18 — Wednesday, December 25, 1991 - North Shore News

SPORTS

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

NORTH SHORE Winter Club Midget ‘AAA’’ goalie makes the
save in a game against Port Moody. Hockey will be in the air this
week as NSWC hosts the 29th annual Fred Page Midget ‘‘AAA”’
hockey tournament, Dec. 27-30. Spectators welcome.

NSWC hosts tourney

THE NORTH Shore Winter Club
is pearing up to host the 29th an-
nual Fred Page Midget ‘“‘AAA”’
hockey tournament within two
days time. .

The tournament, which runs
Dec. 27-30, will feature 16 teams
in three divisions including teams
from Chilliwack, Nanaimo,
Langley, Portland, Coquitlam,
Victoria, Cowichan Valley, Bur-
naby, Ridge Meadows, Comox,
Seattle, North Delta, Vancouver
and Alaska.

The tournament is named after
Fred Page, a Canadian dedicated
to hockey.

Page played minor hockey for
the Port ‘Arthur Midget, Junior
and Intermediate Association. In
. the early ‘40s Page began his
coaching and refereeing career.

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Since then, Page’s achievements
included president of the Cana-

dian Amateur Hockey Association-

and a role in organizing the
Winter Olympics in Grenoble,
France and Sapporo, Japan.

After moving to the West
Coast, Page became a member of
the North Shore Winter Club. He
also got involved in the B.C. Am-
ateur Hockey Association where
he eventually became president.

Spectators are welcome to at-
tend the Fred Page Midget
“SAAA'’ hockey tournament.
Games begin early on Dec. 27 and
continue through to Dec. 29.

On Dec. 30, the finals will be
held at I p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m.
for the B, C, and A, divisions
respectively.

Admission is free of charge.

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