Yearbook predictions spark NHL season expectations
A magazine review highlights the Superstar Hockey Yearbook 1985-65 forecasting the Edmonton Oilers as dynasty contenders with Paul Coffey poised to rival Gretzky, while the Quebec Nordiques Calgary Flames and Montreal Canadiens show mixed prospects. Winnipeg Jets and Vancouver Canucks gain momentum as future threats, and Toronto Maple Leafs are labeled the league’s worst, prompting fan resignation.
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Senior Boys Volleyball Team Returns to Chetwynd
Chetwynd Secondary School hosted a four team mini tournament with Hudson's Hope Tumbler Ridge and Texaco Stars. The Senior Boys won two round robin games both against Tumbler Ridge, then beat Hudson's Hope in a best of three semi final before losing to Texaco Stars in the final. Coach Baker praised the effort and noted prospects for Zone playoffs in November at Prince George. Standout players named were Richard Harris and Mark Mackie. The Grande Prairie Brown and Gold Tournament results will appear next week.
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Terry Baker
Marcel Albinati
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Hudson’s Hope
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Texaco Stars
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Texaco
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Prince George
Richard Harris
Mark Mackie
Grande Prairie
Echo
C.S.S. Cavalettes fall to Grads in tourney final
Weekend tournament at Chetwynd Secondary School featured teams from Tumbler Ridge Hudsons Hope and CSS. Cavalettes went 3 and 3 in round robin defeating Tumbler Ridge and splitting with Hudsons Hope before losing to the Grads in the final 15-10 and 15-5. Grads of 81-84 won the title 15-10 15-5 and Cavalettes advance to Grande Prairie event September 28 with results to be reported in Echo.
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Echo
Old Fryers win ice breaker in Prince George tourney
The Chetwynd Dixie Lee Old Fryers hockey club captured the B Division championship at the Prince George Ice Breaker Tournament held Sept 27 to 29. They won 5-3 over the Mohawks BC, beat the Gold Timers 746, overwhelmed Vanderhoof 11-2, and defeated Tumbler Ridge 5-1 in the playoff. Don Cram starred in goal, with Rick Dundas and Norm Picco each scoring twelve goals across four games. The squad, short-handed with seven players on the trip, added two local players from Prince George to rest legs.
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Dixie Lee
Rick Lazorko
Gordie Webb
Larry McMann
Conn Brown
Rick Dundas
Norm Picco
Recreation Newsletter Pro D Days at Rec Centre
Recreation newsletter details a Pro D Day on October 4 from 1 to 3 p.m. for ages 6 to 12 with games arts crafts and ice skating at the Rec Centre. Also notes Two's Together for toddlers Tuesdays 11 to 11 45 a.m. and the Halloween Ghoulish Affair on October 31 with open door policy and reader suggestions.
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Rec. Dept
Hudson's Hope resident thanks Good Samaritan
Mr. Sandy Miller thanks Mr. Yee also known as Mohawk or Red Baron for finding and returning his lost wallet in Chetwynd. Yee declined any reward and stated he did a good deed.
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