~ -B4-- Wednesday, January 19, 1983 - North Shore News

Full slate of games

. .. Tawo-goal performances by
Brad Tebbet and Ken Kelly
led Goofy Canadians past
Cottrell 6-4 in Intermediate
hockey action. Other
Canadians goals were scored
by Ken Saddler and Wayne

Gray. Goal scorers for
Cottrell were Greg Mc-
Dougall with two singles

going to Bruce Busby and
Eric Losch.

Dave Burgess scored three
goals and added three assists
to lead Hollyburn Lumber to
a 9-7 win over Metro
Transit. Mike Dungate and
Chuck Law each added two
while Cam Massie and

by Dave Lesky and Terry —
Alivley with two goals each
while singles went to Mike
Richards, Clark DeBoer and
Les Kimet.

Roseway Travel knocked
Berts out of second place
with a 4-3 victory Sunday
night over Berts. Roseway
goals were scored by Darin
Neudorf, John Stark, Mark
Rose and Gary Neudorf.
Berts Drillers were led by
Pat Rothenbush with two
goals and an assist on their
third goal which was scored
by Milan Frydrysde..

Bob Hufsmith was the

Roman Surcek got one each.
The Metro scoring was doné

main man for Super Valu
with four goals leading his
team to a hard fought 9-7

victory over the N.S. News.
S.Valu's other goals were
scored by Greg Johnston,
Bill Wallace, Larry Ben-
jamin, Ken Lane and Brian
Dombrowski.

N.S. News got a hat trick
from Murray Chatwin in a
losing cause. Other News
scorers were Dale Carter,
Bill Elliot, Steve Luke and

Dale Wong.
Ww Lt Pts.
Gooty's 10 2 2 22
Super Valu 10 4 0 2
Bert's Drillers 9 41 19
Roseway 6 5 3 15
Cottrell 6 7 1 43
N.S. News 5 8 14
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scoring 26 points while Mark
Osborne contributed 15.

In other action West
Vancouver defeated Carson
Graham 78-68. Eric Ter-
mansen had 33 points with
teammate Tony Martino
netung 19. Carson's John
McEwen had 32, while Andy
Lancester followed with 12
points.

Sentinel Spartans defeated
Hillside 78-65. Axel
Christiansen led al! scores
with 26 points, while Vince
Dong had 16. For the
Highwaymen Jason Troll had
16.

John

Blain’s Sutherland

Sabers defeated a weak
Howe Sound contingent 79-
24. The Saber’s were led by

guard/forward Andy Baker -

with 27 points and teammate
Tony Baker with 12.

Be sure to catch a game
this week as the schedule ts
as follows for the week of
Jan. 21 to 26.

Jan. 21. Arpyle at Wind-
sor; Carson Graham at
Sentinel, Howe Sound at
West Vancouver.

Jan. 24: Windsor at
Argyle; Hillside at Carson
Graham,

Jan. 25: Hillside at
Handsworth.

Jan. 26: West Van at
Windsor: Sentinel at

Sutherland: Howe Sound at

Carson Graham.

LEAGUE STANDINGS
AS OF JAN. 16

Wok Pts
Sentinel fh QO 12
West Van y 7 40
Argyle \ 0) o
Windsor 1 > 6
Hillside 4 4
Handsworth I 4 2
© Graham ! i 2
Sutherland ! 4 :
Howe Sound 0 0 0
TOP SCORERS
School Pts
C Pedersen Hands 270
V. Dong Sent. 24.5
D. Lodgins Windsor 24.4
E. Termansen W.Van. 23.8
J. McEwen C.Gra 21.0
A. Baker Suthr. 19.0
1. Watson Argyle 16 3
T. Martuno W.Van 18.3
A. Parr Hands... 158.2

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history of Canadian National
Sportsmen's Shows has there
been such’ tremendous
emphasis placed on ‘women’
and ‘boating .

Under the direction of
talented co-ordinating
specialist Roberta Kelly. the
1983 Vancouver In-
ternational Boat and
Sportsmen's Show will be
Staging a powerful series of
‘Women on the Water
Boating Clinics’ designed to
introduce women to. the
many pleasures of the sport.

It's a complete guide to
the fyndamentals of boating.
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financing.

There's never been such
an impressive list of skilled

instructors all under one
roof. This year’s show
launches on Saturday,

February 5 and runs through
Sunday, February 13.

To help celebrate this
entirely new coricept to the
marine industry, Monday,
February 7 has been set
aside as Women’s Day... a
date when all women at-
tending will

remain the same as last year:
$4 for adults; ‘$2 for juniors
(5-15); $2 for seniors. The

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