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42 - Sunday, May 3, 1987 — North Shore News

Seymour hosts
Special Olympics

MORE than a dozen skiers from
Special Olympics groups
throughout the Lower Mainland
took part in the first annual
Special Olympics provincial alpine
division winter championships held
recently at Mount Seymour.

Represented were Coquitlam,
Kimberly, North Vancouver, Var-
conver and Victoria.

The new North Shore Seymour
Skibusters team was represented by
Joe Barker, Cal Brandolini, War-
ren Callin, Monique MacDonald
and Lorraine McLatchie. :

Organizing the team’s activities
are coaches Al White and Dave
Stewart and convenors : Evelyn
Brandolini and Jim Best, special
education teacher at Windsor Sec-
ondary school.

Sponsored by British Columbia
Special Olympics (BCSO) and the
Mount Seymour Ski School the
purpose of the event was to qualify
skiers for the national champion-
ship slated for March 1988 in Ed-
munston, N.B., explained Jennifer
MacTavish, BCSO program assis-
tant. Six have qualified thus far.

Following the meet, awards and
T-shirts were presented by Mac-
Tavish and Dave Shamm, repre-

Powell River team.

N. SHORE MOUNTAINEERS

ELAINE GOSSEN (aumber ‘six), of the North Shore Highlanders,
races off after the ball in the provincial B girls soccer finals held last
‘| weekend at Swanguard Stadium. The Highlanders lost 2-0 to the

senting the Progress Club, a major
supporter of Special Olympics.

North Shore skier placings in-
cluded Warren Callin, second, and
Monique McDonald, third, in both
advanced slalom and giant slalom;
Warri:n Callin, second, and Lor-
raine McLatchie, third, in the ad-
vanced downhill.

Wayne Wong, director of
Mount Seymour Ski School,
helped to organize the event.
Mount Seymour provided lunch as
well as gates and timing equipment
for the meet.

The course was set by Windsor
Secondary students and convened
by Jim Best.

The alpine event was preceded a
week earlier by BCSO Nordic
championships at Cypress and was
followed by a speed skating meet
in Abbotsford.

“Special Olympics in B.C. is on ~

its way to developing a fully
rounded program of winter:
sports,’’ said MacTavish.

She added that figure skating is
next on the agenda.

For information on _ Special
Olympics programs on the North
Shore contact Martha Barker
986-6309, evenings only.

NEWS | photo Tom Burley

Bowlers roll to victory

THE North Shore Monntaineers
blind ‘bowling team returned
recently with a trophy for its
first-place finish in the April 25
South Van Isle five-pin bowling
tournament held in Victoria.

The four-member team, which
includes Margaret Munn, Edith
Scott, _fielen Sinclair and Ivan

gon

Locke, triumphed over five other
teams of blind bowlers to win the
tournament.

The team will now go on to
compete in the Totem  Five-Pin
Tournament scheduled to be
played May 9 in Burnaby.

The Mountaineers are supported
financially by the North Shore Op-
timists.

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