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DM Wednesday, December 20, 1967,

Split two with Kia
Terriers ready
for league play?

However, it's not quite assim-
ple as that, Terrace borrowed
some players from Kitimat for
the weekend games,

They are about four players
short of the Northwest League
standards, according to their
coach,

The Terriers are sharpening
their ‘teeth for a bite at Pac-
ific Northwest Hockey League
competition,

Terrace Omineca Terriers
split two games with Kitimat
Merchants Saturday and Sunday,

Terrlers were bombed 7-3Sat-
urday but’ came back strongly | There isa possibility that they
Sunday to hold off the Merchants | will play exhibitions with league
5-4, teams, Burns Lake, two teams

For you philosophers, Mer-| from Smithers, and the Kitimat
chants play in the Northwest | Merchants in the new Year,
Hockey League, Therefore Ter-| Major problem is lack of prac-
race is ready to play, tise time, Only availableice time
is at Kitimat Friday midnight,
But some 35 players are mak.
ing the trip,

Terrace's Terriers also play
in the Kitimat intermediate leag-
ue where they are in third place,

Lack of ice time showed Sat-
urday when Kitimat Merchants
blasted off to a 3.0 lead in
the first period; then applied
more pressure to increase the
margin to 6-1 in the second,

Terrace began to find.some
ice legs in the third and pump-
ed in two goals,

Brian Hanson — on loan to
the Terriers — Jan Johnson and
Harold Flogum scored for Ter-
race,

Shinde had a big night for
Kitimat with four goals, Bell,
Kennedy and Beliveau also scor-
ed for the Merchants. .

Goalie Dwayne McDonald was
the big man for Terrace Sun-
day holding off a third period
attack by Kitimat to protect a
5-4 Terrace lead,

His major test came when
he blocked a penalty shot by
the Merchants’ Beliveau,

jiitimat Outshot Terrace 45.
37,

Terriers opened the Sunday
game with three goals in the
first period by Brian Hansen,
Dale Cushner and Me? Motz for
ja 3-2 lead,

Matz scored again inthe sec-
ond but Kitimat came back to tie
the game 4.4, .

Winning goal was. fired by Al
Pritchet at 1.20 of the third
beriod,

Angels will
chug-chug on
snowy slopes

Look for Angels going chug
chug onthe snow slopes of Thorn-
hill Golf Course,

There are nine of them at
present — Terrace Snow Angels
that is;

The Angels are snowmabile
and ski-doo enthusiasts who have
formed a club to race their
machines,

Group was started by local
man Eric Mueller who now heads
the newly formed group as pre-
sident.

Ray Skoglund is vice-president
and Jack McLeod willhandlesec-
retary-treasurer duties,

Mueller said the club holds
its first, Boxing Day at Thorn-
hill Golf Course, Starting time
is 1 p.m, :

There is one condition, “We
need Some more snow,’ Mueller
said,

The Angels president said that
anyone interested in racing snow-
mobiles or ski-doos would be
welcome to bring their machines
along.

He’s expecting an increase in
membership alter the first out-
ing.

NAVY RUM
PALM BREEZE RUM

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_ Good tidings we bring to you and yours
_ during this season of joy and...

happiness. Our special thanks to all our

"patrons on this Christmas. holiday,

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GENDERS WERE CUNFUSED and

patrons Saturday night when
Sam made a tour of local

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C, .

so were local hostelry
Leapin Lena {left) and Speedy
watering holes seeking funds

to build Terrace an ice arena. They eallected some $88

-in undey-.an hour,

Arena Association campaign

They've got $5,000

only need

Twelve people lacked at a
$5,000 last Wednesday and dec
$245,000,

They were all members of
the Terrace Arena Associa.
tion, meeting in the Coma
munity Centre to discuss ways
and means of raising funds
and projecting an image for the
proposed Terrace arena build.

