
Washington, B.C. ingwood in seventh, Argyle 12th — sworthin 12th place.

Team members Christy Alien,
Lee Bensted, Tracy Audette,
Kristen Patten, Nicole Roy and
Christine Deluca’s outstanding
performance earned them the No.
2 title as B.C. provincial slalom
champions.

North Shore schools earned four
boys’ and four giris’ berths at the
championships. They were Wind-
sor boys and girls, Handsworth
boys and girls, Seycove boys,
Sutherland boys, Argyle girls and
Collingwood girls.

Two hundred students took part
in the two-day event which includ-
ed a slalom and giant slalom
event.Forty-seven schools from
across the province competed for
17 berths.

Other results were: In the girls’
slaiom, Collingwood followed
Windsor in fourth place; Argyle in
ninth place and Handsworth in
14th. In boys’ slalom, Windsor
placed fourth, Seycove fifth,
Sutherland seventh and Hand- ra
sworth 12th. A

Windsor led the pack again in ~
the girls’ giant slalom event in &
eighth place, with Handsworth ~
11th, Argyle 12th and Collingwood oa

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14th. In boys’ giant slalom, 4
Seycove came out ahead in fifth |
place, Sutherland in ninth, Wind-
sor in 10th and Handsworth in

Grouse hosts
spring carnival §

ONE HUNDRED skiers with s
glowing torches will light up the _
sky tomorrow night when Grouse
Mountain's first annual spring
carnival begins.

For three days beginning on
March 24, the entire mountain top
will be adorned in a carousel of
entertainment and festive activi-
ties, as face painters, clowns, jug-
Biers and street entertainers delight
crowds,

Some highlights include a media
sno-pitch event, Labatt’s Logger
show, Schloss Laderheim Slush
Cup race, a family ski competition
and a snow castle competition. :

On Marsch 25 and 26, the Grouse :
Mouatain Tyce Ski Club hosts the
1989 B.C. Cup finals with the
slaiom on Saturday and the giant
slalom on Sunday.

A gala dinner with Jim Bymes is
scheduled for March 25 at 8 p.m.,

and on March 26, an caster egg es i . an o - 8
hunt gets under way at 1! a.m. for ee i . Wonda- : : Rose
children. mS ” § Gro Sail 7 68

Fireworks and torch light parade CU & m BiG Ba ] 7 Pan American,
begins March 23 at 7 p.m. For aye “ 9 Twin Pack
more information phone Grouse
Mountain at 984-0661.

} CORRECTION NOTICE
In the ad which appeared |
on page 9 of the Wed.,
March 15/89 newspaper in
which Canadian Interna-
tional College invites
members of the communi-
ty to join their Home Visit

| Program for Japanese col-

Why not help
Save-On-Foods
protect the
environment
and save
money too!
Bring back
and reuse
your bags.

lege students. the after
5:00 p.m. tel. # was incor-
rect and should have read
929-1141. We apologize for
any inconvenience this may
have caused.

CANADIAN
INTERNATIONAL
COILEGE

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