their

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- Bantams tops
in region

Terrace Bantam Reps
continued to show their
power in minor hockey
action on the weekend.

The Bantams hosted
Prince Rupert for a pair and
came through with 8-2 and 7-
5 victories. Rob Brown and
Bruno Hidber paced them in
the first game. with two
goals each. Darryl Carter,
Simon Dodd, Larry Swanson
and Doug Ritchie had
singles. In the second game,
Ken Wideman scored twice
with the others going to
Emile Gagnon, Tony
Procaccini, Greg Paulson,
Hidber and Dodd.

Terrace Peewees split
games with Prince
Rupert’s Peewees. Rupert
won the first contest 6-3 with
Mel Reimer, Colin Parr and
Mark Flaherty getting the
Terrace goals. In the second
game, Terrace put on a
third period spurt to come
back from a 4-1 deficit and
beat Rupert 5-4. Eric
Metzmeier, John Amos,
Glen Palahicky, Robert
Cederberg and Parr han-
died the scoring.

The Terrace Pups were at
Smithers where they came
through with two more wins.
In Saturday's 6-1. win,
Trevor Hendry held the hot
stick as he fired five goals.
Henry Reimer got the other.

In Sunday’s 5-1 victory,
Hendry managed a pair
with singles by Dave
Kawinski, Michael Rouw
and Terry Zaporzan.

The short-handed Terrace
Juveniles lost two games
against Rupert's Juveniles.
Ed McEwan scored twice in
Friday’s 9-4 loss. Wayne
L’dstrange and Geoff Parr
also scored. Grant
Macintosh got the only goal
in Saturday's 7-1 loss.

Terrace Midgets and
Smithers Midgets got in only
one game of their two-game
weekend series. Smithers
won Friday night’s penalty-
filled contest 6-1, then
headed home after refusing

to hang around for the
Saturday game. Smithers
complained about the oi-

fictating of referee Red
L’Estrange, and even pulled
their team off the ice late in
the third period. They did
come back to finish the
game. The matter is now in

the hands of division
commissioner, Jim
Macintosh.

In other weekend games,
Prince Rupert Midgets
slammed Kitimat Midgets
twice — 8 to 2 and 12 to 2.
Kitimat, won a pair from
Houston Bantams by scores
of 11 to 4 and 6 to 1.

THE TERRACE MEN AND WOMEN’S WATER POLO ASSOCIATION

played a couple of games against Kitimat teams last Sunday. with the
men winning for Terrace ? to 8 and the ladies doing even better with an 11
to5 victory. The games were played at the Terrace pool on Sunday. The
above action shows the Terrace teams in action the previous week

Schoolboys’ Provincial

*

Eight teams are gathering
in Prince Rupert this
weekend for the B.C.
Schoolboys’ Provincial
Curling Finals at the Prince
Rupert Curling Ciub.

The teams represent the .

eight regions of the province
and they'll be competing in
a round-robin playoff

Wrestling results

E.T. KENNEY SCHOOL
SAT. JAN. 29, 1977

Team Scores

1) Prince Rupert - 133. (2)
Houston - 91. (3) Terrace - 67
(4) Kitimat - 48.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
89 Ib. ;

1. Brent Petrie - P.R., 2)
Dean Barnett - H. 3} Ray
Prebble - H. 4( Robt.
Robertson - H.

98 Ib.

1. Jose Goncalves - T. 2)

Mike Basss - P.R. 4) Casey

Lewis - P.R. 4) Danny
Morgan - P.R.
106 ib.

1. Ben Galbraith - H. 2)
Steve Hansell - H. 3) Mike
McFadden - P.R.

115 Ib.

1. Allen Dearaway - P.R.
2) Darey Bruce - H. 3)
Gordon Lewis - P.R. 4)
Stanley Bevan - T.

123 Ib.
3. Darren Douglas - K. 2)

John Fritsen - H. 3) Noel
Fairley - H.
130 Ib,

1, David McKellar - H. 2)
Don La Pret - P.R. 3) Ken
Nelson -T. 4) Wayne Fritsen

H

136 Ib. .

1, Morris Shaw - T. 2) Jim
Mortenson - P.R. 3) Angelo
Loggia -K. 4) Don Horbach -
P.R
141 Ib
1. Philip Thomsen - T.
148 Ib.

1. Moreno Guizzo - K. 2)
Randy Mason - P.R.

157 Ib.

1. Ernie Oliver - K. 2)
Mare Garon - P.R.

168 Ib.

1. Kim Garon - P.R. 2)
Brian Burke - T. 3) Tim
Wasylyszyn - H.

178 Ib.
1. Paul Rochon - P.R. 2)

‘ Robt. Kawinsky - T.

191 1b. — no entries.
Unlimited

'1) Ray Castelli - P.R.
Saturday, February 12 —
N.W. Zone Championships
— Houston

The results from the zone
championships will
determine our regional
(Kitimat-Stikine) team to
compete in the Northern
B.C. Winter Games in
Dawson Creek February 18

20. ’

Bull Story
Apoor farmer with a huge
‘family decided to take them
to the county fair. Tickets to
see the prize bull were $1.00
per person. ‘But I've got
a wife and 18 children,”
pleaded the farmer to the
ticket seller, “Couldn't you
let us in for half price?" ‘'18
children!” gasped the hawk-
er in amazement. ‘Just
wait here, I'll bring’ the

bull out to see you!?"

starting Thursday morning.
The schedule has three
draws on Thursday, three
more Friday; then the final
draw Saturday morning to
be followed by a tie-breaker
if necessary. Draw times
Thursday and Friday are 10
am., 4pm, and 8 p.m.

The Saturday draw times
are8 a.m, and 10:30 a.m., if
necessary.

The northcoast region is
represented by the Peter
Juba rink of . Mount
Elizabeth High School in
kitimat. |

Curling Finals —

Other regional reps are as .

follows: Vancouver Island
— Powell River, skipped by
Paul Coulas. Vancouver
City — Prince of Wales,
skipped by Maury McLean.
Suburban Vancouver -
Argyle of North Van,
skipped by Greg Haywood,
Fraser Valley - South Delta,
skipped by ‘Tom Armitage.
Kootenays - Castlegar,
skipped by Bill Van Izerloo.
Okanagan - Oliver, skipped
by Blair Patterson. Central
Interior - Prince George,
skipped by Joe Ray.

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