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PROUD CHAMPIONS from the North Shore Winter

Club are (back, left

to right) Doug Portfors,

Todd Gray (Skip), Mike Slattery and (front) Greg
Kastes, recent winners of the B.C. junior men’s curling
championship in Cranbrook. (Terry Peters photo)

Payne misquoted

IN THE story “Optimist Club
wants stadium” on page B2
of the Feb. 3 North Shore
News we quoted City Alder-
man Gary Payne as saying

‘There isnt any grassroots

interest for a stadium ©
Alderman Payne actually

said that although there was

Tel coming on

BC TEL. once the low team
on the telephone pole in the
North Vancouver Senior
Recreational Hockey
League. shipped into third
place last Sunday with a 6 4
vis tory over the Flames
Dave Harker was the big
scoring story for Bo ¢ Icl

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no grassroots interest for the
B.C Summer Games. there
was a real need for a junior
Stadium and considerable
public interest m one

The News apologizes to
Alderman Payne for the in
advertent misquotation

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In the other game Sunday.
the Black Hawks beat) the
Drillers 41 with = Larry
Grregory getting 2 goals

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IN RECREATIONAL HOCKEY

Larry’s comes first

FIRST PLACE in the
North Vancouver
Intermediate Recreat-
ional Hockey League
went right down to the
final weekend of the
season before falling to
Larry’s Sports Shop.

Larry's beat Hollyburn
Lumber 7-3 last Friday while
Cottrell Forwarding lost 5-4
to the Canadians on
Saturday, giving Larry's a
four point final edge over
Cottrell.

The Larry's - Hollyburn
game was a close one, with
the teams tied 1-1 going into
the third period, when Dave

Johnston and Tom Lee
scored three goals apiece to
lead Larry's to the victory.

Also on Friday the North
Shore News beat Metro 5-3,
but it was all for naught, as
the News still finished fifth in
the six team league.

The Canadians vaulted
from fifth to third place in
the very last game of the
season on Saturday night,
leaping ahead of the News
and Hollyburn in the
standings with the 5-4
victory over Cottrell.

All six teams make the
playoffs, which begin Friday
at the North Van Rec Centre
beginning at9 p.m.

First place Larry's and last

place Metro meet then in the
first of a best out of three
series. At 10:30 p.m. it will
be the Canadians and
Hollyburm Lumber facing off
while on Saturday, February
13, Cottrell hosts the North
Shore News at 8:45 p.m. at
the Rec Centre.

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