39 - Sunday, August 17, 1986 - North Shore

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BOB'S TROCKING (trom the
Royal City bastball Teague won
the ninth annual North Share
Men's bastball League (NSMIET)
Invitanonal Tournament recently
going undefeated in all three
games

But NSMEE's Tugs Pubs battled
Bob's valiantly in the final game
only to lose 1-0.

Tugs’ second-place is the best
finish any North Shore teani has
managed in the highly competitive
tournament. Bees

Two Tug's players were selected > Ann stllan
to the tournament all-star team: kg
pitcher Larry Grieg and third
baseman Brian Partridge.

Other North Shore players who MASTECIOMY
were Selected to the all-star team BOUTIQUE
were Queens Cross Pub first
baseman Pete Therien and Burrie 237 St. Georges Ave
Penman, also of the Cross, who North Van
was the tournament’s top batter °
and home run leader.

The tournament was run by
players from L.A. Tuvern.

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TWANA ROSE from Saskat-
chewan and Collin Epp from
Nocth Vancouver improvise on
ice during the B.C. Competitive
Pair and Dance School pres-
entation Wednesday at Karen
Magnussen Arena. The duo
were one of 26 pairs which pave

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ice dancing demonstrations. mmping

Whistler
canoe

races
WW iTd-Uup

OVER 100 marathon paddlers
from across Canada converged at
Whistler this week to prepare for
the Canadian Marathon Canoe
Racing National Championships,
Nine classes of competition at
junior, senior and master levels in
tandem and solo racing canoes will
conclude today on the Alta-Nita-
Alpha Lakes’ chain. Races are
scheduled for the morning and §
afternoon, with races from two to ; When you bring in this ad and have your tilm
three hours duration, processed and developed at our premises
Long distance paddling, § 135, 126, 110 only (C41 process) Arlin Gunderson
technical manoeuvering and gruelf- .
: This week we have the pleasure of featuring one of our older

ing portages make the Whistler Limit one coupon per customer — offer expires August : : ag °
courses a first-class challenge for : 24, 1986. Thie offer is not valid in combination wite any carriers as our star. Arlin Gunderson is 16 years old and delivers
235 of our Wednesday and Friday News in our Lonsdale Zone.

competitors. Cycle paths and other offers, discounts or specials.
lakeside beaches offer excellent His Zone Manager, Terry Rainey. recommended him for the ex-
spectator viewing. ‘ : cellent job he does

The largest teams competing are Lonsdale Quay Market 985-3339 Arlin will be entering grade 11 at Carson Graham School in
from British Columbia, Ontario, SA EI ACEC A September. He enjoys football, fishing and has spent scme time
Saskatchewan and Quebec. om y y at Expo this summer.
oeaie awards aaa che provincial y . For Arlin, having a paper route helps with spending money
award, based on the best overall § p and saving for the things he wants.
provincial score. We enjoyed meeting Arlin and for being our star carrier this

The grand finale of the National *: : ; : week, he received complimentary movie passes and a North
Championships is in Vancouver on ff : , ‘ -_ i i Shore News baseball cap.
Monday, Aug. 18. Provincial § P °
teams in traditional six person ;

ur canoes will cuce from § .
Sunsel Beach at the mouth of False ; Joan Cripps
Circulation Dept.

Creek, past English Bay, around ,
Stanley Park to the finish just pas: ° : 1139 Lonsdale Ave., N.V.
Brockton Point near the entrance . 986-1337
to Coal Harbour.

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