24 - Friday, April 21, 1989 - North Shore News

SERFS KNEEL at the feet of royals Robin Rootes (right) and

NEWS Locemte
Jeremy Waller. The tableau was part of Collingwood School's recent Medieval Fair

presented by the West Vancouver school’s Grade 8 class. The children are studying medieval history and culture and staged an evening-lorg event
which featured jousting, weapons diplays and medieval games,

food and dress.

Top soccer

teams play
in N. Van

SOCCER FANS will have a chance
to see the B.C. men’s champions
Norvan take on the B.C. Canada
Summer Games team at Grand
Boulevard Park Sunday, April 23.

Following the match, reigning
Canadian soccer champions the
Vancouver 86’ers challenge the
Sportsman’s Select team.

The purpose of the game is to
raise money for Lions Gate Hospi-
tal, said John Palmer, president of
the Sportsman’s league, but it is
also to:
© Raise awareness of how many
North Shore soccer players are
playing at the top
® To congratulate Norvan for
their winning season last year
* To highlight the B.C. Summer
Games team, which is
predominantly North Vancouver
plesiss, before their trip to China.

Suaday is also the official
reopening of Grand Boulevard
Park. North Vancouver City
Mayor Jack Loucks will take part
in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at
12:30 p.m.

The game begins at 1 p.m.
followed by the 86’ers game at 3
p.m.

There is no admission, but raffle
tickets are $1 each. The draw will
be held st 5 p.m.