‘League starts on

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The Terrace Commercial Hockey League resumes play at the Terrace Arena Monday,
should be in for some top notch action on that night. (Mark Hamilton Photo)

Mark Hamilton

Orphans:

635-6357

DeVries

lead way to top.

The Orphans are the team to
beat in the 1975 portion of the
Terrace Men's Basketball
Association’s schedule,

The Orphans are currently .

riding an 11 win and 5 loss
record to first ‘place in the
standings with 22 points.

Second place is held by both All
Seasons Sporting. Goods and
. Dakins

good for 20 points.

Twa points back of them are

- Millers Mens Wear. wilh 9 wins
in sixteen outings for eighteen
points, The league’s cellar is
still occupied by the Twin River
. Chiefs wha have managed no

..Constructlan wha -
are sporling 10 and 6 records, |

: The Canadian. Ski Patrol |

‘advises you lo-wear the proper: Orphans who-has 225 points,- the ice. on January 4, 1975 in the fifth “dgainst the Kiitmat* cuts than most other’ of

_ clothing-windproot, water- Nah “is "hi : ug, Terrace, 8 Bages, skiers: ‘To help fesseh his is, on wee pes
ahs lent jackels and ski pants, MeKa: of Dakins wilh"3207 ve tr ge te : the” Skt” Patrol suggesta? that" ae ILUICUM TWIN THE cet: Cesk ts ute Ls coreg tbe
‘leather mitts or gloves, proper points and tenth ~ by. Jim ~ “~-], young’ skiers - wear’ protective: : eee IN: HEATR :, BUILDING

ski socks, warm underwear,
; and a hal to protect your ears.

wins in thelr first sixteen
outings.
League play will resume on

_ the7th of January. As yet a new

sehedule has nat been drawn up.
In the scoring race it’s Ed
DeVries of All Seasons leading

the way with 335 points. Jon-

Gurban of the Orphans is’

second with 273 and Rod Kluss_-

of Millers Mens Wear is running
third with 265,” Arne Janzen,

another All Seasons. forward, °
has 261 points and fourth place

and the Chiefs Larry Stevens is:
holding down fifth spot with 251
points. | ’ . .

Sixth place is held by Rudy
Embury. of Millers, Mens ‘Wear. °
with 231. points.'with Mike ,

Ireland of Dakins in‘ seventh. °

Checkley of Millers’ Mens ‘Wear

with 219 points,

In the New Year the Herald would like to introduce
a new column to its Sports Section.

It'll be called Sportstalk and will provide cur
‘readers with a chance to express opinions, ask

: questions and get

Answers.

It will be, in-part,-a Letter to the Sports Editor:
. column, @ forum-where you can get your feelings off
‘ your chest, If you are writing to the sports editor,

please enclose your name. If requested a pen.name ...

will be used.

: ‘If you have any questions: about. anything in the.
‘ sports field, we will try and answer them to the best of .
‘ our abilities.’ We're not experts on sports but we can —
. gotothe people who are for theanswers. ne
To make such a column a success we
from our readers. Don’theshy, Address your’.

gomments or questions to SportsT'alk care of the

; input

| Herald, Box 399, Terrace, B.C. .

_. Was just jammed Larry Woods

_Hour, mixed. fun and_ fitness, .”

have to have :

right to work

The Terrace Centennials will
barely have time (o catch their
breaths before plunging back
into PNWHL action after New

' Years Day. And it will be a

busy month with 11 games on
the books, .
On the 4th of January. the

Terrace Centennial coach
Wes Phillips has received good
news from Calgary regarding
the health of Larry Woods.

The young defenseman, who
was injured in the Centennials
last game of 1974, is apparently
suffering from little more than
a jammed knee, an injury which
caused some pain. and led to
Woed’s leg-being enclosed in:a
plaster cast.- So
It was thought the injury

-cauld + have been cartilege .

damage but. because the knee -

and his knee should be back and
ready to go when the Cents hit.

Winter pr

Registration on a first-come,
first served basis; for the
Department of Parks and.
Recreation's winter programs,
will begin Monday. .

In all the Department is of-
‘fering some twenty courses
which include tiny tots,
children's gymnasium ac- -
tivities, children’s art’n'crafls,
spanky. and “our. .gang, ~
children student needlework .
and tapestry,'the Let's Boogie

pleat

before’ heading out for a

Woods knee jud

. and guitar. .

andfrom 7 tod p.m, on Monday,

Cents will play host to the
Vanderhoof Bears. The
following day the Prince Rupert
Spruce Kings will be in Terrace.

Januaty sth with two games. Fans.

