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by Andy Fraser

Sure it’s great that the Canucks are in the
playoffs and have proven that they truly belong in
the National Hockey League. And of course those
guys deserve to win it all on drive and desire
alone. But — and it’s a big but — don’t forget

Harry Neale.

Here’s a guy who took a
lot of abuse from the press
and those loyal fans over the
years for the progress of the
team. He was told publicly
that he wasn't capable of
being the head coach and he
was ‘graded’ in print, an
insidious practice carried
out by a daily on all sports

Tee-off for
Ambleside

Pitch’n’Putt
set for Sat

Playing times have been
arranged by golf pro Ron
Fitch for the Ambleside
pitch-n'-putt golf  tour-
nament with the first group
teeing off at 9:30 a.m.,
Saturday, May 15.

Prizes will be presented at
1:30 p.m.

9:30 Enid Lemanski,

Glense Delorme, Kim
Zapshala.

9:37 Jessie McKenzie,
Dorothy Lalonde, Glona
Hilliker.

9:44M. Christiansen,
Audrey Evans, Nanci Davis.
9:51Li] Gamon, Fran
Chendler, Wendy Mac-
Sorley.
9:58Jessie Wood, Mary
Rennolt, Erma K. Steeves.
10;0SMrs. Margot Brown,
Joan Prendergast.
10:;:12W H. Coates. Ed
Kimbericy, G.D Sauer
10:19Harry Outnm, Larry
Gillis, Davo Raleigh.
10:33Brian Farrell, Carl
Mathisen, Keith Leeson.
10:40Allan Richotte, Simm
McArthur, E.W. Brown
10:47F.C. Salter, J
Plaskett, Jack Adams
10:54Gcoff Inkin, Allen
Rac, Fred Whitbread
11:0LJoe Adamickh, Rob
Sanford, Annis Stukus
L1:08Roben Shannon.
HD Thornburn.
Blyth
11;:1SJohn Baldcn, Brent
Miller, Ross Rankin
Pbs:22Frank Steinberger.
Peter Doroschuk.

Craig

Guy

Stemhoff

1i:29Barry Wilkinson
Gecrard Botsch Mike
Holden

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teams in Vancouver.

He weathered the storm,
kept at his job and then
stepped aside just at the
moment of glory. Try and
remember that when all the
towels are waving and the
cheers are going on.

Remember that following
his suspension, Neale chose

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FIELD HOCKEY 1s not a delicate sport, especially
when a West Van Rowdie player (in white) wants the
ball just as mach as her Burnaby Adanac opponent.
Action took place Saturday in Hugo Ray park as part
of Lower Mainiand tournament. (Terry Peters photo)

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT ‘OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING BYLAW

The Council for The Corporation of the District of North
hold a Public
provisions of the Municipal Act in the Municipal Hail,
355 West Queens Road. North Vancouver
1982 Commencing at 7 30 pm to

Applicant
The Corporation of the Oistrict
ot North Vancouver

to define dangerous goods in

Part 2 and to add a new
clause to s 40.341) to control
the manufacturing of

dangerous goods

The
manufacturing of
yoods would be permitted but
any
capacity or
cf
manufacturing of
goods would be prohibited

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A courageous act

to stay in the background, an
act of some _ considerable
sacrifice.

Harry Neale won't have
another opportunity to be
behind the bench of a
Stanley Cup finalist. His act
is perhaps the bravest of this
rather glorious band of
“lunch bucket” workers.

WELL KNOWN COACHES

The tough Pacific Nor-
thwest Soccer League which
features North Shore
Pegasus as well as Whitecap
Reserves and Seattle
Sounder reserves among

Hearing under the

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some great games.

Pegasus will be going up
against Whitecap reserves
Thursday at 6 p.m. at
Empire while on Sunday at 2
the Sounder reserves will be
guests of Pegasus at Kin-
smen Stadium.

Consider just three
coaches of the eight team
league.

For Whitecap Reserves,
Nobby Stiles, the 1966 tough
English World Cup fullback:
for Kelowna Golds, John
Craven, the former captain
and centre back of the
Whitecaps: and for the B.C.
Senior Selects, Bob Mc-
Nabb, the former Whitecap
coach who was axed in that
black 1980 season and a
former Arsenal fullback of
the toughest order.

Arguably, the

provides

Pacific

Northwest is the best league
in North America outside of
the NASL.

If you have some tme,
give ita try.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE

Two replays set
for LV Falcons

TWO NORTH Shore youth
soccer teams which had tied
matches in the recent
coastal division tournaments
will replay their games this
Thursday at Swangard
Stadium.

Although the Lynn Valley
Christie Falcons (Girls
Under 13) and the Lynn
Valley Falcons (Boys Under
14) were declared co-
champions of their
respective division, a
rematch is necessary to
determine which teams will
advance to the provincial
championships against
representative winners from

the interior.

At 6 p.m. the Christie
Falcons and Port Coquitlam
Blizzard will meet again after
playing to a 2-2 tie in last
weekend's girls tournament.
The Falcons follow them at 8
p.m. with their rematch
against Burnaby = Cliff
Avenue United, long time
rivals who forced a 1-1 draw
in tournament play.

Should either of the
Falcons team win, they will
join two boys and one girls
team from the North Shore
at the provincial finals,
slated for July 10 and 11 at
Swangard Stadium.

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