The _. rejuvenated
times came roaring back,
while the proud Pharoahs
were humbled and toppled

Pas-

from their first place in North.

Shore Intermediate Hockey
League action last week.

In a cleanly played, hard
skating game at the North
Van Rec Centre the Pastimes
-- who only a week earlier
had pulled themselves u
from the cellar -- edged the
Pharoahs 3-2.

. Andre Thibault opened the
Pastimes scoring .with a
first-period single, to which
Steve Sigmund and new
comer Nel Bragg each added
a further marker in the
second stanza. Larry Hayes,
Gerry Rumliey and Martin

- Duff contributed assists.

Scecring for the Pharna

a a1, VO. S

were John Marshall and
Randy Jordan with assists

— Wh. 84S.

froin Nick DUILituUGES and. JE

Radvak. The league-leaders

pulled out all stops in the:

third period but were unable
to get through the Pastimes

oltein cnougn to Come irom

behind.

Saturday at Britannia Rink
the Pharoahs ‘suffered an

Last Wednesday’s close
checking game between the
North Shore Junior Cana-
dians and the North Shore
Winter Club Flames ended in
a clear 7-3 victory for the

Canadians --

restoring the
team’s

morale after its

‘dismal 4-1 defeat. the pre-

vious week at the hands of
the Richmond Rebels.

Jim McPherson topped the
scoring for the Canadians
with a pair of goals, while
Craig Gibson, Doug Dean,
Muzz Fraser, Mark Rose and
captain Bill Barrie’ each
added a single to the total.

Ski touring

Cups, trophies and other
prizes beckon top finishers in
the Fischer Cup Citizens’
Tour Race at Whistler this
Saturday (January 22),
Courses are 10% miles for
men and high school: boys,
6% miles for women and 3
miles for elementary boys
and girls.

There are cight separate

men and

divisions: open

women, high school boys and

Distribution costs and retail
mark-up are $5 higher in
B. c. than below the border.

even more shaking defeat by
going down 7-2 to the
Senators, who have now
returned to first place with a
game in hand over their
_Tivals.

In both the first and. third —
a close -

periods it was
well-matched encounter, in
-which each team scored once
per period -- Bruce Reid and
Wayne Hobson for the
Senators,
Bobby Bowman for
‘Pharoahs. .

The second stanza, how-
ever, brought an almost
‘flawless performance by the
Senators, with five markers
shot in short order by Wayne
Gill, Bob Udell, Davy-~ Brom-
ley,. Doug Ware. and Don
- Woodman.
Pharcahs ’
evening, ct
taking.

the

alofie  over-

Wayne Hobson,
Maxwell, Greg. Cook, Bob
Udell, Don Huber, Bruce
Reid, Ian Glen and. Dave
‘Bromiey contributed assists
for the Senators --
- Bultitude and Randy Jordan
for the Pharoahs.. —

Just back from a trip to
Hawaii, the Cameron broth-
ers, Hugh and _ Fergus,
combined to contribute three

assists. Gord Fitzer came up

with a couple more.
For the Flames, Wayne

Saunders shot two markers

and defenceman Bob Benson
slammed home the third.
Tending the Flames goal was
Gord Giles, with Bruce Davie
and John Boyd = sharing
duties at the Canadians’ net:

The performance turned in
by the two local squads
showed a marked improve-

turday at Whistler

girls, men and, women over

40, and elementary boys and
girls. Starting time for all
divisions is 11 a.m. at the

Whistler Mountain School/
Lost Lake Trail,

The event, sanctioned by
the Canadian Ski Associa-
tion, is hosted by Alta Lake
Sports Club and sponsored
by Fischer Ski. Entry fee is
$1.00. To enter and for other
information contact Les
McDonald at 987-0092.

“What we really need’
declares Huntington, ‘“‘in
increased purchasing power
for our wage dollar. If U.S.
workers have more purchas-
ing power per dollar of wages
than Canadian workers, how
can we compete with them in
an increasingly competitive
world?"’

Bob Baker and.

/ wer that the”
_ little chance of

Wayne

Rick.

BIG LINE-UP OF ENTERTAINERS has been assembled t to
add to the fum of Kinsmen’s Schmeckey ‘77, scheduled for 7
p.m. this Saturday [January 22] at the Pacific Coliseum. The
list includesversatile TVstar Donny Mest [above], star of the
“Happy Days’? show, and Jim Szabo [below], B.C. and

Western

ront over their previous
encounter in December,
when the Canadians romped
home with a 16-9 win.

In the west division stand-

ings the second-place Rich-

Royal Centre

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champion. Im game action
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_radio-TV-newspaper team coached by Annis Stukus fs tipped
for a win over the opposing squad of iocal political celebrities.
' Tickets at $1.50 are still available at alll Shoppers Drug Marts.

mond Rebels now have one
less loss than the Canadians,
who have dropped half a

dozen away games but only a
single home encounter (their

ease nh Yee

opener against the Ameri-
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With a narrow 54-53
victory over Carson Graham
last week Hillside Highway-
men notched their sixth win
season in North ‘Shore senior
boys basketball play—mov-
ing into second place behind
the undefeated (7-0) Argyle
Pipers.

Top scorer for Hillside was

Jim Brister with 14 points,

backed up by Dave Hubbard
with 12 points. Phil Chutka
with 17 points was high for
Carson.
Meanwhile, Argyle  dis-
patched third-place (5-2)
Windsor Dukes with a 70-59
win, which delivered the
pre-season favorites their
second defeat in a week.

Mike Jackel led the Pipers
‘with 27 points, with Mike
Theil adding 19.

In other league action
Sentinel trounced Delbrook
78-57, headed by Doug Hale
with 16 points.

Dogwood Basketball As-
sociation play Thursday at
Winston Churchill gym saw

-the North Shore Mountain-

eers edged 101-98 in over-
time by Vancouver Paddy’s,
led by Larry Street with 31
points and- Brent Watson
with 19.

Vern Porter with 27 and
Darryl Gjernes with 25 were

high scorers for the Moun-
taineers.

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