Lack of numbers did not damp.
en enthusiasm, By lriday morn
ing the first in a group of res
gular Arena moneysraising pro
jects was in operation,

Under the supervision of Met
Moiz, two hockey pools were
making the rounds with the out.
come of weekend games between
the Terrace Terriers and the
Kitimat Merchants determining
winners,

‘On Friday evening Wayne Sea.
brook -and Ruth Hallock donned
outlandish garb and went forth
to solicit funds from hotel
patrons, -Bill as speedy Sam

7 "French Flair Coiffures eal

JUNIOR CAGE
STARS NAMED

Terrace junior basketball play-
ers have formed an all-star team
to challenge Kitiuwc and Prince
Rupert squads. - a

Colin Chasteneuf and John
Oman coach the two teams in
the 14-16 age range, Basic coach-
ing’ is ‘on basketball fundament-
als, ; .

- ,All stars selected this week

are; centre, Randy Kluss; for-
wards, Harry “Baxter and More
ris Squires; guards, Bill Keller
and Tom Casey,  —s, -

Bench. strength will be suppl-
ied by Gale Prest, Keith Hus-
band, Boyd Dixon, Jerry Deane
and Don Kester.

Squad was picked on basis of
experience, ability and attitude,

$245,000

bank balance of slightly over
ided to go after the ramaining

and Leapin’ Lena, the panhand.
ling pair from the Terracearena,
they collected $88,08 in less than
an hour, mostly in silver,

turday mornitig, work crews
mei at three different locations
for a sign painting session
in which display units for the
Arena Association Christmas
Lane on Kalum Street, were com-
pleted, :

The weekend activity marked
the beginning of a move to spark
new interest in the arena pro-
ject throughout the community.

A pair of clowns will make
the tour of the town every woelw
end, armed with a collection
bucket, Booster buttons will
be ordered and sold, to promote
the arena project. mo ,

The Terrace Arena Associa-:
tion recently became Strictly,
a fund-raising Greanization when
Municipal Council authorized the
Recreation Commission to take
over administcntive legal details
and explore all-avenues open in
the area of government. grants,

. The Terrace arena will bepart
of an overall recreational com.
plex. planned for the area by
the Terrace Recreation Commi.
ssion, Tee

At Wednesday's ineeting, Ken
‘Gray, liason officer between the
Arena Association and youth
groups throughout the com»
ronnity, reported an upsurge of
interest .on the part of high
School students, He’ said. the
Junior Arena Association mem.
bership has shown renewed in-
terest’in.the project in recent
weeks,

Twelfth: Night Christmas Tree

ning of Friday, January 5,

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to you. May your day be

bright with joy.and merriment

shared with your loved ones, We F
hope you have a wonderful Christinas! |. i

\ Roger, Ailso, and Garry | _ es

. Time for us

_ to speed very
‘warm wishes for
the Yuletide Holiday

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Basketball

Al and Mac squeezed past leag-
ue leaders Marshall Wells Sun-
day 53-51, . .

The win puts Al and Mac on
top of the-league, ,

Al and Mac tock an early lead
but Marshal] Wells used. sharp.
shooter John Miller to keepthem-
in contention with a respectable
25 points, i “

Al and Mac left it to the clos-
ing seconds to ‘pull ahead. Har-
old Champoux dumped in’ two

-|points to break a 49.49 tle with

less than a minute remaining,

set’ up a fast break to hard
driving Doug McKay for a four
point lead, '

Marshall Wells’ Martin Adama
netted a clutch shot but it still
left Al and Mac with a 53-51
margin,

MARSHALL WELLS: John Mil-
ler 25, Herb Morvin, 10, Mart-
in Adams 8, Simon Muldce 4,
Mel Margourt 4. .

AL AND MAC: Jim Gould 13,
John Oman 13, Harold Champoux
11, Doug McKay 8, Jim Olson
6, Colin Chasteneauf 2,

Sunday’s
poorly played with a half time
score of only 13-11, contributed
by lack lustre offences,

Agar finally won 38 - 37
when Fred Philpot put in a tech-
nical foul, a

A lack of respect for the of-
ficials was shown again Sunday
by players both-on and off the
court. It would seem reasonable
that without amendment of play-
ers’ attitudes, player disqualitic-
ations will have to follow,

SKEENA: Itod Kluss 17, Bruce
Peters 11, Bob Kester 7, Rick
Dakin 2,

“Initial.plans were made for a |

Burning to be held on the Com. |.
munity Centre grounds onthe eve. |.

