34 — Sunday, July 11, 1999 — North Shore News

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THE North Shore
Thrashers are sending
three teams to the
national inline hockey
championships July 29
to Aug. 1 in Brampton,
Ont. ;

The midget, bantam and
atom squads won gold medals

at the provincial tournament
last weekend at Karen

Magnussen Arena, Ice Sports
North Shore and Lonsdale
Arena.

More than 30 teams from
around B.C. competed. The
Thrashers’ other bantam team
and pee wee team won silver
medals.

The teams are raising funds
for the trip to the champi-
onships back cast. To find out
how to donate, call 983-6444.

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Claire Osberg of the West
Vancouver Otters Swim Club
won the women’s five kilo-
metre open water race at

NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge

Swangard sprint

WEST Vancouver Track and: Field Club’s Kirsty
Smith (left) competed July 4 in the Canadian juror
track and fietd championships at Swangard
Stadium in Burnaby. Smith was 14th in the 1,500
‘metre race with a 4:53.32 time.

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SPORTS

Sasamat Lake in Port Moody
on Canada Day.

Osberg swam the course
in one hour, eight minutes
and 54 seconds. She was
Lith overall and first in the
15-19 age group.

Otters’ coach Samantha
Warwick was fourth in the
20-24 age group and 4lst
overall in 1:29.

Patrick Fonseca won the
men’s 15 and under category
with a 1:05.09 time for 2th
overall. Andy Andrew, in the
15-19 group, was seventh
overall in 1:07.32.

National team) swimmer
Mark Johnson of Vancouver
captured first place overall
with 59.42.

Laura Fonseca, 1], was
third in the women’s 15 and
under one-kilometre race in
16.10.

Nine Otters are at the
B.C. Age Group Swimming
Championships in Richmond

today.

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Seven North Vancouver high
school football players were
recognized with awards at the
Western Canadian All-Star

Football Camp June 29-July 3.

Four of the North Shore
players who competed in the
closing day scrimmage at
Simon Fraser University are
from Windsor: Matt Kremser
(most valuable junior defensive
lineman); Dallas Hunt (most
valuable junior linebacker);
Cody Milton (most improved
senior quarterback); and Chris
Bland (most improved senior
receiver). Conor Galway of
Carson Graham was the most
improved junior linebacker,
Blake Sanford of Balmoral was
most improved junior defen-

August 6 - 15, 1999

sive back and Braydon Cook of

Handsworth = was most

improved junior quarterback.
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Summer’s here, so drink

lemonade.

West Vancouver Soccer
Club has a lemonade stand at
Adobe Designs furniture and
accessories in Park Royal to
raise money. Adobe is pledging,
to match contributions up to
$1,000.

The stand is oper i p.m. to
5 p.m. Monday to Wednesday,
4 p.m. to & p.m. Friday, noon
to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

SEEKING SUNSHINE?

Last year, the Harmony Arts Festival attracted ten days of
sunny skies. No guarantees, but this year's festival starts in
26 days.

Seaside Gallery shows, Studio Tours, Craft & Textile Arts

Exhibitions, The Media Zone, Creative Kids World,

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‘THe West VANCOUVER

Skateboard Ballet, and Sunset Concerts
for every age and palette.

For more information, visit www.harmonyarts.com

or call 925-7268

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