B6 - Sunday, March 4, 1984 - North Shore News

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LYNNWOOD CHASERS vaulted out of the basement last Monday with a 5-1 vic- tory over the North Shore Hobby Brewins in Industrial Hockey action.

Led by sharp goaltending from Larry Szaroz the Chasers chalked up their first victory of the season.

Scoring for the Lynnwood were Lorne Stevens, Mark Purdue, Dave Sangster, Barry Pynn and Dave Brand. Bill Hayman replied with the

Otto on Jr. Nationals

A WEST VANCOUVER athlete has been named to the B.C. Junior Cross Country Team that is competing in the Canadian Junior Cross Country Ski Championships at Lac Le Jeune, near Kamloops, March 2-8.

lone goal for the Brewins.

In other action the Wrigley Canadians continued their winning ways with a solid 4-0 victory over second place Japan Camera. Goaltender Grant Shilling was sparkling as he collected his third shutout of the year, tops in the league.

After a scoreless first period Pete Murrin blasted a shot past Japan Camera goalie Vern Twaites to break the deadlock. Darrell ‘‘Dee

Ingrid Otto of West Van- couver is competing for the A team and is one of 33 skiers named to the B.C. contingent.

Divided into 21 male and 12 female competitors, members of the team come from ail over B.C. — from

Dee’? Whittaker and Tim Anderson, with a pair, rounded out the scoring for Wrigleys.

Standings WLT Pts Sight & Sound Blackhawks

12 02 26 Japan Camera 10 32 22 Westlynn Super Valu 8 5 2 18 Wrigleys 8 7117 North Shore News 7 73°15 Lynnwood 1123 5 North Shore Hobby Brewins

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Vancouver in the south to Burns Lake in the north and as far east as Kimberley. Quesnel has the biggest representation, with seven skiers on the team.

The four day champion- ship wil! attract skiers from all across Canada.

Break for children

THE POPULAR Recreation Commission Spring Break Week programs. are gearing up again this year promising a week of.fun and friendship for 6-12 year olds: The children will be, participating in’ group activities such as swimming, - hiking, skating, crafts and racquet sports utilizing the various Commis- sion facilities.

Special theme days, movies, and a_ fun-filled wind-up party round out the

festivities.

The programs run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. from March 19-23 in- clusive and the fee is $55 per child.

Four location choices are available. Those wishing to participate in the joint Delbrook, William Griffin Program may register at either location.

Those preferring the N.V.R.C. location should register at the 23rd = and

Lonsdale facility and North Shore Neighbourhood house Participants should register at 225 East 2nd Street.

As a note to busy or work- ing parents, childcare is available from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday for an additional $20 for those registered in the Spring Break program.

Space is limited. For addi- tional information contact your nearest Recreation Cen- tre or call 984-4181.

Pee Wees advance

THE NORTH Shore Winter Club Pee Wee A Team won the Zone 1 Championship on Monday evening by defeating Burnaby Minor 11-2 in the third game of their series.

N.S.W.C. won the first game 9-1, but Burnaby played an inspired second game last Sunday and handed the Winter Club their 4th loss of the season, beating them 6-3, with two empty net goals.

With both teams facing climination in the third game the (cams played even for the

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first 8 minutes of the game. Then the N.S.W.C. took control with relentless for- checking and good puck con- trol, that resulted in 45 shots at the Burnaby goal com- pared to only 14 shots on the N.S.W.C. goal.

In the preliminary round the N.S.W.C. defeated the N.V.R.C. Pee Wee A team in (wo games by scores of 9-2 and 10-3, Also an exhibition game on February 22 saw the N.S.W.C. Pee Wee A's defeat a Double A team from the Montreal area by a score of 3-1.

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The team is now preparing for the championship round and the North Shore Winter Club Pee Wee A Invitational Tournament. This is the 14th year for the tournament and again it has attracted the top teams from around the pro- vince. The tournament is from March 29 to April 1, at the North Shore Winter Club.

FLEET TIORILBS 4

NORWESTERS Track “and Field Club had a blue ribbon team of 23 athletes in Washington indoor competi- tion last Sunday.

David Lee and Dana Lyon picked up first place ribbons in the i600 metres. Both have trained hard over the winter months, and are starting their first outdoor season with the Club this Spring.

The Mount Baker Field House is the only indoor competition facility available to BC clubs, and the annual Strider Indoor Meet ‘is often dominated by Canadian athletes. Norwesters chief rival this year was a strong Nanaimo squad. Competi-

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‘tion in the PeeWee and Midget events was very intense.

Norwesters athletes brought back a total of 36 place ribbons for first, se- cond and third. Multiple win- ners were Dylan Griffith, Tammy Lawrence, and Tracy Chalmers with two first place ribbons each.

FIRST PLACE WINNERS

TYKES

Dana Lyon, 1600m.

PEEWEES

Tracy Chalmers 50 yd. sprint; Shot Put; -

Kathleen Orr, 50 yd. hurdles:

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Nathan Cull 50 yd. hurdles;

David Lee 1600m. -

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(Cull, Copping, Ewart,

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BANTAMS

Dylan Griffith 50 yd. hurdles, High Jump;

MIDGETS

Tammy Lawrence 50 yd. hurdles, High Jump; Jason Klassen, 50 yd. hurdles

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