22 - Sunday, March 24, 1985 -

Nort) Shore News

Gymnasts shine at winter games

THE MEN’S Gymnastics
Team from Zone Five
+ brought home the team gold
medal from B.C. Winter
Games .
Team members Mike
Lockitch and Paul Eto, of

the West Vancouver Whip--

Its, took individual medals
on each of the six Men’s ap-
Pparatus. Eto came second all
around and Lockitch fourth.

The boys’ team, repre-
sented by the Whip-Its Keith
Lockitch,’ Jordi Sancho,
Ross Cooper and Mark Tig-

Farts schedule for

THE B.C. Special Olympics, -
North Shore Sports Club is .

offering year-round pro-
grams ‘to mentally handi-
capped athletes.

Canoe

RON ANDREWS Pool and
: Deep Cove Canoes are offer-
-ing Spring canoe lessons
: beginning April 13.

- Courses are available in
‘Red Cross Survival . and

-Canoe Level’s I and II.-The~

“survival component of each
. course will be held at.Ron

“Andrews Pool and the.open
experience at.

water
Panorama Park in Deep

The icllowing programs
are available:

Track & Field, Tues. 6-7
p.m. at the N.S. YMCA;
Indoor Soccer, Tues., 7:15 -
8:15 p.m. at the N.S. YM-

ges earned a close running
fourth team finish.
Lockitch, fourth all around,
took the silver medal on
floor and the bronze on high
bar.

The Women's Team, rep-
resented by four gymnasts of

the North Shore ~~ Van-
couver Division (Lori
Stewart — Whip-Its; Patti
Furniss and Changal Murata
~— Flicka; Deanna Wing —
Richmond) brought home
the team silver.

The Girls’ Team finished

special olympics

CA; Swimming (all ages in-
cluding pre-schoolers) Sat.,
4-5 p.m. at Ron Andrews
Pool; Floor Hockey, Mon.
7-9 p.m. and Bowling, Fri.
7-8 p.m. at Thunderbird

Lanes. |

All interest participants
are welcome. For further in-
formation call Gary. Gould
986-5405 or Steve Lesiuk
984-4021.

lessons set for April

Classes are held three
times a week with a total of
eight hours. of instruction in.
each series. Fee is $25. ;

In addition, two . canoe.
day .trips, to Raccoon or.
Twin Island during .the
month of June, .are “being”
offered for a fee of $18.

gram is-at Ron Andrews
Pool. For more information

Registration’ for this pro- °

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fifth overall,
team including Debbie Set-
ton — Whip-lts; Jill Wilson

and Analyse O'Sean —
Flicka; and Cathy Graham
— Flicka.

with a strong

Fitness is a national issue.
We call it Body Politics. “3.

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Owis clinch title.

efeated Richmond and Co-
.quitlam Dynamos in the pre-
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day from 6to 7 p.m. at Ron |
Andrews’ Pool and Fridays

“JUNIOR |
PROGRAMS
BLUEJAYS | |

we They defeated Port... Co-

‘Coquitlam United Girls-Soc-' . quitlam in the semi finals in

cer Tournament dast ~ triple overtime and defeated

: : the, host Coquitlam

= Dyni mos.1-0 in the final,
overtime.

Enjoy z anew tooking kitchen at.

” HALF THE COST |

of conventional |

Kitchen remodeling Tim Fordd__

Tim Fordd was recommended to us. by his zone
manager in our Delbrook zone. He. delivers our :
Wednesday News and does an excellent job for our a A dali -| = Break
readers along his route. . : ces A} eee OnE Program

Tim who is almost twelve years old, is a grade ‘six eT SE 1 (5 days):
.student at Highlands School. He is very active in ee
sports. He plays soccer for MacSween, basketball for Pop
the school, he enjoys skiing and he will soon be playing
baseball again. He is also involved in B.M.X. racing.

At a young age Tim has learned to handle his earn-
ings very well and has developed an excellent system

. for saving. He puts one half in the bank and ses the

Dati other half for spending and buying special things.

rane © Solid oak, too. § Good idea, Tim. 8 ¥

0 We enjoyed meeting this fine young man and for be-
: ing selected this week, he received complimentary

movie passes, a North Shore News baseball cap and

tickets to swim or skate. Enjoy the movies and keep

up the good work.

A. Lessons; Lift Tickets:and
‘réntal of Skis, Boots and -
Poles

‘B. Lessons ‘and Lift Tickets

Ce “Bus” ‘Transportation

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aSee us this week at Brentwood Mall s

Joan Cripps

Circulation Dept. 2
1139 Lonsdale Ave., N. V.,
986-1337