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Greal players often risa to.

the occasion: So it came as:
‘.. ‘no surprise that Brad. Park 7

~ seored the overtime goal ©
~ that’

Local Sports Shorts.

* Park’s dramatic goal, his:
second of the night, came at
1:52-of the first overlime

‘propelled. Boston’
Bruins: into the Stanley Cup

TMHA holds general meeting

- The Terrace Minor Hockey Association will be holdingits |
annual general meeting and election of executive officers
Thursday night, -

The meeting will start at 8 p.m. in an as-yet unspecified
room in the main building on the Terrace Northwest |
Community College campus. The room number will be:
“posted Thursday night.

All-hockey. parents and interested people should plan to 7

attend this very important meeting. Anyone wishing to
stand for office within the TMHA.should also plan to attend...

“and-should call Roy Gibson, nominating commiltee .
- chairman, at635-5251 or 635-2218 prior tohe meeting.

Saskatchewan wins Air Canada

' Saskatchewan's Regina Pat Canadians midget rep team
‘won the Air Canada - Cup Saturday, -beating Ste. Foy
Governors 5-4 in the final of the national midget hockey
tournament in Ste. Foy, Quebec.

Over 21,000 fans watched the series, which stretched over

In the consolation final, “Thunder Bay beat Alberta’ s
Sherwood Patk 6-1. Thunder Bay’s Donnie Porter was.
voted the tournament's most valuable player. ;

Terrace’s Totem Ford midget reps went winless in their
round-robin portion of the series and failed to advance to th
eplayoffs, They were beaten 8-4 by the champion Pats and |
1-0 by Ste. Foy, finalists two years in a row, during the
round-robin. No Terrace players were given individyal
awards after the tournament. .

“ines? - Conference: ial i
against . New. York Islan.
-ders.’

gave Boston ‘ A 39 win over
Buffalo Sabres. Tt may have *

. been the biggest goal, of: his

15-year career.” .
“hey. were. expecting . ay
real. hard: ‘hol and’ it. just

mi kind of rolled to the net,"

said Park of° the overtime. '
dramatics, .“It". “bounced
back out, straight oul, and it.
was just sitting down flat

..-Bnd siding toward me and |

saw everybody down’ and. 1
said:"Just get it up — make
sure it’s on net: aie

‘His high Slapshot beat as
sprawled Bob Sative,

«oT. never. scored? an ~
overtime: . goal. in my
‘career,”. Park said. “Pye

never won’a seventh game:

- in my career;"

His goal put-an end to a.
spirited performance by thé
Sabres, | who. pushed’ the.

Bruins to. the seventh: and

“Tuesday night. |

“of the first: period when’ he

series with a ‘53 - ‘en
’ Friday. : :

Boston is heme. to. “the: !
‘ Islanders jn, the: Opening

game . of their

“Meanwhile; in the opening.
“pame of. the. best-of-seven

_ Campbell Conference final,”

. Edmonton. Ollers. dre y. ‘first,

blood. with an’ 6-4" ‘victory...
_ over Chicago Black Hawks, -
sy Boston battled back. from ;

a 20 deficlt: early: in the.
“second” ‘period: to’ win ils

“second overtime | game ‘in

‘this’ year's playoffs.”

‘Ric’: Seiling” opened’ “the
scoring for Buffalo at. 0:42

fired a-‘shol from the: ‘left

‘faceoff circle’ between’ the -

pads of goalie Pete Peeters,
" Seiling’s second goal “of...
the playoffs, also assisted

5 “by. Mibe: Rameey and ‘Aiidre

‘and- [think that was the |
“difference --in .. ‘the _heckey
game.” oe

0; Doug ‘Crouiman:, “and

situation. :

Park’s first. goal. of the
game, on a power-play at
9:21 of- the. second period, ~
tied the-game 2-2. His shot
snaked through -Boston’s
Keith Crowder and: ‘Buf.

_games this season.

dh playoff. goal ia a. son 7

iu do: ‘that ‘you're going to

' mane and that’s exactly
at ‘happened. us."

Chleago. played: a strong

But the. Black Hawks -

ame out: flat in the second
period, ‘took a series. of

nd ‘Bi Gardner, refill for the’ ’

o iiak
“true: indication “of! their.
in hockey team. 1 think they'll.

“first: goal "and. Went to the =

1-1-tie,..-
. lockerirodm with'a 1-1 tie, . play in’ the. secorid Period

‘bounce: back’. On Tuesday.
‘We capitalized on. 0ur- power

‘CAI: series best of seven!

