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27 - Sunday, May 5, 1985 - North Shore News

Rain didn't stop little league

Julie Cat-
chlove, Highland’s first girl
ever to play in Majors, gave
the Little League Pledge and
the ceremonial first pitch was
thrown by past president, Pat

RAIN DIDN'T DAMPEN

the spirits of the 330 Little’

Leaguers and their Coaches
at Highland’s Little League
kicked off the season ‘last
Sunday. .

Opening ceremonies began
at noon with a message from
Highiand’s President Ken
McCartney. Introductions of
the teams and coaches were
made by the various league

co-ordinators.

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Nightly games are played,
Monday through Friday at
6:30 p.m. at Del>rook Park,
weather permitting.

Busy months for gymnasts

FLICKA GYMNASTS have
been very active during the
past several months,
representing their club and
the North Shore at several
important competitions.

The first major competi-
tion for the year was the B.C.
Winter Games, held in
Osoyoos at the beginning of
March. Flicka gymnasts
Chantal Murata and Patti
Furniss competed in the 15
and older group, and led the
team to a second place finish.
Chantal Murata was a close
second in the all-around com-
petition, losing by one tenth
of a* point to Vancouver
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Murata also won the gold
medal on valut, along with a
silver on floor and a bronze
on the beam. Patti Furniss
won the silver medal cn the
bars and a bronze on vault.
Both competitors are
veterans of previous B.C.
Winter Games.

Also at the B.C. Winter
games for the first time were
two younger Flicka Gym-
nasts, Analise Oseen, and Jill
Wilson, who competed in the
14 and under age group.
Oseen won the bronze medal
on the vault with Wilson just
behind her in‘ fifth place.
Both are looking forward to
next year’s Games.

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Later in March, Flicka
hosted two major competi-
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The first of these was the
North Shore Trials for the
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hosted the first-ever Flicka
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