14 - Wednesday, Aprii 18, 1990 - North Shore News

NOW-Applications for volunteers
with the Vancouver International
Marathon to be held May 6 are
available now. For information,
call Heather at 685-5616.

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TODAY-Practices for the North
Shore Cricket Club start today and
continue every Wednesday until
September. Anyone interested in
playing, junior or adult, is wel-
come to come to practices. For
more information, call Bill Image
at 984-9887, or for the junior pro-
gram, call Jai Jachav at 980-7496.

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TODAY-Registration for new
bowiers takes place from 7-9 p.m.
at the North Vancouver Lawn
Bowling Club, 23rd Street and
Lonsdale. Al! ages, men and
women ure welcome. The club is
having a special under-25 junior
section this year. For more infor-

UNTIL APRIL 12-To register for
Lonsdale RecCentre’s co-ed slow-
pitch leagues, contact Joyce or
Ron at 988-6166. All recreational,
intermediate and competitive
players are invited to join the
league. Play starts Aprif 23 with
the final tournament on July 29.

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APRIL 15-The Easter Bunny Fun
Run is a 5-km family run starting
and finishing at Lumberman’s
Arch, Stanley Park. Check in time
is 7:30 a.m. For information, call
Darryl at 689-0571.

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APRIL 21, 22-The best riders in
Canada can be seen competing at
the Mistral-Radica! National
Snowboard Finals up Cypress
Bowl. The giant slalom will be held
on Saturday and the half pipe on
Sunday. For information, call
Trevor Hansen at 224-1338.

APRIL 23-Tennis lessons start at
the West Vancouver Recreation
Centre. Tennis pro Abdul Shaikh
teaches twice weekly, Monday and
Wednesday or Tuesday and
Thursday, for three weeks. For
more infermation, call Paul
McMillan at 926-3266.

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APRIL 28-West Vancouver Lawn
Bowling Club’s opening day starts
2 p.m. at the clubhouse, 650-20th
St. Experienced bowlers and
beginners are welcome to join.
Begiuners in need of coaching
should contact Lindsay Laws at
922-5755 on April 12 for lessons
prior to opening day.

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APRIL 28-Vancouver Cricket
Club seeks new players. Season
starts today. For more infermation
call Peter Hanlon at 682-6651
(days) or D. Tanner at 521-2947

mation call Peter Fish at 988-5691.

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Flicka club wins

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B.C. GYMNAST ELITE, AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS

GYMNASTS FROM the Flicka Gymnastics Club in
North Vancouver won four cut of the eight titles at
the B.C. Elite and B.C. Age Group Championships
held at BCIT in Burnaby on the weekend.

At the national level, Marlies Ernst and Briony
Lecky were one and two in the junior division with
totals of 35.733 and 32.900, respectively. Between
them they won the four events, Ernst winning vault
8.70, uneven bars with 9.03 and beam 8.87 and Lecky
taking the floor exercise event with 9.20.

In the women’s open division, Jenny Campbefl and
Peula G'Froerer finished jirst and second with 35.566
and 34,600 as totais, and they also won ali the events.
G’Froerer took the vault event with 8.93 and bars
with 8.77 while Campbell was the winner on balance
Seam 9.03 and floor with 9.37. Jessica Malach, 13,
vas sixth with 33.267.

Seniors Aparna Ray and Jody Jacques, both 15,
were third and fourth with totals of 68.750 and
66.816. Seniors compete both compulsory and op-
tional exercises.

In the young national sovice division, Angela
Orange and Leah Augustine were the silver and
bronze medalists with totals of 35.666 and 35.033
respectively. Orange won vault 9.23 and floor 9.40.
Teresa Pehar, 12, who won the balance beam event
with 8.70 was fourth overall with 34.734 followed by

Liss Nakano, 12, with 33.667.

The elite gymnasts will attend the Canadian Cham-
Ppionships being held in Halifax in May. Jody Jacques
and Jenny Campbell wili also travel to Calgary at the
‘end of April to compete in the Western Canadian
Championships.

