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TH YEAR NO. OEY

“TERRACE, B. 3G, TUESDAY, DECEMBER nh 1971"

; Tt could only happen in the
Keystone cops but thé opening
shot in the regional basketball
im playoifs for the First Annual
am Winter Sports Festival wag 4
| comic classic. -
= —- The ball went up, was tipped,
ae then grabbed by a player. who
= went tearing down the court. He
shot and missed the basket. The
“coach was screaming, the

player shot at the wrong basket. -
; The opening game of the’
. playdowns ‘saw the. Booth

ma Memorial. Ravens defeat the
’. Skidegate Saints 70-32. From
the opening jump ball the
Ravetis controlled play keeping.
-thepress on through most of the
game, With steady shooting ‘the
‘Ravens ran up the score as they
| picked off rebounds and in-
_ fereepted passes that might
have made it a new game.
Each- team: fought “for
possession of the ball but it was
tae, Ravens who camé out on

The Saints. were stegued

through most of the game. with.
- the same problem that has been

affectiig the Rainmakers this.

s year, a lack of finish. They were

able to set up the plays but were
unable to score.

.- ‘When the final ‘buzzer went

the Ravens were on their way to

: Terrace, Kitimat \ win n trips
Hor Victoria hoop playoffs

“the ‘finals, Brian” Brook «of
Skidegate was the high scorer
-for his team with 13 potnts while
Chris “Hebb: of the Ravens:
picked, up2

Saturday the games moved to
the new Civic Contre where, for

probably ‘the first time, the
_ players used fiberglass back: .
. out to contain the style of play: -

boards: Unlike the ones found in
the schools. in the area, the
fibreglass backboardsare clear,
. and it took some players a game
to get accustomed.to them. The
-Ravens took on Kitimat in the
’ third gare ‘of the day. Kitimat
was lost ‘on: the court as the

Ravens took over. the: play, -

controlling the ball ‘and pace.
A win in this. game would put
the Ravens into thé finals that

evening against the winder of,a-:

game still to be played.
The: Ravens took over the
third quarter and using full

press -. ‘outscored ‘the Chieftans

~ 192. :
When the ‘final . buzzer
sounded the Ravens were in the
finals by outscoring the Kitimat
team 59-22, a

The Ravens only opponents in
the ‘series came from the

‘Terrace :Skeena's who had.

made their way into the finals
‘With | an easy vietory. over
Hazelton.

Auction action

The "good news in’ Terrace
cover the, weekend centered on.
: «activities of the: local -olubs: . -
_ ‘There’ were banquets;: ‘dances, .
‘auctions, and new projecta
announced by the energetic |

. organizations.
. At the Rotary Community -

waltea building, ‘approximately
$2580" was collected for the
’ arena fund. The huge success.
, Was due to the fine auc-~

Gaglardi's famous letter opener
was bid for, but a “thunder:
| mug” reportedly brought “a: -
| -more substantial bid. One of the.

’ - complete kitchen cupboard set
' worth $275. from an. anonymous
' donor, _.-
Every type of appliance, “
- original oil paintings; in fact ¢
everything but'the, fixtures in
the store was’ sold, - “George
Whale, bid for a most. unusual
device used “to measure the
incline of a: ‘ll but it -was
discovered .tat-he was: more
interested in the British Consols
metal cigarett box,a collectors
item that the, inclinometer. was.

ls

huge success

' Auction ‘held at;the old Over-’
tloneering of Lionel Sears. Phil. -

‘biggest items: to .go was.a '

"packaged in.

AL: ‘the’ Tealian angi
banquet, “and “dance! ‘held
Saturday night at the Lakelse

Hotel, Mayor Jolliffe drew ‘the -
ticket for the door. -prize. ‘When ©

he pulled the ‘ticket. mamber he
found to his surprise that the
name on it-was Mra: Jolliffe‘s.

: Mes, Jolliffe promptly tore up
-her ticket and the winner ofthe

- first prize in the new draw was ..
The Itallan-_.
Canadian club will donate the —

Robert .Gagnon.

- proceeds from ‘the draw to the
"arena “fund.

thie! Terrace - Centennial

“ont ‘5 club annually distributes ©

food hampers to needy families

in the area: at Christmas time, -

"This year: they've devised a

" unique way. to gather funds for .

the hampers, a bowl-a-thon...
The. bowling
scheduled 'to run fora. long 36
hours, - will begin: Saturday at 1
P.M. Ten bowlers have signed:
up so. far, but ten more’ .are
needed to-fill'4 lanes with’ 5.
- people. on - each | lane.

