8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 21, 1987

Hockey reps win| 14

SIX OVer

Terrace minor hockey rep
teams won six of the first eight
games of the season against Kiti-
mat Opponents on the Thanks-
giving weekend.

The Totem Ford Midgets split
their. pair against ..Kitimat’s
Legion Bombers. Kitimat won
the opener 9-4 in a successful
debut after having no team last
season. Jeff Martin paced Ter-
race with two goals while Mitch
Shinde and Colin Brehaut chip-
ped i in with singles.

Totem Ford reversed.the score
in game two to notch a 6-4 vic-
tory. Derek Phillips fired a pair
to lead the way. Shinde, Rod
Epp, Kevin Kennedy. and Russ
McFarland also scored.

The Inland Kenworth Ban-
tams swept both games against
the Kitimat Lions. It was 8-1 in
the first game as Shane Maitland
and Dennis Bannister each
scored twice. Jason McCabe,
Garth Muller, Clint Prest and
Doug Stewart filled in the rest of
the score.

The second game was an 8-4
' win with Vinny Redmond and

Local

Kitimat .
Davey Jones getting two goals
each. Prest; Maitland, Mike
Wiebenga and Richy Piattoni
added singles.

The Skeena Cellulose Peewees
won their duo against Kitimat

Kiwanis by the same score in
both games — 6-4. Game one

had Chad Wilson and Brian Cox |

each getting a. pair, while
Dawson Kelln and Jason Wal-
dron contributed singles.

Six players shared scoring in -

the second contest — Wilson,
Cox, Link Dugan, Bobby Ba-
santi, Randy Sousa and Shane
Bourgoin.

The All Seasons Atoms won
and lost against. Kitimat’s
Rotary Atoms. Terrace won the
opener 8-7 as Norman Lader-
oute and Ken Lavoie each fired
hat tricks. Scott Blains and
David Brock also scored..

The second contest came out.

12-7 for Kitimat. For Terrace

David Brock had three goals :

while Lavoie added a pair.
Devon Van Hulle and Tyler Gib-
son scored singles.

puck talent.

all over the map

‘Graduates of Terrace and
Kitimat minor hockey systems
are playing this season
throughout B.C. and the
western provinces, and in the
United States.

Three former Terrace players

are playing professional in the

States.

Jeff Sharples, after some
N.H.L. playoff time with the
Detroit Red Wings last spring,
attended the Wings fall camp
but failed to gain a spot on the
roster. He was shipped out to
Adirondack of the American
League in early October,

Rumor has it that Jeff and

one or two other young defence-
ment could be back in the
N.H.L. by the New Year if the
Wings’ numerous. veterans fail
to produce.

Dale Kushner, signed by New
York Islanders before the June
draft, is also down in the Amer-
ican League at Springfield.
Rudy Poeschek, a New York
Ranger signee two years ago, is
with Colorado of the Interna-
tional League.

Kitimat goalie Mark Fitz.
patrick had a super camp with
Los Angeles Kings, but his Wes-
tern Hockey League team —
Medicine Hat Tigers — needed
him for his last eligible junior
year,

Two Terrace netminders are
rostered with W.HLL, teams.
Wade Flaherty is with Victoria
Cougars, while Tony Hilde-
brand signed on with Brandon,

After a few years in the
Western Hockey League, Terry
Zaporzan is seeking a college
education. He’s playing with the
University of Alberta at Cal-
gary.

Three area youths are with the
B.C. Junior Hockey League's
Abbotsford Falcons — Blaine
Moore of Kitimat, and Troy
Kaye of Terrace. Former Ter-

race resident Brad Trudeau is
the third Falcon from this area,

Jan Alger and Mark Greyeyes
are back with Vernon of the

B.C.J.H.L. Kitimat’s Adam -

Taylor joins Terrace’s Mario
Desjardins with the
B.C.J.H.L.’s Richmond

Sockeyes, Ben Biagonni is back -

with the Delta Flyers of the
B.C.J.H.L.

Two Kitimat players are in the
Peace-Cariboo Junior League,

Ron Swick is back with Prince |

George Spruce Kings and Kelly
Gilchrist with Fort St. John
Huskies. -

Ladies’ sign

The Terrace “Trojan ladies
hockey team has moved under

the wings of Terrace - Minor «|

Hockey. It’s strictly a dollar and
cents move: It’s become too ex-
pensive to run the team in the

tri-city league (Terrace, Rupert °

and Kitimat) and also attend
tournaments and playoffs. By
joining Terrace Minor Hockey,
the Trojans cut down on high in-
surance and ice-rental costs.
Meanwhile, according to
latest counts, registration for
Minor Hockey is up in Kitimat
and Terrace, but down at Prince

Rupert. Terrace report they’ve-

signed up about 270 youngsters
— an increase of about 25 of last

year. Kitimat has just over 200 |

registered, while Prince Rupert
has about 150 players.

