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== CHAMPIONS WAY

For the first time EVER, World aan beginning April 30, Linda and
Champion Karen Magnussen , Karen will conduct the
and World Champion Coach Champions Way program at
Linda Brauckman have designed a North Shore Winter Club (you do
Basic Skating course for North Shore NOT need to be a member). This is
school children who can't skate or a FUN way to learn irom the very
have recently begun to have fun on ice. best. Future stars of hockey, figure

S$ pede ra Wa ys ta ke | For five consecutive Sunday afternoons and speed skating need the right start.

Cost of the ENTIRE course is just $40. Fill out form below and mail to:

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Pioneer Cup Champions Way, 1325 E. Keith Road, North Vancouver, V7J 1/3.

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The Pioneer Cup is contested by Gold division teams from the
North Shore, Burnaby and Vancouver.

Winning goals were scored by Chung Ming Ip, who scored two
of the game’s goals and by Curtis Yan Drimmelen, who was also
named most valuable player. Goal keeper Steven Reitenbach re-
corded the shutout.

The Spuraways are coached by John McKenzie and Paddy Daly,
former district league champions.

Shooting Stars
detonate Fireballs

THE NORTH Shere Shooting Stars girls’ soccer team defeated the
Oak Bay Fireballs 2-1 over the weekend in Abbotsford in the final
matck of the Provincial ‘“‘B’’ Cup.

The Under-11 North Shore girls’ soccer club were awarded with
a team trophy on Monday, April 17 at Centennial Theatre.

The Shooting Stars finished the regular senson with only one loss
in 14 games, and won the Inter-District Cup for Division 7 silver.

Restaurant Rats
lead the pack

THE NORTH Shore mixed fastpitch league is into its second week
of season play with 2 number of wins and losses.
Standings for teams as of April 16 are: Avaion/Black Sheep
Restaurant Rats — four wins, ne losses; Horseshoe Bay Mer-
chants, three wins, one loss; Midas Athletic’s, three wins, one loss;
Lynawood Ina Giants, two wins, two losses; Boston Pizza Blue
Devils, two wins, two losses; Jack Lonsdale’s Blacksox, two wins, . : om sa? 8 ae
two losses; Philadelphia Pizza Hitmen, two wins, two losses; L.A. | Ss ERWEN SMITH MARK ANDREASSEN
Tavern Bombers, one win, one loss; Jack Lonsdale’s Demons, one a PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT
win, three losses; Blacksheep Restaurant Wanderers, 0 wins, two .

losses; and Spirits, 0 wins, four losses. , A. :
After two weeks of play, last senson’s top team, the Rats, is the Be: f
only undefeated team. Regular season play is every Sunday at ; F

Mahon, Seylynn, and Norgate Parks.

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tournament which features fighting and forms categories, and 7
various demonstrations by wertd champion Farid Dordar. eB the # 1 im port, baked ag ain
The event will be held Sunday, April 23 at RecCentre Ron An- | .
drews beginning at 4:30 p.m.
For information phone 984-7283.

Tennis tips |
offered in NV

STRING UP your racquets and register for tennis lessons at North
Vancouver rec centres.

Adult lessons are scheduled at convenient days and times.
School-age programs are offered most days after school as well as
on the weekends.

For the six to nine year olds, ‘‘mini tennis’’ lessons are offered.

Mini tennis uses 8 modified court, plastic racquets and a sponge
ball. Scaled down in size, the game is better suited to a child’s
strength, size and physical maturity.

For both adult and school-age children, tennis workshops on
foreland, backhand, volley and serving are also offered.

For more information phone 987-PLAY.