Page 4, The Harald, Monday, February 27, 1978.

HOMETOWN REDS
SWEEP QUARTER FINALS!
REDS §

WINTERHAWKS 4

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, BY O.C, RIPLEY .

It’s always nice to win, and victory is even

sweeter when you win itin the other guys rinkand

e Hometown Reds did Saturday

nite in the Aluminum City as they shot down the

Winterhawks and now await the out-come of the

play-offs between the Burns Lake Braves and the
Smithers Totems.

their loyalty be treking to Kitimat and joined a
' packed house to cheer their\Reds on to victory.

Art Frenette, the speedy Reds right-winger,
got the Reds on the scoreboard early in the
game on a pass from Lance Legouffe and Tim
Kolner. Frenette who had been going full tilt,
carried on into the boards, where he completely
obliterated his right skate blade, While he was
off the ice, Doug Matheson made it 2-0 on a rink
length dash, set up by acting playing-coach, Dale
Kushner. Frenette with borrowed skates,
sprinted deep into Kitimat territory, and was
hammered into the boards and had to be taken to
the hospital to have a number of stitches sewn
into his finger. It is not known at this time when
he will be ready to play again, but as Art likes to
state, it's a long way from the heart.

Late in the first period, Winterhawk’s Brad
Owen got one back assisted by Rob Orpen.

THE RED MACHINE WORKS

At the thirteen second mark of the second
period, Lee Marleau scooped one by Andre Jean
when the speedy Barry Heit failed to clear the
puck away from in front of the net,

At 4:07, Barry Heit combined with hard-hitting
Gordy Cochrane and Tim Kolner to put the Reds
out in front once more.

ENTER GUY FARKVAM

At least 100 or so hometown Red fans showed.

L Hometown Reds sweep quarter finals —

Farkvam scored the next three goals, assisted
on all three by Barry Heit and Doug Matheson,
as the Reds completely dominated the play.

At the end of two periods the score was 7-3 as
Barry Heit had scored at the 19:58 mark, taking
a pass from Legouffe and goalie, Andre Jean,

Kitimat managed only one goal in the second
period, as the Reds just kept bottling them up in
their own end. - ;

ICING ON THE CAKE

The Winterhawk’s Ron Egan stole the puck
and scored at the 23 second mark of the third
period, but the fire was quickly extinquished as
the Reds were everywhere, and Andre Jean was
outstanding, making several brilliant saves
early in the period. At 3:07, Winterhawk’'s Ian
McLelland, who our fans refer to as ‘‘The Goon”,
was ejected when he couldn't be restrained by
the officials.

At 5:28, Winterhawk Brad Owen was sent to
the Sin Bin for a lengthy stay when he made
unkind remarks to referee Harry Fairbrother, as
well as did Guy Farkvam, Farkvam, however,
did not appreciate the confines of the Sin Bin and
was ejected from the game for displaying his
displeasure, and wound up with a gross
misconduct for his antics on the ice. .

At 13:22, Steve Radford, of the Hometown
Reds, took a pass in the slot from Legouffe and
Matheson to make it 8-4.

COMMENTS :

The Reds outshot the Winterhawks 34-25. Many
of the Winterhawk shots were tough ones to
handle, but Andre Jean, in the Reds net, was
outstanding and continued to. frustrate the
Winterhawks on many occasions,

VANCOUVER (CP) — O'Flaherty and Rick Blight

Vancouver Canucks took a 4-

0 lead midway through the
final period'en route to a 5-1
defeat of Smythe Division
rival Minnesota North Stars
in a National Hockey League
game before 10,243 fans

scored for the Canucks while

Glen Sharpley, with a power-

play goal late in the final

Period, replied for the North
tars,

Following a scoreless first
period, Vancouver led 2-0 by
the end of the second period

~ B.C. Sports briefs

as rookies Gillis, with his lo a 62 victory over Trail
20th goal of the season and Smoke Eaters in a Western
Manno, with his third, beat League game Saturday
Minnesota goalie Pete tonight, -
LoPresti. Kimberley led 4-inatter

KIMBERLEY, B.C, (CP) the ferat period,
— Kimberley Dynamiterg © Both teams had three
grabbed a three-goal lead in ™inors, a major and threa

The Reds owner, Red L’Estrange,. is very
happy with the win, as must be their Acting
playing-coach, Dale Kushner, who has taken
over the.coaching duties as L'Estrange has been
suspended for one year by the B.C.A.H.A. Stated
L’Estrange after the game, he would have liked
to have played this game before hometown fans,
but expect the fans enjoyed the game between
Gordon and Anderson and the Juveniles
Saturday night in Terrace. ;

If Burns Lake Braves beat out the Smithers
Totems, there could be play-off action here this
coming Saturday if ice time can be negotiated by
Reds managment, Dougie Matheson took one on
the chin and visited the Kitimat Hospital after
the game for a‘sew job. .

On the whole, the Reds are healthy, and are
looking forward to taking on either Burns Lake
or Houston of the Eastern division winner in the
semi-finals. Watch your local newspaper for
further information and keep informed about the
Hometown Reds, .

TERRACE AND DISTRICT -
HOSPITAL SOCIETY

' Annual Meeting

DATE: Wednesday, June 7, 1978

8:00 p.m.

TIME:
PLACE: Lecture Theatre
Caledonia Senior
Secondary School

The business will consist of the election of members of
the Society, the election of the members to serve on the
Hospital Board of Trustees, and presentation of reports
covering the year 1977,
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In order to be eligible to vote, membership must be
purchased before Sunday, May 7, 1978, Membership
may be purchased at the following locatlons:

Milis Memorial Hospital
Royal Bank of Canada
~ Terenta Dominion Bank

Saturday night. —

The Canucks controlled
the game throughout, out-
shooting Minnesota 30-28 and
got solid netminding from
Curt Ridley to take a three-
point lead over Colorado
Rockies. The North Stars are
fourth, eight points behind

the first period and coasted game misconducts.

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