18 - Sunday, September 22, 1985 - North Shore News

LOCAL minor hockey
leagues are lacing up their
various skates in preparation
for the '85-'86 season,

Roger Nickel, past presi-
dent of the North Vancouver
Minor Hockey Association,
says contrary to an earlier
article in the News that in-
timated focal leagues were
bursting at the registrational

The 32-team North Van-
couver league, he says, has
openings for children from
five to 19 years of age in the
league's two tiers (triple A
and double A) and six divi-
sions.

Teams in the league begin
their respective 28-game
schedules in mid-October
and finish in late March,

tournament held over
Christmas at the league's
North Vancouver Recreation
Centre home rink.

The West Vancouver
Minor Hockey League also
has openings, according to
president Bonnie Cameron.

For North Vancouver
league information call,
984-8870; for West Van-
couver

THE NEWS would like
to apologize for mis-
spelling a’ name in a
September 18 North
Shore Touch Football
League report.
Quarterback Tony
Quintal, not Terry
Quintel, had a strong
game for the North Shore
Raiders.

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With sales of 8,579 of its raised from about 50,000. Mr, Luciw said Canodian .

But Ralph Luciw, vice-presi- car manufacturers are in good

year.

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Tonto had August sules of 5,199
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and eight-month sales of 12, 29, compared with 4,213 in
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is partly a resuit of ane: first eight months of fast year. ‘
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on Japanese cars and jf all

; importers played by the same,

financial shape and no longer
need protection from Japanese
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continue, “at feast ell the

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