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SENTINEL SENIOR girls’ volleyball player Chice Miller (No. 13) readies to return a voliey during
the Spartans’ meeting with Howe Sound last week. Sentinel won the match in three straight
games, and maintained their top North Shore ranking going into this week's action. Tomorrow
night at 7 p.m. they host Handsworth.

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HIGH SCHOOL action heats up
this week as North Shore con-
tenders face each other in a number
of crucial contests.

@ Tonight at 7 p.m., Handsworth
hosts West Vancouver in a mect-
ing of the top two North Shore
senior boys’ volleyball teams, The
Highlanders won an earlier match
between the two powerhouses.

is host

* Also tonight, West Van, sporting
an impressive 3-0 record, host
Coliingwood in senior badminton
play. Play begins at 3:45 p.m.

¢ In football action, the West
Vancouver Highlanders — tied
with Carson Graham with a 4-0
local record — travel to Windsor
(4-1-0) to take on the Dukes, who
haven't lost since an opening sea-
son loss to the Eagles.

lest Van

* The last exhibition swim meet
prior to the North Shore and
Burnaby-New Westminster Champ-
ionships is being beld at William
Griffin Pool this Sunday at 7 p.m.
This meet is for all the individual
events.

« Next Monday at 3:45 p.m., St.
Thomas Aquinas travels to Sentinel
to avenge an earlier 2-0 loss in
senior boys’ soccer action.

NOTICE TO MOTORISTS |

SEA-TO-SKY

40 MINUTE SCHEDULED DELAYS
(Week of Monday October 24)

The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises that there will be
40-minute scheduled delays on the Sea-to-Sky Highway 99 at Porteau Bluffs,
25 kilometres north of Horseshoe Bay from Monday October 24 to Friday
October 28, 1994. Scheduled delays are needed for rock scaling work and
will be in effect as follows:

Monday to Thursday

9:20 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday

Bears clip Falcons

THE FOURTH week of GSL football saw the Bears maintain their
stranglehold on the bantam division with @ 25-2 win over the second
place Falcons.

Craig MeLaren led the Bears with two touchdowns, with David
Green and Danny Mould adding the other Bear majors. MeLaren’s
two thajors moved him tothe top of scoring race, with a fotal of seven
TDs (42 points). Green is in second with six PDs (36 points)

In ather action, the Razorbacks, led by Tim Angeloni's two touch:
downs, blanked the Huskies (4-0.

GSL play resumes this Sunday at noon and 2 p.m. at Norgate Park.

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9:20 AM - 12:00 Neon

Note: During scheduled 40-minute delays, the highway will be open from the
top of the hour until twenty minuted past the hour. There will be no scheduled
delays on Friday afternoons, weekends or statutory holidays.

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The Ministry thanks motorists for their patience and cooperation.

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