Of: ‘Soviet Union?

: ° when the Russlans play.

Pace 4, The Herald, Tuesday, Apri 26, 1989 = a

tO “MUNICH (cPy.- Team Me Germany, is In second place!
“Canada: cheering | for ‘the ~ after completing the rounde:.
an “robin. segment with “five
- > Fat chance, usually, ‘but’ _wins and two defeate,. The
that will be the case tonight
‘the “Ruasians- to - claim
second and drop Canada to
. third. . . ye,

+ Sweden ta ‘conclude the’
ound of the
‘world hockey,
“shamplonship. =" advance to the medal round,

Canada, after a: &1 tt Canada covets second
vletory Monday over West place becausa it would not

Local Sports Shorts
MHA holds general meeting .

The Terrace Minor Hockey Association will be halding its

annual general meeting « and election. of executive officers _

Thursday night.
The meeting will start ate. ‘pm, in an aB yet unspecified
room in the main building. on the Terrace Northwest
* Community Collegeleampuls. The’ room number will be
‘posted Thursday night. 2%
All hockey parents and iniereated people should plan to
attend this very important. mesting, Anyone wishing to.
- ptand for office within the TMEHA should alao plan to attend, .
and should call Roy Gibson, ‘hominating committee
chairman, at 635-6261 or 635-2218 prior to he meeting.

Molson King tickets on. sale |

, Season tickets for the Skeena Molson Kings fastball club’s
initial season in the Norwest Men's Fastpitch League will
be on sale until Sunday, May 1. :

’. After that, people wishing.to see the Kings play in

Riverside Park will have to walt until game time to pay at

the door, |

Tickets are available from Sight and Sound, Westend :

Grocery, Skeena Hotel, Shetield and Sons and All Seasons
Sporting Goods in Terrace, at Schooley Sports in Kitimat
and from any member ‘of the club or its executive. The-

Kings will also have a booth set up at the Terrace daycees

Trades Fair in the Terrace Arena. this. weekend,

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Swedes: would have to upset”

The top” four teams .

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7é elmmer Can Miah -2 ?

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‘have. to wee the. agian
until the final game. of the:

tournament May 2...

When ‘the eight-country

‘tournament began April 16,
that’: was the mioat.- jdeal
acenarlo-- Canadian” head

eaach “Dave King could a
imagine. With the players _
thrown together on such -

short notice, he kiiaw it
would take time for the
players to jell-as a unit.

- ‘Ewo weeks is not much
time to create.a team folid

~ enough to give the powerful

Soviets a battle, but it was

the longest. period . the

coaching ataif ° -could

envision:
Now, it looks as if the

tournament has unravelted

to Canada’s beat advahtage.
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CBC Radio...
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‘Germany, whieh sppaared

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Canada”
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Cansda 2 West’ Germany 1, -

Bnet Germany. 6 Fintend 4

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MUNICH”. ‘ter a Warld
ockey _Shimptonanlp Monte:
HUMMARY

Flest: Period:
‘No scoring.

Penalties —: Anderson can
01485, ‘Gartner Can 14189, - 19:08,
fecond Period -

h Conedi., Halward, {Olonae,

a Taytor) 310) (pp)

2, Canada, Taylor (Goulet,
Dionne) 10:28
a. Weet ore Kunohack!

we (Serndanar,- Hiema) 13:1
‘ Panaltiea — Kushanees

eWGer: 1:03 Goulet Can: 1s.
Thied~ Parlad

4 Canada,
Maruk) 18:18
Panaities —  Gariner

‘giaa, Kvehnhackl - WOer 4 iH.
 fhete en goal ay
‘Went Garmany

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Goal — Weisheupt, Weet Goer:

many, Wameley, Canada,
Attendance _ 10,800, soe

Notice of Public Hearing}
REZONING APPLICATION

remaining games -
involving Canada will be
- carried live: by ctv and by
“Tay, “Doug
“Halward ‘and. ‘Brian Propp..

‘seored’ .. against. .- West a ;

Props ‘ancetan, ouCselveS “pécause'of ne
think .
7 needed." aetna we.

for’ West’. Germany, - ‘but -

‘Darryl’ ‘Slttier negated his

‘presence most-of the’ way,”
“Darryl Bitiler played one.
‘heck of a game," sald King.'.-
Stttler stepped on the icé---
every time Kuhnhackl: did
and won $8 per cent of'
faceoifs between. the ” ‘two.
Gittler recelvad-fo abjéction -
from, referee Juri Karandin .
when .:he.: continually 3

overstepped . ~ the - ie ot
restraining ‘ line at " “Canada’s reinaining’ games
at the ‘world - hockey. ‘
-: championship

taceoif to beat Kubnhackl [
the draw,

teams in past tournaments
~ have gone to-pleces under
_- Miallar conditions: ees
“wwe tried. to < play.” a

controlled . game," said

 Sittler.

us any breaks at all).
“He called some” “iny
penalties against Gs and a.

