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24 - Sunday, March 17, 1985 -

Sports

North Shore News

Lynnwood closing
in on first place

Lynnwood Nordic moved
one step closer Sunday to
unseating perennial champi-
ons North Shore Bravos by
defeating them by a decisive
4-1 score with only four
weeks left in the Coaches
Soccer League regutar
schedule.

Third-place Molsons and
fourth-standing Olympia
Gold Caps also maintained

co-ed
THE NORTH Vancouver
Recreation Commission is

starting a co-ed slow-pitch
softball league.

‘The season runs April 22
to June 28 and each team
must field a minimum of
four women.

Synchro”

starts

THE WEST Vancouver
Aquatic Centre will be the
home for a. new synchroniz-
‘ed swimming club.

Under the direction of
programmer Joan Hall and
the instruction by coach Lisa
Nielsen, the club has
developed from a= recre-
ational program to a fully
fledged competitive club
called ‘‘The Klippers’’.

. The Club will still operate
out of the Aquatic Centre.

-Phone 926-8585 for the
registrar’s phone number.

their positicns by shutting-
out their opponents, Ray
Johnson Plumbing 5-0 and
Park Royal Hotel 3-0
respectively.

‘In other action, Millers
doubled International Paints
4-2, Deico Realty downed
Northshore Nissan 3-1, and
Totemcolor and Labatts bat-
tled to a 2-2 draw.

STANDINGS
after 18 weeks of play are:
WLT Pts
1, Lynnwood Nordic 16 2131
2, North Shore Bravos 44 4 0 28
3. Molsons “1242 26
4. Olympia Gold Caps 1t 6 1 23
5. Park Royal Hotel 9 8119
6. international Paints 8 8 2 18
7, Miller High Life 9 9018
8. Delco Realty 6 9315
9. Ray Johnson Plumbing 6 11 1 13
10. Labatts 412210
JL. Totemcolor 3123 9
12. Northshore Nissan 3150 6

Van starts
slopitch

There will be 10 regular
season games and everybody
makes the playoffs. There is
fun and excitement for
players from all skill levels.
Fee is $100 per team (in-
cludes all equipment, except
gloves).

- For early registration, or

more information, contact
Valentine Lee (League Co-
ordinator) at 224-6678, or
the North Vancouver Recre-
ation Centre, 988-6166
(messages). Individuals who
wish to join a team should
also contact the League
Co-ordinator. :

TENNIS |

‘1985

The West Vancouver Tennis Club
is again offering its successful
Spring Tennis program
for Children & Young Adults

(ages 8-18)

Instruction will be oifered in 3 sessions
of 6- 45 min. lessons each.

‘Session #1 April 9-26
#2 May 6-24
#3 = June 3-21

Levels: Beginner through intermediate
Co-Coaches: Larry and Lesley Scott
Cost: $40 per session
{includes 1985 Junior membership in
West Vancouver Tennis club)

Registration Days for all sessions:
Saturday, March 30
10:00am - 12:60 noon

at the West Vancouver Tennis Club
821 21st Ave., Wes! Vancouver V7V

473

For further information phone

922-9722

Valid for one COMPLIMENTRY LIFT TICKET
- when a second ADULT LIFT TICKET is purchased.

VALID MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ONLY
(not valid March 29th thru April 8th inclusive)

MT. SEYMOUR

Snow Phone 986-3444

Office 986-2261

WILISts 4a 9ss.

by Buster Brown.

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