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ANATOMY OF a curting shot: Nancy Snyder from Argyle releases her rock (top), calls instructions to the sweepers
(centre) and buries her face in the ice when the rock doesn't end up where she wanted it. Nancy is an Argyle student

and was competing in the North Shore high school curling competition at the Winter Club on Saturday. (Terry
Peters photo)

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W.Van man

wins award
From Sport B.C.

DR. STUART Maddin of
West Vancouver has won
the Daryl Thompson
Award, honoring a British
Columbian who has made
an outstanding contribu-
tion to sport.

He won the award at the
Sport B.C. Athlete of the
Year Awards banquet, held
February 6.

Maddin is a former vice-
president of the Canadian
Olympic Association,
former president of the
Canadian Amateur Swimm-
ing Association and a former

chairman of the Aquatic
Federation of Canada.

More than 700 people at-
tended the banquet where
“skiing sensation Gerry
Sorensen was chosen senior
and overall athlete of the
year in 1981.

All winners and finalists
were chosen by a selection
committee made up of
members of the Lower
Mainland media.

West Vancouver gymnast
Anita Botnen was a finalist
for the junior athlete of the
year award, which went to
skier Diana Haight of Fruit-
vale.

. Shore skiers
Hemlock winners

THREE NORTH Shore
residents finished in the
running in the B.C. Freestyle
skiing zone final at Hemlock
Valley last weekend.

The competition involved
three events — moguls,
ballet and aerials — in three
divisions for men and one for

women.

Rob Carter of North
Vancouver finished first
among junior men, while

Spar Street of West Van-
couver was first in the in-
termediate men _ category
and Karen Anderson of
North Vancouver came
second among the women.

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