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THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 15, 1976,

SoMing

ROGER DUFTY fights for every
Abbotsford goal line.

seein ma 3

is 5
rn

iin aah

inch towards the

Ray Tremblay to boss

On Saturday Terrace

Northmen hosted . Ab-—
botsford Rugb Club in what
is hoped will be the first of

many encounters. The game
was a very enjoyable one
although it appeared that
Abbotsford were suffering
somewhat from their

Commercial Hockey League.

Terrace. Commercial
League players, coaches,
managers and the new
executive learned that the
league was nearly $1,000 in
debt and in need of another
sponsor for the four leams
that will be playing this

"season at a meeting held in

the Terrace. Arena last
Thursday evening.

First order of business
was the election of officers
for the coming season. Ray
Trembley was chosen as.
with = Chris
Josephson as first vice, Pat
Hayes was elected Referee-

in-Chief, with Wayne Braid,
Eric Chapman and Gordon
Hamillon filling out the rest
of the executive with
Bonnie Shaw Secretary-
Treasurer. 7

Games for, the
season will ‘be
Mondays .and Thursdays
wilh an exhibition game
being played every Wed-
nesday agains! the Juvenile
hockey club from minor

prove strang enough, will be
admitted into the league

coming.
held on -

-hockey. This is a test period —
for the juveniles and if they .

after the Christmas break,

Badminton Club
opens season

The Terrace Badminton

Club launched’ its 1976-77

season last Sunday and will
be playing on a regular
schedule from then on.
Club nights are Sunday
evening from 7 to 11 on the

. Skeena Junior High Fleor,

The club will be in action on
Tuesday and Thursday
nights between 7:30 and 10
on the Thornhill Junior High
Floor.

The first ‘‘fun’’ tour-
nament for the club will be’
scheduled at some time in.
late October! Also during
October the Club hopes to

If you ask for Kitchen

Cabinets ait Al & Mac, .
‘ and so very many: people

do, you are directed to
Dennis & Kelly. Dennis
and .Kelly are fully
trained
establishing the proper
layout'for your hame, be
or
brand new. Estimates
and drawings are
-available free-of-charge
and terms are available.
to sult your budget.
Cabinets are stocked at

Al & Mac by the hun-°

dreds, In fact Al & Mac is
the only stocking dealer
of ‘Kitchen Cabinets
between Prince Rupert
‘and Vancouver. You have
‘Yo do it that way If you are
to give proper service
‘here in the north and
RLY Bird marketing:

_ ‘philasophy insists upon

service. ‘It's no wonder’
‘Dennis. & Kelly are such

eo

weed

Oe)
ed

bring up a Canadian Bad-
minton Association coach
fram Vancouver to hold a
clinic.

The Club invites any in-
terested player or would-be
player to show up‘ during
regular play hours. Also
anyone can get further
information from Club
President Chuck Cey or
Secrelary Fran Powers.
Chuck can be reached at 635-
3564 and Fran at. 635-5214,

Monday night games will be
played at 3 and 10 and the
Thursday match will take
place at 9:20.

As has been the case for
the last lwo years, each
team will be allowed to
protect six players and the

‘reét will have lo‘ go ‘into the”

draft. This creates a well
balanced . league and
provides. many exciting
games during the season.

The first practice for
players interested in
playing this season will be

eld on Monday, September
20 from 8 p.m, to 12 p.m.

ladies’ auxiliary anda

with | another practice on
Thursday evening from
10:30 til 12:30, then again the

next: Monday’-from: 8 to 12. |

Several ways were
brought up'to make money
(o pay off the existing debt.
One was the organizing of a

pine cone picking for Can-
Cel which could raise
. enough to get the league on
an even keel again.
Players fees will take a
sharp increase this year as
the cost of ice lime has in-
creased and one less team is

in the league which also

adds to the increase.

Terrace Women's Hockey
needs help

Terrace Women’s Hockey
group is seeking support
from the community for its
1976-77 season. According to
Asunte Pijl if there is not
enough interest there will be
no women's hockey this
season.

