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.. Le Creuset Ware is
imported from France.
It’s made of cast-iron,
which is famous for
conducting heat
gradually and evenly
{a necessity for
French specialties like
Sauce Bearnaise). The
cast-iron is coated \ith
a highly heat-resista:.t,
diamond-hard vitreous
enamel. Some Le
Creuset utensils are
lined with a dull black
enamel {for frying or
sauteing over high

heat) while others are
lined with tan enamel
(for roasting, sim-
mering or cooking over
low heat). Of course,
all Le Creuset cooking
surfaces are made to
conform to the stan-
dards set by the Food
and Drug Ad-
ministration and by
the B.5.1.

“Both Le Creuset
linings prevent food
from sticking and
make the utensils very
easy to clean,”

Gordon and Anderson Ltd.

4606 Lazelle Ave., Terrace
Ph. 635-6576

Store Hours: Tues.- Sat. 9 a.m.-&:30 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY

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Juveniles’ Doug Middleton watches as his flip,
shot goes past Gordon & Anderson netminder
McCellen during the third period of
Tuesday night's Terrace Commercial Hockey

|] TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY

The Herald lhursday October 17, 1978. Page 7

‘¢

League season opener. Though it was a valiant
effort, it wasn't quite enough, as the Gordon &
Anderson squad defeated the Terrace Chrysler.

Juveniles by a

narrow 8-6

margin.

i G&A takes season opener

‘Toe Terrace Commercial

Mm ifuckey League Season

1 wpened Tuesday night with

“i an enteratining game hel-

ween the Terrace Chrysler

a Juveniles and Gordon &

Anderson, the G & A squad

winning by a narraw 8-6
margin.

Terry Grimm spened the
securing for Gordon & An-
Be derson when he scored an
Mm unassisted goal al 10:82 of
the first period, Dave
Smythetied the scare for the
Juveniles just one minule
later, Waller Degerness
assisting wn the marker,
Brian Ballantine pul Gordon
& Anderson back in ihe lead
tu stay, when he scured with
just ane second remaining in
the period.

Just (wo guals were scared

E inthe second period, Gurdon
A& Andersun gelling them
both. Rae Rowe scored the

first of higslwo guals at 10:02,
with the teams playing five a
side. Terry Grimm and Don
Clifford drew assists un the
play. Duug Johnson scored a
power play goal al 15:27 of
the periad, giving the G&A
squad a $1 lead going into
the final frame.

The third period was a wild
and wooly affair, with each
team counting four goals.
Just 49 seconds into the final
frame, Brian Ballintine
scored his second gual of the
game, increasing Gurdon &
Anderson's margin to three
goals. Rick Smuley got that
one back fur the Juveniles at
the 2:30 mark, making the
seore 5-2. Brian Ballintine
scored a puwer play goal at
ihe 4 minute mark, in-
creasing Gordon & An-
derson's margin to 6-2.
Kevin Taylor of the
Juveniles was serving a

SECOND: STRAIGHT LOSS

(ripping penalty at the time.
Gordon & Anderson opened
up a five goal lead at 7:12
when Doug Johnson scored
his secund gual of the game.

The Juveniles weren't
finished yet, however, as
they cuunted three quick
guals in just over lwo
minutes 10 narrow the
marginty 75. Myron Cruwn
started the resurgence when
he scored ai (he 12:48 mark.
Doug Middleton added
another at 14:02, and Rick
Smoley scoured at 14:51, his
second gual of the contest.
Rae Rewe got one back for
Gordon & Anderson al 15:20,
making the score 8-5. The
Juveniles' last gasp came al
16:49 of the periud when
Doug Juhnson scured on a
eluse in play.

The game featured 66
minutes in penalties, 44 of
these guing to the Gurdon &
Anderson team. Since

Gurdon & Andersen only had
nine players altogether, at
times they had more men in
ihe penalty bux than they
had on their bench. There
were Limes during lhe game
when the teams were playing
just four men aside. It was a
fairly physical cuntest,
though, and entertaining to
watch, Allin all, if this game
is any indication, it looks as

though the Commercial
Huekey League should
produce sume exciting

huckey this coming seasun.

The next Cummercial
League game will be tonight

al $:30 P.M. between
McEwan G.M. and the
Skeena hotel. The league

this seasun will be playing
two games Monday nights,
at 8:45 and 10:45, one game
Tuesdays at 7:30 P.M., and
one game Thursday nights al
6:30 P.M.

Winterhawks axe Timbermen

The Terrace Timbermen
were defeated 6-2 by (he
Kitimat Winlerbawks in
Kitimat Wednesday aight,
for their second regular
season loss in as many
games.

Kitimal got the only goal of
the opening period, as
Magiel Fournier secured at
the 12:25 mark, with Lee
Marleau and Stacy Smeader
assist ing.

Royal Command
just turned

40

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The teams came out fast
in the second period, as the
Timbermen tied the game
just one minute and 40
seconds into the middle
frame when Lance Legouffe
seored from Gourd Cochrane
and playing coach Dale
Kushner. The Winlerhawks
gol that one back just 12
seconds later, huwever,
when Derek Degueut's shot
found the target, Chris
Godfrey and Dan Fournier
assisting. Kitimat scured
another at 3:07, this time
John Mazune getting (he
goal frum Mike Delisser and
Ron Egan. The Win-
lerhawks increased their
margin to 4-1 just over a
minute laler when Magiel
Fournier scored his second
gual uf the game al the 4:29
mark, Ron Manaker and
Brian Walt assisting, The
Timbermen found (hem-
selves behind 5-1 when Mike

Delisser scured at 6:22,
assists coming from John
Mazune and Steve Kerbrat.
This ended the scuring in the
secund period.

The teams played
scureless huckey from then
until the 9:29 mark of the
third period, when the

Winterhawks siruck again, ,

this time Chris Godfrey
getting the goal, with Stacy
Smeader and Magiel
Fournier assisting.

Terrace’s Houston Hill
scured from Doug Matheson
at 14;02, but it was a case of
tov litle too late, as the
Winterhawks already had an
insurmuuntable margin.
This rounded out the scoring
fur the contest, the game
ending al 6-2 for the Win-
terhawks.

This leaves the Terrace
Timbermen winless in two
regular scusun starts, after
having lost 13-3 in Prince

Rupert Sunday. According
to coach Dale Kushner, the
Timbermen are currently
trying to acquire four
players from down south,
hopefully to holster the
squad in time fur their next
game scheduled for October
22, when they will take on
the Houston Luckies at the
Terrace Arena. Although
they've lovked less than
impressive in their two
uulings to date, it's still far
igo early in the season to
give upun them, Cuach Dale
Kushner and General
Manager Tim MacLean are
cunstantly endeavoring to
upgrade the qualily of the
team in an effurt to give
Terrace huckey fans a solid
PNWHL contender.

Hopefully they will show
evidence of this im-
provement in their next
pame.

Holt draws suspension

MONTREAL <«(CP) —
Defenceman Randy Holt of
Vancouver Canucks has
been suspended for the first
(three games in which he is
scheduled to play and fined
$30) after two incidents in an

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