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‘USGION! 118

* North Shore I News’

World master and five-
time Canadian Snooker
Champion Cliff Thorburn will
be exhibiting his skills at the
Royal Canadian Legion 118,
123 West 15th, North Van--
couver on the evening of
Wednesday, June 29.

Thorburn has 14
games of 147 points to his

perfect

credit. There will. be no
charge to watch the cham-
pion perform.

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The Color Your World
team of the Sey-Cap Lacrosse
Association continued to be
dogged by its losing streak
when beaten 4-3 by Maple
Ridge last week.

Troy Kastes managed a
hat trick with the help of Jeff
Sherman, who got two
assists, Dut the game was
lost in the final minutes.

In the next game Pat Von
Bluman played an exception-

al game in goal, stopping 50°

shots, but it just was not
enough to stop their. oppo-
nents. from Surrey walking

away with a 10-3 score.

All was not lost, however,
as the team played two men
short during the final three

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Sunday’s racing at Mission
Raceways saw North Vancou-

_ver’s Bruce McNichol beaten

out in the Super Stock finals
by Andy Graham, while pro
bracket titles went to Don
Beglaw of North Vancouver,
Rae McFarlen of Powell
River and Ken Burns of Port
Moody.

Larry Dowty of Seattle took
the Modified Eliminator
Class.

minutes of their second game

of the week against Maple.

Ridge and came out on top
with a 4-3 score.

Richard Kristen and Andy
Lankester each put one in the

net, while Troy Kastes
scored the other’ two
markers.

A colorful new sunset

‘ceremony has been initiated

for the summer months at
the Parliament Buildings in
Victoria.

Provincial Secretary and
Minister of Travel Industry
Grace McCarthy said the flag
lowering ceremony will be
held. each night through
September 17, beginning
about 9 p.m., some 15
minutes before sunset.

A regimental piper from
the Canadian Scottish Regi-
ment (Princess Mary’s) plays
in front of the buildings,
gaily decorated in honor of
the Silver Jubilee of Queen
Elizabeth II, as the Canadian
flag is lowered. The adjacent
Provincial Museum/Archiv-
es complex, Heritage Court,
has also: been decorated for
the occasion.

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