‘Tyé MIKE HOCEVAR

The Nor Wes:Caps: had something. to; prove to
the New y destroyed Bruins. And: did they ever,

Comets at the North Van
Rec :Centre. wasn't quite a
nornial meeting. :
Last . summer,
Caps". and”
affiliation:

‘Both the

sn Ces eng i
with the “way, ‘the. Bruins
handled : players in ~many

You're . invited -
ticipate in = ‘William. Gutta
Community Centre's: Open
House _ this. Wednesday
evening,. - featuring. a variety
of events and presentations...

event. You can enjoy a
fitness to ‘music workout in
the gym, and you can take
advantage of the pool and .
sauna. There are a number

Comets; eae

In a. meeting Monday night

with New . Westminster

y general manager Tracey
_Pratt, both parties ter-
minated the agreement.

to weightlifting. .
Why not come and sec

what the North Vancouver Workout” lecture by Andro Health and Fitness - “Coping —
Commission Janyk, Fitness Expert from with Life on the Run”.
Capilano College. Eitness Testing and

Recreation .

. offers. at Griffin. Centre?
.. ‘Drop in at 851 West Queens

Rd- or phone at 986-2255. -

7:00 - 10:00 — Free Swim:
and Sauna
7:00 — Exercise to Music

A chance to try out the facilities

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At 6:41 of the third period
a goal by..Mark James cx-
tended the Winter Club’s
margin to three goals again
before Don Lloyd and Ken
Nilsson found the range to
pull Picassos within a goal at
6-5.

Butler concluded scoring
for NSWC while C. Donnelly
and Darren Donnelly
responded with goals only 25
seconds apart in the period's
final minutes to carn the
draw for their team.

John Musser, the in
the Picasso net, faced 70
shots and his NSWC
counterpart, John Boyd, 69
shots.

In Tuesday's action at the
Rec Centre the Moun-
taincers ran into a red hot

Blazer goaltender and were .

blanked 8-0 by the Poco
tcam.

The Mountaincers outshot
the Blazers 32-16 over the

three periods while the PoCo
team built up a 3-0 first
period lead, 7-0 after two,
and then scored only once in
the third for an 8-0 final.
Sunday's Metro League

: is sithation set up the

_ turned

Wakelyn . in
another ~isnpressive per-

released . by
Cowichan Valley Capitals i in

_ November due to a numbers

of carrying

Shandro and Karen Hislop.
7:40 “A Balanced

8:00— Refreshment Break |

8:10 — Karate demon-
stration by Ahmad Khaalad
B:30 — .“Sports- Injuries”
_ lecture by Barrie Lee.

8:50 Weight Lifting

action will have West Van's
Northridge Rockets hosting
NSWC at 3:15, and at 6:15 at
Karen Magnussen, Picassos
entertaining the Seattle
Ironmen.

Ringette tourney

Ringette teams in all three
divisions entered the weck
long tournament hosted by
Port Coquitlam during the
Christmas holidays.

The Hollyburn Hurricanes

(Tween diy.) captured the B

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division finals in a close 3-2
victory over Aldergrove.

. The. Belles Allstars lost in
the finals 4-3 in a closcly
contested match against the
Aldergrove Allstars.

a
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beet ken i ee

‘Dave

~~
with Brian Bowen to give the

-Caps two very capable
netminders who will be
rotating for the rest of the

In .the . offensive end of
things, Dave Brownlie struck
for four third markers
and. Todd Semeniuk,

“Dupas, Brian
Richardson and Grant

24 points is two better than
the Comets, who have
played two more games.

“par. of . lectures ‘and demon- Routine with Susan Cher- demonstrations and lecture
strations from sport injuries nov, Ursula Forrestal, Judy by the B.C. Weightlifting

_ Association.
~9:00 — Film Presentation:

question time will follow.

i
CAP COMMENTS —
Grant. Harris added six
assists to his goal, a: i Kent
Davis. and Pat .

just before Christmas, failed

to score but had his chances —

with a breakaway from

‘he. Shot: ide
each: Le
carned five assists in “the.
Comets match ... Centre Joc.
Ledlin, obtained from the
Comets in exchange for
defenceman John - Olynyk -

centre and six: empty net. On |
the ‘breakaway opportunity
ide ‘and on ane:

Friday: ‘and

Vancouver. Island a

Cowichan * Valley . ae
and’. “Nanaimo, aes
Tonight the. ‘Caps host the
Vancouver’ Bluchawks at 7
pm. -

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