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~ Larmour

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president

More than 50 parents turned

“out for Terrace Minor Hockey’s

annual general meeting April 7,
and voted to return Sharon Lar-
mour to the president’s job for a
second year.

Larmour, who gave a lengthy

season-ending report on the pros

and cons of the past season,
took a little flack from the
audience for what she admitted
was a season with a few prob-
lems.

She’ll have two new faces for *|

vice-presidential jobs. Sandy
Marshall moves in as first vice
replacing Lew Larmour, and

Dick Kilborn returns to the ex--

ecutive as second vice replacing

Brock Waldron.

The new treasurer is Frank
Gration. He replaces Ross
Bretherick. Ellen Smith accepted
the vote for secretary to take

‘over from Claire Irwin.

At an executive meeting prior
to the general session, the con-
stitution was changed to allow
for the election ‘of three direc-
tors. Selected were Jake De
Jong, Bruce Nicholls‘and Larry
Munson for one-year terms.

The audience expressed a
desire for more general meetings
and even asked for one in
September prior to the season.
Larmour said general meetings
are normal for twice a year, but
the executive would look into
more meetings where parents
could air their concerns.

. A player movement devised
on a size system was also
discussed, It was pointed out
this has been done on occasion.

A case offered was a small boy

who remained in one division
for several years due to a lack of

- growth.

Spring registration for next
season was again turned down.
A Sparse turnout in past years
when this was tried is the reason
given for a fall sign-up session
only, likely the second week in

September.

A decision on any possible fee
hikes will be made by the ex-
ecutive in the next few weeks.

The meeting was also told that
a parent-player night for
peewees and younger, plus a
banquet and dance night for
bantams and older were to be
held. on the 14th and 16th,
respectively.

The midget triple ‘AAA’ pro-
vincial finals were described as
most successful. Final figures
available for the

meeting, but Larmour said they —
expect to come out with several
hundred dollars profit.

ton

SHARON LARMOUR: Returned to
second term as president of the
Terrace Minor ockey Assocla-

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ockey participants honored _

A te

Holding a trophy almost as large as he is, Gordon Armetrong posed for our
camera following this prasentatlon for the most Inspiratlonal player in the

atom division.

award at last week's annual banquet.

In the 47-player atom division of Terrace Minor Hockey, Robert Karpyshyn
was named the most Improved player by coaches and officials. Ha got his

4

Trio from
under-17
players

Only three of a dozen
under-17 hockey youths were
selected to continue from the
46-player training camp at
Vanderhoof on the April 9
weekend.

The camp had 46 of the best
players in the northern area.

‘After three days of workouts,

coaches pared the roster to 20,
which wiil be formed into a team
to represent the district in’ the
B.C, Cup tournmanet for the
annual ‘best ever’ hockey event.

The six-team tournament goes
this Thursday to Sunday at Sum-
merland,

Named to compete from this

area were Shane Maitland of
Terrace, Mike Zmata of Kitimat
and Colt Stava of Prince
Rupert. They were among 12
players picked from Prince
Rupert to Burns Lake for the
Vanderhoof camp.

Others from our area who
failed to make the team were
Devon Soladwinski and Jason
McKeown of Houston, Dean
Worth of New Hazelton, Doug
Stewart of Terrace (injured),
Robbie Cromack of Kitimat,
Rick Garner of Smithers, Kane
Nicolichuk of Prince Rupert,
and Lorne Halgren and Scott
Hislop of Burns Lake.

The best 46 players at the B.C.
Cup tournament will then
undergo a week-long training
camp under top amateur,
university, and provincial
coaches,

From this group will come the
best 20 of B.C. who will gather
at a further camp with Alberta’s
best to select a Pacific region
under-17 team for further com-
petition.

Scott Blanes, lait, and Kenny Lavole were among the Individual winners at
the annual Aldergrove ‘atoms’ Minor Hockey tournament on the Easter
weekend. The All Seasons Atoms players helped thelr team to a four-win,
two-loss record. Scott also picked up a first-all-star award, while Kenny
won the ournament’ $ most sportsmaniike player trophy. Eighteen teams
took pa .

Among the awards handed oul at
last week’s Terrace Minor Hockey
windup banquet for the youngest
age groups was the ‘Coach of the
Year’ award to Rod McInnes of the
atoms division Kinsmen team.

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