SIPOLISS LINE

MARCH 1-4-The North Shore
Winter Club will be the host site of
the North Shore taternational, a
figure skating meet which draws
more than 850 top athletes from 56
clubs in the Pacific Northwest.
Competition starts at 8 a.m. each
day continuing to approximately 9
p.m. Awards will be presented at
4:10 p.m. on March 4. Call Winter
Club at 985-4135 for information.

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MARCH 18-Forerunners Fourth
Annual St. Paddy's Day Run and
Walk is a 6 km event through the
UBC campus starting at 8:30 a.m.
for the walk and 9 a.m. for the
run. Proceeds go to a passenger
van for VGH patients. Entry
forms are available at Forerunners,
3504 W. 4th and at VGH, 855 W.
12th. Call 875-4057 or 732-4535
for information.

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MARCH 10-The North Shore
Senior Hockey League is hosting
an awards night dance in the
Capilano Room at RecCentre
Lonsdale, from 8 p.m. to i a.m.
Open to the public, tickets cost $15
which includes music, prizes and a
late-night lunch. For more infor-
mation call Ted Perry at 987-5763
or Gary Little at 984-8009.

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MARCH 27-Motivating the Child:
Sport, Education and Life is a one
evening community sport con-
ference for parents, teachers and
coaches. Participants will have an

Merali to
represent
Canada

RUMI MERALI of North Van-
couver is among four men and two
women from Western Canada to
qualify to represent Canada at the
upcoming World Telemark Skiing
Championships in Aspen, Col-
orado, March 2-4.

This year Canada is sending ten
men and four women including
Don Campbell, Steve Corner and
Chris Snow, ali Whistler residents.
Michelle Parkes of North Van-
couver and Cathy Jewett of
Whistler represent Canada on the
women’s team.

Team members were selected by
Telemark Canada and the Cana-
dian Ski Association on the basis
of accumulated points and series
placings in FIS-sanctioned races
Staged at  Whistler/Blackcomb,
Grouse Mountain and other places
during the 1989-90 season.

The racers will also compete in
the U.S. National Championships
at Beaver Creek, Colorado and the
World Telemark Mogul Champi-
onships at Brockenridge, Col-
orado.

Telemark ski racing will be
featured as an exhibition sport at
the 1992 Winter Olympic Games in
Albertville, France.

Millington in demand

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Sean
Millington was the first choice of
the Edmonton Eskimos who had
the top draw in the CFL's annual
college draft pick in Hamilton last
weekend.

The 22-year-olt sunning back
from Simon Fraser University is
also rumored to have twigged the
interest of three NFL teams.

Millington, a former Carson
Graham student, broke — several
rushing records held by Clansmen
predecessor Orville Lee.

Opportunity to meet professionals
in the field to discuss motivation
techniques. President of the Cana-
dian Coaches Association Andy
Higgins will be the keynote
speaker. Starts at 7 p.m. at Cen-
tennial Theatre. To register call
987-PLAY.

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APRIL 14-This is the first of nine
tournaments in the B.C. Handicap
Tour, a new golf tour, which car-
ries on to Sept. 30 where the !ast
round will be plaved at Seymour

‘Ladies’

Golf and Country Club. Includes
18-hole tournaments for men,
women, seniors and juniors. To
register or for more information
call Trent Exlev at 325-3730.

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SPORTSLINE RUNS every Wed-
nesday as space permits. If you are
planning an event, submit details
by preceding Friday to the North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale Ave.,
N. Van., V7M 2H4. Priority given
to North Shore and fundraising
events.

‘Softball

L.V.W.A.C.
Registration Sat., March 3, 1990
Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Delbrook Rec. Centre
600 W. Queens

For more information call

Kathy 681-5868

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tS - Wednesday, February 28, 1990 - North Shore News

PUBLIC NOTICE - TRAFFIC DELAYS

SEA TO SKY HIGHWAY #99
NORTH OF LIONS BAY

B Commencing February 26. 1990 and
g continuing for approximately 5 weeks until
March 30, 1990. Cerka Contract Management
Lid. will be undertaking rock-scaling and mm
blasting on Highway #99, between Km 14.5 and
m Km 16.5, north of Lions Bay. Po

This work will necessitate short highway fi
closures between the hours of 8:30 a.m.-3:20
p.m. Monday to Thursday, and between 8:20 i
a.m. - 12:00 noon on Fridays. Periodic minor
delays of up to 20 minutes will be required.

fm The Ministry regrets any inconvenience to the
# travelling public: however, two lane traffic will
be restored as quickly as possible.

M.V. Coltins
Deputy Minister

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