"Reeks, the officiating legend"
Zeke's house is where the legend of officiating resides. Reeks is seen here mentoring legends in the making Trevor and Stu.
Duncan Keith Sweater Tribute
The Duncan Keith Committee presented Duncan with this sweater. The sweater now can be seen displayed in the lobby Fort Frances Memorial Sports Centre. Duncan was a fantastic ambassador for the NHL and the Chicago Blackhawks. He spent much of his day giving back to the community by spending time in our hospital and Rainy Crest talking to the patients and residents or anyone wishing to just chat.
Duncan Keith Signing his Blackhawk's sweater.
Duncan's Blackhawk Sweater now proudly hangs in the lobby of the Fort Frances Memorial Sports Centre in a beautiful display case built by Stan "Stosh" Blasky. Great job Stan.
Duncan Keith
It may be a little premature to talk about Duncan Keith's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame but he did have a year the "Hall" is made of.
Duncan's past year.
Allstar game
Danny Johnson
Centre Danny Johnson played for three NHL teams in the early 1970s. He was also proficient in the WHA and the minor leagues during a career that lasted a dozen seasons.
Born in Winnipegosis, Manitoba, Johnson played junior with the Flin Flon Bombers, Fort Frances Royals and Brandon Wheat Kings before turning pro with the Tulsa Oilers of the Central Hockey League in 1965-66. He excelled in the CHL, winning the Tommy Ivan trophy as the league's most valuable player in 1970 and earning selection to the league's second all-star team in 1969 and 1970.
John Coward
1936 Hockey Olympic Gold Medalist
John Coward - Date of Birth: 28 Oct 1910
(Back row - Chappell, Stinchcombe, Archer, Dailley, Nicklin, (coach), Kilpatri
