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Locals skate off with the medals

SKATERS from North Van- couver’s Park Plaza Figure Skating Club made an outstanding showing in the Fraser Valley Summer Free Skating Competition held in New Westminster Aug. 30 and 31.

Nine-year-old Amy Dalcourt finished fifth in the 10 and under preliminary ladies event, while in the 10 and under preliminary men, Scott Toebosch won the silver medal and club mate Calder Musgrove finished fourth.

Janet Toebosch fought off an injury to win the silver medal in the 12 and over pre-juvenile ladies in a fieia of i9.

Fiona Meggilt skated a stunning performance to sweep all firsts in the pre-novice ladies division.

A perfect performance carned Pauline Mattis not only a sweep of firsts and the gold medal in the novice ladies but also the senior ladies artistic award.

In the same event, Jessica Tor- vick, in her first competitise outing

WV RCMP win B.C. champs

THE NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP fastball team won the 1986 All Poijce Fastball Tournament held Sept. 5 to 7 in Kelowna,

Playing against nine other teams from B.C., Alberta and Saskat- chewan, the North © Vancouver squad went through the entire tournament undefeated with four straight wins.

In the tournament’s final game, the locals slammed Vancouver City police 9-2.

North Vancouver RCMP Cpl. Glen Moffat was voted best pitcher and best batter in the tournament.

The local team last won the tournament in 1984.

since a bout with mononucleosis, won the bronze in the heavily con- tested event.

The summer competition repre- sents the last showing prior to the B.C. Coast Regional Champion- ships at the Agrodome in Nov. and the prestigious B.C. Provincial Championships in Victoria, Dec. 3 to 7.

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THE SQUAMISH Indian Band finished third overall in’ the women’s division of the recent Na- tional Indian Activity Associa- ton’s fast pitch baseball tourna- ment.

Held Sept. 5 to 7 in Oktuhoma City, Oklahoma, the tournament attracted 51 men’s and 16 women’s teams from all over North America,

The local squad played seven

Caljouw bowls over competition

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Tom Caljouw sent bowling heads shak- ing Sept. 3 in his B.C. Allstar 10- pin bowling league senior division debut.

The 20-year-old was one pin away from a perfect game after bowling a 299 at North Van- couver's Thunderbird Lanes.

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