48 - Wednesday, December 14, 1988 — North Shore News

MEMBERS OF Sentinel Secondary School's badminton team proudly |

NEWS photo Miko Wakefield

display the trophy the team won recently in ithe Vancouver and

District championships.

Both the senior and junior Sentine! badminton teams triumphed at the

event.

Sports Hall of Fame
moves to B.C. Place

THE B.C. Sports Hall of Fame is
moving its current location at the
PNE grounds to B.C. Place
Stadium.

Plans were also unveiled for the
addition of a new state-of-the-art,
high-tech sports museum.

“This is great news for the
whole Province of British Colum-
bia,’ said Gerald McGavin,
chairman. ‘‘Sporting events and
sports history play an important
role in our Canadian culture.”

Over 632,000 amateur athietes in
the province are registered with
Sport B.C.

The new Sports Halil of Fame
and Museum will de geared to at-
tracting tourists and will illustrate
sports history for both children
and adults.

An educational outreach pro-
gram will be distributed to all
schools in the province making the

Soceer Kokanee setback

IN MEN’S Metro Soccer Action,
North Shore Kokanee dropped a
heartbreaking 4-3 decision to Bur-
naby Marine Pub.

With eight players at game time,
Kokanee had to press ‘‘oldtimers”’
Kent Kallberg and Butch Frith into
action.

The Lith man arrived 20 minutes
into the match and a 12th by the
half.

Despite the adverse conditions,
Kokanec’s ‘‘Doc’’ Segato tallied
the first goal, before Marine Pub
settled down to score three
unanswered.

Late ‘in the game, Kokanee
rallied with goals from Roberto
Chiesa and ‘‘Snowflake”? Kallberg.

facility a destination for school
field trips.

Highlights of the new B.C.
Sports Hall of Fame and Museum,
scheduled to open in Jur:, 1990,
include a stage for live perfor-
mances, a time tunnel of B.C.’s
sports history from the 1980s back
to the 1860s, a Terry Fox gallery,
continuous audio-visual shows and
hands-on, interactive exhibits.

The B.C. government has
already provided a $20,000 grant
and approval in principle for
$75,000 in annual operating
money.

The federal government has
committed to pay 50 per cent of
architectural fees under its
museum assistance prcgram.

Jack Farley, chairman of the
capital campaign, said a total of
$3.5 million is needed to build the
new sports museum.

Marine Pub’s_ centroversial
fourth dashed Kokanve’s hopes to
give them their first loss of the
season. Doug Thomaz of Marine
Pub had a natural hat-trick on the
day with Vince Beatty filling out
the tally.

In other action, North Shore
teams defeated their opponents in
four out of five games.

Western Realty Spurs crushed
Sechelt in a 3-1 win, Shoppers
Park Royal edged out Cliff Ave
Ashfoids 2-1, and the West Van
Royals blanked St. Columbus, 4-0.

The Kilmer Sailors topped Porto
FC 2-1, and only the Spurs lost to
Point Grey 0-1.

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