Cassie Hall

leads field-in
cross country

Running conditions were far
from ideal for the first inter~
School cross country race stag-
ed here on December 12,

A total of 45 runners from three
Terrace schools took part in the
event, which started at Cassie
Hall Elementary school and took
them over a rugged, snow-cover-
ed.two-mile ‘course, ~
’ Competitors ranged. from
Grade Five to Grade Seven in
category. Thornhill Elementary

der the supervisionof G,F, Bish-
Op. Veritas School had £8 run.
ners out, under the direction of

Brother L,A, Kearns, and Cas-

sie Hall fielded a team of 12
under the coaching of Kevin-0’~
Farrell,

A group of interested spec-
tators Stood by, as the 45 boys
started on the initial run.

Alan Webb, a youngrunner from
Cassie Hall encouraged the rest
of his team-mates on to team
victory by placing first inthe 2
mile run,

Webb was followed by Vernon
Jacques, .Brian Hobbs, Bruno Bel-
anger, Glen Goodwin and Mike
Barg.

Team placings were based on
the first six runners home from
eachteam, —

Verltas School was second with
Peter Woester, Gary MacLean,
Ekkehard Losch, James Dakin,
Leon Prusko and Martin Bokesch
in that order,

Third place went to Thorn.
hill with John Loresso leading,

Schulmeister following up,

The ‘next cross-country race
is scheduled for sometime in
January and will be held at
Thornhill School, A two - mile
course is currently being stud-
{ed for the contest,

ticipating, or in promoting any’
other inter. ~ schoal competition
May contact Kevin O'Farrell at
Cassie Hall School,

Then a rebound by Jim Gould |.

second game was|-

entered a fifteen man team ‘un-|-

and Rudolph Tellectien, Dennis |.
Darby, Bob Muckle and Henry}

_ All schools interested in par.

Als down Wells. |

AGAR; Fred Philpot 11, Jack
Stroet 9, Don Haudenschild 6,
Al Blessin - 2, Dave Wadley 2,
R, Brown 2, ’

bed Agar Red and White “72.50,
_ MARSHALL . WELLS;
Morvin 23, Martin Adams 17,
John, Miller 16, Simon-Muldoe 9,
Mel Marquort 7,0 “|.

AGAR; Fred Philpott 22, Don
Haudenschild 11, Jerry Sharples

Farrell 2, Al Blessin 2, Har-
old Ludit 2, J.

SCORING LEADERS: Martin
Adams 1, Herb Morvin 2,: Rod
Klus. 3,
Oman 5, -
’ LEAGUE STANDINGS: Albert
and McCaffery 1, Marshall Wells

White 4,

eague |

Marshall Wells, Tuesday, bom-|._
Herb 7

7, Gord McConnell 4, Kevin O'.|'

John Miller 4, John]

2, Skeena -High 3, Agar Red and | -| §

Sterilize men,
Liberal lady
tells meeting |

WINNIPEG (CP) — Instead of
women Knocking themselves out
over the question of information
about and distribution of cone
traceptives in Canada it would
be simpler to’ sterilize men,
says Mrs, R,W, QueeneHughes,

Mrs, Queen-Hughes made the
Suggestion at a meeting of che
Winnipeg South Women’s Liberal
Association. . ;

She said sterilization of men
is being done in India where cline
ics are set up in rallway -stat-

ons and bus depois, .

_. BASKERVILLE HOUNDS AT
- BASKETBALL HOMECOMING |

“Thére are basketball sames for men and women and -
dancing to the Hounds of Baskerville at night, + . :

That's the program ‘for Skeena Secondary Basketball
Homecoming December.26, Skeena Secondary Girls’ take on
grads: starting. 2:p.m, {a the Community Centre, -Mon grads:
follow in a game. with: the - students’ at. approximately 3:30, -

. ° John Oman 1s organizing the grads teams, He wanta grads
to phone him at 635.5573, Terrace Teen’ Club will decorata
the Community Céntre Hall tn preparation for the Homecoming |.
- Danee that night, Prince Ruperts ‘Hounds of Baskervitle supply _
the music from 9:30 tolam. 9 ©: rn :

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Our wish is that you weken to a Christmas

; full of the best the season offers...
the joy of loving friends, the peace of plenty.
Have the Merriest Christmas of all!

Ftom the Management .and Staff of -

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