Alberta, Yukon, Northwest
Territories, the USA, and all
parts of B.C. will be
represented by the..curlers

_ participating in the fifteenth

annual Men’s Open Bonspiel

at the North Shore Winter

a)

Club.”

Gne hundred and twenty
eight rinks (512 curlers) will
be competing in the event,
which will take place from
April 7 to 11 at the club.

_ Awestern showboat theme
will be featured with over

6,000 silver dollars in prizes,

and all curlers will be eligible

» for the grand prize draw for -

1,000 silver dollars. ..

Barbecued steaks will ‘be ; |

served at the banquet on
April 9 and special enter-
tainment is to be provided.

Looking for something.
do during the spring break?

During the last two weeks

of March the. West Vancou-

ver Aquatic Centre is offer-
ing public swim sessions

every afternoon from. 1 to.

3:50 p.m., as well as. two
special sessions. '

. Bring a buddy during the
centre’s *“*TWO. FOR -ONE
SALE’’. Two children, two
students, two adults or two
‘senior citizens will be admit-
ted. for the price of one. This
is valid during ‘‘sale’’ times
only: 4:30 p.m. March 24, 25,
28, 29, 31 and April 1.

The centre has also added '

an Adult lengths swim from 6
to 7 p.m. for the two-week
period (excluding Sundays).
This is a good chance to start
your ‘‘get fit for summer’’

program, as summer is not
far off.

For further © information

drop by the West Vancouver

Aquatic Centre at 776 22nd
Street or call 926-8585.

*GENERAL MECHANICAL
eAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
eALIGNMENT & BALANCING

March 31. is. the closing»
date for entries and a $20
deposit is required:

Entries should be mailed —
to the North Shore Winter
Club -at (1325 East Keith |
Road, North Vancouver,

‘Capilano Rod. and Gun
Club -at Ambleside Park,

- West Vancouver, is host this
-. Friday and Saturday, March
; 25-26, to.

the. 1977 B. On
Indoor Rifle Championships.

The competition is being
held for the twentieth con-

secutive year and will attract.

top senior and junior shoot-

£ Da:
ers from: all parts. of British

Columbia.

’ -

The meet is one of several
being used to select the B.C.

‘Rifle Team for the forth--
coming Canada
Games, and many of the top

Summer

prospects for the team will be.
Present.

Contests include Sporting

Rifle, Free Rifle and. Match
Rifle.

Meanwhile, the Capilano
Club held its own annual rifle.
competition for. juniors last
weekend, with 30 junior
members competing.

_ Mark Lindsay came first in
the open Capilano Trophy
event for all members under
19 (prone, standing and
kneeling positions).

Lance Rudelsheim took the
President’s Trophy (prone

event, 15-16 years of age).

Mike Resnick claimed the
Woodwards’ Trophy (prone
event, 13-14 years of age).

The Directors’ Trophy
(prone event under 13 years
of age) was won by Gareth
Sykes.

. Jumfor Heckey League championship Saturday at
overtime, to claim the title [John Kendrick photo].

The North Shore Junior
Canadians didn’t quite make
it, but they went down

fighting to the last—right
into overtime.

Trailing Richmond Rebels
2-1 in the -best-of-five. final
for the West Coast Junior

Hockey League champion-

ship, the Canadians faced

‘their opponents once again
Saturday at Karen Magnus--.
sen Arena in the do-or-die

Capilano Rugby Club is
holding a $30-a-plate dinner
Saturday, April 2, to: raise
funds for a tour of. France

and England. It kicks off at 7

p-m. at the Sey-Lynn Hall,
Mountain Highway and
Keith, North Vancouver.

Admission price covers
dinner, drinks, films, gam-
bling and a chance: at a
$1,000 Calcutta Draw. For

tickets call) Buck Ellison,

987-7667; Mike Mahoney,
980-6434; or Jeremy Dalton,
986-2885.

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game. And they so nearly did
it. They. lost by a hair-
breadth.

“With Richmond _ leading

5-4 in the third period, the

Canadians pulled. off an

equalizer in the final minute
and forced
session. —

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‘Seven minutes’ and 17

seconds later the Rebels shot.

the puck into the Canadian
net for the sixth time—to
clinch the game and the title.

“And so the season ended—

‘sadly yet proudly: for the

North Shore team, one of the
best the West Coast Junior

girls between nine and 15
years of age. The fee is $5.
The League is sponsored

by ‘the Highland Kiwanis.
Club. It has . been’ in

operation for 15 years, with.

an average annual registra-
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SELY-FOUGHT, hard-chooting hockey marked what proved to be the final game im the hest-of-five West Ceast -
Magnussen Arena. Richmond finaly edged the ¢

*“B”? Hockey League has ever
seen—with the presentation
of the coveted trophy. to-
‘Rich-
mond.

Barry Gruntman starred
once again with a hat trick for
the Canadians. The two other
singles were added by Hugh.
Cameron and Doug Dean.

Right up to the end it was a
close, hard-fought battle—
the stuff good hockey is
made of. The Canadians can
hold their heads high. Next

time round it will surely be .

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