TONY TANTI RIGHT WING ROOKIE SEASON WITH CANUCK ALUMNI

Chicago's first choice (12th overall) in 1981. Traded to CANUCKS in 1983 where he played until 1990. Also played for Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Canucks MVP in 87-88, leading scorer (twice) and five-time "most-exciting Canuck". Holds team records for power play goals (102), hat-tricks (10), most goals in a period (3), in a game (4) and fastest 3 goals (6:46). 4th in all-time Canuck coring.

NHL stats: GP: 727 GOALS: 290 ASSISTS: 285 POINTS: 575

Played ten years in the NHL, from 1980-81 through 89-90 ... with Philadelphia, Hartford, Washington, Edmonton, CANUCKS, Quebec and Detroit. Lives in his home town, Duncan and joins Canuck Oldtimers for Vancouver Island games.

NHL Stats: GP: 588 GOALS: 86 ASSISTS: 154 POINTS: 240

Born in Vancouver. CANUCKS sixth-round draft pick in 1980. Played junior hockey with the Canadian Olympic Team. Traded to Edmonton in 1981 for B.J. MacDonald. Returned to CANUCKS from 1987 to 1989.

NHL stats: GP: 55 GOALS: 8 ASSISTS: 10 POINTS: 18

Played seven years in the NHL, with Pittsburgh and Edmonton. Joins Canuck Oldtimers for Vancouver Island games.

NHL Stats: GP: 279 GOALS: 68 ASSISTS: 42 POINTS: 110

A native of Vancouver. Played his junior hockey with the Junior Canucks in the B.C. Junior Hockey League. Spent his post-college hockey career in the IHL.

Drafted by Los Angeles in 1969. Traded to CANUCKS in 1971, playing 5 seasons in Vancouver.

NHL stats: GP: 276 GOALS: 23 ASSISTS: 44 POINTS: 67

Graduated from the 1972 Memorial Cup champion Cornwall Royals to the WHA Quebec Nordiques. Re-claimed by the NY Islanders prior to the 1979 NHL expansion draft, but traded to CANUCKS in 1980, where he played for the next six years. Four-time winner of the Molson Cup, three-time team MVP, second among Canuck goaltenders in games played and games won, third in career shutouts. Was a member of the 1982 CANUCK Stanley Cup team.

NHL stats: GP: 418 GAA: 3.58 Shutouts: 7

Played 6 years in NHL with Buffalo and CANUCKS. Was a member of the Winnipeg Jets (WHA) Avco Cup-winning team in 1976.

NHL stats: GP: 143 GAA: 3.47 Shutouts: 7

Played on Czech National Team. Signed by CANUCKS in 1981. Played five years in the NHL, all with CANUCKS. Ranks 53rd in all-time Canuck scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 262 GOALS: 17 ASSISTS: 101 POINTS: 118

GARTH BUTCHER DEFENCE THIRD SEASON WITH CANUCK ALUMNI CANUCKS first-round pick - taken 10th overall - in the 1981 draft. A WHL All-Star with Regina. Played 14 seasons in the NHL, with CANUCKS, St. Louis, Quebec and Toronto. Second in Canuck career penalty minutes (1,668). (NHL PIM: 2,424). 42nd in Canuck scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 947 GOALS: 54 ASSISTS: 163 POINTS: 217

Born in Vancouver. Member of the Memorial Cup Champion New Westminster Bruins (WHL) of the 1970's. Los Angeles first-round pick in 1976. Later played with Washington.

NHL stats: GP: 20 GOALS: 1 ASSISTS: 2 POINTS: 3

Best known for his television and stage roles, including "Constable Constable" in the CBC production of "The Beachcombers", Jackson is a regular in the Canuck Oldtimers' lineup.

Former member of Canada's National Team. Played pro hockey with Philadelphia organization.

Played senior hockey in Kamloops. Turned pro with Calgary (WHL) in 1955 and played 11 years in the Western League, 8 of them with WHL CANUCKS.

Turned pro with Toronto. Traded to CANUCKS in 1974, where he played five seasons.

NHL stats: GP: 260 GOALS: 4 ASSISTS: 40 POINTS: 44

Played his professional hockey in the IHL and EPHL, also overseas in both Scotland and England. A regular with the University of B.C. "Old Birds". At 69 years of age, Roy is the "senior" player in the Canuck Oldtimers lineup.

