ig tennis’ is your | racket,

‘take note that. registration |

has: begun. for classes com-.

‘mencing April 18 at the West’
Recreation -

Vancouver
Cent ire e

-- Lessons: will also be held at Z

Ambleside Park and, starting

~ May 2, at Glenmore School
and Park Verdun.

Each’ session. consists | of .

two lessons a week. for two.

weeks and the classe
‘divided into beginner,

vanced beginner and. inter- a

mediate. ;

Lessons are available to.

everyone . eight years and
older, and a special. program
for the children will be heid
during the month of _May
Classes run until July 18.

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For more i»*>rmation con- |

tact the west Vancouver
Recreation Cenize or call

926-3266.

West Van Rec Centre is

“holding a “Fun Run’ this
Saturday, April 9, in Amble-
“side Park. It’s a family event

open to all ages from six to
- 60, and the course round the
park is three miles.. ot

Certificates will be award-

ed. to all- participants. : ‘The

; event starts at 9 a.m. from |

the parking lot at the west.
end entrance to the park. For

ve further information call fit-

~ ness coordinator Sue Hills at
ithe Rec Centre, 926-3266.

‘Whitecaps
open their NASL home.
~season by taking on the
Portland Timbers | Good
Friday at Empire Stadium.
‘Kickoff time is 2 p.m.

Possibly playing in. the
‘Whitecaps opener: -will be top
‘West’ German midfielder
‘Peter Stollwerk—one of head

Vancouver

‘coach Eckhard Krautzun’s: :

prize acquisitions from his
recent European scouting

tour. The 27-year-old Stoll-
Allemania

werk, from.
Aachen in the West German
second division, arrived in
. Vancouver Tuesday.

Krautzun thinks Stollwerk

should be fit, but wants to
‘ see him in training this week
before finally choosing him
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North | Shore: teams. dom-_

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- Hockey -Tournament last

week. They won two of the.
three championship events
and contributed three of the |
SIX players: to the All Star_

Lancelot. Rudelsheim of.

North Vancouver topped the.

junior ranks at the Fraser :

Valley Invitational Smallbore

Rifle Championships held at’
‘Port Coquitlam April 2 and 3.
with a three-position score of

1130, closely followed by
_ Diane Thompson |
Vancouver who shot 1126.

‘Lancelot, with a score ‘of
395 out of a possible 400, was
first

385 was top junior in
kneeling position.

The competition was the

Co-ed sof

Spring
softball and the West Van-
couver Parks and Recreation
Department is looking for

teams to take part in their

1977 Co-ed Slow Pitch
Softball League.

‘Slow Pitch’ softball.
designed to allow 10 play ers
on the field and to give each
player a better chance of

hitting the ball. Hence, the

term slow pitch.

Each team must consist of

at least 10 players and have
at least four members who |
are women ‘and four who are
men,

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HECTIC ACTION at Karen Magnussen Arena brought the Coy Cup within gras
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. Semi-finals last. ‘Friday and Saturday. The Kings face Prince George im. the final this
- Friday at North Van Rec Centre [John Kendrick. photo].

selection.

‘lam 5-3. in: a.

_ the British Columbia team of
five at the Canada Summer
: Games in St.. John’s, New-

pair are. the leading SCOFerS. .

of | Weet : .

in the junior prone.
Shooters, while Diane with

is the time for :

. evenings and possibly Satur-
day mornings at the Pauline

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p of the
‘Victoria. Athletics 5-2 and. 22 en the

- .. decisive 9-3. victory:

The ‘‘A’’ Division crown  ‘ictoria Racquet Club. | .
went to the host club’s team, In the All Star selection
which downed Port Coquit- - Tim Ziola and Bob Larscheid
strongly . of NSWC were chosen as left .
contested game. The ‘‘B’’ defence and centre respec-.
Division title was taken by tively, while Dean’ Hayes of

North Van Rec Centre with a North Van Rec Centre was.
named right wing.

over

_ Randy Heath of North Van
Rec Centre was acclaimed
scoring champion of the:
. tournament.

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‘ninth in a series for places on

‘Sixteen teams took pari in:
‘the four-day event—all from.
the. Lower. Mainland and
Vancouver Island, except for. :
-one entry from Santa Mon-:
ica, California. Between |
them, they played a total of ©
29 games. under the super-
vision of tournament director.

Vern Moberg. . :

foundland, and so far the
Capilano Rod and Gun Club

Olaf Starck and ‘Mark o
Lindsay, also of the Capilano.
Rod and Gun: ‘Club, ‘tied for.
ninth and tenth positions.
with scores of 1098. > -

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The Capilano: team --
consisting of Lancelot,
Diane, Olaf and Mike
Resnick, also won the Junior |
Team Trophies. ,

’ The games will be played
on Tuesday and Thursday

Johnson School.

If’ you have "a team that
would like to join the fun, call
Bob Kusch at 926-3266, or
mail a list of your team
members and their phone
numbers with a designated
captain to the West Vancou-
ver Recreation Centre, 780 -

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