‘Jot of Canadian teame: Pat. 3

We knew .-dhat eg
” having a Russlan referee:
“that he wasn’t going to aw

‘you're in W.

“have” lost’ ‘th

We ‘enew: this. crowd,

would -try ta’: call some.

-; pemalties and that we had to.

play with a lot of poise. It's |

hard’. sometimes “when

oh We re :
added, “Buk Dave’ Ring is
Very good behind’ ‘the bench
and: eet the. mys. under

: Canada “ita

2.42 In - even”

games. a
The besa ayéctatora in the

TV schedule announced.

‘TORONTO. - «CP)'"

‘wit. “ be’ -

What inapressed King and’ carried live by. CTV, the .

“veterans such as Sitter wis: - fnetwork:

Team Canada’s composure, /

Karandin handed Canada’: CTV
abe penalties . and “West!

announced
Monday. .

Wells. said that - assuming .
‘Canada finishes second: bo.

Germany two and Canady

EDMONTON | (CP)

diet. for ” his ‘players ate

. practlee Monday | _ sweat,
: “and no water. ;

_ Through the rigorous ones.
-hour. workout, - Tessler wai,

. Pelaying the measage that >

he wasn't pleased with thelr.”

"performance Sunday night

when they dropped: an: 6-4.
deciaion ta Edmonton Ollers
in. the first game of the ~~

_Natlonal Hockey League:

Campbell : ‘Conference

‘best-of-seven series Ie here:

tonight, beginning at 7 p. mi:
MT on CBC television..

‘eentre Denia Savard.
_mimmured after.
“and We'te Jal:

way we played .. but Edom
that’s “what

Teaser sald the Hawks, —

ees : .
ves , addin’ ‘name:

Tessier hard: ¢

~.. and Minnesota North Stara .
-* Chicago Black Hawk. coach:
’ Orval Teasler had -a new

after losing the opener in”
each serie’, had ‘a: team-

“ meeting before practice. oh
, The
:  ¢hamplion Ollers.

Smythe: Division °

through = a “g6-minute
practice. . They” “advanced ”
- after knocking: off. ‘Winnipeg |
Jets in three. straight | games
and Calgary Flames in five.

epokima” Tom

tr

the’ Boviet: Unton in ‘the .

‘Sweden: fourth, the first:
- telecast would be Thoraday
“at 2 pam; EDT: ‘against -
“Czechoslovakia,
‘Subsequent. ,

‘telecasts
‘would ba- Saturday. at. Il

“But the ‘Ollers .

“expect the Hawks to sitter
another’ =. secand-perlod .
letdown = like ‘they — did
Sunday when they took
seven minor penalties, were
‘ outahota1-2and outacored 4+

O no.

"They: had eight goals
“gored on them #0 they're
Bolg tohave toregroup and

- Wells said,

| Monday ate: “12180 pin,

ce against the. ‘Boviet: Union.

Ron Reusch of ‘Montreal

‘and: Berale -Pascall ; of”
 Varicouver - will héadle the
duties,

commentators’

“The games alsé are to be

. broadcast... live . a Be
am, ». abainst Sede, and ; ° ;

~ Radlo..

“reorganize” “thelt- gime
plan,” ~ said” fdmonfon
defenceman ‘Ke\in Lowe.
“But T_antlelpate’ they'll

‘play the way they did in the’

firat’ period’ Sunday * ‘and

perhapa be a little “more

physical"
Chicago. winger

‘Secord,-a 64-goal scorer fe

the Pega: seaton and a

Lions trade for: Heath —

“VANCOUVER (CP) — with the Argos in 1962 when ‘defensive line: and. that

West.
Germany. 96-28, Goaltender -
. Rick Wantaley improved his
gonls-agalnit. average to.
games, as
Team Canada stretched ita -Mo
winning. -sirésk to four. ¢

yeltow in the stands
The hoise would: sx
Cana

year. It last,
medal In 1963,
won the > old

“twogoal rian nm Bundy, Id
‘the Hawke will have to ay
a tighter, ‘more. eleanlve
type of game, ee %

“The key to our tb is

oready
elther: ‘We should know how:
- ourselves, .. We're :
professionals, we're: ‘the
only ones who cait feally
(prepare: ourselves. for i”

B.C. Lipns. sent defensive ‘ Toronto madeit to the Grey made Keys availible for @ame.”: mo
Secord,: Savard. ind ‘Haht
winger Steve Lariver could
be the key, They’ have to

find a way to shake: the
tenaclous checking ‘of Ray
Cate, at Hunter: anid Pat

‘of ‘Canadian ;

Heath, wall A reais

a Contest |

” VANCOUVER (cP) _.

