Stars shine at Whistler

THE WEATHER was temperamental) but fans and skiers turned out en
, masse to view the stass at Whistler and Blackcomb mountains last
weekend. Over 15 major Hollywood television and sports stars com-
peted in a variety of ski events. Below, Kevin Dobson of Knots Land-
ing and his wife Susan slide down the slope during the Gucci suitcase
race. Right, Barbara Eden gives a winning smile. Far right, David

Foster cheers at his victory in the suitcase race.

MN. SHORE PLAYER

Pratt picks up

bowling victory

NORTH SHORE 10-pin bowler Kelly Pratt was the
high qualifier in the Ladies Western Bowlers Associa-
tion handicap division when she bowled a five-game
points total of 1,035, including handicap, at the
March 22 tournament. +

Pratt continued into the match play finals and roll-
ed a two-game total of 413 including handicap to edge
out Jan Crock, who finished with 407 points.

Crock was high qualifier in the scratch division with
a 954 total for five games. Pratt won $460 for her
first-place finish while Crock won second-place money
of $280.

In the Lions Gate Ladies Trio League, the Sedola
team had a big four-game scratch teatn total of 2,302.
Captain Dot Sedola bowled a 774 four-game total,
while teammates Heather Harding and Flo Lee bowl-
ed 765 and 763 respectively.

The opposing Esary team provided some stiff com-
petition when its members bowled a team total of
2,221 for four games. Joan Esary had a 730 four-
game series, Joan Jesson, a 709 and anchor. Tracy
Noble bowled a 233 game and a 782 total.

Ed Cygan was outstanding in the Avalon Hotel
B.C. All Star League when he bowled a three-game

TENNIS WHIZ KID

Jeyaseelan

NORTH VANCOUVER’S 10-
year-old tennis whiz Sonya
Jeyaseelan stunned top-seeded

the final set while leading 5-4 in
games and 40-15 in points.
But Jeyaseelan, who trains at the

series of 733 with games of 222, 244 and 267.

Peter Teegen had games of 226, 265, 212 and 233
for a 936 four-game series.

Bowling in the Neates Coffee Doubles League,
Reade Harding had an all-spare game of 184.

Sudy and Harley Stanfield had a good team effort
when Judy bowled a 222 game and Harley a 171 for a
single team game of 500 including handicap.

Sandi Pasternak bowled a 214 single game and Cam.

Shott had a 224 game.

In the Youth Program at Lions Gate Lanes, Tomas
Horseman bowled games of 123, 183 and 178 for a
484 series in the junior division.

Andrea Arscott had a single game of 154 and Paul
Byrom had a 145 game.

Bowler of the week for the junior division was Paul
van Horne who bowled 23 pins over his single game
average.

In the senior division Tony Grosso bowled a 189
single game and Kevin Penn had a 202 game. Ron
Parker bowled a 547 series with games of 151, 218 and
178.

Colleen Hawkes was named bowler of the week in
the senior division when she bowled 65 pins over her
three-game average.

] gain
tournament,
She had to play ihe single’s final

with only 30 minutes rest after she
and her partner, Amy Tilmanis, of

Tracy Sutphin of Everett,
Washington by beating her in a
three-set thriller at the April 3 to 5
Mark Frisby Jr. Championship
Tennis Tournament held in Issa-

quah, Washington.
Sutphin had two match points in

Lions Gate Racquet Ciub, took
three straight games to win the
championship 6-3, 2-6, 7-5.
Jeyaseelan, the top-ranked
player in the Pacific Northwest in
the under-12 division, was unseed-
ed in the under-!4 United States
Tennis Assoctation-sanctioned

Portland, Oregon had just won the
tournament’s under-14 double’s
championship by beating Cynthia
Ross of Medford, Oregon and
Kera Long of Richland,
Washington in straight sets 6-4,
6-0. . ‘

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