22 - Wednesday, September 14, 1988 - North Shore News

ingette scholarship

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Laura community and is a most deserved association representative Sandi

Knowles was last week named the winner of this award,"’ said local Bryson.

co-winner of the B.C. Ringette

Association's newly established SN Pav SOS a TO OE EDEN

scholarship. PERFORMANCE ALL SEASON
Knowles, who shares the schol- TIRES P77

arship with Toni Checkley of " f This brand new steel-belted

Prince George, will use her $500 " ra tadial revolutionizes the concept

for studying criminology at VCC’s a QBN of an all-weather tire. i's the first &

: ‘. b “HS tadial to combine two diferent 3

Laneara Campus. h the North : f 4s tread compounds in one tire. The
Playing ringette with the Nort F EVAR remarkable dua! ead allows the §

Shore Winter Club since 1980, - NG P77 to pertorm weil in all condi-

Knowles, 18, played on the B.C. : NAY tions — wet, slick, snow or dry.

Belle team at this year's nationals PON EN The dual compound is designed

+ Paeary a ne d é J to make the Pirelli P77 the

in Winnipeg, and has playe on ‘ | longest-wearing all-weather tire

five provincial championship you'll aver own.

squads throughout her career. T FOR Low Low

, A coach at the winter club, she

is also one of 14 regional referees

rec ae Ets S 6) Ls Gj # in the province and the youngest to
referee a final game at the provin-

cial level.

THE VOLUNTEER First Aid Ski Patrol — better known as FASP | “Laura has been a credit to her

— is looking for new recruits to join its ranks as ski patrollers for
local mountains. :
Recruits must be over 18 years old, be strong skiers, have stan- : ,
dard CPR and first aid certification and be willing to commit one ea North Vancouver Skating Club

weekend in three for patrol duties, explained FASP president and

ski patroller Steve Quina. 30. 4 : C Sk & C Fi
‘“What we do is take that standard (first aid) knowledge and en- [ p an ate an igure
vironmentally adapt it,’”’ he said of FASP training. ‘It’s one thing [| &
to know this stuff on a classroom floor, but it’s different knee-deep i Sk Pp
in suow in a tree well.”” , 4 ate Fog r am
With FASP members doing “everything to handing out ban- ;
dages to treating complicated spinal injurics,’’ new patrotlers are : . , : _R
given full training. ’ : Karen Magnussen Arena Monday’s 5:15 - 8:00 p.m.
Novice patrollers go through a FASP program, and can advance : a8, Friday s 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
through the organization’s ranks to eventually become an experi- 7

enced senior pstroller. : . '€S) From September 19,1988 to March 26, 1989
Patrollers can select which mountain — Seymour, Cypress and | § are . . : . ; .
Grouse are among the local ski hills attended by FASP — they { - Registration fees include lessons with

MMASE hold its recruiting/information session Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. | | r] CFSA Ce rtified Coac hes

at 6111 Cambie St. in Vancouver. For more details call Quina at

esaT7- Pre-registration Saturday Sept. 17, 1988 - 12noon—3:30pm

of Vivian Eden at 254-1584
For more information call: Carole Phinney 987-9347

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hole-in-one [ ——__Irropucnc

HARRY SIMPSON of West Vancouver sank his first hole-in-one fy
last week at the Capilano Golf and Country Club.

Playing mid-week in a foursome with John Pearson, Bob Davis
and Bruce Scott, Simpson tackled the difficult par-three fourth
hole using 2 number five wood.

Tn what his fellow players described as ‘‘a beautiful shot,’’ he
made the 175-yard hole-in-one look easy. , Fo . .

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The 22-year-old local left-hander powered past Sweden’s Chris- : VEO UATE "SEASON. PAS'
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Playing in the $4,371,500 US tournament, Connell added to the ; a (13-18)
record number of wins by Canadians in this prestigious Grand d Mid-Week
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Though starting the competition with a first-set poor start, : Tots (under 6)
Connell kept to his attacking game plan throughout the rest of the Senior
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In key plays, Bergstrom appeared he might gain momentum and -
take the lead over Connell, who has lost a number of close calls
over the past year.

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