Girls’
soccer
team off
to Ottawa

B.C. CHAMPION North Shore
Metros girls’ soccer team will rep-
resent the province at the Cana-
dian under-16 championships in
Ottawa this fall, but are now
working to raise funds for the trip.

This is only the second time a
North Shore girls’ team has com-
peted in the national champion-
ships in any age division, and the
first time in this division.

In 1983, the West Vancouver
Amazons were third in the Cana-
dian under-18 tournament.

Upcoming major fund- -raising
activities for the Ottawa trip in-
clude a giant garage sale Saturday,
Sept. 10, at 790 Handsworth Rd.
and the North Shore Metros com-
munity sponsorship program.

The sponsorship program is
geared for businesses and in-
dividuals who wish to contribute to
the team’s travel and accommoda-
tion expenses for the national
event Oct. 6 to 10.

Those donating $50 or more will
receive a nine-inch by 12-inch lam-
inated photo plaque featuring a
team picture taken during trophy
presentations at the Safeway
Premier Cup finals at Swangard
Stadium.

Team members are Suzy Blown,
Kris Brown, Tiffany Chester,
Christine Corben, Catherine
Donovan, Lisa Eastman, Nancy
Ferguson, Jennifer Gardiner, Patty
Hansen, Kathy Houlden, Michelle
Leber, Elizabeth Palmer,
Catherine Pickup, Sophie
Spilborghs, Kim Wallace and Julie
Westerman.

For information on any of the
fund raising, call team managers
Len Corben at 986-7337, Pam
Hansen at 929-6001, or head coach
John Mudge at 985-5545.

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start but the 60 entrants
managed top rate com-
petition at the annual
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