Northmen lose

A ninth-place finish out of 10
teams was the best that Terrace
Northmen could do on the
Thanksgiving weekend at the an-
nual Gobbler Rugby Tourna-
ment at Abbotsford. The North-
men managed only a 10-0 win
over Royal Roads of Vancouver

Island.

—_

The Scores are.

_ TERRACE MINI- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

- ' Organizers:
Doug McKay 635-2521
_, Phil Letham 635- 2768

oe ~ ‘Coaches::

a - Sight & Sound Sonics
_. . Harpat Manhas-635-2153
“7 Steve. Salanski-635- 6297 |

_ Kitelse Knicks
- Dave Hogg 638-1032°
- Andy Davis 635-2054

-*. Totem Furniture Celtics
>.) Aaron Davis 635-2064 =~
,. Balbir Mann 638-1875

~ i James McKay 635-2521 __

” “Wilfiams Lakers
Dion Orbel!l 635-3775

_ John Favela 635-5139.
Arnie Peillitier 635-6798

- Practice Schedule

TIME

7:30-— 8:30 Mon.
8:00 — 9:00 Mon. _
6:00 ~ 7:00 Thurs. .
7:00 — 8:00 Thrus.

TEAMS
Knicks
Lakers
Sonics
Celtics

4 SCHOOL
_ Cassie Hall © -
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_- Cassie Hall |
' Gassie Hall -

Games
All games played at Skeena Junior. High

Oct. 9 5:30 Sonics vs. Knicks 7:00 Lakers vs. Celtics er
Oct. 16-6:30 Lakers vs. Knicks 7:00 Sonics vs, Celtics”
Oct. 23 6:30 Sonics vs: Lakers 7:00 Knicks vs. Celtics

Oct. 30 5:30 Lakers.vs. Celtics 7:00 Sonics ys. Knicks «|. -

_ Nov. 6 5:30 Sonics vs. Celtics 7:00 Lakers vs. ‘Knicks.
‘Nov. 13: 5:30 Knicks vs. Celtics 7:00 Sonics vs. Lakers
Nov. 20 5:30 Sonics vs. Knicks 7:00 Lakers vs. Celtics

* * These games on November 20 will be played at Uplands School

“Nov. 27, 5:30 Lakers vs. Knicks 7:00 Sonics vs. Celtics ©

' Dec. 4 5:30 Sonics vs, Lakers 7:00 Knicks vs. Celtics
Dec. 11 5:30 Celtics vs. Lakers 7:00 Sonics vs. Knicks Oe
“Dec. 18 5:30 Celtics vs. Sonics 7:00: Lakers vs. Knicks... es

_ Jan. 8&9 Playoff Tournament

TAI- CITY MINOR HOCKEY REP LEAGUE

“OCTOBER 10 WEEKEND

| ATOM DIVISION Terrace 8-Kitimat 7
; itimat 12-Terrace 8
PEEWEE DIVISION Terrace 6-Kitimat 4

BANTAM DIVISION

Terrace 6-Kitmat 4
Terrace 8-Kitimat 1
MIDGET DIVISION

Terrace 8-Kitimat 4
Kitienat 9-Terrace 4
Terr: ‘ce 6-Kitimatd

_ TERRACE MEN’ S REC HOCKEY LEAGUE

North Coast Auto 6-Inn of the West 3
C.N. 5-Inn of the West 3
North Coast Auto 7- Thornhill Okies 5

“OCT. 11
OCT 13
“OCT. 15

‘TERRACE MEN’ S BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Skeena Oldtimers 70-All Seasons 67

; OCT. 15
: Ev's Clippers 92-Kluss and Sons 63°

* oct.s
y ‘ocr. 16°

TERRACE MINI- BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Sight & Sound Sonics 61-Kitelse Knicks 24
Williams Lakers 49-Totem Furniture Celtics 30
Williams Lakers 49-Kitelse Knicks 19 -

Sight & Sound Sonics 20-Totem Furniture Celtics 14

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AUTHORIZED AGENTS

Wednesday, October 28 — Thera will bea Bicycle Ciub meeting at 8 p.m.
In the Arena recreation office to plan fall and winter events, mountain
bike trails, training prggrammes. New members welcome. For more In-
formation call 638-0456

Interested In helping the Scouts or Gir! Guides, orthe community? Short
on time, but still interested? The B.P. Guild will help you help, without
necessarily filling your calendar. If you don’t have the time to become a
Scouting leader, you can atill help Scouts through the Guild, or If you.
wished you had gone into Scouting, the Guild can get you helping with
Scouting events, For more information, contact Finn Larsen at 638-1377.

Temace Association tor Community Living needs advocates for handl-
capped people living In Terrace. For more Information please phone
Janice at 635-8322 or Carol-Ann at 635-3940,

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In Court

In Terrace provincial court on
Friday, October..2 Edward
Sinclair was fined $450 and
received a six month drivers
license suspension for impaired
driving.

In Terrace provincial court on

Friday, October 2 Henry Ben-

tham was fined $300 and given a
six month drivers license suspen-
sion for impaired driving. “> -