B2 - Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1981 - North Shore News

Evergreen 2 provided a bit
of a surprise to Evergreen 1
when Jon Clarke defeated
Dave Williams in a very
tough 3-2-match to grab one
of the matches in division 1
Vancouver Squash League
play.

Also, in division play,
Hollyburn Country Club |
didn’t have much to show for
their trip over the bridge to
play Vancouver Racquet
Club 2 as they dropped all 5
matches. A back ailment
kept Hollyburn’s  oumber
one player Bob Pud-
dicombe, out of action,
which forced Hollyburn to
move its players up one spot.

In division 2. play
Evergreen 3 defeated Simon
Fraser University, three
matches to two while
Evergreen 4 lost to Arbutus,
2-3.

Court House | played well
in the third division beating
Jencho 3 three matches to
two.

Suc Kaffka, captain of
Hollyburn Country Club 2
and one of the few ladies
playing in the open divisions,
was no doubt pleased with
the 3-2 win over Richmond
Racquet Club

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In division 4, Court House
4 won four of the five
matches against UBC 3. As
forecasted, Evergreen 5
dominated play against
Columbia Centre 2. Dick
Thorpe, filling in as captain,
took only 15 minutes to
defeat Andy Piotrowski and
was then able to watch as the
rest of the team didn’t lose a
game in making a clean
sweep of five matches to
zero. Court House 3 and 4
were idle Monday with byes.

League players’ take
Monday, October 12 off as
most find that a big turkey
dinner and squash do not
mix. Play resumes October
19. Games of interest in-
clude Hollyburn Country
Club 1 vs Richmond Racquet
Club, Evergreen 3 vs YMCA
2. Court House 3 vs UBC3
and Court Houst 4 against
Super Court t.

Evergreen Squash Club ts
hosting an A-B- squash
tournament with play
beginning Thursday. Oc-
tober 15 at 630 p.m until
Sunday, October 18 with
finals to start at | pm _ that
day An excellent op-
portunity to see some fine
mens and ladies squash

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- PDISCUSSING GOAL-KEEPING strategy are Chico
Resch of the New York Islanders and Wayne Maki,
whose father was one of the original Vancouver
Canucks. The North Shore youngster visited the dres-

-sing room when the Islanders came to play his father’s
old team. (Bill Cunningham photo)

THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

. PUBLIC MEETING

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
IN LOWER LONSDALE

The City Council will hold a Public Meeting to hear your

views regarding the provision of new recreational
facilities in the Lower Lonsdale area.

All. interested parties are invited to attend a meeting
scheduled for 8:00 P.M., on Thursday, October 15,
1981, in the Derek Inman Room of the North Shore
Neighbourhood House, 225 East 2nd Street, North
Vancouver, B.C.

E.A. Raymond, City Clerk

City Hall, .
141 West 14th Street,
North Vancouver, B.C.
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