LITTLE BREATHING ROOM

‘anucks and Flames draw closer

The breathing room is
getting to the point of suf-

focation in the N.S. In-

dustnal Hockey League.
After a 3-3 tie last

Saturday night between

Lynnwood Inn Canucks and

Torchy’s Falmes, the two
leams moved within one
point of co-leaders N.S.

News Redwings and Super
Valu (Wesuynn Mall) Maple
Leafs. Yo make things

FROM PAGE B1

successful Divisional
competition beating
Wainman and Manley, and
she'll be pushing hard to get

her first senior Canadian
medal.

Although the pairs atle 1s
virtually guaranteed = for

Barbara Underhill and Paul
Martini, (this would be their
fifth) a strong group will be
fighting for silver and bronze
medals and the World Team
spots. Look to challenges
from the newly’ formed
teams of Cynthia Coull and
Mark Rowsom and
Katherina Matousek and
Lloyd Eisler and from the

Tough competition

worse, the Redwings and
Flames hold one game in
hand.

A late disputed goal by the
Canucks, which was called
back, left the game in a
stalemate. After spotting the
Canucks one goal, the
Flames owned the second
period and led 3-1 going into
the final frame. However,
Uwe Von Leblanc scored
two goals in five minutes to

set the stage for the late
upheaval.
Also
Canucks was Mike Palmer
while Al Letz, with a pair
and Rick Nelson paced the

Flames.
Standings
WL iT Pp.
North Shore News 3 2 0 6
Super Valu 2 2 2 6
Torchy’s 1 1 3 5
Ly anwood Inn 2 3041 5

ahead

scoring for the

B5 - Sunday, January 30, 1983 - North Shore News

SENIOR CITIZENS
SPECIAL FOR 1983

PARTS

Discount on
all Body,
Painting and
Mechanical

&

LABOUR!

—- We-handie att
1C B.C. claims

second ‘vet. .o team of
Canada, Melinda Kunhegyi
and Lyndon.Johaston. AH

three teams have had
successful outings at this
seasons’ international
competitions.

The ice dance event will
also provide excitement for
skating fans. Tracy Wilson
and Robert McCall should
be able to hold onto their
title. But the second spot
belongs to any one of the
senior teams, particularly
Karyn and Rod Garossino,
Kelly Johnson and John
Thomas, Karen Taylor and
Robert Burk, and Donna
Martini and John Coyne. It
should be a tough battle.

Even for parking

FROM PAGE B3

in the Lower Mainiand and

Victona, there will be oa
ticket voucher system of
fered at $F locations in

Vernon,
Kamloops
Prince Gcorpe Nanaimo
Port Alberni and Duncan
plus Bellingham and Seattle

cluding Kelowna
Pentie ton

mvocarby Washington State
All the

Province wilh be served by a

toll ticket

PeSCEV ation through

other areas ool

free telephone
stste mn
box offtee in the
the nearest on
line Computer outlet Gekets
ordered in mis way
esther be mailed direc thy af

the central
Stadium oor

will

more than two weeks in
advance of the event or wall
be available for pick up al
the Stadtum boa offtee

lhe agreement which
fasts until Deccember Loy!

B-FIT

— EXERCISE with
BETTY LATIMER

A COMPLETE PROGRAM
Strength — Stretch — Stamina

will make it casy to gel a seal
in the 60,000 capacity
Stadium at BC Place once
i opens next July, Renaud
said

Under
VIC CBO

exclusive

the apreement,
will provide
computerized
services for the purpose of
producing
and

selling auditing,
controtling admission
tickets to publi events and
the Stadtam
includtes all
games for the B ¢

the

allractions on
[has home
faons of
bootball
Vian oust
the North
Ametioan Soccer league
VIC © BO) wil atso take
charge of a

Canadian

league and the

Whitecaps ot

computerized

parhinp System being
devised to use vacant spaces
the $2 O00) parking
Stalls wath: oa short wath of
the Stadtaaan
may be purchased with event

tickets

amonp

Parking spaces

CHARTWELL SCHOOL

The

announced after

petitron- —ends.

World Team will be
the com-

_. 4525-Weleh St., N-Van.

-
RITCHIE
‘Not WELCH STREET

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CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO RESIDENTS USING CITY OPERATED
GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE

COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1983

The city garbage collection service, providing for
the pick-up and disposal of garbage cans and bags
onty, will be operated by Smithrite Disposal Ltd
under contract with the City The contractor will pro-
vide the same level of service to those residents and
trade premises whose garbage has previously been
collected by city crews. The service will not be ex-
tended to the collection of bulk containers presently
operated through private collectors

COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1983
YOUR NORMAL COLLECTION DAY
MAY BE CHANGED

Pick-up schedules for trade premises will remain un-
changed The contractor has organized a collection
schedule to pick-up garbage within residential areas
of the city on weekdays in accordance with the map
below.

Note the heavy lines define areas for which collec:
tion days are established and generally described as
follows

MONDAY WEST SECTION

TUESDAY NORTH SECTION

WEDNESDAY SOUTH EAST SECTION
THURSDAY CENTRAL & EAST SECTION

FRIDAY SOUTH CENTRAL SECTION

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