; “Introducing

- The. Cauliens ' ; oe

~ Hans and “Tanice - -Céullen,

residents of Terrace for the past.”
three yeara have recently taker -
: .over Fameo Homes and

Recreational 8 Sales. On. Highway

‘business. Hans... was.

pee

‘. Managing Director of ‘Thornhill.
; Realty, m
"2 Hens ‘and. Janice. ate are ‘ac
' - ‘gurlers, Janice: belongs: to’ the
Beta Zeta Sorority and Hans ia a‘.
‘Past Lt.’Governor..of Kiwanis.’
_ ‘The Caullens ‘live on. Sparks:

with their two childrea, a: ‘boy

. and a er and, 2. “huge.

tive.

“Newfoundland

years before’ - moving
‘ Terrace. Previous to that they’

_ had - ‘travelled .all.-over ‘the :.
vince. But we like: Terrace %

“best”, they said. ":
‘their new: business Hans
and Janice hope to concentrate -
on ‘double wi

‘Weather. sconditlons:

‘Best’ wishes to Hans and -
Sane: in. thelr new business

; tered Accohntent through Hose

* the will to win, They put on the
_ pressure from the opening
--bump until. the ‘final whistle -
up the score ‘aS 8 they '
went ‘along: 4

‘ Gontest --as: at- halftime
‘ Nerrace outscored Hazelton 30-

“agalat

’ final, Terrace controlled. the
“and capitalized: on their op-.

- they had a 33-17 point lead over

-hustled, getting the rebounds °.

marathon .

ate

The Skeena’s came out on
the court with aggression ‘and

building

From the beginning they, were

‘and with excellent rebounding
managed the pace.:It was no.

11. The final score gave ‘Ferrace .
te vielory- th)

That victory was, good enough
them. into. the_ finals
Booth. Memorial from,
Prince Rupert.

From the outset of the boy’ s-
ball, ‘they outplayed the Ravens

ponents” lack of scoring: ability
‘around the “basket. .They
jumped higher for the rebounds
picking them off with.ease until
at end of the first half of play .

the’ Ravens, ”

The Ravens proved ‘that they
had the ability to come back and
in’ the. third quarter they

and the baskets as they mat-
ched Terrace basket for basket.

- At one point in the game they--

had pulled to within three points .
of the team from Terrace only”
to find that they did not have the
power to pull off the victory.

‘Their puish to catch up to

-- . Terrace had: tired. them to the
~ "point that they were unable to.”
“check the Terrace,team in the

‘final mitivte, as, Terrace we 4
ahead fo take thegame Rae
trip: 10: Vietoria..’:52

Beorers for; the: ‘Ravens: waa

_ Reggie Gladstone with 16 points
while Don Janzen picked up the with Mr; Tep

president. of.

same number for Terrace.

INASS BRIDGE COMPLET ED AT LAST . 7
"say the highway will have to be upgraded before

First bridge. across the Nass River was recently

_ completed -by..the: Forest Service Engineers. This

new structure-provides Stewart with its first road ~
access to the outside world, but Forestry plficials

—Briish Columbia Forest Service

: _ much traffic is encouraged.

- Terpstra was’ ‘named:
'O: fa newly-formed Kir anls Cu
- in’ Masset: Nov. 21.05 -:
Others ‘named to: office: along’:
tra, who is now:
Jake's: Bakeries ° .

New Kiwanis Club. formed I in n Masset _

A former city. resident, Jak

Kitimat ‘pulled the’ victory Lid.-there, were Ronald Heald;

' from the Ravenettes in their first. .vice:president;.
‘final gamies of the series, Lloyd Oakes, Canadian’ Forces
pase peers ,

t'game of PF nt; postmaster

Ravenetteo tn the fir E The Muir, secretary; and Bob Hack, ”

Terrace -had . beaten’ the

thelr series | 22-19,

second . vice-

Ravenettes had trouble withthe treasurer.

backboards as they misjudged
‘the distance aid. the pressure -
needed to get, the shot in,

Elected to the: ‘board: af

directors were Lorne’ Ray, Co*. .
opgeneral manager, ;-Al Pages, ~.

restaurant “director; Al Lees: ...
Kitimat’ applied. pressure and Taylor “Spergia “of tlie

from the start“ and used the RCMP; Arden Crist, florist; -

press to advantage as they took Gordon Feyer, transportation; ws
and. Robert: Rice, CFS military.

over the game'in the first half.
The Ravenettes came back ih

lice.

