NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge

ARGYLE PIPERS’ Kristina Paukov (left) and Shelley Hoford watch the birdie during the North
Shore high schoo! badminten championships at Sentinel last Tuesday. The pair competed in the
senior girls’ doubles event, won by Argyle’s Loretta Lam and Karen Tam.

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THE FIRST day of the North Shore
high school badminton champi-
onships saw the Sentinel Spartans
capture three of the five titles vied
for last Tuesday.

Junior Girls’ Singles
1. Wendy McGill, Sutherland.
2. Sabrina Lee, Sentinel.
3. Stacy Cunliffe, Handsworth.
4, Karen Lo, Argyle. ‘

uni s’ Singl

1. Bryan Mascoe, Sentinel.

2. Alan Davis, Handsworth.
3. David Puddicombe, Hillside.
4. Philip Haddad, Collingwood.

i. Loretta Lam/Karen Tan,
Argyle.

2, Anny Chen/Carol Fan, West
Vancouver.

3, Mary Chow/Karen Fung,
Sutherland.

4. Cheryl Chang/Janice Leung,

Sentinel.
Senior Boys’ Doubles

1. Colin Clay/Damon Galan,
Sentinel.
2. David Hedalen/Thomas
Puddicombe, West Vancouver.
3. Ivan Huang/Kennie Mok,
Handsworth.
4. Calvin Cheung/Thomas Kwan,
Sutherland.

(Look for more badminton
Tesults in Wednesday's paper).

Canucks find a place to play

WITH HOCKEY in hiatus, the
boys of winter are taking to
summer sports, as four mem-
bers of the strike-bound
Vancouver Canucks will take
part in the Ali-Star Sports
Weekend in Vancouver next
week.

Canuck captain Trevor Linden
and teammates'Greg Adams,
Geoff: Courtnall and Cliff

Ronning will participate in the All- .

Star baseball game at I p.m. on
Sunday, Nov. 6 at B.C. Place in
Vancouver.

” The weekend of events, hosted

by former major leaguer Steve °

Wilson, is an annual fundraiser for
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In addition to the Sunday after-
noon game, a dinner/dance is being
held on Saturday night.

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cause,” says Wilson, a former
North Vancouver pitcher.

“We're thrilled with the partici-
pation of the athletes and celebrities
in this event which raises money
for programs to further the training
of B.C. Special Olympic athletes.
it's a great way to support the com-
munity and advance sports in: the
province.”

In addition to the Canucks,
major leaguers Devon White, Dave
Henderson, Julio Cruz, Dave
Stewart and L.A. Dodger skipper
Tommy Lasorda will be taking
part in the weekend's events.

Tickets for the big game on
Sunday are $6 per person, and are
available by calling Ticketmaster at
280-4444,

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