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THAT NEW -kid on’ the
block, the Pacific Rim Soccer

' League, formed in late
November, is growing up
fast. ,
With the deadline for 1985
registration’ set for January
11, ‘it, appears that cight
teams ul least, will be putting
up their $5,000 franchise fee
to the league administrators.
To go along with the initial
“four. teams. from the North
Shore, New Westminster,
Richmond and Victoria, solid
interest: has been shown by
organizations in Kaniloops,
the;south Okanagan, Van-
couver and Burnaby. .

At the founding meeting,

Playdowns
‘to begin —

LADIES’ | Curling “ Assoc. :

Jim Richardson, president of
the PRSL stated that the
league wanted eight teams in
place by April, the beginning
of the summer = semi-
professional Jeague. If all
goes according to plan, at
least cight teams will be ‘in
place before the middle of
January.

The league and the in-

terested teams are fulfilling.

obligations that will be re-
quired to obtain B.C. Soccer
Association approval.
Created to. bridge the gap
between amateur and profes-
sional soccer, the: league ¢x-

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- District. 1 Zone’. playdowns’::. q

will be held at’ Hollyburn
Country. Club, West’. Van-
couver, On January 10 to 13.
“Playdowns include those,
for ladies, ‘senior ladies and -
‘junior women... ;
_ +. Play gets underway at°7:30 -
_ p.m: ‘Thursday, January -10,'.

followed ‘by-draws:at:! p.mew >

and” 7:30 p.m... both. Friday -

and Saturday. In the event of
ties; a draw -will be ‘held on

‘Sunday Jan, 13. — :
Further information
and/or.draw results can be
obtained.“ by.* contacting
_ Hollyburn’ Country Club at-
OGL

‘Sentinel sells

SENTINEL: Secondary.

School ‘in . West ::Vancouver.:’
sold the: second highest
“number. of lottery tickets in:
the 1984 B.C. School Sports
Draw,’ an. annual fund-rais- °
ing venture ' for «secondary
school extra curricular activ-
ities. es
: This’ year the. effort ‘in-

. volved 205 B.C. schools and

raised about $420,000. 7
“<The money will be . used
for sports and other school
-activities, and by the. B.C.
School Sports Federation to
assist high school sports with.
' developmental programs and -
provincial. championship.
travel subsidies,
=.” Sentinel Won a complete
-set’of: Baden’ balls ‘for being

the top selling school in its .
population category (50! to b

800 students).

ht join Pacific Ri

pects to play a 28 game
schedule beginning in April.

Teams joining the league
will have to prove that they
are serious in their intent by
producing financial
statements, player rosters;
ownership and management
plans’ in addition to their
$5,000 registration fee. _

To provide an ‘eliteness* to

the league, the number of”

franchises awarded to gceo-

‘graphical areas will be con-:

trolled by the league. :
~ Clubs will operate with a

‘minimum budget of $50,000

per season. League officials

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- Colin Boguski_, _
Colin Boguski has. been delivering our Wednesday and Sun- *
‘day News, in the Norgate area, for almost four years now: We

are pleased to recognize’ the firie

job he does and to introduce’

him as our star carrier this week.. met .
Colin is a grade 7 student at Norgate School and enjoys art:
His favourite sport is hockey: he plays center fora North Van-
’ couver Pee Wee B team. He follows the Canucks and ‘enjoys. <°
watching players like Stan Smyl. Like a lot of young hockey |
players, Colin dreams of plaving in the N.H.L. one day. Hold on

to'your dream, Colin, dreams do come true. |” :
‘ mings from the News have been used to purchase a water

bed and not one, but two bikes,

1 We enjoyed meeting this delightful young man and for being. |.
selected this week he received, complimentary movie passes, a.”
North Shore News baseball cap and complinientary “Big Macs”
from the ‘West .Vancouver McDonalds. Enjoy the movies and"
the Big Macs and keep up the good work, ta

Joan Cripps .
Circulation Dept. |

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can make your own, for anywhere from ™
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Craft, 707 Powell (251-1731) has baskets
and boxes and drawers full of beads of
every description.” .

(- Ken Alsop, Province)

BROWNFINGER
HOBBY & CRAFT

believe that crowds of 1,500
to 2,000 per game will allow
the clubs to show a profit
with good management.
League directors are hop-
ing to arrange a play off bet-
ween the winner of the
Pacific Rim Soccer League
and the winner of the Ontario
National Soccer League, one
of the oldest professional
soccer leagues in the country.

MON.-FRI.
8:30-5:00

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