Capt. -

Sponsored the’ Masset Club,
-attended the dinner-meeting. in

ford "fhe een basement.

various: oflicers to, the. 26

ethods ‘of ‘administering . the
club “and:- carrying. ‘out its
community ° “service. Programs.

The. new club's. board . of

oa directors decided to hold: ‘weekly. « " eerie
‘Monday-night
: and: to ‘appoint a special com:.: ae
mittee to arrange for. a charter:

on ‘on, Sat., Feb. 12, one
District’ Chairman Al Manson ~ igh, a

and: 14 members. of the Prince
Rupert . Kiwanis. Club, . which:

smeetings/ every.

The’ “newly: formed ‘Kiwanis
club is one of 5,500 such groups
which are located in 29 coun-
tries of the free world. The tatal:

. Kiwanis membership | is 275,000. -

‘offices in British Columbia will

provide both:-house-to-house de-.. -

liveries and full wicket service

“on Saturday, Dec, 16, to help

. Gear the Christmas mail rush,

the last half.of. the game but © Distrieé Governdr. Walter A  @ post office ‘spokesman. said
were unable to gain the upper Winter: of Portland, Ore., ex-

hand as they lost 22-21. - b

, “tutu ng Gorden Little,
candidate for Alderman, he is

married,’ has ,.three: children, . ©
>, has been. self employed since |
USI, |:

and! has lived. in the
‘Terrace ares: alll his. ite, a

For a ‘brief’ ‘history: - Com”

J" mencing in 1941,-1 operated a
- sawmill at Kwinitea for ten

7 og

Pinel ie ‘functions of the * :

" gueceasful training -programs. a

After: ‘ving: in the Terrace. 2
business community for thirty
years, : "and “having | nearly.

dogs: |
They ‘lived -in Kitimat for 3°

to: | Struction and logging outfit until °

1959, then spent ten years In the
. equipment: Nove been: The [ast
. four: years: have ‘Bpent.as
an eveeutah, and In real estate,
“along: with “gome: private

years, then operated a con. ey
+ well being of our. small elty.
‘General business in Terrace.
is. presently: going through: a ©
crisis, which : -ereates an ever: -
increasing: need. to atretch and.

Lown invested here,
Tam sincerely interested in the

/ Monday.
In aden, full wicket serv:

“VANCOUVER (cP) — Post’

F Post Office plans. extra deliveries

ice—but ho carrier service—_

next Saturday~Dec,, T,.,

ei ee om
use deliveries a oy
Tuesday, Dec. 3B. ely,

Jan. wil be fl olay fr

* all postal einplayees.

wherever’. » possible,
dime should be wasted,
Terrace. citizens: are annoyed
by, and fed ‘up~ with; all the -
bickering and. arguing that. has |
been going on in couneil, and’ we
havesulfered losses asa result,
Our District Administration -
should work together as a team,

-and I charge the voters It:isup

to you to repair this damage,
and put the - ‘Administration

hack on art even’keal.
pl vote,

projects .
mobile homes 2 i
and‘ sell. them: as.a- whole >
 pactage, a home ona loti, -
‘They deal in Vanguard homies. -
“which are made in B.C. for B.C.

‘his\ secondary
“Chilliwack and
6 of Char.

complete
educail
received bis - degra

Gale & .Co.'in Terrace in 1967. *

- He ta ‘presently employed as ‘

anager of Wodeene

Club: and Is

. ~preveniiy" feet on the North —
- Cost Zone sxecutive
: Gleselman's:

°” born and ria
', they have three ehildred: aged 2

Mr:
ife Edith, was
iu Terrace and

~". comperve....our..

