REFEREE PIERRE Poirier, 45, gets the play going as 47-year-old North Shore OW Goats’ Bob McCandlish | a

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(eft) faces off against 37-year-old NSWC Midget A's Bob Salo in preparation for a reunion game this weekend.
The 1966-67 B.C. champion fenm, the NSCW aldpet A players made It to that year’s Canadian championships.

1966. hockey team ae a

for a reunion celebration

- THE HIGHLY - successful © 1966-67" North: Shore:

Winter: Club Midget A hockey team | — the group’ of
~ young men who represented. ‘their | ‘province at the na-

. -. tional. Centennial Cup championship in Toronto —~
~. will regroup for local celebration,May 14. -
Part of. the 30th anniversary of the” North: ‘Shore.

Winter Ciub, the B.C: ‘champions of 1967 will oppose :
a well-teavelled group of oldtime’ hockey enthusiasts

‘ogni, players — the North Shore Old, Goats - —_— in an

exhibition gate : at the club at-7 p.m...
_-One member of the Old Goats who will ‘hot ‘be tine
ing’ up with’ his team-mates that evening is Brian Gites
¢ goaltendez from. North Vancouver will be at the -
: other ‘end of - the ice, guarding the: ‘nets’ ‘for the "67

by” “players ‘from Toronto, :

thé memorable Co-

good old North Shore are Jie Purves, Brace Clarke, * f
Ken Anderson Jr., Ron Sadler, Dave Murray; Densis |. §

Metcalf, Bob Selo, Bob Bowman, Bob Gaston, Mike
Mason, Don Sadier, Bob Woodman, Larry Bremnez
and Randy Rota. |:

And, for one more time, the noted coaching staff of vy

“Kea Agserson Sr. and Jack Chubb will be behind the

bench,. supported by manager, Manny Bowman and - e

trainer Bev Giies.
The Old Goats have been practising for- months. to
“prepare for this meritorious happening and tuned up

further. April 12 and 14 at the club against 2 touring “

oldtimers team from Austria.

The 1966-67 NSWC Midget A team won its zone tie
_ lle, the Lower Mainland and the Pasific Coast cham-:_
‘pionship before “defeating the ‘Intevior ‘and ° the .

Kootenay for the provincial crown.

The North Shore team finished a strong third at the: ;
“nationals in Toronto, beaten enly: by the Foroato

Bakerton 2-1.

LONG... TIME. racers: Mike ours of racing in the rain. —
Langford, of North’ Vancouver, \ tires: :changes,* they . managed ©

: Langford, Tom - Munro, and.-Ian |

.. Woods have’ combined their efforts started the race‘and drove for.an’, finish the’ race second: overall” in

~ Déspite- exhaust oroblcms and -

“to 2 run». Langford’s: “D" Sports, “

Racer in Endurance ‘Racing. .
The first of. the series was run at .

Westwood * ‘recently, when’. the “”

Langford-Munro- Wood iteam
finished’ second’ overall. after: three;

hour, taking “the lead. after’ only

.three laps after starting at the back

Of the 16-car field.
* Driving in the rain, he managed

fo build up'a two-lap lead. Munro”

d Wood then took over.

Langfotd’ s Rawson. vig es

Kees Nierop a professional, En- ;

durance racer fram: Kelowna, and

‘Barry Kowalchuck of ‘White Rock .
fe finished first overall.in a Datsun...’

6 yr: old boys & new: players'a are: invited, to.

register now for the fall. season:: Returning

~ players. may. register here or through: their.

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