The public will be asked- to

: end Tyron Keys to Toronto - Cup final for the first time in - trade,” .
= Argonauta for cornerback . toy

“do Jo Heath in-an exchange .
~ Monday
MT think Orval wasmad at ?-Football League import: ° football
us this morning,” Chicago’ Players. .

Ht yeara.,

The t-foot,
‘Heath

180'pound
played —. : college
for: the Pitt -
Panthers and waa taken. by
Cincinnatl. Bengals in the:
1980 © ‘National Foothall

‘Udagueé “draft, "He algned;:; man-to-man: coverage . a

with Toronto Inat®: ‘year ara
"free agent. ut

said Matthews.

“He's a quality player who

can help someone else.

“We thought a defensive
back might - become
available in Toronto when
the Argos signed Leroy
Paul. We plan.to use a. lot.of

season atid: Heath has’ the
ability to be «@ good

"Keys, 28, joined the Lions - coverage guy.”

in 1961 from” Mississippi

-State and was in and. out of

who won the Norris Diviston help name the covered ‘the lineup for two peabons.

“by beating Sb. Louls Blues. 80,000-seat stadium at B.C, .

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10 Hie DENSITY. RESIDENTIAL 13

won [DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (A- 3) .

: OISTRICT ‘at “renmacit PLai
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Residential) to
property and

LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
‘Lot
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THE INTENT:
Residential Development. me

persons duringnormal- business hours (8:

the Municipal. Council Chambers, '

Hearing. -

that an ‘application to change. the zon! from R.
to R-3 (High Density Residential) ening fam ma
land outlined. and : shaded one the ‘accompanying: map. _

CIVIC ADDRESS: * 4800 Block Lazelle Avenue .

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- Any person(s) wishing to voice thelr of Inlonis regarding this applica yo.
do 30 In writing to Mayor and Council, he of In person the  eventigof of the Poon nie

Take NOTICE and, be, sovertod  eecordingiy, ° af

4 and NY of 8, Plan 1028, Block 41, D. L. “32, ‘Range, 5 |e
‘and 2, Plan 9027, Block 41, D.I.. 362, Range 5, C. DB. ‘
Lot A, Plan 3619, Bidck 41, D.L. 362, Range5,C.D.
Lots 1,2 and 3, Plan 4384, Block 41, D.L:362, Range 5, C. D..

Lots A, B/C and D, Plan 6066, Block 41, 0. L. , 362, Range 5, Cf

of this resgnin, ‘ptcaton Is to allow tor. High Deruity _

D,

The Proposed: ‘amendment bylaw may be viewed by a any and all: iinsietoa _
30a.m.to4: ap. m, ) Monday £0 Friday .
at the ‘Municipal Office, 3215 Eby Street; Terrace, B.C.

The PUBLIC HEARING will be held on

-2 (Low' ‘Denatiy, ;
deta affect. the |

Monday, May 2 183, at 7:30 Pam. a

isting Director

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oto A? a metses sales,

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Place which ome opens.
Sane 10,

has asked B.C, residents to
in with: thelr |
aelectlons by -

The Gfoot-7, 26Spounder

waa taken by New York Jets

‘in the 1961 NFL, draft.:
Head.;. coach.

_ Keys became the victim of a .
changing etensive: ayatem..
BC.
“We've:
defensive
somewhat

- changed: “our
“philosophy -
with. _ te

‘Don

Last week the Argon

aligned Paul as a free agent
after he played out his
option with Hamilton Tiger-_
Cata.

“We felt we could make a

trade. .to upgrade our’
“The | Crown, -cocporation, “Matthews of the Lions sald: ‘defensive.

_ line," sald
Toronto coach. Bob
O'Billovich, “Tyrone is ie:8 .
big, ‘strong, aggressive
player that, hopefully, will

‘eta moreo asa 7

on 108. a

icin 4.
ae gameb nus tr.
think We owe the Oilers one

for the way they: hee} us
badly. ww. - .
-Secord, sald: he,: Bayard
“and Larmer will haye to
look at thelr checkers. and -
aay: “l'rn going to ‘dutwork
‘this guy and put. the puck in
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