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Maplewood
man Dave Martinez joined Granville Island Breweing rep Erica Molinski.
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Maplewood's
Kathy Kolida has been working there for over three years now.
This day she served up "kamikazis", "broken down golf carts" and
"Jello" shooters.
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"The
Spirit Lifters" team was riding high after winning their first
game. From back left: Dianna Dalton, Paul Stegavig, Kirsten Jensen
and Helena Stol (in front).
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Getting
ready to serve up an ace was team member Rob Daniels.
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With
two wins in their pocket, the staff from North Van's Pemberton
Station was looking good. From left: Cori Clausen, Cameron Isenor
and Val Wheatley.
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From
left: Steve O'Farrell, Colleen Nave and Michael Atkinson had lots
of team spirit and were part of the Pemberton Station team.
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Happy
belated birthday to Michael Nyakas (left) who got down in the
sand to save the shot alongside teammate Wes Dirksen.
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The
Roxy nightclub was ready to hit the courts thanks to Shannon Hambly
(from left), Jay Bomford, Robyn Miles and with the help of Windsor
teacher Trent Mohrbutter.
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Don't
ask them their score. The gang from the Boathouse in Horseshoe
Bay was just having fun. From left: Kim Kovach, Colin Taylor (back),
Brad Kovach and Brad Johnson.
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That's
using your head to score points. Steve Dutchak and Raegan Fleming
were playing on the Boathouse team.
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Hal
Reynolds (left) and Ian McDonald had some fun while representing
the Red Robin gang.
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Organizing
a tournament like this is hungry work. A big thanks to Nancy Campos
(from left), Charlene Duncan and Bob Sudbury from everyone involved.
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