WEST VANCOUVER’S Shirley Carter, above, of
Kinesiatrics, a fitness program for seniors, and Sue Hills,
of Sue Hills Fitness,“have done it again. For the second
time this year they have received recognition for their long
involvement and excellence in the field of physical fitness.
Each received the B.C. Recreation Association’s Fitness
Branch Awards of Distinction recently and the B.C.
Recreation and Sport/Parks Canada Fitness Awards in
the spring. Sue has been a leading figure in the use of
music for fitness and postnatal exercises, while Shirley
pioneered in all forms of fitness for seniors in gyms and

swimming pools.

Juvenile B’s
win costly

NORTH VANCOUVER
minor hockey association
juvenile ‘‘B’’, number one

team, pulled off a string of
undefeated victories to win
the Burnaby Winter Club in-
vitational hockey tournament
last week, beating Merritt in
thefinals 6-2. It turned out to
be a Pyrrhic victory with the
loss of Bill Boni and Barry
Forbes through injuries.

They had beaten Merritt
earlier 6-3, as well as down-
ing Coquitlam 6-1; Rich-
mond 5-3; Salmon Arm 6-2,
and Squaw Valley 5-1, as

Pee Wee’s go
all the way

A STRONG defense, cx-
cellent backchecking and
steady goaltending proved to
be a winning combination for
the North Vancouver Minor
Hockey Association Pee Wee
A Time Out Sports team, as
they came out on top in the
Grandview Tournament

North Van goaltenders,
-Danny Cowan and Greg Bur-
rows, allowed only four goals
in three games as their (cant
coached by Val Donova
shut out Burnaby Winter
Club 8-0, defeated Co
quitlam 32 tn double.
overtime, and stopped host

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they advanced to the finals.
Under the watchful eye of
coach Greg Fowler, leading
scorers for the champions
were Dave Eisler, with I1
goals and four assists, Chris
Fredericks, cight goals and
nine assists, and Jed Aspden,
four goals and nine assists.
Excelient goal tending by
Scott Henshaw and Steven
Gregory, combined with
solid defensive work by Glen
Dickey, Dave Franco, Bill
Nagy, Russ Patterson and
Bill Boni, kept the opposition
to a total of 12 goals against
for the entire tournament.

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