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_ PAGE Al?, THE HERALD, Wednesday, February 18, 1977

Terrace Baskethall

by Mike Ireland

-- The Terrace Reds ended
’ All Seasons’ win streak at 21
-.fames Monda
. defeating
: Machine 96-91 in a
- played
‘ledat half time 51-50, but the
Reds stormed back in the

night by

Green
well
ame. Ali Seasons

the

second half to lead by as
much as 12 points. All
Seasons . mounted a
comeback but could only
draw within three points.
They had two good chances
to tie the game in the last
two minutes but couldn’t
convert their free throws.
Playing strong games for
the Reds were Willie
Chamko with 30 points,
Andy Ruygrok with 22 and
John Walbergs with 20. High
scorers for All Seasons were
Mike Ireland with 27 points
and Ed Devries and Tom
Marvin with 20 points each.

The Skeena Hotel Orphans
mounted a second half
comeback to defeat Ev's
Clippers, 92-77 in the second
game. The Clippers led 39-25
at half time but the 14 point
spread was not enough as

e Orphans, fed by Albert
Olson and Pat Kofoed
stormed back. Albert scored
16 of his 18 points in the
second half along with
Kofoed, who also scored 13
of his 21 points in the second
half, Bill Gair added 16
additional points ‘for the
Orphans. Rod Kluss and
Dave Crawley led the
Clippers with #4 and 16
points respectively.

Wednesday night, All
Seasons got back on the
winning track by defeating
Ev’s Clippers, 90-04, Mike
Ireland, Doug McKay and
Tom Marvin shared the
scoring duties by scoring 24,

22 and 20 points respec-
tively. For Ev’s, it was Rod
Kluss firing in 31 points and
Paul Walker with 22 points.

The Terrace Reds had a
bit of a letdown after their
big win over All Seasons on
Monday, as the fast im-
proving Skeena Hotel Or-
phans defeated them 99-92 in
the second game. Albert
Olson turned in a fine
performance scoring 43
points. He was followed by
Pat Kofoed with 22 points
and Bill Gair with 16, Willie
Chemko scored 25 and John
Walbergs and Al Glover 24
points each for the Reds.

Poke Slope = eB
Delilah did not cut Samson’s
hair. She made him sleep
while someone else shaved
his head.

Bantams continue
Winning ways

-. Minor Hockey finals coming
- up early in March.

The Bantams hosted

Stewart's Bantams for three
“games at the Terrace
- Arena. They won 9-4 Friday

-night as Doug Ritchie fired a

hat trick. Rob Brown came
‘up with a pair while singles
‘were notched by Emile

Terrace won the Saturday
afternoon encounter 4-1 with
Larry Swanson, Greg
Paulson, Bruno Hidber and
Dodd doing the scoring. The
score Saturday night was 7-6
for Terrace, Farkvam had
twe goals. Others were
scored by Jim Palahicky,
Gagnon, Paulson, Hidber
and Dodd,

Terrace takes
badminton

. The Terrace Badminton
‘Club won the Challenge

over the past 10 years since
it was started.

Midgets skated to an 11-3
win Saturday. Guy. -Fark-
vam, Carmon Brown and
Don McColl scored for
Terrace. In Sunday’s 3-3 tie,
Bob Dempster paced
Terrace with two goals,
Richard Smoley got the
other. ;

Terrace Juveniles also
came up with a fie in two
games against Prince

- Rupert Juveniles. Rupert

won. 9-3 Saturday night.

Murray Hill‘ with two and

‘Mike Ford handled the

Terrace scoring. In Sun-
day’s 4-4 tie, Steve Smythe
had a pair. Henry Davidson

sumkatum Ski Hill. Manager Jos Konst says the T-bar
- willbe for beginners and low intermediate training. It
will be excellent for people moving from the bunny

Rupert takes
- Valentine ’spiel

The rink skipped by Judy
Marineau of Prince Rupert
was the winner of “A” event Lea Scherk and lead, Bea
in the Terrace Valentine Hardy to victory. -
Bonspiel. Curling alongwith ‘“D” event and the
Judy in winning the Fur- Terrace Drugs trophy went
niture Stall Trophy were
Wendy Atchison, third,

Fran Elliott guided third,
Velma Hauptman; second,

to the Terrace rink skipped
by Sally Barrie. ;
Piaying on
this team was third, Gail
Kirk; second, Greta Bahula

-and lead, Toni Morlok.

Bantam Hockey

Trophy from the Kitimat Players that represented and Ron Smaha had singles. . Carole Kristmanson, second py
Club on Sunday. This is an Terrace were, in the men, - and Judy Irvine, Lead. : draw winners
annual event where both Chuck Cey, Gordon Clent, Meanwhile, Prince Winning in “B” section

’ elubs select their best eight
“men and best eight ladies
--and play for the best out of

46: match-ups in singles,

“doubles and mixed. .

_ Terrace won by a margin

“of 26 to 20 overall to take the

trophy.
This now brings the

Ray Flaherty, Rick Slemko,
Murdo Macdonald, John
Wiese, Doug Jenion and
Wayne Epp.

The ladies were Pat
Kenney, Sherry Anderson,
Debbie Halam, Debbie
Anderson, Irma Brewer,
Fran Power, Diane Cey and

Rupert Midgets edged
Smithers Midgets 5-4, then
played to a 7-7 lie. Stewart
Juveniles outscored Kitimat
Juveniles in a pair of games
at Stewart. Scores were 10-8
and 11-10. And Kitimat
Peewees split two with
Smithers Peewees. Kitimat

and taking the Terrace

The Bantam Reps Hockey
Hotel Trophy was the rink yy

Team which will be

skipped by Barb Heathfield
of Terrace. She was backed
by Del Moffat, third; Esther
Andersson, second and lead,
Dawn Elliot.

Prince Rupert also took
the “C” event and the G.E.

travelling to Dawson Creek
for the B.C. Winter Games
conducted a raffle to
provide funds for their trip.
The draw ‘took piace last
Sunday just before a game
between themselves and the

Winners are $50 food
voucher donated by the
Terrace Co-op, Mr. A.J.

McColl.
eve" A Yukon Mickey

donated by the Terrace
Herald was taken by M.
Cline and a watch donated

*;

Terrace Bantam Repshad Gagnon, Troy Farkvam, Terrace Midgets an EE aie oT co .
’ a good weekend as they Ken Wideman and Simon managed a tie in two games LINE ON LEFT.OF PICTURE shows the ap- slope fo the intermediate which is presently too big a
‘prepare for the district’ Dodd at Kitimat. Kitimat's proximate location of the proposed T-bar at Kit- jump. It willbe about 350 feet wide and the T-bar will °

have a vertical rise of 356 feet. It will also offer ex-
cellent night skiing. , ‘ -

Closing Out

Effective February 238th

| We appreciate all our regular

your bottles for refund.

| customers and invite you to return

by Shopper’s Drugs went to
Stewart Rep team. Jan McKinnon.

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challenge to five wins each May McFarland. won 5-4, then lost 7-4. Reum Ltd. trophy as Skip

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