WHL's Rookie-of-the-Year in 1957-58. Turned pro with WHL CANUCKS in 1957. Played with Rangers, Boston and Toronto before becoming an ORIGINAL CANUCK in the 1970 expansion draft. CANUCKS first captain until 1974. CANUCKS head coach in 1976-77 and 1977-78. Ranks 34th in all-time Canucks scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 658 GOALS: 121 ASSISTS: 217 POINTS: 338

Former world light-heavyweight boxing champion, Donny resides in Nanaimo and joins the Canuck Oldtimers lineup for many Vancouver Island games.

Born in New Westminster. A member of the Memorial Cup Champion New Westminster Bruins (WHL) during the 1970's. Drafted by Washington in 1977. Traded to Detroit in 1981.

NHL stats: GP: 181 GOALS: 42 ASSISTS: 38 POINTS: 80

Regular Canuck Oldtimers practice goaltender. Lives in New Westminster.

Born in Powell River. Played junior with Victoria (WHL). Signed with CANUCKS in 1979 and spent all 7 years in NHL with CANUCKS. Was a member of the 1982 Stanley Cup team.

Ranks 39th in all-time Canuck scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 318 GOALS: 74 ASSISTS: 86 POINTS: 160

Drafted by Los Angeles in 1973. Scored 94 points as Wayne Gretzky's right-winger in 1979-80. Played final two NHL seasons with CANUCKS in 1981-82 and 82-83.

NHL stats: GP: 230 GOALS: 91 ASSISTS: 106 POINTS: 197

Born in Vernon. Played junior hockey with Regina (WHL) and UBC Thunderbirds. A member of Canada's 1964 Olympic Team. Past-President of the B.C. Hockey Benevolent Association.

Played junior hockey with New westminster bruins (WHL). Boston's 5th-round pick in 1979.

Spent 10 years in NHL, with Boston, Edmonton (where he won 2 Stanley Cup rings), NY Rangers and CANUCKS from 1987 through 1990, finishing his career in Vancouver.

NHL stats: GP: 498 GOALS: 13 ASSISTS: 72 POINTS: 85

WHL's Rookie-of-the-Year in 1968-69. Turned pro with Seattle (WHL). Played five seasons in the WHL, with Seattle and Tulsa.

An All-American at Michigan Tech. Turned pro with the Montreal organization. Played three years with Atlanta before being traded to the CANUCKS in 1974, where he played until 1978.

NHL stats: GP: 203 GOALS: 7 ASSISTS: 17 POINTS: 24

Born in Surrey. Selected the WHL's top defenceman in 1981-82. Toronto's first draft pick - taken third overall - in 1982. Played 11 years in the NHL, with Toronto, Chicago and Islanders.

NHL stats: GP: 632 GOALS: 32 ASSISTS: 145 POINTS: 177

California's first-round draft pick in 1970. Began his 12-year NHL career with Boston. Traded to CANUCKS in 1974 and played 7 seasons with Vancouver, serving as team captain in 1976-77. First Canuck to score two short-handed goals in one game. 16th in all-time CANUCKS scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 538 GOALS: 96 ASSISTS: 197 POINTS: 293

Turned pro with Toronto and claimed by CANUCKS in 1972 intra-league draft. Played seven season in the NHL, with Toronto, Atlanta and CANUCKS. Holds team record for fastest two goals (:09 seconds - 1974.) 28th in all-time Canuck scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 435 GOALS: 98 ASSISTS: 95 POINTS: 193

Born in Vancouver. Drafted by CANUCKS in 1976. Played two professional seasons with Vancouver's farm system in Dallas and Fort Wayne.

Minnesota's first-round draft pick in 1980. Native of Duncan. Played his junior hockey with Victoria Cougars (WCJL). Spent 3 years in NHL with Minnesota and Boston. Joins Canuck Oldtimers lineup for many Vancouver Island games.

NHL stats: GP: 197 GOALS: 41 ASSISTS: 43 POINTS: 84

Born in Trail. An ORIGINAL CANUCK. Turned pro with the Chicago organization. Selected by the CANUCKS in the 1970 expansion draft ... the first B.C-born player to wear a Canuck uniform. Played ten years in the pros.

