LINDA MOORE curling
team from North Vancouver
won. the $84,000 Pacific
Western Airlines mixed
carspiel in Kelowna, Mon-
day f

LINDA MOORE

The reigning Canadian
and World Czrling Champi-

“ons lost their oy ening round

match 7-4 to local favorite
‘Marion Radcliffe, and then
-never looked back.

In the final, they defeated
Nancy Kerr of Regina, as
they were three up coming
home without the hammer.
Final score was 9-6.

Asked about her only loss,
Moore said, ‘‘We had to
_teach our new curling outfits
how to curl.” oO .

Scott Paper Limited,
sponsor of the Canadian
Ladies ‘Curling Champion-
ship, The Scott Tournament
of Hearts, provided the girls
with new outfits for the 85/
86 curling seasson. .

: LINDSAY SPARKES

Next stop for Moore and
her team of Lindsay
Sparkes, Debbie Jones and
Laurie Carney, is Montreal,
where they will be hosting a
turkey shoot for Scott’s
grocery and drug trade cus-
tomers. then it’s on to
Toronto for The Molson
Classic, November 6-10.

Of their early success,
Lindsay Sparkes stated that,
“It worries us a. bit. We
never Start a season st- ”

NSISA
teams
square off

NORTH Shore Intermediate
Soccer Association scores
from October 13:

Rusty Gull F.C. 3, N.S. Shoppers 3.
N.S. Rocks 2, Northmount Spurs 2.
M.S. Wanderers 1, D.C. United 1,

Division 2A
Elworthy Electric 4, Busrard War-
iors 1. Richards Rare Guitars },

Square Rigger 4, F.C. Raptors 3,
N.S. Rangers 4.

Division 2B
M.S. Cougars 1, Uniglohe Royals 5.
N.V. United 5, Earls Tin Palace 0.
Crusaders 2, W.V, United 2.

26 - Sunday, October 27, 1985 - North Shore News

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