- NHL

Chicago 4 af Edmonien &
First Perled
1, Chicago, Secord 3 ‘(Savard,
Crossman} 13:38
a, ‘Edmonton, Cole J (Hughes,
Hunter) Wai?

falo’s Bill Hajt in front ‘of: ’ ‘penalties ‘and managed just gy auatts o : Penalties — Preston Chi, An’
the net--sind got, by’: the ”!Wo shots while the’ Oilers Playotfs a Te Colter Em 1:5, Pasion
-sereened goalie,” * - 4 peppered. . “Chicago.- ~~ a . laace Chi 12:28, _
It was-only thé’ Bring’ oaltender: ‘Tony: Esposito = ™ g x Eamonn niet 2 ‘ome
seventh goal ‘in , 52i:pow tt 2} ‘shots: ‘aad b built: ied B eeemrencefcmmnimmnemnne tif Hughes) fon, Linseman 4
plays in, their” 11; ‘playotf Fl} a iLindstrert pression) 6:58)

5.° Edmonton, Andersen .

Ollers 8 Black Hawha ' Bdmoattin. attack. with’ ie wakes” CONFERENCE:  egmamen. retry "1
“ ler, Kurrl) 12:57. (pp)
We gave the game away: * goals while Ray Cote, Dave Serniiiaa eer ee Murray Chi 1:34,

“inthesecond period thfdugh: .- Hunter,’ ‘Ken - ‘Linesman, - Mea ole ar Sutter Chl 10:53, Paterson hi

bad penalties, "a: ‘lack’ of Glegn:. Anderson,’ “Wayne . Butlaln ; 4 33. ete ‘eam. TAS, Fox” chi awele

. discipline and: finitely Gretaky and ‘Mark Messier: : auishy’ Rew ‘minor 17:30,

~ Canada’ needs: tie for objective —

MUNICH (CP) - _— “Team
Canada needs at least a tie

., today. against West Ger-.

many to accomplish its first

bjective.
a week and featured the top 12 midget hockey teams inthe | major objective.

. country.

‘together 10 days ago, head
coach Dave King and

' assistants Jean Perron and .
George Kingston knew it.

would take time to mould
the players into a bona fide

team. The aim was to win

“enough games to tinteh

“among the top four which

qualifiés a- team for: medal ‘-
play at the ‘conelusion of the -

* round-robin portion: of: the .
When the collection of: “eréight-country tournament,
. National Hockey League

professionals and a handful -
of amateurs: were thrown:

A 6-2 vietory Sunday over
East Germany, with: left-
winger Brian .Propp leading .
the way with two goals and
an - assist, improved
Canada's record to 4-2,
Czechoslovakia and Wesl.

Germany tied 33 in a..

following game. -
_ Meanwhile, in Dortmund,

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: Buffalo “$ Bostan 3

*, Hoston 3° Bulfato 2. (OT)
Friday Rerult -

 Wedneiday, April 20
Botton % Buffalo oO

‘ Manday, April 10
Boston 6 Buffalo 2 |

wes » Third Paried ‘
3 Edmonton, Measior 11- (Cot.

* fey. Gretrky} 0:25 (ppd

- @, Chicago, Crossman 3 (Sav-
ard, Secord) 3:04
9, Chicags, Secord 4 (Saverd,
. Larmer} 13:52° (pp)

Finland tied Sweden 44.and against Italy and Sweden - Sunday, April 1 \ ay Een suri a
theSoviet Union won itssixth against the Soviet Union. If vifalo «Boman 3 a egmantone Kure 4
* game in a row,’ hammering those games follow form, — Boston 5 Bullalo 3 ; (Greteky), oe Us a ardear, ;
Ttaly 11-1, “the Soviets should finish -, are ae te (Marth, Paterson). 18:4) (pp)

That left the Soviets with

with the maximum 14 points

: CAMPBELL CONFERENCE

Penalties — Huddy Edm 6:50,
“Brown Chi §:23, Semenka Edm

12 points, Sweden with nine, and’ Czechoslovakia and » Finat WoL R AB Major - 10:51; Hughes Edm . 14:51.
Canada swith. eight, Sweden with nine each. Edmonton a ee
Czechoslovakia. and: West’ If Canada beats West “#4 Ot 8 Oe PDL das
Germany | with « Seven, : Germany, - -Canada - will: t Edmonton : Chicaga 4 _ meng! ams Esposito, . Chicagqs
Finland with three: East -, finish second with 10 points ~ Chicago ot Edmonton, 9:08 ° Allandance—17,496. .
Germany with two and. Italy’ : and. Czechoslovakia and 6m. Sunday, May 1 _ ° matte elt Periee , con)
without.a point. ‘Sweden’ will take<the third = cadmontan' a Chicago, 8:35 : a Buttalon Selling 1 (Ramiey:
Czechoslovakia nies “and fourth spots. A tie ©". - yuenday, ‘may 3 > Penalties Halt But 0:59.
— = :. against: . West: ‘Germany. . Edmentan.’ at Chicago! “e:95  Klutak Bos 6:08, Hajt Buf 147,
. would : leave: ‘Canada even pm . Park Bos -lé: 20, Van Boxmeer
SUMMARY. 7 7 wo! . Thursday,’ May } “Buf, 18:51: secind
First Period with Sweden and goal dif- chicago at“ Edmanton, 905 pune Nie a tRativer,

1. Canada, Propp (Reinhart),
Calg
are ‘East

Germany, Frenzel

ference would decide which
of the-two finishes third or

‘fourth. WT ‘Weal. Germany.

