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SECOND PLACE FINISH

WV finishes in hockey final

THE WEST Vancouver Bantam A
hockey team was the runner-up in
the Comox Valley Hockey Tour-
nament played over the Nov. 22
weekend.

The Bantams opened tourna-
ment play Nov.21 with an 8-2 vic-
tory over Cloverdaiz.

Brad Pennyfather scored a hat
trick in the game, while Ryan Paul
scored two goals and Kevin Han-
son and Wade Fisher added

singles.

Paul was selected the game’s
most valuable player (MVP).

In the first game on Saturday,
the home team defeated West Van
6-2,

Pennyfather and Jason Witzel
scored for West Van.

Nigel Parish played a strong
defensive game and was selected
the game’s MVP.

In its second game on Saturday,
West Van eusily handled the North
Island entry, outscoring them 7-1.

RINGETTE LIONS
LOSE TO POCO

NORTH WEST Vancouver
Ringette Association’s Petite A
Lions lost to Poco 5-3 in recent
league play despite a good overall
team effort.

Kari Jesson, Jill Calkin and
Michelle Keast all played well for
the Lions.

In other action, the Tween B
Hawks tied Fraser Valley 4-4 with
an excellent game from Tracey
Reynolds.

The Tween B Eagles, mean-
while, defeated the North Shore
Winter Club by a score of 7-5.

Erin Bell played a strong game
defensively for the Eagles. .

The local Deb Destroyers were

also in action and took a
game away from the strong Poco
Debs in the third period with four
quick goals, making the final
count 5-4.

Scoring was led by Loree Ben-
nett with two goals. Cathy Mc-
Quay, Sharon Griffin and Anne
Rachelle Griffith each added
singles.

Anyone who is interested in
ringette is welcome to visit Karen
Magnusson Arena Saturday morn-
ings or West Van Arena Saturdays
from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. and watch
the action.

According to league president
Ron Murphy, the league is still
Open to any new players.

See it all while you savour the fresh
seafcod, pasta, market salads and
traditional dishes of Loops Restaurant.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

See the spectacular view and enjoy
dancing nightly in the Waterfront

Bistro.

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Cates Court,
North
Vancouver,

Hanson, Fisher and Drew Mar-
tin scored two goals each. Witzel
added a single.

Pennyfather won his
MVP award.

On Sunday morning, West Van
played Peninsula in a hard-fought
semi-final battle and came from
behind twice to defeat the island
team 7-6.

Pennyfather scored his second
hat trick of the tournament, and
Paul scored two goals. Fisher and
Hanson, who was voted the game's

second

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most valuable added
singles.

James Watson and Gary
LeSueur were outstanding | on
defence and Bill Elson played a
super game in the net, stopping 33
shots.

Adam) Hurstfield, West Van
couver’s second goalie, stopped 43
shots in the final and was selected
the game's MVP.

The well-rested Comox team
overwhelmed West Vancouver 10-2
in the final.

player,

“GIFT CERTIFICATE _
CERTIFICAT-CADEAU

Drillers”
drop Anvil

RECENT ACTION in the
North Shore Men’s Intermedi-
ate Hockey League included
Bert's Drillers whipping Anvil
Glass 12-1.

John Levack led Bert's in the
victory with a hat trick and two
assists.

Toni Metcalfe also helped
Bert’s with two goals and an
assist.

Scoring the only goal for
Anvil was Greg Moberg.

CANADIAN
CANADIEN

The | erfect sitt

that ever

yone returns.

Everybody loves getting McDonald’s”
Gift Certificates for Christmas. We can tell
by the high rate of returns.
As soon as someone gets one, they bring it
right back to McDonald’s-and exchange

it for the great taste of their favourite
sandwich, Chicken McNuggets; breakfast
or whatever they re in the mood for.
McDonald’s Gift Certificates are convenient
and come in $1.00 denominations, or in
books of 5 for $5.00.

Happy Holidays, from McDonalds.

‘And many happy returns.

Locally owned and operated by:

Malcolm Kerr
McDonald’s Restaurant
1455 Marine Drive
West Vancouver, B.C.
V7T 1B8

IT’S A GOOD TIME
FOR THE GREAT TASTE