Variety Club

benefits from

Ski for Kids Cypress event

THE FIRST annual ‘Ski for
Kids'’ fundraising event at
Cypress Bow! on Jan. 23 raised
approximately $3,000 for the
Variety Club of B.C.

Hosted by the Pacific Ski Club
and The Variety Club of B.C.,
skiers from around the Lower
Mainland brought in donations
and pledges to the event location
at Cypress Bowl, and skied for
free for the day courtesy of
Cypress Bow! Recreations,

While the Pacific Ski Club's
goal of $10,000 in donations was
not met, organizers feel the event
was still a success.

“The effort put in by all the

volunteers and participants was
much appreciated, adding to the
success of the event,"’ said Pacific
Ski Club organizer Rick Amour.

“Given the short time we had
to plan this year’s Ski for Kids,
next year’s should be much bigger
and more widely publicized."

Prizes were awarded for the
most pledges collected, most
money collected, best-dressed
skier and more.

Proceeds from the event will be
donated to the Variety Club of
B.C. and presented at the 27th
annual Variety Club Telethon on
Sunday, Feb. 14.

’ NEWS photo Nell Lucente

Two members of the Argyle Pipers girls curling rink, Terry Boehe (left) and Sheila Ranger,
sweep a rock during the forth Shore high school champicnships at the North Shore Winter
Ciub.-Argyie defeated Brackendaie 12-0, 12-2 in the best-two-out-of-three final to advance to
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Hillside hosts senior
girls gymnastics meet

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Senior Girls’ Gymnastics
Wednesday, Feb. 3 at 4 p.m.:
Balance Beam Meet at Hillside.
This is the second of four indi-
vidual: event exhibition meets
leading to the North Shore
Championships.

Senior Girls’ Basketball

Thursday, Feb. 4 at 5:15 p.m.:
Collingwood at Seycove.

Both teams have improved
greatly over the last year and are
courting .500 league records as
they point towards the ‘‘A’’ zone
playoffs in mid-February.

All divisions of Boys’ and Girls’
Skiing

Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 10:30. a.m.:
North Shore Alpine (slalom)
Championships at Whistler Moun-
tain.

The top three teams from both:

the senior boys’ and giris’ experi-
enced categories go on to race in
the B.C. Championships at
Panorama Mountain on March
3-5,

Senior Girls’ Gymnastics

Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 4 p.m.:
Uneven Parallel Bars Meet at
Windsor.

The third in a series of four in-
dividual event exhibition meets
leading up to the North Shore
Championships at Windsor on
Saturday, Feb. 27.

Senior Boys’ Basketball
Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.:
Argyle at West Vancouver,
Despite the Pipers’ 6-0 win-lose : i
league record (prior to last night’s ¥ ‘ ‘ : ’

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Basketball A

St. Thomas Aquinas (Naith Vancouver)

2. St. Patrick's (Vancouver)

3. Ron Pettigrew Christian (Dawson Creek)

4. Credo Christian (Langtey)

5. Lucerne (New Denver)

6. Osoyoos

7. Fraser Valley Christian

&. Nisga’s (Northwest Zone)

9. JV. Humphries (Kaslo)

10. Chemuainus (Vancouver Is. Zone)

Basketball AA

l. Carihi (Campbell River)

2, Clarence Fulton (Vernon) ‘:

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7. Stanley Humphries (Castlegar)

8. Wellington (Nanaimo)

9, Mt. Boucheri¢ (Kelowna)

10. Aldergrove

Basketball AAA

1. Yerry Fox (Coquitlam)

2. North Delta

3. Maple Ridge

4. Richmond

5. M.B.1. (Clearbrook)

5. Steveston

7. Sutheriand (North Vancouver)

8. W.J. Mouat (Langley)

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