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WITH AN INTENSITY of men worth of protecting our community, West Vancoaver fire fighter Rex Neff (right)
and West Van policeman Andy Mandel concentrate on their respective tasks during the annual charity match
between the two departments. The fire department's 5-2 win was their third consecutive victory, but the real winner
was the children's ward at Lions Gate Hospital which received $300 raised through the event. (ITerry Peters photo)

Tourney sy underway

The William Angus
Soccer tournament is un-
derway this weekend at
Kinsmen stadium in North
Vancouver.

A total of eight teams
from the Vancouver
Metropolitan Soccer League
are taking part in the three
day event which began
Saturday and will continue
with runner-up and final
games tomorrow.

Norvan Soccer Club,

recently promoted to
premier play, are sponsors of
the 25 year old event which
is the traditional kick off to
soccer action for the season.

Sunday games begin at 10
a.m. and run through four
contests while the con-
solation final will get un-
derway Sunday at 1 p.m.
followed by the final at 3
p-m.

In the event of heavy rain,
games will be rescheduled to
Mahon Park.

NOW SN
TORCHY’SS

SPORTS EMPORIUM

The general
chairman of the B.C.
Summer and Winter
Games is ‘very
receptive” to holding
either of the events on
the North Shore in
1984.

And a group of people in
North and West Vancouver
are already working towards
that goal

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The B.C. Summer Games
wound up last weekend in
the Comox Valley and
Games Chairman Ron Butlin
said he plans to call for bids
at the end of the year, for the
summer games in 1984 and
1985, and the winter games
in 1984.

“We've had a number of
inquiries from people on the
North Shore,” Butiin said.

He added that “we would

be very receptive to holding

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the 1984-85 Games in the
North Shore areca.”

Last year all three North
Shore municipahties sup
ported appointing a stcernng
committee to cxramine
holding the games on the
North Shore.

North Vancouver Distnct
Alderman Mary Segal, who
is chairman of the com-
mittee, is very enthusiastic
about the idea.

“We realized there ts quite

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Games may come to N. Shore

a bit of interest at least in
North Vancouver,” she said.

A few years ago an ap-
plication by North Van-
couver District to host the
games was turned down.

Segal said this was
probably because the other
North Shore municipalities
were not involved and she
said this would be the key to
a succesful application.

“IT really think there is a

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