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-The Terrace Commercial
League reps avenged two lasses
from last year in a single game’
Boxing Day as they trounced
the visiting Prince Hupert
RCMP subdivision taam 93
before nearly 900, spectators.

The Reps took a 3-1 lead al the
end of ihe first, erupted for give
voals in the second while
holding the RCMP to a single
Marker and then swapped goals
with the RCMP squad in the
third for the viclory. The
RCMP sub-division leam won
Iwo encounters against Com-
mercial League rep leams last
year, 10-3 on Boxing Day, 1972
and then 11-7 on January 26,
1973,

The RCMP, comprising many
players from last year's crew,
lacked the scoring punch and
the effective goal tending that
saw them through last year's
season, The Commercial
League, bolstered by member
of Jast year's Tigers and with.
some new, highly talented
players, were anything but the
lackadasical crew which was
dumped twice ip 1973.

The RCMP ‘hit the score-
board first when Randy Bart

poked a loose puck past Ken
Senger al 2:07 bul the hopes for
a Mountie romp were dispelled
by Marcel Tockenay, one
minute and two seconds later
when he won a face-off deep in
the RCMP end and swept the
pack into the nal.

Although sthe RCMP
dominated play in the early
minutes of the first period by
the time Dale Kushner had
scared his first goal at 8:56, the
fleps were taking control of the
play. Onthat goal Mel Motz hit
Kenny Ziegler witha pass at the
Reps blue-line. Ziegler ‘raced
down ice with Kuster, drew
thadefensemen oul and then fed
‘Kusner In the slot.

Wes Phillips of the Com-
mercial Reps won the first
penalty of the match al 9:39
when he gol the gate for high
sticking, but al 12:35 Bob
Johannsen left the Mounties. a

man short and a minute later.

Trokimchuk left the RCMP lwo.
men short.

Although the. police team
killed the double penalty, it was
only a second after Johannsen
stepped on the ice that Letowski

took a pass from Ken Ziegler .

and converted it Into the third
and final goal of the period for
the Reps. Wes Phillips picked
up the second assist on the play.
The period ended with a
string of penalties, Ziegler and
Olsen for the Commercial reps,
‘ Bort, Mohr and Schmerskinsky
fer the RCMP, —

I didn’t take the Commercial}
Reps long to get on track in the
second and after only-a minute
and fifteen . seconds Rino
Michaud and Marcel Tookenay
broke out two-on one.
Tookenay fed-Michaud in front
of the goal an the Reps were up -
4-4, Al 1:59 Ziegler received his
second minor of.the game and
ihe RCMP took advantage: -.
Randy Exner and -’.Ed
Trekimehuk charging in of goal
alone. Exner finished off the
play., scoring the Mounties only
foal of the second frame.

Near the mid-way pointin the
period ona of (he - brightest
starts In tha Commercial league
universe, Fred Lawless, rushed
the length of the ice and slid a
back hiand past Bob Stafford to
give the Reps a 5-2 lead and less
than a minute later the Reps
had tripled the RCMP out-put.

Kermo des eagerly

Although the Kinsmen's
annual Invitational Basketball
Tournament at Caledonia
Senior Secondary School is still
a week and @ half: away
members of the Caledonia
Kermodes are locking forward
to the two day festival of
basketball action.

The Kermodes lope io get a
little revenge against both the
Paint Grey Greyhounds and the
Prince George Polars in_ this
year's tournament and by doing
50, make a move at improving
Iheir tenth place standing in the
provincial - ratings. The

, Greyhounds finished. first at the
Kinsmen tournament last year _
while the Prince George Polars
wound up in.secand place, The
Kermodes finished third over- -
all when the final buzzer had -
sounded.

The Keremodes can also
expecl some tough competition
from the Prince Rupert
Ralnmakers, a . perenially
strong team and long-time rival

of the Kermodes.- The tocal.
leam hepes for a repeat of lhe.
1971-72 season when they beat
the Rainmakers oul as zone
champions for the first time
ever. Their boys are off to a

Only one BCFWS event f

. Terrace will play host to only
one British Columbia Festival
Sports event. during. the

province wide campaign.which = - t
4 pionships for Table Tennis will ..

‘Ketchikan goes
home happy _

runs from aJanuar

D MaLy Lf 7 -
February ath’ thistydarc! =

..That sport -will be Table, ::

Tennis and there will be a

regional closed touxnament .

getling under way at 10 a.m, a
at Parkside Primary School on
the 18th of this month.

. The tournament's organizer,
Mrs. Joan Davis, tald the
Herald late last week thal Table:
Tennis Clubs in Telkwa,

good start, having hammered
Rupert in their only meeting
“this year. .
As well as Point Grey, Prince
George and Prince Rupert, the
Houston Shadows will have to

Houston, Smithers and Prince
Rupert have been invited -to
compete in the one dale fete.

