16 - Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - North Shore News

HE SHOOTS, he tries to
score. Alex Brillantes
shoots one at goalie Kurt
Jesson during a Bantam A
practice at the Nosth
Vancouver Recreation
Centre recently.

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NEWS pholo Tom Burtey

THE PETITE ‘“‘A” Lions defeated
the Delta Petite “‘A’’ team 13-4 in
weekend North West Vancouver
Ringette action recently.

A four-goal outburst by Lisa
Demeule and a hat trick by
Michelle Keast helped the win.
Strong work by Darcy Berringer
paid off with one goal and three
assists.

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The Junior Belle ‘‘A’’ team lost.
Seti Morri GRAND OPENING SPECIAL

local sneokor
tourney held

SNOOKER COMPETITION
returns to the North Shore Dec. 17
to 19 at the Royal Canadian
Legion on J5th Street with this
year’s North Shore Open Snooker
Tournament.

Entry fee is $10, and partici-
pants must be North Shore resi-
dents, explained organizer Roy
MacDonaid.

For more details, interested
snooker players should call Mac-
ronald or Dennis Gamble at 985-

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Play begins at 7 p.m. each night.

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(at Pemberton)
North Vancouver

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