B4 - Wednesday, December 7, 1983 - North Shore

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Coaches Soccer

ACTION IN the second half
of the Coaches’ Soccer league
schedule began on Sunday.

The games were generally
close and competitive, with
one exception, as Lynnwood
Hotel got goals from Ted
Budai (2), Bill Smith (2), Don
McLean and Ron Wilson en
route to a lop-sided 6-1 win
over Labatts.

Olympia Gold Caps
jumped two places in the
Standings as they defeated
Ray Johnson Plumbing 3-1
on the strength of goals by
Mark Cassidy, Bill Ferguson

and Tom Craig.

Northshore Nissan gave
league-leading Iron Horse a
run for their money in a con-
test which was hard-fought
and well-played. lron Horse
eventually prevailed,
however, and emerged with a
2-0 victory.

In other action, Molsons
defeated Soccerwest and Aar-
dquin Construction topped
Totemcolor by identical 3-1
scores while Eagle Harbor
and Carlings battled to a 1-1
draw.

Jets shot down

IN A rough game the Junior
B Winter Club) Flames
outlasted Chilliwack = Jets
picking up a $-3 win on
Saturday night.

Jim Wilson) proved sack
handling ts not a lost art scor
Ing twice and setting up
another

Paul lTadey also scorcd
twie and Howie Stohl had a

single for the winners Garth
Tubman was tn the nets for
the Flames

On Sunday the Flames
travelled to Seattle and lost
$-4 to the Americans. Flames
were short five players and in
the third penod i showed

Next home game 1s Satur
day, December 10) against
Belhngham = Game time as
8 45pm atthe Winter Club

intermed soccer

EARLIER GAMES postpon

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ly played on Saturday
December 3

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POISED FOR another save, Vancouver Whitecap goalie Tino Lettieri gets in the way of Chicago Sting player Rudy Glenn
Monday night in the Caps 6-3 home opener at Pacific Coliseum in indoor soccer action. Golden Bay visits the Whitecaps

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Picking winners

FROM PAGE B1

WEST VANCOUVER will
be led by 6°3°’ forward Enc
Termanson. The combina-
tion of Termanson and guard
Tony Martin’s shooting with
6’5’" centre Rob Pearson’s
rebounding will make them
strong contenders as one of
the league’s top teams.

ARGYLE PIPERS coach-
ed by Peter Therrien have the
benefit of being on the receiv-
ing end of a strong Junior
program. Thernen did a
good job with last years
Senior team and look for him
to expand on that as he has a
combination of dedication
and strong rebounding of
Cart Vuorinen (6’3’’) and
Derek Moore (6'4’’). This
team has six players standing
at 6’4’’ and has a balanced
scoring attack.

HILLSIDE last year lack-
ed the height and experience
to be a strong contender in
league play, however, this
year under the tutelage of
coach Randy Young they will
most definitely be one of the
league’s top teams. The team
will be led by 6°2’’ forward

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considering a waste disposal and sanitary sewer utility fee effective 1984
January 1.

The intent in implementing these charges is to remove from general taxes
(payable for 1984 without penalty on or before July 4) and place on a utility
fee (payable for 1984 without penalty on or before March 5) the operating
costs associated with the operation of the Municipal Sewer System (ex-
cluding debt charges) and the cost of Refuse Collection. This will more

equitably levy these charges without increasing overall taxation for these
services.

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Chris Wilson who ts a strong
shooter and good leaper. Sur-
rounding him will be Grade
12 returnees Mike Andregg
(6'1'’) and guard Reece Dug-
gan (S’14"’).

CARSON GRAHAM gets
the nod as this year’s sleeper
team. The team will be led by
6’2’’ forward Darren Beckett
and he will have a strong sup-
porting cast in Grade 11
guard Pau! Simmons (5"11"’)
and guard Sean Taylor both
of whom were outstanding
players at Balmoral. At the
centre position will be 6’4”’
forward Jim Moir.

SEYCOVE will enter its
first year of Senior boys com-
petition with a team which
will be a strong contender for
middle of the pack honors.
The team coached by Jack
Tasaka lost in last years In-
termediate boys V. & D. final
and could possibly move up a
notch higher than they are
rated here. Team captain
6'2”’ forward Paul Chapman
will lead the team and he will
be assisted by centre Mike
Matkin (6'°S’’) and = guard
Mike Norris (5’8"’).

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