. The -provineial’ - cham-

“* be held in Vancpuver on the 2ad.
of February but, according to
’ Mrs, Davis, it is doubtful that

lournment here-will be sent. to
Vancouver because of a lack of
funds. |” .
«Whether. we
sald Mrs. Davis, “depends on.
whether the individual can

Local judokas promoted.

, The Terrace Judo Club held &
promotional nigh! on Decembe!

‘Around:
the House

os

(CLIP AND SAVE. .

Thai old plastic shower curtain
. makes a fire drapciath.

Sort outgrown baby clothes In
boses according to size. No
more searching through piles
for a frignd in pead. oe

Place a.small, heatproof dish of AF

water in the oven when you

bake. Keeps cakes moist, and’ By

bread crust won’t gat too hard.

Banana baby food substitutes
beautifully for frash bananas in,
cake or bread.- - ; .

Water plants-with the water in,
which eggs have been bolled - ar

add Jor 4 crushedeggshells toa 4

quart of* water. Great

minerals! .

, a
Did you know that Filter Queen
is used by several of the hatels
and. motels right here in
Terrace. * | ; :

> "Prasented 23 a, community

service-by =|

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' Brousseau,
. McKinnon, John Bartlett, Kent
. Goddard, Garnet Doell, Donald

| CANADASFINEST “ff =

‘oon which saw (wenty-five
judokas awarded higher
degrees in the sport.

..The highest honors went tc
Joe Mandur, a junior, who was
promoted to a green belt and
was named as ane of the Club's
assistant instructors, Joe has
done well in comipetition

; throughout the area this year, .

..Promoted (to yellow bell
were:
Gagnon, Jocelyn Pellitier, Allan
Gale, Kevin Goddard, Mike
Spenter M

Hahn, Ernest Banthoux, Karen
Arnold-Smith, Maureen
Palahicky, Sheldon Yasinchuck
and Bryan Supernault.

Eight judokas were promoted
to orange belt; Troy Farkvam,

Fred Hahn, Phillip «:

Guy Farkvam, Tibor Mandur,
Dayid Hill, Rudolph Mot-
schilnig, . Angela Motschilnig,
Julius Mandur, Roger Sandahl. -
_ The evening also saw the
draw made for 44 a beef, The
winning’ ticket number, °1766,
was held by L Pelletie
Scott Avenue. © =:

. There wiil-be new classes for

7th of January in the basement
of the Skeena Secondary School,

Or Ty
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to a counselorship. He
probably did a better: job
than Ihe emperor! ~

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Reps trounce Mounties 9-3 _

Marcel Tookenay fed Dick
Shinde a perfect pass right in
front of Stafford. Shinde lost
control of the puck momentarily
and then, with a great second
* effort, got the disk on his stick,
and ‘slid it between Stafford’s.
legs. -. Pos 7
Dick Shinde scored his second
‘jpst after the fifteen minute.
mark in the second frame when
he and Rino Michaud broke in
jwoonone .

Al 16:23 Ihe Reps compleled
their scoring « for the period
with Dale Kushner set up by
Rick Letwoski and Mel Motz.

The RCMP regained a little of
the edge in play they had held in
the carly part of the first period
inthe third but couldn‘t find
the holes in Ken Senger or the
steady Rep team defensive
squad. Just into the period
Keith Camilli left the ice with a
leg injury after a collision at the
Reps blue-line and it wasn’t
long before Bernie Dubco set
himself up onthe corner of

Senger's crease and Look a pass "

from Don Gillispie,

- Dubeo had no problem
beating Senger on lhe play and
the RCMP had their third and

await tourney __

6356357 |

final goal. of the game.

Ralph Mohr of the Mounties
was sent off for tripping at 6:40
and it didn'l lake. the Reps
power-play many seconds to put
the finishing tauches oa the
game, Only thirteen seconds
had expired in the penalty when
Rino Michaud scored his second
and Mel Motz picked up his

-third assist of the encounter.

Thal finished the scoring for the

game, though it wasn’t-for lack -
“of trying or from a lack of shots

on goal thal no more goals were
scored. .
Marcel Tookenay -with one
goal and two assists, Me } Motz
with three assists and Rino
Michaud with 2 goals and one
assist were top point getters for
the Reps, Dale Kushner and
Dick Shinde each scored two .
goals while Rick Letowski
netted one and assisted on

another and Kenny Ziegler set

up two markers, Fred Lawless
had one point for his goal, while
Wes Phillips had one point for
hig_assist.

For the RCMP it was five

’ players with a single point each,

Bort, Dubco and Exner for their
goals and Gilispie and Troki
chuk for their assists.

