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7 pm” -ai tiwt rarica Arena at the Waterloo Mammal Recreation Complex. n all up“ rosltat ot A-hm km Hall ul Fame ml} h-gvndal} roockry platen (Hutu In “alulun tot [he Uldlnncrs ilorkey t lmllvngr Crawl Ftslt, Ut, ut rltts game trauun’s the 1 egendary Hockey Heroes versus the Law Fntforcerttent lorch hockey team. Led by Hall of Fame members Gilbert Perreault. Steve Shun and Dale Haw- erchuk. the cast of players includes recently retired Doug Gilmour, Kirk Muller, Mark Napier. Gaston Gin- gras. Craig Mum, Jimmy Mann. Ron Hoggarth (refer- ee) and goalies Warren Skor- denski. Hockey heroes coming to town The Law Enforcement Torch hockey team is pleased to welcome the leg- endary Hockey Heroes to Waterloo. The Oldtimers' Hockey Challenge Classic tour is family fun entertainment, appearing in over 60 cities Continued from page 21 Playford said the biggest difference between last year's and this year's dub is lw lineup has had a chance to gel. The tpam hum] had ith much u! a revolving door in terms of player move- merit as last year. as Playford and hi, staff were ably In hung the right pieces in during the PrP-season instead ol Irying to fit play- (-rs in us they Wt'ttt along, "Last your I was mrrving guys in an nut m the lineup hvmuw “1' wen- still trying to tigurr um what wt. had." said l'lnymrd. "W1- didn'l huu- " In! ol lime In make thost. l haugvs lust year We had In lel ol maln- [how Playford sticking with his club forstetch run Christmas Tree Collection For Kitchener, Waterloo a Cambridge Residents a-.--..--,-.---'. Plan cut your trea in half if our 6 fut lmm coast to coast in Cana da. Funds raised from the Waterloo game will go towards the Ontario Special Olympics, lt is the must succewful tour of its kind in North America and raises money for charity in each city it vis- Its. The (lldtimers Hockey Challenge Classic improves its lineup each year and is proud to have hockey Hall of Fame members and recently retired NHI. players on the roster. New addition Kirk Muller is excited to be on the tour and said: "When you retire, you miss being with the guys a tut and it's just been And while Haydon! wnslfl quite happy with the mix of players he had ior last year's puq-svasnn run. he's more \(‘llll‘d with this vear's rluh changes as we wenl. "We've got speed, some toughness and experience. We also have some goaltending, so it's all there. It 's Just a matter of puttin g it all together." Place your Christmas tru at your curb by TOO am. on your garbagc/rccycling collection day from January 3rd to Nth. Do not place your tree on top of or in snowbanks. Please remove ALL: 5 Plastic bags 3% Trcc stands ttu-ions? (lb tucttrtttittttst Call 333-5100 "I'm humnr with this Wu (prim: MU my t if” - Bob Playford fun with this group. They put an a great show. they really do, And the money raised is for charity, 50 it's good." The ()ldtimers Challenge Classic is designed 10 give fans and players alike an opportunity to celebrate a common joy of the game while at the same time giv- ing much needed funds to worthy organizations. Long time Uldlimers Hock- ey Challenge Classic play- er/coach Bobby Hull sees this tour as a unique event that may never be duplicat- "This is the last group of Miners you'll see doing this kind of charity work and giving back to the mmrnu- club." he said, "ltr, a good group of guys and I have no intentions of ripping it apart. "You're always looking to add, hut there's not a lot of movement in the league this year because everyhody's so close." Nine [minis separate the first-to seventh- place teams. although Kitchener has a tive-point lead on wrund- place Elmira with 49poirtts. But Playford said kitch- (-ner is beatahle. as are [mm M the contenders for thc Midwestern Junior B title. "Kitchener has the mm] depth, and I'm not uhout m lake nnyhmly lightly, but I'm nut afraid to take this [rum up uguinsi amylmdv Wash Hangman? Rog...» ot Warrdnn nities and fans who gave so much to them." said Hockey Hall of Famer Hull. "l'ickets for the Oldtimers Hockey Challenge Classic are currently being sold through a tele-canvassing campaign to local Waterloo residents and businesses. For more information on the Oldtimers Hockey Chal- lenge Classic and cher Xen- tel DM Inc. events, visit www.0ldtimershockey.com. (1r wwwaentel.com. Tickets will also be avail- able a month prior to the game at the Clarita Arena box office or Ticketmaster. Tickets are $20. although service charges may apply. "We've got speed, some toughness and experience. We also have some goal- tending, so it's all there. tt's a matter of putting it all together." 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