The Green team’s Rod
Philpot converted a pass
from Lawrence Stella
with only four seconds
left in the game to earn
them a 5-5 tie with the

White team in the annual
Terrace summer hockey

Hockey action at
the Terrace Summer
Development Camp
held in Terrace
last week.

school’s exhibition game
involving former minor
hockey players now pro-
ffering their talent in
Junior ‘A’ Ranks.

More than 250 fans
turned out on Aug. 22
for the contest that saw

very little hard-hitting,
' sharp passing or accurate
shooting on behalf of
both teams. The mixture
of junior grads and Ter-
race commercial talent
were obviously far from
mid-season form.
But the game was ex-
citing at times and many
fans were pleased to see
only three minor penal-
ties handed out. One trip

Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 27, 1986 7

The Greens moved in-
to a 2-0 lead in the first
period when Mark Grey-
eyes scored on a pass
from Chris Reneerkins,
and Toye Kaye knocked
in a Colin Parr rebound.
Randy Merkel, with an
assist from Doug Richey,
got one back for the
Whites before the period
ended.

Terry Zaporzan gave
the Greens a 3-1 lead in
the second frame on pas-
ses from Doug Wilson
and Bob Dempster. The
Whites then rapped in a
pair to make it 3-3 after
40 minutes of action.
Jeff Sharples got the first
one from Merkel. The
other was Biagioni’s
short-handed effort.

The teams traded
markers early in the
third. Zaporzan, with his
second of the night, put
the Whites up 4-3, before

Hockey juniors tie _
in summer classic

Hugh Mitchell rapped in
a Sharples’ rebound to
tie it up again. Dempster
assisted on the Zaporzan
score.

They rode the 4-all tie
up to the last two min-
utes when Richey tallied
from Sharples and gave
the Whites what ap-
peared to be a winning
5-4 margin.

However, the Greens
fought back and it paid
off when Philpot knock-
ed the puck past a strug-
gling Tony Hildebrand
in the Whites’ net.

Both Hildebrand and
Wade Flaherty in the
Green goal were called
upon to make a few spec-
tacular saves throughout
the contest,

Many of the 28 players
taking part are now
heading out to junior

training camps through-

out the west. -

TERRACE —The new
Adult Secondary Grad-
uation program at
Northwest Community
College (NWCC) is being
well received. |

Reports
Registrar’s

from the
Office in-

. dicate that response to

the new program, an-
nounced in July, has
been high.

While ample space is
still available, student
demand. has_ increased
over last year said John
Noonan, director, Adult
Basic Education at
NWCC. This is due
mainly to the fact that
for the first time, adults
can complete courses at
the college that will lead
to achievement of the

Adults get training

new provincial diploma
signifying adult secon-
dary graduation.

The Adult Basic Edu-
cation Department of the
college is offering this
course in conjunction
with its other upgrading
programs designed to
prepare students for en-

try into the labor force.

or into other training

programs. These courses ~

are available throughout
the college region and
are open to all adults,
regardless of educational
background. Students
can attend on a full or
part-time basis.

Noonan feels that the
variety of programs
available to adult
learners in this area is
more than adequate.

Where It’s at...

Northern
Motor
Inn

This week’s
feature:

_*

A gulde to
Terrace’s
night life —
the “who
where and
when" for
entertainment,

at George’s Pub

Don & Debbie

Country Western
Singers

Saturday Jam
4 to-7 p.m.
Bring an instrument!

to the sin bin resulted in
a short-handed goal by
the White team’s Ben
Biagioni.

Juniors win doubles

It was Fran and Swarn Mann over Gillian Redpath
and Dave Burdette in the “‘A”’ mixed final of the Ter- Natl P loyment Program for
race Tennis piub’s doubles-only tournament on the ea Pala th . any accepting ap-

ug. 17 weekend. next program.
' Fran and Gillian had earlier teamed up to win the Start date September 22, 1888
adies’ doubles. e junior twosome of To
Cumisky and Mike Hendriksen won the men’s Tus Is 016 ayook program and coke

oubles. : ’
Job search techniques and 4 weeks
practicum. Deadline September 12,
1986. For more info call 635-9481 or
drop by the Kermode Centre. arte

PRE-EMPLOYMENT
PROGRAM
FOR NATIVE WOMEN

SOCCER PLAYOFFS

In the opening round of the Kitimat and district
men’s soccer league playoffs on Sunday, Alcan
scored a 1-0.default win over Terrace, while Kitimat
Hotel edged Rosarios 3-2. North Coast Rugby

League action was called off for this weekend. -

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