12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 4, 1987

Oldies hockey

season

The Terrace Timbermen
Oldtimers have a runnerup posi-
tion to show for their first start
of the over-35 hockey tourna-

_ ment season.

season-opener on the Oct. 24
weekend, Terrace met Smithers
Drillers in their first contest.
Smithers won 6-3.

The Timbermen then had to:

come back through the nine-
team:..16-game series to get
another crack at Drillers in the
‘A’ side final.

They did this’ by blanking -

Kitimat Golden Oldies 8-0 and
downing Smithers Hudson Bay
Lodge 7-2,

Timbermen grabbed a 3-0 lead
in the final and held this margin
til the third period when Drillers

fired three to tie the game at 3-3 .

in regulation time.

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A shootout was needed. to
declare a winner. Drillers scored
three times while Timbermen
made only two shots, thus giving

' Drillers a 6-5 victory.
At the Prince Rupert Wririkles —

The. other. Terrace - ‘entry —

Thornhill Okies —: started with:

two -straight shutouts. - - They

blanked the Rupert Puckaneers -

5-0 and held Kitimat Merchants
scoreless with a 3-0 win.

Next game saw the | Drillers
beat. the Okies 7-1. Houston
Hobblers ‘eliminated: the Okies
5-3 in their fourth game, |

Houston won ‘B’ side with a
10-6 victory over Kitimat Mer-
chants. ‘C’ side went: to the
Puckaneers with a 9-2 thrashing
of Hudson Bay Lodge. .

Next for Timbermen is ‘the
Vanderhoof tournament on the
Nov. 6 weekend. |

Tri-city minor hockey

Terrace rep teams completed
only three of their four schedul-
ed contests on the Oct, 24
weekend. The second bantam
game was “blacked out’’.

The bantams scored a decisive
11-5 win over Prince Rupert in
the Friday game. Two-goal ef-

forts for the Inland Kenworth |

_ boys came from Garth Muller,
Mike Wiebenga, Benny Red-
mond and Shane Maitland.
Singles came from Jason

Campaign
continues.

TERRACE — Terrace RCMP

crime prevention officer Ewen

Harvie announced this week that

the community anti-shoplifting
campaign will continue as part
of National Crime Prevention

Week.

Harvie said the program will
primarily be directed at Grade 7
students in local schools,
*‘Statistics have shown that ap-
proximately 50 percent of
shoplifters are between the ages
of H1 and 15 years old,”” he said.

The campaign is designed to
discourage theft among young
people by showing them the con-
sequences of being caught. Har-
vie will discuss police and court
procedures and the implications
of having a criminal record, and
the discussion will be illustrated
with a short video that shows the
arrest trauma in detail.

Harvie said the Terrace pro-
gram is the only one of its kind
in the province and it will soon
. come under evaluation by -the
Ministry of the Attorney Gen-
eral.

Shoplifting figures for the
first ten months of this year
show a moderate decline over
the previous three years, with
187 incidents on record as of
Oct. 28.

- “This project is a good exam-
ple of the police and business
community working together to
educate the - public,’ Harvie
said; -

Police

On Oct. 24 RCMP along with
the Thornhill Fire Department
attended a house fire on Fire
Creek Ave. Damage was min-
imal as the fire was quickly ex-
tinguished, The incident was the
result of a faulty dryer.

McKague, Doug Stewart. “and
Dennis Bannister.

The Saturday game went one
period with Terrace ahead 3-2.
A power failure then. hit the

arena, and by the time lights -
were revived, allotted time. for

the game had lapsed:

Officials said they'd play the

game Over ata later date,

In the Terrace-Rupert, atom. .

series, David Broek helped: the

All Seasons: team with a seven- .

goal weekend. He scored three
in Terrace’s first-game’ 8-7. win,

: then .added * four: in: -their 8-7 4
second-game loss.” -
Kenny Lavoie had two goals

in each game, while Devon Van
Hulle had one in each contest.
Norm Ladaroutte and Scott
Blains had singles.

Elsewhere, Prince ' Rupert
swept two from Kitimat Kiwanis
peewees by 6-3 and 8-4 scores.’
Kitimat’s Legion. Bomber
midgets blasted Rupert’s
midgets 18-2 and 1-2. -

No games were scheduled for
the Hallowe’en weekend,

Midgets win
in Smithers.

The Terrace Totem Ford

midgets had an off weekend
from tri-city play, so they went
to Smithers for a couple of
minor hockey exhibition games
against their midget » counter-
parts.

In game one on Oct. 24, goalie
Earl Mutchke recorded a
shutout as Terrace blanked their
hosts 9-0., Russ MacFarland and
Mitch Shinde each scored twice.
Cory King, Jason Wiley, Derek
Phillips, Derrick-Eckess and Ken
Lavalle also scored.

In game two, Terrace
outscored Smithers 7-5. Shinde
and Phillips had.two each while
Lavalle, King and Wiley had one
apiece.

Report

ee ah

On Oct, 21 a‘Terrace woman —

was charged for assault with a
weapon when she chased a man
through the North Kalulm
Trailer Court. ~

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