NHL stats: GP: 37 GOALS: 3 ASSISTS: 4 POINTS: 7

Chicago's first-round draft pick in 1973. Played in Atlanta before being traded to CANUCKS in 1979 where he played four seasons before retiring. A member of Vancouver's 1982 Stanley Cup team. Holds CANUCKS single-season records for most goals and points by a left-winger. 18th in all-time CANUCKS scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 854 GOALS: 270 ASSISTS: 246 POINTS: 516

Drafted by Rangers, turned pro with Chicago, played more than 900 games in 15 years with WHA and NHL clubs, including Oakland, Minnesota and Hartford, between 1968 and 1982.

NHL stats: GP: 377 GOALS: 16 ASSISTS: 75 POINTS: 91

Turned pro with WHL CANUCKS in 1968. Played 6 years in WHL and AHL. President of the B.C. Hockey Benevolent Association.

Born in Vancouver. Grandson of the legendary Hall-of-Famer Frank "Cyclone" Taylor. Drafted by Philadelphia in 1978. Also played for Pittsburgh and Washington before retiring in 1985.

NHL stats: GP: 215 GOALS: 42 ASSISTS: 68 POINTS: 110

Born in Vancouver. Played junior hockey with Lethbridge (WHL). Drafted by Buffalo Sabres in 1975. Traded to Edmonton for former Canuck John Gould. Played 9 games in the NHL.

WAYNE VAN DORP FORWARD 4th SEASON WITH ALUMNI

Born in Vancouver. Played junior hockey with Seattle (WHL). Spent 6 seasons in the NHL, with Edmonton, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Quebec between 1986-87 and 1991-92.

NHL stats: GP: 152 GOALS: 12 ASSISTS: 24 POINTS: 36

Number-one CANUCK draft pick in 1973. Played 8 years in the NHL, 5 of them with CANUCKS.

Also played for Philadelphia and Washington. Set an NHL record for two fastest goals scored in an All-Star Game (10 seconds - 1976). Ranks 15th in all-time CANUCKS scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 591 GOALS: 177 ASSISTS: 218 POINTS: 395

Played minor hockey in the Kootenays. Signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Later worked in the Vancouver Blazers (WHA) organization. Serves as a coaching assistant and back-up official when not playing in a Canuck Oldtimers' uniform.

Turned pro with the Rangers organization. Played 10 years in the pros, three with Los Angeles and New York of the WHA.

An ORIGINAL CANUCK (1970). Spent 10 years in the NHL, with CANUCKS, Toronto, N-Y Rangers and Pittsburgh.

NHL stats: GP: 287 GAA: 3.74 Shutouts: 8

Spent eight years in the NHL as a trainer for California, Cleveland and the CANUCKS ... another five years as trainer and account executive with the Vancouver Canadians (PCL) Baseball organization. Now marketing manager with Canlan Investments (Burnaby 8-Rinks).

Born in Vancouver. Played six years in the pros ... in England and with the ORIGINAL VANCOUVER CANUCKS when they joined the WHL in 1945-46.

Played junior hockey with the Flin Flon Bombers (WHL). Spent six years as a Western Hockey League official.

Member of the 1957 Colorado College NCAA Championship team. Played 7 years in WHL, 6 with WHL CANUCKS. Long-time director of the B.C. Hockey Benevolent Association.

Former NHL statistician and CANUCKS Director of Media Relations. Now Director of Publishing for Orca Bay. Director of the Canuck Alumni Association and Director of the Canuck Foundation.

Turned pro with the Rangers organization and played 15 seasons in the WHL, most of them with the CANUCKS. Still ranked among the top-ten scorers in WHL history, with 932 career points.

A past-president of the B.C. Hockey Benevolent Association.

Public-address announcer at CANUCK home games. Operations Manager for Canucks NHL radio broadcast network.

NHL stats: GP: 2 GOALS: 0 ASSISTS: 1 POINTS: 1

Drafted by Chicago in 1975. Played 8 season in NHL, with Chicago, Washington and Pittsburgh.

NHL stats: GP: 443 GOALS: 106 ASSISTS: 118 POINTS: 224

Born in Kamloops. Grew up in Cranbrook. Now lives in Kelowna. Played junior hockey with Victoria Cougars (WCHL). Philadelphia's third-round draft choice in 1978. Also played for CANUCKS, Chicago and Edmonton.

