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N. VANCOUVER - (604) 987-8687
860 West 15th Street, Across from Dave Buck Ford
independently Owned & Operated « Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-6

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Little League
District
_ Championships
11-12 Year Gids
July 5th to July 26th
Zeulke Park, North Van
(By Kinsmen Stadium and
Carson Graham School)
Admission is Free
1 (What a Bargain!)
Come down & enjoy the famous
Zuelke Burger & get caught up
in Little League Baseball Fever!!

Winner will advance to the
B.C. Championships on Vancouver island!

B.C. Provinciais
Junior 13-14 year olds
Kirkstone Park, Lynn Valley July 22-Aug 2

NEWS photo Terry Poters

Provincial champs

NORTH Shore secondary schools brought home more provincial championships in one season than ever
hefore. Six titles were won by teams from three schools. Student athletes, from left, display the spoils of vic-
tory: Sentinel tennis players Janis Hui and Preston Woo; Argyle girls soccer captains Chantelle Nascimento
and Catriona Skinner; Collingwood rugby captains Sean Rupka, Jack Orr and Ryan Clark; and Argyle moun-
tain bikers Ben Sigston and Terry Garnett. Watch the News’ sports section for the high school athletes’ hon-
our roll, coming iater this month. ‘

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WEST  Vancouver’s

Bob Parry will be

inducted to the
Canadian Lacrosse
Hall of Fame this fail.

Parry scored 161 goals and
had 62 assists in 207 Western
Lacrosse Association games
over nine seasons before he
retired in 1964.

Parry, who turns 65 on July
14, is being recognized as a
builder for 30 years as an exec-
utive, manager or administra-
tor with the Vancouver
Burrards. Since 1996 he has
been on the club’s alumni
board. .

“I’m elated,” he said. “I’ve
played with lots of great reams
and lots of great players.”

Parry played for three
Mann Cap-winning
Vancouver Burrards’ teams in
the 1960s. That team, which is
also known as the Vancouver
Carlings, is being inducted in
the outstanding team category.

As general manger ofthe

he was instrumental
in signing Vancouver Cariticks”
goaltender Dunc Wilson to
play lacrosse at “Vancouver’s
Kerrisdale Avena.

When he’s inducted to the
New Westmainster-based shrine
this fall, Parry will be among
358 hall of fame members,
including 115 builders.

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Former North Vancouver-
Seymour NDP MLA Colin
Gabelmann has been appoint-
ed chair of the Pacific Racing
Association. .

Gabelmann served under
Dave Barrett’s one-term
administration from 1972-75.

He replaces Don Winton,
original chair of the five-year-
old, seven-member board.

The PRA operates Hastings
Park Racecourse in Vancouver.

TOM Boettger has been
named head coach of
Capilano College’s bad-
minton team.

Bocttger replaces Janice
Swansburg as the Blues’ coach
who leit to devote more time
to her badminton profession.

“Tom has a reputation of
being an excellent piayer devel-
opment coach,” says Joe
Tacobeliis, Capilano Coilege’s

Cap gets new coach

athletic director. “He has the :

contacts and the skills to take
our badminton program to
another level next year.”
Boettger is the badminton
professional at Vancouver's
Arbutus Club and the sports
development coordinator for
Badminton B.C. He was also
racquet sports consultant at the
University of Calgary and a
coach of the Mount Royal
College badminton team.

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TOM Boetiger... new Cap
badminton coach.

Other upcoming Little League Districe

Kirkstone Park, Lynn Valley, July 10-17

Junior 13-

Seniors 15-1716
Ambleside Park, W. Van

& inter River Park, N. Van, July 5-10

For further informatior on Littlo League
events contact Kathy Fitch 960-

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