NEWS photo Marty Empey

NORTH SHORE News Red Wings forward Glen Barker (#18) and Brian Lawley (#11) scrap for a loose puck
in front of Lynnwood Chasers goalie Larry Szaroz and defenceman Henry Gray (#3) during a recent North
Shore Industrial Hockey League game at Karen Magnussen Arena. Owen Spooner pounced on this rebound

for a 3-1 North Shore News lead.

Lynnwood drops to 2-7-2, down six points in the league.

CURLING AT N. SHORE WINTER CLUB

Final score was 10-3 for the Red Wings, improving their record to 5-6-1.

Moore Rink wins playdowns

THE LINDA Moore curling rink
won the A-side of the District One
playdowns during play Saturday at
the North Shore Winter Club.

The North Vancouver rink
defeated Karen Lepine’s Roya! Ci-
ty rink 6-4 to take the A-side and
defeated Lepine 7-4 to take the B-
side.

Moore and her rink of Lindsay

Sparkes, Debbie Jones and Janice
Fowler will now proceed to Fort
Nelson ‘for the Jan. 29 to Feb. 4
provincial playdowns.

The Moore rink advanced to

Saturday’s final by virtue of an
11-4 victory over Betty Raymond
of Royal City.

In the senior women’s
playdown, the North Shore Winter
Club’s Lorraine Baron rink, which
includes Mae Shugg, Maria
Johnston and Dorothy Lyle, beat
the fellow North Shore rink of
Bess Low 8-4 to take the senior

A-side and defeated Bernice
Mulock, also of the North Shore,
10-8 to win the B-side.

The Baron rink will now ad-
vance to the senior provincial

playdown scheduled for Ab-

botsford Feb. 12 to 17.

13 - Wednesday, January 14, 1987 ~ North Shore News

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figure

skater

wins award

WEST VANCOUVER'’S Laura
Ivanich won the NutraSweet Giv-
ing It 100 Per Cent Award at the
Canadian ’87 figure skating sec-
tionals competition held Dec. 4 to
7 at the Juan de Fuca Recreational
Centre in Victoria.

Ivanich was recognized for ‘ther
outstanding competitive stamina,
good sportsmanship and her
dedication to and love of skating,”’
said Stuart Lasky, director of Ca-
nadian operations for the company
giving the award.

In addition to the award, a $250
bursary will be contributed to the
Canadian Figure Skating Associa-
tion’s skaters development fund on
behalf of Ivanich.

Ivanich, 16, is a member of the
North Shore Winter Figure Skating
Club and has been skating for 12
years.

WEST VANCOUVER figure skat-
er Laura Ivanich...won
Nutrasweet’s Giving It 100 Per
Cent award.

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