22 - Wednesday, September 24, 1997 — North Shore News

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© SPORTS
-1-1 Relay aliracts racers to Ambleside

NORTH Shore ‘residents turned out in force for Lions Gate
Hospital’s largest annual fundraising event, the 9-1-1 Relay this
past Sunday. Twelve hundred participants walked, strolled, ran
or Je ed the two-kilometre course at Ambleside Park. In this,

th year for the event, participants collected pledges
totalling $137, 000. That money will go towards the purchase
ofa neurosurgical microscope. To date, well over half a million
dollars has been raised towards hospital emergency services.
Event organizer Sue Sinn says those figures make the 9-1-1 one

of the top fundraising events in the city.

ATRICK Grant, captain of Canaccord Capitai’s team, — team, :'

_ "Layne Christensen

urse: with ‘two-year-old ‘son ‘Joshua. .
: was awarded ths Srokers’. Cup for. the
A rokerege industry team that raised the most funds.

“team eam 0 medal at-the Pan
“ America’ Championships in
Winnipeg.

« iThe West Vancouver play-

r teamed with Iain Sydie to _

~ win. thé.men’s doubles’ gold
edal.. He also won two
bronze medals in other dou-

‘Sunday's ~

; rt
“| Strutridge Football League

"junior bantam
Stamps 20, ‘Warriors 6;
- Cowboys 20, Spartans 65
Packer's 34, Sabres 7.
League info: 987-8239.

“NORTH * SHORE
GRIEFINS...

- season for the Junior B hock-

ey team continues to .be a

learning experience.

The Griffins dropped thei: ~
second home game in a row -

iMonday night, as the Ridge

“Meadow Flames beat North -

The rookie’

Shore 7-3 at t West Vancouver’

Arena.: :
“The North ‘Shore squad
makes’ its ‘first’ road trip to

Jesters (right). scooped “up "awards for. Be :
Costume and Most Enthusiastic team. The Jesters
include (left to right) nurses Val Cartmei, Jennifer

Strong and Heather: Speirs. The top‘ ndraising ::
“Maritime. Runners" of: the B.C. Maritime

: Employers’ Association, raised more than $22,000.
Or. David Gray was the top individual fundraiser,
collecting more than $4,000 in pledge money.

Seattle this Sunday (Sept. 28)

- to take on .the Northwest

Americans. | -
oa Monday night (Sept.
the Griffins play host to

ri Abbotsford Pilots. Game

ime is 7:45 p.m. at West Van
Arena.

RUGBY....._ The Capilano
Premier division team had to
dig into their. bench last
Saturday for a 32-9 decision
over the Abbotsford Rugby
Club.

-In all, the bench account-
ed for 17 of Cap’s 32 points.

After the first half, howev-
er, the Capilanas were down
9-8. But wingers’ Adrain

-Hickin and David Saklofsky

stepped up their ¢ in the
second, with Hickin scoring
one try and Saklofsky two.

Also, the Caps superior fit-
ness carried the day in the sec-
ond half. as the larger
Abbotsford side wilted under
the warm late summer sun.

In other Capilano action,
the women’s team blanked
Western Trinity 50-0; the
Junior A — team edged
Vancouver Rowing Club
10-7 (Fraser Mitchell scor-
ing all the Cap points); and
the Junior B side fost to the
UBC Old Boys Ravens 10-7.

The Capilano Premier
team travels to Burnaby this
Saturday, while the Cap sec-
ond, third and fourth division
sides’ visit the Vancouver
Rowing Club.

—~ Andrew McCredie

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