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Swimmers | from Lion’s
Gate.were kept busy over the

recent weeks in various

meets across the west.

Four of the top swimmers
of the North Shore Club
found out what top compe-
tition meant at the Canada
Cup number 2 in Calgary.

While the Lions Gate
swimmers didn’t pick up any
medals in the top notch
competition, they did exper-
ience some of the best
swimmers in North America.

Kevyn Stafford was the
busiest. north shore swim-
mer. She, was in seven
events. Cheryl Webb, Neil

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BASKETBALL ACTION ts heatiig up to s’fever plich around the province. ‘This

‘Howe Sound tournament fs underway while on cther fronts action
_ continues in playo: for the Vancouver and District. In the above picture, West Van
. Highland ktag on John Oliver Secondary School in funior action. (Eieworth

“Lions Gate , swimmers busy

Carley and Vickie Byman

‘were the other swimmers

entered from the local club.

A total of 18 swimmers

from Lions Gate qualified for.
the _ B.C. Championships °

following a Qualifying meet

for Age Group, Senior and |
- Lével One competitors.

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At a level three meet in
Richmond, the North Shore
swimmers picked up three

. firsts, four seconds from. the

eleven entries.

Newfoundland
wins blind bowling

Newfoundland bowlers
overwhelmed the opposition
on the weekend and cap-
tured the National Blind
Bowling Tournament.

The Island province took
top ‘spot with a 4,542 point

fa

total ahead of Ontario with
their 4,153.

Another eastern province,
Nova Scotia, took third
place with a 4,051 total
ahead of British Columbia
and Alberta.

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The Russians are coming

- Soviets tower over AIA.

time with two players who °

i coliseum on stand over seven feet tall — also- will. be. ‘pa
March ao and so isa young Viadimir Tkachenko, seven- the’ 7:00. ‘p.
--reeruit ‘with the size and five and ‘Alexandr . game, » when
_ international experience to Belostennyi, seven-two..  -- the.
_ bolster Athletes in Action” | _ <. ‘League take on th
Canada for its summit -

_. *. Football League’
Four other members of Seahawks.’ :
the USSR team are listed at o

six-ten.

meeting with the Soviet
Union National Basketball
Team.

Oxsen will complement
AIA-Canada’s regular front e
line of Tim Warkentin (6-9), ‘Offices
Dan Frost .(6-7), Bruce

Coach Nichols has added
Oregon State graduate,
Doug Oxsen for AIA —
Canada’s game against the

giants from the steppes of Hennng (6-11), - Murtay
the USSR on Saturday, Redekop (6-8) and Jeff. of oe
March 3rd, starting at 8: +00 _Fubrmann (6-5).

p.m.
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Oxsen is a six-foot, eleven
centre who played against
the Soviet Nationals two
years ago with AIA’s U.S.
team. He will have several
practices with the Ab-
botsford-based team and
_ join the Challengers for two
exhibition games in Hawaii
this week. “Oxsen will give
us added depth and-~

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