_ Cents Mike-Fynn and. Hal

Cheap shols were the order of
the day Tuesday as the Cen-
tennials took on the Com-
merciai League Reps ina New |
Years Day special to raise
money for the swimming pool.

Mernbers of both teams used
- their bodies and slicks as
weapons in the game which saw .
the Cents come away with a 5-2
evictory.

The Cents.took a three to one
lead in a penalty filled first
period ongoals by Glen
Cochrane,
Bob. Peebles. Ken. Ziegler
replied for theTertace Com-
mercial Reps. ae
Penalties in the frame went to
Teylor, Thorsteinsen and Me'
Motz of the Reps while 7
THE Cenis had Gord Cochrane,
Fim Cook and Dennis Gaebring
caught Srealing rules. -

The only goal of the second
frame was scored by Wes

Phillips who took a pass {rom .

Rick Olsen and beat Doug
Forbes inthe Cents net.. The

Papke and the Reps John

be’taken in competition in the, from their piaying days with the "great basketball action for local

toursament, The Shadows
threat is not to be taken lightly
by the teams as local players :
will remember the prowess of |
the Janzen boys on the court

afford it.”
. Mrs. Davis - also expressed

“* disappointment in that only

It look the Ketchikan Kay-

“Hi's from Ketchikan Alaska ~

every bit of their considerable’
basketball prowess (a beat the
Caledonia Kermodes in Terrace
and even at.that they only
‘pulled the victory oul in the
dying minutes of the match. .~
"With the score ted 86-86 in the
last minute of the Tuesday night
“encounter the Kermodes were
‘pressing for the win, perhaps a
bit too hard. A Kermode for-
ward fouled a Ketchikan

defendeand although the player -

“missed on his _free-shol the
rebound was grabbed by the
Kay-Hi's and stuffed home for.
an 88-86 win. :

Janvary 2 Wednesday -

7:30-9 - Adults ONLY:

‘January 4 Friday

January 5 Saturday

january 6 Sunday

8-10. - Adults ONLY
January 7 Monday

FREE.

January 8 Tuesday
7:30-9: J0pm - Genera

or Terrace —

"DISTRICT OF TERRACE
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT -

Skating =|

9:30-Tlam -. General Skating.
"1;40-3 - 12 and under ONLY":

9-1lam - General Skating (Pre-sc
7:15-9: 15pm - Students & Adulis

5:15-7pm - General. Skating , -
8:30 - Houston vs Centennials

2:00pm - Prince Rupert vs
5:30-7:30pm - Family Skating (c
accompanied by a parent) —

| Skating

’ Skeena Tsimshains.
~ The Kinsmen,

who are,
sponsoring the tournament in
order loprovide top competition —
for the local team and some

Table Tennis was an official
BCFWS event in Terrace. .

. Prince Rupert also has only one .

. ‘That score marked the closest
a loca:] team has come to a
visiting Alaskan baskelbali
squad in some time.

The
played the Kelchikan Varisty

team ‘earlier-in the night and . j

faced their. first loss of ‘Ihe
season, against a powerful well-
balanced team. The margin of
victory was over twenty points,

Full details, as well as game
reporis, were to have been
submitted fo the Herald by
members: of the Caledonia
journalism. class but due to a
mix-up in communications and
the holiday break, the article
promised never materialized.

re-schoolers FREE) *
QA

=”

s Centennials.
hildrei: must be |

:15-12n00n -  Genral Skating (Pre-schoolers: ; :

Tickets are now available for Events 37. 9
(January 5, Houston. vs Centenniais) and Event 9° §
38 (January 6, Prince Rupert vs Centennials) at |
the Terrace Recreation Office, Tarrace Arena
Monday to Friday 9-12, .1-5Spm. 7 7:

4

Skeena Tsimshains. §

.fans, are. sponsoring -their
tournament for many years now
and have made the event one.
of the sporting high lights. in
-Terrace. . me

event, while Kitimal has two.
By comparison Dawson Creek
is sponsoring eleven separate
evdnis. ’ So okpee
Terrace will
the province-wide ‘Quedd f thes
Lanes" bowling event, which is
recognized by the BCFWS and
inchwies over. fifty, ather B.C.
communities. °° 82

Phone 635-6511

" year by B.C.
courses which are
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" Nocational School, -

” DIESEL TUNELUP — 72

. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR

$36.00

Dennis Gaerhing and ©

also takepart in fF

The following information is provided on co ne
Vocational School, Terrace. ‘Additional or. different ©
trade orientad may be. offered ‘if the demand

Anrlication forms will be availab
‘on ine first night the course is offered. ;
st.” BINANCIALASSISTANCE |.
In-some cases Canada Ma

‘Manpower. Centra. counceliors

ADVANCED WELDING — 72 hours
~ . This coursa is designed to advance

This course is designed to up-date t

: spits course will caver small gutboard mo ‘
"etc, and is intended to improve tha skills of persons maintaining and .
small motors, Ugon succassful completion of the course, students enauld 68 able tp _
perform tune-ups and maintenance functions and tq trouble shoot faults, Mondays
and Wednesdays commencing January?, 1974 atsevenpm:

ELECTRONICS — BASIC —72 hours.

