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sport

March 30, 1983

MCSWEEN downed West Van Spuraways 1-0 on the weekend in the last game for these division four premier teams
at Ambleside Park. For full results, see page BS

Young” athietes will
receive top level coaching at
the Norwesters Track and
Field Clinic during -Spring
Break. The intensive four
day course in track and field
skills is open to any
youngster in the grade 6-9
age group.

The Clinic will be held at
Handsworth Secondary from
Tuesday to Friday, April 5
through 8.

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Clinic director David
Holtzman has assembled a
blue ribbon staff, bringing in
top athletes and coaches
from B.C. clubs. Norma
Jordan, head Throws coach
from the Richmond Kajaks
will be instructor in Shot Put
and Discus. Sprints and
Relays will be coached by
Charles Collinson, head
coach of Victoria's “Flying
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The best-known instructor
is B.C.’s Athlete of the
Decade Debbie Brill. Brill
created one of the great
moments in Canadian track
and field last year in Ed-
monton, when she floated
over the high jump bar at
1.99 metres, establishiing the
new world indoor record

For information on the
chnic, phone Dave Holtz-
man al 922-0506.

Sports Desk 985-2131

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BUSINESS » AUTO
REAL ESTATE

NORTH SHORE Sanitherm Saints ended a
successful season Sunday, not the way they

wanted but with a 1-0 loss to Norvan in fourth
round league cup action.

The loss puts the Saints on
the sidelines after winning
their division 2a, although
there has been some dispute
over final standings.

There is the possibility
that Saints will be in com-
petition this summer, taking
part in the B.C. Summer
Games as one of the division
2 champions.

Norvan got on the score-
board early with a_ con-
troversial goal claimed by
many observers to have been
offside. However, since
referees are never wrong the
one goal stood up.

Saints were unable to
generate any sustained at-
tack and were often under
pressure from a composed
and experienced Norvan
side.

Jerry Macey made a
number of acrobatic saves in
Saints net while John
Medland never quit his hard,
determined play.

EASY oN THE
FASTBALL

Not only did Saints have to
battle the opposttion
throughout the last part of
the season, but they ran into
a financial crisis which
threatened the club's ex-
istence until the St. Alice
Hetel moved into the breach
helping out the young club.

Girls host
beer garden

The Coach House Senior
Women’s Soccer Team will
be holding a beer garden at
Kinsmen Stadium to provide
“hospitality” for out of
towners at an eight team
‘women's soccer tournament
on April 30 and May 1.

The beer garden will be
open from 12 noon to 6 p.m.
each of the days, the team’s
coach says in a letter to
North Vancouver City
council.

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