GE sport

A
~ .

SENTINEL player fights
for ball with member of
host team Richmond
Colts in the first annual
Colts-Review  Tour-
nament last weckend.
See story, page Bl.
(Photo courtesy
Richmond Review)

Curling

playoffs
soon

ROUND-ROBINS in A and
B Blocks of the Ladies All
Start Curling League have
been completed, and the two
top. finishers from cach
block will play in sem) finals
January 12) and finals
January 26 for pnze moncy
donated by vanous North
Shore sponsors

In A’ Block Sheila
Jubenvill of the North Shore
Winter Club and
Jobnston of the

Wendy
North
Recreation
Centre both had / 2? win loss
records

In the B Block Maniyno
Black of the Ree Centre
came fiest with a 7 2 record,
Oulton of the
Burnaby Wrnater Club and
Shintey Isbeld of the North
Shore Winter Club tied for
sccond with © brecords The

Vancouver

while besme

two will play off before the
sem) finals

The league plays fucsdays
at the North Shore Winter

Club

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— Whistler
gets snow

A SERIES of early
December snow storms has
brought nearly
timetres of new snow to

‘Whistler to set the stage for
some excellent Christmas
skiing at the community's
two major ski areas.

Whistler Mountaia
reported a total of 57
centimeters of pew snow
during one 36 hour period
while adjacent Blackcomb

Mountain received 65
centimetres.

According to Whistler
Mountain marketing

director John Creelman, the
heavy snowfall has resulted
in excellent snow conditions

to the valley floor.
“The new snow,” said
Creelman, “insures that

Christmas fun-seekers will
have the best skiing ever
here at Whistler.”

Blackcomb Mountain ski
area manager Hugh Smythe
was just as enthusiastic over
the big snow dump.

“The conditions are better
now than at any time last
year,” said Smythe. “All our
lifts are open and we are
skiing to the valley floor as
well.”

More than 2,500 skiers
can be accommodated .

According to a Whistler
Resort Association
spokesman, reservations are
too heavy for the week
between Christmas and New
Year.

Persons interested in pre-
Christmas or post-New
Year’s bookings should
contact the Resort
Association's central
reservations office by calling
(604) 932-4222.

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