- 52 — Wednesday, September 17, 1997 — North Shore News

Cap Blues win
season opener

BOTH Capilano College soccer teams have
picked up this year where they left off last
season.

As defending nationa! champs, the men’s and women’s
squads have their work cut cut for them chis season as all
teams will be gunning for them, but early indications are thar
bork: sides are up to the task.

In season-opening action Sunday, the men’s team downed
Malaspina 4-1, while the women’s squad beat the Nanaimo-
based college 4-2.

And in pre-season tournament action, the Capilane
women finished second in the UCFV International
Tournament,

In round robin action, the Blues downed Shoreline 5-1,
thumped Lower Columbia 9-1, and edged the host team 2-
1

in the tournament final, the Blues fost to UCC 2-1.

Next up for the North Vancouver college teams are home
games against Trinity Western University this Saturday (Sepr.
20).

The womer: piay at noon, followed by the men’s pame at
2 p.m, .

WV Club
receives
grant
money

THE West Vancouver
Lawn Bowling Club
has received $16,656
as first payment of a
$50,000 Community
Projects award to help
construct a new club-
house.

‘The West Vancouver Lawn
Bowling Chub, located ar
Memonal Park, has been in
operation’ since 1934 and
presently has 426
members.

“The old clubhouse was
over 50 years old and had
deteriorated to the point
where it was no longer practi-
cal or safe to repair it,” said
Small Business, Tourism and
Cultural = Minister Jan
Pullinger. “The new facility
will offer two indoor carpet
bowling rinks, meeting space,
a kitchen and public wash-
rooms.”

“Over the past four years,
the club has been raising
funds towards this project,”
said Tom Reid, chair of the
club’s building committee.
“With the generous assistance
of the province, the District
of West Vancouver and_ the
Ambleside-Tiddicy Cove
Lions Club, the new faciity is
now under construction.”

The Community Projects
program is managed by the
Ministry of Small Business,
Tourism and Culture. The
program provides — capital
funding to support a wide
range of worthwhile conmu-
nity projects throughout the
province.

-~ Andrew McCredie

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