. “This course is designed ta cover basic AC an
plication and use of testing aquipment This course should provide the necessary .
asic information required ta proceed to advanced training in Electronics at a later

date, Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 10 pm.commencing January 7,1974 Fee

“WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1974

eap shots and _
ippy hockey
mar match

Taylor all. recived slashing.
minors in the second frame. .

There wera thirteen penalties
called in the third period ‘in-,

cluding o five minite major. for.:
fighting to Gord Cochrane and @ -:
triple minor to azKenny- -

Ziegler. .

Scoring for the Cents in the
third were Dallas Ellerby and
Bob Peebles. .

The game was out of hand
from the beginning and only
calmed down a litile inthe third
~ only to flare up in the dying
minutes. Members ot both
teams were slashing, elbowing
and throwing barely legal
checks, much to the delight ofa
Zood portion ofthe crowd,

TERRACE CENTENNIALS

nected far no less than? goals

change in Bob's style of play

likely well surpassed.

Referee Saudy Hubbard, 2

_ Ever since the beginning’of (he season, Bob Bremer hps
been playing in the shadow of his linemales, Bob Peebles and
. Mike Jynn. But now, as you probably know, Bob has come
Sout of that shadow in a most outstanding way. He has con-

him perhaps the hottest play
Possibly one of the reasons
. He has ‘become much more
aggressive. This,makes opposing players-much more wary
of his presence, and causes them to make more mistakes.
Bob has madelt his business to capitalize on the chances. -
Bob's teams in Drumhellar and Morrin, Alberta both went
tothe Provintial championships in 71-72 and 72-73, These —
were his Midget and Bantam years... reg
Early in the present season Bob‘said that: he would ‘bé ~
A. happy. if he scored 20 goals this year, He now has 17 in 25
games, and It appears that his goal willbe reached and most

newcomer to the game of-of-

ficialing seemed unsure of. a

himself and was far from eager-
“to call infractions ‘although, at,
thes ‘lie raised his arm and...
then dropped it. a

Not all the fault for the game
ean ‘rest with. the referee
hegever, it is the. players -
themselves that setthe style and

did their best to. hospitialize
-some-one unless appearances
ara deceiving. _

Two players were shaken Up, .
Kevin Olsen and Bob Peables of
the Cents, bul many more
recieved bruises and cuts,

The game was full of chipps
checks and cheap shotsand was
perhaps the worst played in the
Terrace Arena {o daic, ~

ad

ee

in the last two games, making
er in the league. ——
for all the. goats has been the

f

Sponsored. by.) 6-230

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B.C. Vocational School . Terrace”

Programme of Evening Courses | :

urses to be offered this

[REGISTRATION -

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= 90 hours: -”

_ POWER ENGINEERING UP-GRADE — 72 hour. 4,
_ This'is-@ tutarlal type course’ for students who are te:

Ihbe offfred each Saturday

“Y ‘commencing January 12,1973. °°:

FOOD

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npower may approve the payment of fees far qual
persons who take courses ta upgrade them. in their. prosént ‘employment, Canada

will be available on Registration Night at: the

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WELDING BASIC — 72 hours -- ‘ -_
This course is intanded fo assist persons working In trades :
amount of welding skill but do not warrant the employment ofa full time welder,Bath ©
theory and practical-are included. M

londays and Wednesdays fro
~. commencing January 7, 1974 . an

rhis the knowladge and skills of persons who have 2
completed a Basic Welding Course or those who have had field welding axperience  ~

but whe have had no formal instruction. Bath theory and practical ara included.
- Tuesdays and Thursdays {rom ? to 10 pm. conmencing January 61974 Fae $36.00

; | he knowledge and skills of persons engaged in
this trade and may be used for persons working toward their T.Q.-examination ad-
ministered by the Apprenticeship Branch of the Department of Labour, Tuesdays and
Thursdays fram 7 to 10 pm. commencing January 8, 1974,"

tors, lawn’ mower and chain saw motors,
d OC theory and circuits and the ap:

King appropriate ‘Southern
“Albarta Institute of Technology Course to obtain certlficatién at ane srihe following:
___ Boiter-Oparator, Fourth Class Engineer, Thir Class Enginoer, Second Class Engineer, _”
..- oF First Class Enginear. Students who have taken sucha. course should consider ‘~
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