| B2-Sunday News, June 15, 1980:

RINGETTE PROVIDES PLENTY of action, yet does not involve the checking of hockey. The game Is played on ice

as shown above and a stick and rubber ring take the place of hockey sticks and pucks. As can be seen, the girls are

well protected.

right future for Ringette

Registration doubled in one year

On May 26, the North and
West Ringette Association
held its Annual General
Meeting at the North Van
Rec Centre and the
following slate of officers
was elected. New President
ts Jerry Smandych, with
Peter Griffin as Past
President retaining bis ttle
of All Star Coordinator

Vice Presidents are Eber
Bebrenz and Judy Dames
while Kate Lister and Bruce
McPhee are continuing in
their respective positions of
Treasurer and Referee in
Chief. The new Secretary »
Kathy MacKenac. Publicity

Arleen Gillett, Scheduler

Peter Steinbach Fund
Raising Doug Black
Equipment Wally Pierce.

Statsticaan) Sandy McPhee
Coaches Coordinator Ken
McLlcan.
Coordinators

Managers
Carol Me
Connell and Registrar
| vanne Griffin

At the meeting, members
heard repotls of a banne:
year with registration morc
than double the first scason
In House League playolts
the “Coreen Machine” beat
the “Sharks” in the Petite
Dtvision while the Tween
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Winning Kitts received
trophies and medals Phe
two Belle teams  cnyoyed
Compe tition with Poset
C cng (haan Langley aie
Aldergrove

The main cect of the
season was the a
Provincial Chamypucuahigp

Dournament thet on the

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North Shore, especially with
our Petite All Stars winning
the trophy for the second
year in a row.

Five girls from the North
Shore went to Waterloo,
Ontano for the National
Ringette Championships as
part of two B.C. Provincial
Teams Pam Reiner, Laura
Dickinson and Sharon Gnhin
as Jr Belles came home with
a Jrd Place and the Sport
smanship Award, while
Kathleen and Sue Griffin as
members of the Belles | cam
came 4th

The Wateriog Chronicle
reported ~ BC shocked
everyone with the = giant
strides they have made since
as recent as tast ycar’s
champtonships in Winnipeg
They (BOC) were at the
bottom last) ycar and Unis
year both tcams are vying for
playoff spots The BC Jr
Belles pulled off the upset of
the tournament when they
shocked Ontameo 32 to hand
thas province ats oaly loss of
the nabvonals

Lake any other fledghng
operation the sport of
Ringette has incurred tts
share of growing pains but
with 1O0 OOO girks playing ip
Canada and the Ut! S the
sportis here to stay

Whats the big attraction”
Pwo mayor reasons the
team Concept aad the triend
ships made durtng the many

tournaments Any girl can

play amd yet ae onc player
can dominate bev ause of the
rules thot require much
passing Sure the cecotre in
Kingette i useatly Che bop
scorer twat even she in meolt

PPronve

permitted to carry the ring
from end to end. Because
there is no body contact, the
game appeals to parents as
well, who cnjoy applauding
the skills, not the hits.

Watch this paper for dates
of the Ringette School which
will be heid again in Sep
tember. All girts from 7 to 17
from Deep Cove to Hor-
seshoc Bay are invited to try
the sport

If enough interest 1s
shown, a bunny league of
five and six year olds will be
started

A preregistravon form
can be found tn this tssuc

Kor more information call
the Registrar Luanne Griffin
at 988 0648

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ME?

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GETTING
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Double headers
for the ladies _

Sam the Record Man
managed a tie and a win
from a double header played
this past week in Lynn
Valley Women's Athletic
Club softball league.

The Record Man drew 7-7
with Block Bros. in the first
game before coming back
with a 8&5 win in one of two
catch up double headers.

In the other twin bill,
Avalon Blues downed Kirbys
5-3 but in the second game

Kirbys turned the tables and
came up with a 43 win
helped by a round tripper by
Lurie DenBrejen.

Regular action on Monday
night saw Sam the Record
Man down Kirbys 5-1 while
Canadian Insulation took
Avalon Blues 5-2 behind the
pitching of Kathy Watson.

Block Bros. knocked off
Earls Industries inspite of a
home run by Rhonda Brown.

Final standings inLV

Jack's Kiddy Rides picked
up nine wins against only
three losses to take first
place in the final standings of
the minor division of the
Lynn Valicy Little League.

Close behind was John's

welding with an 84 record
and 16 points, one ahead of
Skyline Sports with a 7-4-1
record.

Davis Insurance took
fourth followed by Nelmaco,
Taylormotive and Cable 10.

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