NEWS photo Paul MeGrath

CHRISTOPHER Cervenko leads Charles Insley dur-
ing the first annua! Grouse Mountain snowshoe race.

First annual snowshoe
race a great success

BLUE skies and white
snow proved a perfect
backdrop for an event
Grouse Mountain staff
hope will become as
popular as the Grouse
Grind.

And with a time just sec-

onds shy of the Grouse Grind
record (27:25.3), Mike
Merland, 28, stomped to first
place in the 6.8 km Grouse
Mountain’ Dam __ Bigfoot
Challenge.

In the women’s division,
29-year-old Meghan O'Brian
took first place with a time of
33 minutes and 51 seconds.

NEWS photo Julie Iverson

Cobras tie Talons

COBRA player Kevin Coles jumps to elude the Talons’

Eric Elliot during recent under-11 soccer action at

Norgate Park in North Vancouver. The teams tied 3-3.

Wednesday, March 31, 1999 — North Shore News ~ 29

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Sprinter has
sights on i3C

From pase 28

COR’ protection of her future,
bur it doesn’t really hide a
longterm dream. After all, she’s
just in her mid-30s. Canada’s
two current LOC members,
Pound, who'll never see 60
again, and Carol Anne

ctheren, 56, can’t stay there
forever. s, despite the awful
example set by the 78-year-old
selt-promoting head cheese
Juan Samaranch, who unilate

Iv removed the retirement-
barrier so he could become king
tor life.

And Crooks does point out,
that of 106-strong [OC roster,
33 are former Olympic athletes.
On thar score she certainly qual-
iffes,

Also, as your COR once
reported at another stage of her
career, as a woman of many
facets, all of them turned on.

Playott Champions:
BLUE Group ive). \

Blue boys

WEST Van Midget double-A hockey team (above) edged Hollyburn 5-4 to win the
Lower Mainland’s PCAHA blue division. The team is sponsored by the West Van
Police Assoc. and coached by John McDade, Bryan Jones and Ron McLaughlin.

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

You are Summoned by
CAPILANO COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY
to their first annual

Capture the community spirit
Londsdale Quay April 16th 10am - 4pm

Raise Funds for the Seniors' Hub and Capilano Youth Outreach programs.
Sponsored by:
Capilano Community Services Society, Quest Printing, JOP Technologies, and the North Shore News

Name of Jailbird-to-be (your friend, co-worker?)
Business/Company and Position

Address

Your Name

Preferred time of arrest (anytime between 10-4 pm)
Charges for issuing warrant

(Sample charges: Wears odd socks; doesn't make coffee)

Note: Fee set at $20 per charge. Maximum bail is $50. Fee and bail bath tax deductible.
Encourage your family and friends to make up several outrageous charges.
A chance to fall your boss uztil the ball Is paid.

Drop by and meet celebrity Judges and ininates.

... of Wisit our ‘Booking‘ stalls at:

Lonsdale Quay, Lynn Valiey Mall or Capilano Mall
on Saturday, Aprit 3rd’from 10 am to 4 pm.

Drop-off or mall your charge sheet
with cash or cheque only to:
Capilano Community Services Society
600 West Queens Read
North Building, North Vancouver V7N 2L3
Phone 988-7115 on or before April Sth 1999

Thank you for your support
for further information call 988-7115

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