meter’ “she

1,000 miles'a year, she says:
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badminton - |

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Started.

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Centre, - with | “the - ‘seniors”
group..

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challenge .. with the - ~ senior
citizens’ group so I’ got’ in-
with'a young group of women -
of about’30. And I'can beat
most of them in singles.”"

However, she didn’t find it
so easy when she wanted to
join West Van Badminton
Club, being required to wait
until local people had regis-
tered, as a non-resident.

Mrs. Searle didn’t take
kindly to that attitude,
considering herself still a
West Vancouverite at heart.

*T thought I should have
special status after living
there for all those years and
paying taxes for So long.”’

although - she atties: about -:
success,

tennis i in, 26: years. :

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If your car’s out of shape
you get rid of it, right:

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out of shape?

hasn't - played a -game, ‘

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net, ody, I don't play

“anybody,

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has completely overtaken.

Mrs. Searle’ Ss life.

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‘spent with sports and then |

“try to-do a..litde bit of

housework ‘'but-I'm not verv

_ keen‘ on that. ‘pari!’

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thousandth mile, Mrs, Searle
has one more ambition - to
return to living in West Van.

Even after having lived in

North Van for 17 years, she
says: ‘‘] still feel I'm a West
Vancouverite - like a displac-
ed person."* " ;

Her biggest problem is -
getting a comparable apart-:
ment there. But she says:
“ri go back there event-
ually.’

No doubt she will. She's a
pretty determined person,

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