22 - Sunday, September 21, 1986 - North Shore News

Sports

MEN'S BASKETBALL

Delbrook

launches

a new hoop league

THE DELBROOK Community Centre is offering two
levels of men’s basketball for North Shore basketball
enthusiasts.

The original Men's Recreational Basketball League
(MRBL), held cn Sunday afternoons from 12:30 -
5:30 p.m. and Tuesday evenings from 8:15 p.m. to
10:30 p.m., will now be called the Seniors ‘C’ Men's
Basketball League.

Level of play is for players with sound game skills
and playing experience,

The league presently has places for eight teams.

Two referees and one scorekeeper are supplied.

The cost per team is $300 and will start Sept, 21.

In addition, Delbrook is now offering a MRBL for
intermediate players.

The league will play on Saturday afternoons with a
warm-up beginning at 2 p.m. and games scheduled for
2:30 and 3:45 p.m.

The new league has openings for four teams. It
provides one referee. Scorekeeping is recorded by each
team.

The cost per team is $100 and will start Sept. 27.

Each league will run for 10 weeks with play-off
games scheduled at the end.

There will be no games played Oct. 11 and Oct. 12,

For information call 984-4181.

N. SHORE COACHES SOCCER
ordic whips Old-Timers

THE SECOND week of action in
the North Shore Coaches Soccer
League produced ties at the top of
the standings in both divisions.

Lynnwood Nordic have picked up
where they left off last season and
find themselves in familiar ter-
titory atop the standings in the
Eastern Division.

Lynnwood posted their second

consecutive shut-out victory with a
4-0 decision over Germania Old-
Timers, but Lynn Vailey kept pace
with their second win by edging
Millers 2-!, while Olympia Gold
Caps and Coach House Hotspurs
battled to a 1-1 draw.

The Western Division lead is
shared by Norvan, after a 5-1 win
over Mt. Seymour Ravens, and

Park Royal Hotel, with a 4-2 vic-
tory over Queens Cross Rangers.

Molsons recorded its first
triumph by downing Totemcolor
Allstars 4-1.

The interlocking match of the
day saw Lynnwood Brewers blank
Ray Johnson Plumbing by a score
of 3-0 for their first win of the
young season.

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Christine Melling

Christine Melling delivers 85 Friday and Sunday News in
our Capilano Zone. She has been a cartier for over two years
and the service she provides is excellent.

Christine is 13 years old and a grade 8 student at Hand-
sworth School. A sports enthusiast, Christine enjoys skiing,
tennis, jazz dancing and horseback riding. Her musical talents
include playing the violin in the Handsworth orchestra.

For Christine, having a paper route enables her to put
money in the bank and she was able to save for her trip to
Vernon, this past summer, for a stay at a horse camp.

We enjoyed meeting this pretty young girl and for being our
star this week, Christine received, complimentary movie
passes, a North Shore News baseball cap and a special thanks
for a job well done.
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Circulation Dept.

1139 Lonsdale Ave., N.V.
986-1337