Paterson misses
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THE 1987 version of the B.C.
Lions Basketball Team will play
games in support of the Rick
Hansen Man In Motion World
Tour at Carson Graham Feb. 11 at
6:30 p.m. and at Hillside Feb. 13
starting at 8 p.m.

Sponsored by Kentucky Fried
Chicken and Nike, the Lions
basketball team will be playing
games throughout the spring at
Lower Mainland schools and will
donate a portion of each game's
proceeds to the Rick Hansen Fund.

The games also provide the
schools with a fund-raising oppor-
tunity for their own events.

Offensive lineman Jamie Buis,
the club’s coordinator, will be
assisted by linemate John Blain.
Other regular members playing
with the team in the weeks ahead
will include Ray Crouse, Mike
Gray, Mel Byrd, Bob Skemp, Ber-
nie Glier, Jim Mills, John Ulmer,
Bruce Barnett and Andre Francis.

To date there are 22 confirmed
games on the schedule that will run
through until mid-April.

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NORTH VANCOUVER'S Neil Paterson will not be
representing Canada in the World Figure Skating
Championships scheduled to be held in’ Cincinnati
nest month,

The 22-year-old skater finished fourth overall nthe
Canadian Figure Skating Championships Feb. 6 atter

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he shared to a fifth place finish in the event's freestyle
tinile.

Paterson. who has been second for the past (80 nae
ional championships and was [oth in the world int
PUSS) was unavailable for conunent after the champr
anships,

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