NEWS photo Stuart Davis

ONE OF the tense moments in the finals of the first annual North Vancouver Oldtimers’ hockey tournament is reflected in
the face of this Lynnwood Canadian player. The 13 game, eight team event was held at the North Vancouver Recreation
Centre recently and resulted in the North Shore Old Goats defeating the Canadians 5-3 in an exciting final game.

Hazards in the hills

WITH THE approach of winter the mountains and

backcountry are
wonderland,

transformed
inundated with hundreds of outdoor

into. a winter

enthusiasts. Outdoor activity in the winter is very
exhilarating, but can also be very dangerous if one
is unaware of the ‘‘hazards in the hills’’.

Simon Fraser University’s
department of athletics is
sponsoring a wilderness sur-
vival course, focused at
young people grades six to
12, who would like to learn
more about winter outdoor
safety. The course includes
three evening lectures and a
weekend field trip to Mt.

Seymour on January 28 and
29, 1984.

Prominent Canadian
climber and mountaineer
John Simpson will be the
course instructor. Simpson
has climbed extensively in
North America on Mt.
McKinley, Mt. Robson and
Mt. Rainier, and in the
Himalayas on Mt. Congga
during the 1982 Canadian
Expedition to China. He is
presently completing his

master’s degree in education
at Simon Fraser University.

During the lectures,
students will cover topics
such as equipment selection,
proper clothing, food
preparation, navigation,
avalanche recognition signs

and general winter camp-
craft. The lectures are
scheduled for Jan. 11, 18 and
25, 1984.

Students will have a chance
to put the ‘principles into
Practice’’ on the weekend
winter campout to Mt.

Seymour. All the equipment
(except. packs and sleeping

bags), and transportation will
Adults

be provided are

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December 27, 28, 29,
January 3, 4 and 4 between 6
and 6 30 pm. for a cost of
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STA 61: STA 45, Burnaby
Central 40, Hill 54, WV SO,
Burnaby North 45, Arg 32:
Hill 51, Arg 38; WV 68, HS
67; WV 57, STA 56; Hill 62.
HS 50.
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36. Hullside leads in the
jumior boys race, though ex-
act standings are unknown as
of News presstime, as several
games had not been reported.

Juvenile: Suth 37, Arg 30,
Hill 42, CG 27, Wsr 65, Sey
8: WV 41, Bal 39; Arg 45,
Sey 24, Wsr 47, Suth 24; Hill
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