: Edmanton at

pam. necessary :
Sundey May 6
Chicago, :

hci
P.m., TF mecasaary io!

5 : Savard) 3:50

“3. Boston, Pederson 16 (Aid

@ 41 dleton) 6:32

4. Boston, ‘Park 2 iMiddleton, :

Bor, |

Canade, ‘R Hah 41.(Pr Tuesday, May..1¢
gt. Reinnart haan ‘were to upset Canada, it . ‘Chicago’ at Edmonton, 9:3 O'Connell)’ 9:21. (pp a
: ' m., If necessar oe 1Penaitles — Savard But, Gil.
4. Canada, Gartner (Hart. om... Gessary «
" spurg.. Reinhart) 8:08 Hert would qualify for the medal ; Mas Boe bet Perreault aut 0:39,
ner . a . amsey Gul. Fergus @08 ine-
Pvotnen None ‘.» round and Canada would be mv a play. 7 lors 11:11, Rufe But, Pederson
5. Canada, Prop Tal playing for Fifth’ to. elghth. ot scoring Teadert _ottye Sunday. spon malora Taal. ‘Barr Boa
Bes ata) Vaso’ Beawe Canada Is favored against’ came: 1! oar ‘Third Paving - :
y Panatie — Maruk Can -.19: 5%, West Germany but: from the Gretzky, Edm. WIS H Na scoring. femssy
mi B . -
ort eee eat arga ”— Getmand’exceptional fort Middon. Sav , | 4 SVR Penuling Ramee
; 7 Canada, Maryk (Reinhart) against Czechoslovakia, in” Messier, Edm - Lop yew 0. Overtime , ;
sy Bourne, NY! vot ‘sg °. 5. Bosion, Park’ 3 (Pederson)
ak ‘penalty’ ~ Watters Gan 16:53. which Erich - Kuhmhackt geri, eam anis 18 a
on Shols on goal by scored all, three goals, it'll Eaverd, al So ae zi . bei weal tye ;
"Canada 9 10 1-30 son,
- Bast ‘Germany. 13 egg -be no cakewalk, Bourque, gos; ' dt on 13° Buffalo TSS 1~22
poet = Wamauy, Coneda; “It’s for the whole ball of Medberg, MYR) 1) a st OMneel — Seuve, wuiton, pe
attindince — 5.00. wax," sald King. Nilsson, Cal wa

tars, Boston.
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Notice of Public Hearing

_ REZONING APPLICATION

St.

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ae *PROPOSED” AcZONNG FROM Low DENSITY + desioewrint te: 2-
EAE . _ TO HIGH DENSITY AESIDENTIAL {R-3}'

EXIB ine ZonING”

HIGH OENSITY:

RE SIDENAL” “tn ay.

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Take Notice thet ana
‘Residential) to R-3 (Hi

. Property: ‘and

Lot 2, '4-and Nv2 of 8 Plan 1026, Block 41,
‘ Lots'] and 2, Plan 9027, Bléck 41, D.L. 362,
Lot A, Plan 3619, Block 41, DL. 362,
‘Lots 1,2 and 3, Plan 4386, Block 41, D.L. 362,
- Lote A, B,C and D,-Plan 6066, Block ‘41,

>THE INTENT: of this rezon
Residential Development, oe

The, proposed ameridment by-

plication to chan

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AICT of TERRace PLAN
sas ep.

ge the zoning from R-2. {Lon Density
gh Density Residential) has'been made to. meaty

land . outlined: and shaded ” on the: accompanying map. |

civic ADDRESS: 4800. Block Lazelte Avenue
* LEGAL DESCRIPTION:

Re eae: in'5 Gh

_ persons during normal business hours (8:

at the Municipal Office, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace,
The PUBLIC HEARING wil

“the Municipa| Councll. Chambers.

Any person(s) withing to volce thelr
. dosaln writing to Mayor ang Council,

. Hearing:

RangeS,C.D, "
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zoning, sl eR

law may!

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opinions r

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May 2, 1983, at 7:30 pom, in.

evarding ihis applica lon m "
and-or in person the evening of a et

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