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s Northview Golf and Country Clu. Kicking off the
week's events was Ail-Star Monday and the NOE. vs NBA Pro-
Am tournament. Even though we had to dodge a golf ball or
two, we went and did a little star searching and found, among
other things, some very famous North Shore people walking
the links. Our Jocal favorites plaved very well despite their
intimidating surroundings. Autograph seckers were everywhere
and no one was disappointed as both the sun and the celebs
managed to bring out the smiles in evervone.

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West Vancouver’s own
Stu Jackson, Grizzlies

Vancouver Grizzlies head coach Brian Hill and assistant
general manager and

general manger Noah Croom enjoyed their day on the

course. Temperatures in Surrey that day reached the

Event organizer and tour-
nament chairman Lee
Newport hails frorn North
Van. And thanks to him,
everything went off without
a hitch. Good job Lee.

West Vancouver's Arthur
Grifiiths helped his team
to fourth place in the tour-
nament. His 17 handicap
is stil hoiding steady
thanks to the day's score
of 92

Canadian golf pro Richard
Zokol played as part of
Bobby Orr's group for the
Pro Am tournament. He
later competed in the
Greater Vancouver Open.

Lanny McDona!d took
home Lord Stanley's prize
as captain of the Calgary
Flames. Later, we caught
Lanny — asking Ross
Rebagliati for an autograph.

Glenn Anderson's best
moments. Now, he spends
most of his NHL retirement
in the Caribbean.

Canucks assistant ccach and former goaltender Gien
Hanlon took some time to talk with CKNW broadcast
announcer Jim Hughson. Look and listen for them both
come hockey season.

He may have
worn number four
during his years
with the Boston
Bruins, but the
world’s most
famous hockey
defenceman was
number one with
all of the fans on
the course.
Bobby Orr is
truly a gentleman
and he signed
each and every
autograph with a
smilie.

high 20s.

Everything old is new
again for Canucks presi-
dent Brian Burke. After
first bringing Pavel Bure
from Russia to join the
team, he must now trade
the popular hockey super-
star. And although he gave
us no hints, he said he
was intent on not letting it
becoine a “media circus.”

Even though he will be
coaching the Toronto
Niaple Leafs this year, for-
mer Canuck president Pat
Quinn says he’s keeping
his house on the North
Shore. Pat, who under-
went hip surgery earlier
this year, helped his team
win the tournament with a
combined score of -23.

Whistler's Ross Redagliati is still a regular guy despite
all his new-found fame. Next up for the Olympic gold
medalist is the release of a new CD of his favorite songs

entitled Fully Dialed in.

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president, said we could
look forward to an exciting
basketball season this
year. Did we hear you say
playoffs Stu?

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Dave Barr hit the links
with a new kind of energy
and shot a respectabie 72.
After an injury earlier this
year, he is glad to be back
in the action.

Popuiar sports announcer
John McKeachie was
emcee at the dinner recep-
tion following the day's
round of goif. A superb
buffet was served and lots
of fabulous prizes were
handed out dy the various
sponsors.

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