16 - Wednesday, November 22, 1989 ~ North Shore News

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NEWS photo Neil Lucente
EN GARDE: North Vancouver's Mike Martinz (left) scores a direct hit on Doug Kent of Vancouver during a
fencing tourney at Seylynn Hall. The North Vancouver Fencing Club finished third after Surrey and UBC 2.
Michelle Field and Doug Stitter, both from North Vancouver, finished third and fifth respectively in indi-

vidual results.

Caps slowed

CAPILANOS FIRST XV travelled
to Seattle on Saturday where they
lost 19-15 to Old Paget Sound
Rughy Ciub.

Caps secmed to be suffering the
effects of a two-week layoff and
never quite regained their recent
vorm.

Clayton Wick scored three un-
converted tries and Mike Parr —
Kicked a penalty goal for the
locals.

Capilanos Seccud XV put on a
powerful display in trouncing Kats
Rugby Club 25-3 at Kiahani Park
on Saturday.

Tries for the locals were scored
by Chris Tilly, Jason Delaney,
Cliff Mytton and the veteran Tony
Scott. Tony Kristopsiie kicked
three converts and a penalty goal.

In other weekend rugby action,
Capilanos Thirds defeated
Meralomas Thirds 14-12 and
Capilanos Fourths lost to Kats
Fourths 23-4.

Every new car or
truck sold receives

a pair of
Rossignol
skis!

Woto

CORRECTION NOTICE
Woolco Catalogue

Page 25
Penny's wardrobe at 11.98 each
and Sugar Kandi 16.98 each

Page 26
Sesame Street DishTeaset 9.99
set and Chilton Tea/Cook set.
The description for these items has
been transposed.

TM DRUG Corection Notice

Due to ati error in distribution the
Rainee Men’s Utility Travel Sag
#201 advertised in our Nov. 15
flyer is not available.

Taking Care of Christmas 12
Page flyer, November 22nd
Pge 7 grid item, brass and tn-
colour planters should rec 6%"
only, not 7'%2"". Picture shows dif-
ferent sizes, but should only be one

size.

We regret any inconvenience this
may have caused our Customers.

Seccer Accountemps
scratching to the top

DURING WEEKS 10 and 11 of
the Coaches Soccer League sched-
ule, Accountemps continued its
climb back into the upper ranks
after a disappointing finish last
season. Two victories by identical
2-0 scores kept its unbeaten streak
going at five wins and two draws
in its last seven matches.

In week 10, George Boyle and
Sohn Webster each scored once to
send Pemberton Station down to
defeat while in week 11, Al
Bonisteel, with an early goal from
a scrambie in front, and Derek
Potlock, with a late insurance
marker, provided the margin of
victory over Candia Taverna.

Sohn Gordon in the Ac-
countsmps net posted his second
and third consecutive shut-outs as
his team continues to lead the

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league in goals against with 12,
tied with Midas Rangers.

Other week 10 scores saw Nordic
blast Molson’s 7-{, Olympia
Goldcaps blank Midas Rangers 3-
0, Norvan Old-Timers down F.C.
Germania 4-1, O.K. Tires roll over
Fosters Pacific 4-0, Candia Tav-
eraa double Swan Lager 4-2, and
Rogers Pro Sports notch its first
win of the season, edging Mit.
Seymour Ravens 3-2.

In week 11, Steve Pii scored the
only goal as Midas Rangers edged
F.C. Germania 1-0, while Nordic
downed Pemberton Station 5-2,
Molson’s beat Rogers Fro Sports
5-3, Olympia Galdcaps edged Mt.
Seymour Ravens 2-1, Norvan
Old-Timers tripped up OR. Tires
3-1, and Svan Lager and Fosters
Pacific battled to a 1-1 draw.

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SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 25, 1989

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