Five Flicka gymnasts from the B.C. Age Group
Championship will also travel to Calgary. Karen Gill,
who won the Argo girls title with a total of 35.250,
and also won vault 9.05, bars 8.80 and floor 9.00, will
lead the Argo team along with Meredith Schachtel
who was fifth with 33.950. Ac the championship,
Kristine Grant place 10th with 33.400 and Amy
Halvorson was i2th with 31.150.

Representing B.C. in tne Tyro team are Courteney
Howard who came fourth in Argo with a total of
34.000 and Laura Mazur who finished seventh all-
around with 33.800. Theresa Carroll was ninth on the
Argo events with 33.500 and came second on beam
8.75,

In the young under-10 midget group, Sabrina
Horak won the title with a total of 35.200. She also
won all four events with 9.300 on vault, 8.600 on
bars, 8.600 on beam and 8.900 on floor. Amanda
Wright was eighth with 24.750 and Deborah Cehak
fifth with 28.000.

APRIL 29-Women in Physical Ac-
tivity & Sport will be held at
Douglas College from 9:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Workshops include par-
ticipation, women in B.C. sport
and training issues. For informa-
tion, call 527-5479.

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MAY 21-The “You'll Never Know
Till You Tri’? Triathlon is a short
course triathlon which includes an
800-metre pool swim, a 20-km cy-
cle and a 5-km run, as well as a
shorter kids’ traithlon, ail based at
recCentre Andrews. Volunteers are

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Planning an event, submit details
by preceding Friday to the North
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Hockey Chiefs rout Chasers

FOSTER CHIEFS rediscovered its
scoring touch in North Shore In-
dusirial Hockey League action this

_ weekend, shooting down the Lyn-
nwood Inn Chasers 11-2 in a rare
game unmarred by penalties.

Chiefs Jordie Walker opened the
scoring four minutes inio the first
period, followed by a goal by Mike
Day for a 2-0 Chiefs lead. Then
Chasers Pete Seed replied to nar-

row the margin to 2-1 before Kelly
Wright closed the scoring at 3-1 in
the first.

In the second period, Day scored
two more goals, as did Wright -nd
then Scott Blainey for the Chiefs.
A minute before the period was
over, Dale Spencer notched a goal
for the Chasers to make the score
7-2.

In the third period, it was all
Chiefs as Walker added three more

Swimmers win medals

CHENA SWIMMERS shone at
the British Columbia Swim Cham-
pionships held in Victoria.

Excellent results were achieved
by the eight swimmers with
Vaughn Thompson leading the
way.

Thompson, who was swimming
in the 15-16 year old age category
for the first timz, turned 15 only
five days before the meet. He won
silver medals in the 50-metre
breaststroke, the
breaststrcke, and the 200-metre
breaststroke. Thompson's time of
2:52.2 qualified him to compete in
the National Championships to be
held later this year.

Litza Anderson, 14, reached the
finals in the 50-metre backstroke,
and the 200-metre backstroke. She
recorded best times in all three

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her effor: in the 50-metre event.

Meanwhile Rorain Gerela, 15,
recorded best times in the 50-metre
butterfly, 100-metre fly, aud the
200-metre My. He received a silver
medal in the 50-metre My.

Jason Gavac, 15, recorded per-
sonal best times in the 50-metre,
100-metre and 200-metre
backstroke.

Nadine’ Zarifeh, 10, competing
for the first time in the B.C.
Championships made the finals in
the 50-metre breaststroke event
where she finished fifth.

Adam Fallis reached the finals ia
the 50-metre backstroke event.

Other Chena” swimmers who
qualified for this prestigious event
were Marek Hejduk and Ashiey
Webber.

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his point scoring streak to 10
games.

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spot in a 4-4 draw with the North
Shore Hustlers and the Pemberton
Station Steamers doubled Sailor
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