The 1976-77 season: came
toa close for the North Shore
Intermediate Hockey League’
with the recent annual.
awards ‘banquet. This gala
affair capped off an eventful
campaign for the five-team
loop. Several outstanding
players were honored. for —
their roles, each club having |
at least one trophy winner. ._

- Emerging as the top scorer _

was the Trojans’ Ken Water- _

man. For the third successive _

year Bob- Richter. of the
champion. Senators captured —
the goaltending crown: Vot-—
ed the. league’: Ss most. valu-_
able player was. Randy
"Jordan from. the Pharaohs. -

‘Senators’ Bruce-

award. Bill Lawson picked up
the .. Holden

giving the: ‘Trojans. another
winner. | ae

for the outstanding player of
the playoffs went. to. Sena--
tors’ . defenceman | Wayne
- Saunders. The . Alexander .
' DiCimbriani Trophy for the
player who best: exemplifies: -
the qualities of persever-

ance,.
gentlemanly conduct towards,
hockey went to John Currie
of the Pastimes. The latter
pair of awards: are new. a

“Named the top fist'year

player was Merchants’ Doug
Arthur. oe

League | ‘president Ken

Nelles plans a well deserved

he 1 t.
break ouple of weeks

before. ‘faying the ground-
work for the. °77 season.
After attending 100. of the
103 scheduled games _ this
past winter, he said,
wanted to see the league’ Ss
-shortcomings.”’ -

Nelles thinks the league
has merit and hopes the
graduating players of the

North Shore minor hockey.

associations will be interest-
ed in the intermediate
calibre. .

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Trophy. for. -
“sportsmanship and | ability,

the David Ww: Gill’ trophy -

sportsmanship and -.

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‘New community support

has also “been - displayed -

recently. Expansion to the
North Shore Winter Club is.

“probable and West Vancou- -

_ver Arena has indicated they
would like to accommodate an
existing. team. Two major
breweries expressed interest

in sponsoring the league, but. |
- Nellés is hoping to: get the
- local. business community to

support the teams.

All. ‘in “alll,
‘Jooking up after five years
certification. by the B.C.:
Amateur Hockey Association

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“*A’’ circuit in the province.
‘Meanwhile, to -Nelles,. the ..
“new season is only.a couple oO
oof short weeks! | |

~ Organizers: of this year’ s
sail past celebrations of the —
Hollyburn. Sailing Club have |

decided to. spet:. out. of is
~mother’ S hair... a .
- The big event will not be

-heldon. Mother’s Day, as 7
but has - been

-previously,
-postponed until the following
- weekend with the expecta-.

tion of an increased atten-
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The. sail past itself takes
place Sunday, May 15 off the
HSC clubhouse.
preceded -- Friday, May 13 --
by the club’s annual sail past
Ginher and dance at

Hollyburn Country Club.

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‘Local | freestyle skiers ca

be proud of their™ showing
last weekend in: the second .

i -Skwarey respectively.

annual Big White Wind-up at

“Kelowna. for the Western:

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- Set anes: which drew

a: field of 39.

- Grouse Mountain’ Ss Keith >

_ : Reid took first place ‘in the |
ballet division, with. another
-- Grouse ~
- Phillips, coming
. Fifth,

instructor,
in. fourth.
sixth . and
places also..went to. North

-Vancouverites -- Bob. Casey, —
Mike Gaertner. ‘and © ‘Doug

. Okanagan. skiers | placed”.
first and second in the aerial «
events, followed by Mike

. Gaertner in third place and, |
close’ behind, North Van's |

Terry

Dewa ar vin sixth.

- The dominance of the local —

boys showed up strongly in

the overall standings. Keith
Reid came in overall second.

Mike Gaertner and, Bob -

Casey, both of Mount. ‘Sey- F

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