. Bartle: Gieselman, a an ay
iidate for ‘alderman; moved to -
’ Terrace in 1941, . Mr. Gieselman |

tax. ‘dollar - :

v Since moving. to. Terrsice ten
: Years ago, [ have seen this town
"> develop into a
‘1 @ope with’ this growth we need ©
J competent’ and. realistic..of- <¢
pened to. _roperly: Pian, our. a

growing elty. To

3 “hs Terrace has, many ‘young a
- families such as- my own,.1 feel
‘ we:should be- represented on: and:
council in order that we may be ny

_facilitles in
wid. like.

=: grain : .
» that: Werrace “wil. "iventually
aie cha

of the’ reanons I have ‘alllowed .
myname to pland for alderman, 3”

“also deep ly ‘concerned

cerely ‘hope the people of
vit a

Terrace share

will be available at post fees ;

Not one:

Purpose... of,

tivities,’ ys ey

Fire ae
. destroys

Specifically, Biwanie ‘clubs .
=Mmeet: :-weekly for‘ fellowship,
. ‘Inspirational: Programs: and’
‘ summery. reports’ of, , lub ace

record:
store -

The third serious fire’ in iess &
ithe second =o
involving a Terrace business — -

than two weeks —

stuck Monday night.

Flatbush Avenue Freighter, a-

Terrace record’ shop operated

by ‘Seth Essenseld, had ‘con-° .
siderable damage done toit‘due .

to a fire which started shortly -

. before 7 p.m.

Except for one record, the

ruined. Smoke - arid - water
damage contributed to the: loss
as well.

No estimate of damage. was
immediately available. - -
. Cause of the blaze has not
been firmly established but it is

believed to have started in‘a.

plastic garbage can. ° In-
vestigations were: being con-
ducted today. by ‘fire officials.

Two youths reported the blaze .
and turned in the alarm from a
nearby eating establishment. .

; Considerable aimaant of
smoke were report & poo
hall next door to the record shop

So but it. did not . -sulfer, any

damage.

Mrs, Fern Reynolds owns the
‘record. atore. 2. -

The two previous. fires “of ‘a a
' serious nature involved..‘a :
residential duplex and Thoralii). os

. Textiles.

"trict, spreading to- the east by -

evening. Cloudy: Wednésday
with occasional snow. Highs to-
day. near 20, Lows tonight 10 hed

15. Wedn: .

Polls.

i ~ Mhere are $108 p ple who are
‘currently on thelist of electors
Which makes them eligible. to

‘vote: at Municipal elections,
‘Owner ‘electors, ‘of which there

:* ape 2911, are those who-are 19
ae ‘Years of age, a Canadian citizen
~ .. OF British subject, and who own

property in the district. .A

. Corporation that owns property

can also qualify as an elector. if
they have chosen someone to

act as agent,

The second category in. ‘the
list -is made -up of tenant elec-
tors; totalling..100° in Tertace,

who have been realdents for 6 -

~them-to cast.a ballot. To obtain. -~.

Acertificate, Proof of ownership.
required. : “

months prior to Sépteniber .20

when the Hist is compiled. ‘They-
_ -Thuat ‘also, meet the age -and if

requirements, ...
* Resident electora are those
who have resided in the district
for alx:.months prior. 4

_, bomber. 30° and: fill the’ ‘otnee
‘basle requirements. .There are
vragen eaers on the lst
.o:Wayne Buchanan, returning |
. afficer, ‘said -that an ‘advance’
- poll was held at Municipal Hall
-on Mon
‘not be able to make it ‘to the

aur pelt on Saturday. ;

day for‘those’ who might

- Saturday

results of the advance pall: will”

Municipal Hall.;

anan: ‘the el

. fee pe cee.
pm. Salurday t, : Harring

open.

be held in a seated box until the
rest of the votes -are in.
The entire

booths available. There will be

an ‘auxiliary. poll at Milla’
Memorial Hospital, but. this io

intended-to -be-only for “the
patients ‘who otherwise: would ;
not be able to vote.

Mr. Buchanan asked that
those. wha became eligible to

vote as owner electors after: :
September $0, ‘to please apply
‘for: -a ‘certificate from the’

municipal clerk that will entitle

confusion. among those wha
not ‘meet the legal citizeriship-

requirements, but .do.-own:
‘this |:

‘property. :

OUR you~ fit:
category,

you . could ~ be
Challenged .at.. the:

: Mnforseen delays. °

‘entire stock in the: store was.

polling ‘will: take.
place-at Veritas Hall with four _

There may also be same

‘should clarify. your ‘hah at at 7