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ROBERT JACKSON, 12, eyes

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ROBERT JACKSON (left) and Jason Cheng get psyched for the
eight-to-12 Hot Shot contest last Saturday. The Back-to-School WHILE THE A&W Rootbear exhibits a certain amount of finesse with
Slam continued ttirough Monday, with proceeds from the event ben- _ the ball, he was prohibited from slam-dunking. (There was no category

efiting North Shore Neighbourhood House. for bears.)

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SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Shannon

Wong gets a real iit, proving tc

her competitors in the seven-

and-under Hot Shot contest that

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slam dunk the ball. Capilano beim. eo ' : : a : y

Mail held the Back-to-Schoo} ee g at
Slam last Saturday for kids EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Morgan McCormick receives a prize package

aged 18 and under. from Trevor Lee of Capilano Mall. Gift bags contained prizes from
the Vancouver Grizzlies, Coriverse, Planet Superstar and A&W.

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HOT SHOT Clayton Wong. 6. Lapis ods i satin tal wo! TREVOR LEE. marketing director for Capiiano Mall, is flanked by

gets set to slam one in. Wong SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Scott Milner (left) and brather Trevar, 4, both Sandra Hoskins and Larry Donohoe, who assisted in the Back-to-
competed in the seven-and- competed in last Saturday's Back-to-School Slam at Capilano Mall, School Slam. The event also featured a performance by fc’mer

under category. Prize packages were awarded to all participants. Harlem Globetrotter Mel Davis.