NHL stats: GP: 429 Goals: 18 Assists: 73 Pts: 91 PIM: 1,58723

Drafted by Kansas City in 1975. Played with Colorado, then CANUCKS - from 1981 to 1985. Now a member of the Canucks scouting staff.

NHL stats: GP: 549 Goals: 84 Assists: 85 Pts: 169 PIM: 726

Boston's first choice (14th overall) in 1975. Played with Los Angeles, CANUCKS, Detroit and Edmonton during a 14-year NHL career, 7 of them in Vancouver. Holds CANUCK single-season records for goals by a defenceman (19) and fastest two playoff goals (2:14). 35th in all-time CANUCK scoring.

NHL stats: GP:700 GOALS: 76 ASSISTS: 234 POINTS: 310

CANUCKS third-round draft pick in 1977. Played 14 seasons in the NHL, with Vancouver, St. Louis, Rangers and Detroit. Currently the CANUCKS goaltending coach.

NHL Stats: GP: 512 GAA: 3.60 Shutouts: 17

Played professional hockey in WHL, several years with WHL CANUCKS.

Born in Trail. Played for Toronto, Montreal and Rangers before being traded to Minnesota where he played nine seasons. Traded to CANUCKS in 1976.

NHL stats: GP: 568 GAA: 3.27 Shutouts: 30

Turned pro with the CANUCKS in 1951. Drafted by Rangers in 1954. Played 8 seasons in the NHL with Rangers and Oakland between '54 and 1968. Returned to WHL CANUCKS in 1960's. In total, "Pope" played in more than 600 games in the WHL.

NHL stats: GP: 465 GOALS: 81 ASSISTS: 145 POINTS: 226

NHL stats: GP: 848 Goals: 299 Assists: 319 Pts: 618 PIM: 1,080

Vancouver's third-round draft choice in 1978. Spent his entire, 13-year career - 1978 to 1991 - in Vancouver, serving as team captain from 1982 through 1990. First in all-time games played, goals, assists and points scored and seasons spent as a CANUCK. Second overall in career short-handed goals. Third in career penalty minutes, power-play goals and hat-tricks. Fifth in game-winning goals. One of eight Canucks to score on a penalty shot. Three-time team MVP. His number (12) is the only one retired in team history. Now an Assistant Coach with the Canucks.

NHL stats: GP: 937 Goals: 278 Assists: 428 Pts: 706 PIM: 1,620

Played in more than 1,000 (1,033) games, spent 2,009 minutes in the penalty box over 17 NHL seasons. A CANUCK from 1974 - drafted in the 4th round - to 1984 and 1988 to 1990. Twice Vancouver's NHL All-Star rep, 1977 and 1982. Four-times Babe Pratt trophy winner as Canucks' outstanding defenceman. Second (to Stan Smyl) in games played as a Canuck. Third in penalty minutes. One of eight Canucks to score on a penalty shot. 27th in Canuck scoring.

NHL stats: GP: 1,126 GOALS: 39 ASSISTS: 209 POINTS: 238

Born in Trail. Played junior hockey with Trail Smoke Eaters. Spent two years with UBC T'Birds and in Junior A in Vancouver. Coached the Grand Forks Border Bruins in the mid-70's.

Born in Trail. Spent ten seasons in the NHL, with Islanders (on their 1980 Stanley Cup-winning team), Colorado, New Jersey, Calgary and CANUCKS, 1985 to '88. Ranks 68th in all-time Canuck scoring. Now CANUCKS Senior Vice-President.

NHL stats: GP: 555 GOALS:160 ASSISTS: 151 POINTS: 311

Born and lives in Castlegar. Played junior hockey with the Portland Winter Hawks, where he was on a Memorial Cup-winning team. NY Rangers third-round draft pick in 1983. Also played in L-A.

NHL stats: GP: 31 Goals: 3 Assists: 4 Pts: 7 PIM: 23

Born in New Westminster. The WHL's 1978 MVP and Player-of-the-Year with Seattle. Washington's first pick - second overall - in 1978. Played 15 years in the NHL, 9 with Montreal. NHL's "Man of the Year", played his 1,000th NHL game while with the CANUCKS in 1992, his final year in the pros. Now radio-tv analyst on Canucks' broadcasts.

NHL stats: GP: 1,116 GOALS: 280 ASSISTS: 417 POINTS: 697

NHL stats: GP: 31 GOALS: 3 ASSISTS: 2 POINTS: 5