14 - Wednesday, October 1, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports —____

B.C. MORGAN HORSE SHOW
Local women
ride winners

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Dianne
Moores and her Morgan mare
Westcoast Rhapsody finished first
in natural park horse and first in
amateur to drive at the PNE horse
show.

Moores also placed first in ladies
to ride, second in amateur (o ride
and third in Canadian born and
bred competitions at the 1986 B.C.
Morgan Horse Show.

Carole Edwards, also of North
Vancouver and her four-month-old

colt, Mr. Ozzann, placed first at
the PNE and first at B.C. Morgan
Show in the 1986 foal competition.

The colt was sired by the
Morgan stallion Shakers Ozz, who
was bought in U.S.A. by Beverley
and Gordon Kennedy.

Shakers Ozz was the first syn-
dicated Morgan stallion in
Canada.

He recently won the pleasure
driving championship and English
pleasure championship in Califor-
nia.

‘ HORSE and riding team take time to prepare mind ‘and body before the -
challenge of the next round of competition during last week’s-second™
annual Riding Trophy Show at the Korral Riding Academy in North -

Vancouver.

NEWS photo Tom Burley

BURNABY MAN TO EXECUTIVE

Hayes elected to hockey assoc.

THE BRITISH Columbia
Amateur Hockey Association will
again have local representation fol-
lowing the election of Burnaby’s
Larry Hayes to the organization’s
executive committee at the recent
67th annual general meeting of the
BCAHA in Penticton.

Hayes takes on the position of
-Lower Mainland District Director
and joins Don Ackert of Port Co-
quitiam in the dual post.

For the past 12 years, Hayes has
been actively involved in local
amateur hockey, serving on the
Burnaby Minor Hockey Associa-
tion, Pacific Coast Amateur
Hockey Association and B.C.
Amateur Hockey Association ex-
ecutives in past years. s

With stints in both minor and
junior hockey, Hayes last was
general manager for the Provincial
and Pacific Region Champion

Burnaby Midget AAA Hawks last
season and is now the manager of
the Burnaby Bluehawk., the
newest entry in the West Coast
Junior Hockey League.

In the same meeting, Bruce
Allison of Richmond was named
president of the BCAHA for his
second term.

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SUPPORT
JACK DeVIS
ON THE
VANDER ZALM
TEAM

Premier Bill Vander Zalm has asked the people of British Col-
umbia for their endorsement. On October 22 he wants your con-
sent to make a fresh start for all British Columbians.
In North Vancouver-Seymour Jack Davis is on the Vander Zaim
team as Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.
Like the Premier's campaign, Jack's electora! effort is being
financed by you and me, the everyday people of the North
Shore. Not by any special interest group.
Jack needs the support of individuals who can assist with
reasonable contributions.
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