THE SUMMER EVENING DUATHLON

1 Gold-M — Ted Rousse (Anrmore) 4:32:16

2 Silver-% — Rob Brown (Whistler)

3 Sronze-M - Randy Hunter (N.Van)

4 Rob Isherwood (Coquitam)

5 Gary Bogdanvish (Vancouver)

6 Jiri Hornburg (North Van)

7 Barry Brennon (Vancouver)

8 Lynn Chorney (Campbell River)

9 Jan Francke (Vancouver)

10 Erich Heins (Hope)

11 David McKee (North Van)

12 Brent St. John (Nerth Van}

13 David Payton (Vancouver)

14 Scott Harnett (Whistler)

15 Gold-F — Elaine Slatchford (Surrey)
16 Tim Ridge (Vancouver)

17 Ray Biastoch (Vancouver)

18 Siiver-F Kara Triance (Kelowna)
19 Bronze-F —- Marcy Bennett (Sidney)
20 Erin Curley (North Van)

21 Verginia Zilkie (Kelowna)

22 Mika Harrison (Burnaby)

23 Lesli Matheson Jennings (Coquitiam)
24 Nancy Clarkson (Burnaby)

The Extrame Afternoon Triathion

1 Gold-M — Brendan Brazier (N. Van)
2 Silver-M — Simon Weber (Oregon)
3 Bronze-Al — Brian Wiedrick(Vancouver)
4 Art Hazell (Maple Ridge)
5 Christopher Robirison (Seattle)
-6 Frank Kurucz (West Van)
7 Michael Obeirne (North Van}
8 Gold-F —- AnneMaris Lavalee (West Van)
9 Mike Harrison (Bumaby)

Western Lacrosse Association
standings through June 20

Coquitlam Adanacs
Victoria Shamrocks
Mapte Ridge Burrards
NW Salmonbetliies
Burnaby Lakers
Narth Shore Indians

Top scorers

Player Name

1 Russ Heard COQ
2 Gerek Malsweky NS
3 Kaleb Toth | VIC

4 Dan Stroup COQ
5 ChrisPanos Vic
11 Curt Malawsky NS
14 Tadd Katanchik NS
25 Paul Jones NS
26 Jim Nishiyams NS

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Wednesday, June 23, 1999 - North Shore News - 39

‘north shore news

Islander surrounded

A Delta islanders’ lacrosse player is pursued by three members of the host North Shore Seycaps during a

midget division game last Thursday night at Lonsdale Arena in North Vancouver.

indians
led after
the first

From pane ®

Indians’ goaltender
Dwight Mactche made 24
saves. At the other end, Kyle
Goundrey stopped 36 shots
for Maple Ridge.

The Burrards also beat the
Indians 12-10 in a June 15
game in Maple Ridge.

The Indians ied 4 4-3 after
the first period, bur were
behind 9-6 after two.

Curt Malawsky and Todd
Richard had four and three
goals apiece.

The = Burrards’ —_‘Jake
Lawson also scored four
times. Konopliff was the only
other multiple goal scorer
with a pair.

Six other Burrards had a
hand in the victory.

The Indians’ tone triumph
fast week was a 10-9 win at
Lonsdale Arena over the visit-
ing Lakers on June 16.

Curt Malawsky had anoth-
er four-goal performance and
was later named WLA player
of the week. Tracy Kelusky
and Todd Katanchik added a
pair of goals cach.

North Shore came back
from a 5-4 first period deficit
by outscoring the Lakers 4-2
in the second period. The
teams had two markers cach
in the third.

gardens, The objective of this contest is to scoaeedge the efforts residents’ ‘agho in this
way contribute to community improvement and beaulification. Closing date for
Monday, july 19, 1999. Garden judging applicants will be advised of judging due.

1. The contest covers the City and District of North Vancouver ard the District of West Vancouver.
2, all entries to the Gardens Contest to be submitted by July 19, 1999.

3, After placing first in a category for two consecutive years an entrant ay not enter that category
for a period of one year.

4. The decision of the judges is final.

5. All gardens and personal property shall be at the risk of exhibitor and the Sociery shall not be
lisble for loss or daraage from any cause whatsoever.

6. An entry may be placed in a more suitable category by the judges.

7. The society may present a special one time award to an organization or individual.

8. No member of the North Shore Gardens Society miay enter the contest.

9. All participants in che Gardens context will be invited to the Awacds Night on

_ September 22, 1999, to he held at Presbyterian Church, St. Andrew's and St. Stephen's. 2641
* Chesterfield avenue (comer of 27th Street), Nerth Vancouver.

_Ungires ey be rade a the following phone numbers 980- 91234 or 922-2175.
Share Gardens Contest ‘9 Entry Form

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i wish to enter the North Shore Gardens Contest 99 in the categary of.
Residential Gardens:
©) City Lot —- Front and Back (Maximum 66° x 180° or 9000 sq.ft.)
O Large Space (Larger than a City Lot) Q Vegetable Garden
Q Best Use of Patio 1 Best Use of Balcony
& Residential Complexes (Townhouses, Condominiums, Apartments)
Commercia! Landscaping & Gardens:
Q Small Commercial (eg. Storefronts, etc.) O Large Commercial
Community Gardens: O church Q School O Other

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Send completed forms to: NORTH SHORE GARDENS CONTEST °99

c/o City of North Vancouver, Attention: Maria Maglieri
141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver, BC V7M 1H9

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