A meeting will be held
September 22 at 7 p.m. in the
Senior Citizens Room of the
arena to decide the future of
women's hockey this
season. |

Urganizers are looking for
members and supporters 12
years of age and over.
Parents of children 13 years
of age and over are also
invited to participate in the
new season. °

Three trophies will be
presented at the end of the
season and anyone in-,
terested in learning more
about women’s hockey is
invited to the meeting or
asked to call Asunte Pijl at
638-1268. coe

In the art of”

1976

Court.

Office — 635-6311.

-Acopy of the 1976 List of Electors is
at the Municipal Office, 3215 Eby Street. Terrace, B.C:, during regular.
office hours (8:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m, Monday to Friday). ;

All persons entitled to have their name entered on the list should check
to determine whether or not they have omitted or Incorrectly recorded.

All complaints should be addressed to the Municipal Clerk, 3215 Eby

Street, Terrace, B.C., and be in his hands prior to the first sitting of the

Further information may b

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE OF COURT OF
~ REVISION
MUNICIPAL ELECTION |
VOTERS LIST

The Court of Revision to hear complaints and to correct or revise the
1976 List of Electors, will sit in the Council Chambers of the Terrace
Municipal Building at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon on Friday, October t,

‘"G.W, Buchanan
. CLERK-ADMINISTRATOR

posted and Is available for viewing

@ obtained by felephoning the Municipal

“

hey

Terrace wins close one

journey and the social oc-
casion of the previous
evening.

The game opened with
Terrace applying pressure
and driving down into Ab-
botsfords 25. From an en-
suing line out the ball was
bouricing loose and with

Abbotsford team unable to
control the ball Dufty was
able to pick upand run in for
a quick try. Ray Homeniuk
failed with the, conversion.
Terrace led 4 to 0.

Being the first game of the
season both ‘teams were
playing very controlled

Abbotsford defeats
Prince Rupert

On Sunday Abbotsford
played Prince Rupert at the
second half of their nor-
thwest tour. This game was
hard fought and it was
satistying for Abbotsford in
that they won 3 points to 0.

Again Gordon Ellis scored
their points fram a penalty

goal. It must be added that

VIC COUTURE leaps high fo snag a pass.

there were quite a few in-
juries over the weekend
which was unfortunate for
the teams and players.
The Terrace and Prince
Rupert teams look forward
to continued rivalry with the
very sporling Abbotsford
team,

Buy insur.
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rugby and not trying many
moves. Neither team was
dominating but Abbotsford
moved close and were giver
a penalty which Gordon
“Crunch” Ellis booted over
and brought them within one
point of Terrace, the score
now Terrace 4, Abbotsford
3

Within a short space of
time after the play had gone
from end to end Abbotsford
scored another goal to add
to their total and put them
ahead for the first time. Just
before the end of the first
half Abbotsford came alive
and camped on the Terrace
five yard line and after
repeated attempts failed to

: penetrate. The score at the
a

If was Terrace 4, Ab-
botsford 6.

The- second half saw
Terrace playing into the
wind. Abbotsford now
started to take advantage
and began to build up
pressure in an attempt to
make a major score. All
their efforts were thwarted
by dogmatic defence by the
Terrace team.

Afler a scrummage in the
middle of the field a Terrace
man went offside and Ab-

botsford were given anolher ;
penalty kick which big -

“Crunch” Ellis again
converted. Abbotsford was
ow beginning to tire bul
were leading 9 points to 4.

Terrace gathered

themselves and came alive. .

The ball moved across the

line and big John Shaw ran —

from the halfway line

stepping inside the full back -

to score a really impressive

try. Terrace had now moved .

back into

contention, :

Terrace 8, Abbotsford 9. -

Terrace now had the
momentum and showed

more drive at this stage of -

the game. With some ten

minutes left to play Vic ~

Couturebroke into the open
and moved the ball to John
Dodd who ran over a man
before handing the ball on to
Archie Demarchi who
scored another try to give
the lead back to Terrace
who ran out 12 to $ winners.

The game was really :
entertaining and thoroughly :

enjoyed by both the par-

an

ticipants and spectators and -
a big thank you must go lo -
Abbotsford for coming up lo °
share some time and fun.on ;

and off the pitch. —

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