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NEWS photo Cindy Bellamy

IT WAS a close tournament when the Rest of the World team beat the Canadian team by one match at the
West Vancouver Lawn Bowling Club recently. :

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE

Field hockey player wins award

FIELD HOCKEY player Ian Bird of North Van-
couver, a member of the men’s national squad, is
one of five winners of a $2,500 British Columbia

Premier’s Athletic Award.

The awards, along with 26 $1,000 Nancy Greene
athletic excellence,
scholastic ability and leadership potential.

The following North Shore high school seniors will

scholarships, are given for

each

receive Nancy Greene scholarships:
Cepeliauskas, Sutherland Secondary, volleyball; Vic-
toria Cook, Carson Graham Secondary, soccer; Dave

Sarah

Fiorvento, Sutherland Secondary, soccer; Margaret
Langford, West Vancouver Secondary, kayaking;

Paul Langley,

Windsor Secondary,
basketball; Kyla Lee, Sentinel Secondary, volleyball.

The athletes use their awards to further their educa-
tion at a British Columbia university or college.

baseball and

Referee scholarship recipient named

THE FIRST recipient of the Paul
Pollhammer Referee Scholarship
is Todd McPhersen of Sutherland
Secondary School.

The award is to honor a Grade
12 graduating student who is in-
volved in soccer refereeing on the

Keeper helps
team to win

NORTH VANCOUVER
goalkeeper Brad Baker played a
key part in the B.C. senior men’s
provincial soccer team winning the
Portsmouth Cup in that southern
England city last week.

After an easy 6-1 semifinal win
over Brazil, the B.C. team was
taken by surprise in the final by
slick playing from England’s
Waterlooville.

Down 2-0 at halftime, the B.C
team powered back to an eventual
4-2 win to take the cup undefeated
throughout the five-day tourna-
ment.

In four undefeated games, Baker
allowed only five goals.

North Shore.

This scholarship is in memory of
Paul Pollhammer — a referee with
both the North Shore Youth Soc-
cer Association and the. Coaches
Soccer League — who died sud-
denly in a car accident in

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special significance
for local organizer

WHEN MAUREEN Berard helps
organize the Mountain Express
Run/Walk for Leukemia at
Cypress Bowl this weekend, her
participation has special
significance.

A leukemia patient who was suc-
cessfully treated through the help
of a U.S. bone marrow transplant
registry, Berard, 32, is through
this second annual fund-raising
event Aug. 14 working to support
a similar facility in B.C.

Diagnosed with chronic
granulocytic leukemia in May
1984, Berard needed a life-saving
bone marrow transplant to sur-
vive. When relatives proved in-
incompatible donors, she turn-
ed to a U.S. donor registry for
help.

**I had to look to the communi-
ty (for a donor),’’ recalled the
Vancouver General Hoszita'
receptionist. ‘‘The time it takes tz
find a (suitable) donor is impor-
tant (because) without a transplant
you won’t survive.”

With odds of finding a match
running as high one in 750,000, a
registry such as this can spell a
life-saving difference in quickly

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and efficiently finding a suitable
donor.

More than 1,500 participants are
expected to this year’s run the
9%-kilometre course, and orga-
nizers hope to raise $40,000 to
support the recently established
Canadian Red Cross Unrelated
Bone Marrow Registry.

Following a course of two-thirds
pavement and one-third trail, the
run starts and finishes at the
downhill ski area of Cypress
Bowl, with medals awarded to the
first three finishers in the four
categories.

For those who prefer, there is a
3.2-kilometre walk included in the
event,

Entries — along with a $16 regis-
tration fee — will be accepted
through Aug. If by mail or in
person at the Canadian Red Cross
offices at 4750 Oak St. in Van-
couver.

Further entries will be accepted
at the Red Cross offices Aug. 12
from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., Aug. 13
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or at the
starting line at 8 a.m. race day.

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team’s two-week European tour is
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