On the 9th of the month, a |

Thursday, the Cents will travel
to Kitimat to battle the Bagies,

ged ok

golf, cross: country skiing,
chess, archery, belly dancing,

_ Felurn to Terrace on the 19th: ciub has extended it's deadline -
~t.where they will battle : the for registration of kindergarte

ogram registr

yoga, social d ' cing, ‘indoor |

ceramics, crochet, photography’;

Registration fees vange from
a low of $5 to1a high of: $18 with

most courses around the $i0°

mark, Mast courses run for ten

weeks,
‘Registration will be held from”

9 Lo 12 noon and [rom 1 to 5 p.m.”

Monday to Friday. next week.

a]

“.Wavigable Waters Protection Rot
eee WS. 1970, Chapter M9

RiyTow Straits Limited hereby give notice that |.
they:‘have, under Section 8 of the. sald Act,.deposited:. ”-

The Terrace Commerclal’

an exciting

the season, the Terrace Hotel

& A third, and Pohie Lumber -

weekend double-header against

the Spruce Kings in Prince’ —

George. ~ ; =
On the -18th, Saturday, the

Gents play Burns Lake in the,

Braves horfe arena and then,

Smithers Chiefs.

On the 22nd, a Wednesday,
they travel ta Prince Rupert for
a gome: against the Coop
sponsored Halibut. Kings’ and
then they'll take’on the
Smithers Totems In Smithers on
the 25th. Again a long drive in

_ between and they'll battle the... vounster you are urged to phone

Kitimat Eagles at home the.
following day. ; .
They'll end the’ month. on
Wednesday,. the 29th, .agalnst
the Kitimat Eagles,

__ top rate.’

‘season and, playing against the , 7

. Awith the Blues in the Com-

. will be held until these openings

6889 . | Phone at the earliest

Hockey League. will resume Blues are on top af the stan-, and Buller Glass are lied for
play Monday, January 6th with dings, the Blazers are gecond,G fourth spot. wl,
two games, both of which 7 mann
promise to provide more thana !

little excitement for Terrace .¢
hockey farts. ; a
_ The flrat at 8:30:sees Gordon
and.Anderson taking on the
Buller Glass Bullets. G&Aand
the Bullets have both recently

shown considerable prowess on
the ice and the game should be |

+ WINTER
SUN!

PLAN NOW

for your

The second game sees tha
Terrace Hotel Blues battling the
Mantique Blazers. The Blues
have genorated excitement in
almost every match so far this .

team mma ted the peague for i,

much of the first half of t ‘

season, they should really come HAWAII _
ve, : : _.

~ The Blazers will also be going |

all outfor a win which would put |}

them back ina first place tie /¢

mercial League standings. .
Monday, January: 8, Man-

tique’s will take.on the. Buller

Glass Bullets. —
Going into the second half of

Littlest skaters : | a
can register {| SPAIN — °
Because of the holiday break PORTUGAL

the Terrace Figure Skating

aged skating classes, | .

Almost: all) of the - forty
openings In the program have
been filled but there are stilla —
few openings and registration —

.. For Reservations.

have been filled,
tf you have .an interested

CALL Bob Harney 7

‘or Gail Sharples

NOW}
ee
Terrace Figure Skating Club ” ce
registrar Anita Rowland ay 635- whe
possible moment. to

! avold
disappointment. ,

(635-6181

The locals“ have ‘but. two.
scheduled games in February,”
home stands Saturday, the first
against the Prince Rupert Co-op
Halibut Kings and Wednesday,

ation
and Tuesday only at the
Terrace Recreation Center, = _
Starting dates for most.
courses is the week of January °.
* You
early. ° Further information is:
available at the Terrace,
Recreation Center.:?. atop the’
Terrace Arena, or through the.
Department's pamphlet “at.
“yanious. retail outlets "in
Terrace, including the Herald.

‘System's annual

‘are urged to register -

a ie Welding Basic.

OB s4an

withthe: Minister of Transport,.at Ottawa, and In the,
office of the District Registrar of the Land Registry.

| — practical are included.

spear

‘APPLIANCES BY:-

635-5431

“#910 W. Hwy. 14,

GOULTER ELECTRIC LTD. .
: Residentiai-Commercial-Industrial., a
es Electrical Contractor

Canadian General Electric - . 2
Norge Braun Sharp Woods *

and:

~~ Theloca

day of December,

is essential that the loce
_. “orpraposed work’ be. properly.
Information of, the public...
. tion.of the work. may
:* ag being’bullt on a water lot, g
_of the water lotor |

is situated...

y coe Be

District of Prince Rupert:at. Prince Rupert, | ye
description of the. site.and. the plans: of breakwater: =.
nd“marine base or (proposed to be built): lin: the.
Douglas Channel at Kitimat Arm infront of Lot’:
Number. 88, Range.5, Coast District. COE
"! And take notice that after the. expiration ‘of ‘one.
month from the date of, the publ
RivTow Straits: Limited will un
sald Act apply:to the Minister of Transport, for ap- .
‘proval of the sald-site and planes,, Dated this 19th
1974 RivTow Stralts Limited. —

lcatlon of this notice ©.
der Section 8:of the’

~SRebi Johnson,
“Real Estate Manager. —
location of the existing | —
identified for the-°. -
yalsobelindicated .

t, giving the number: .

ot number in front of which If os

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cere ee ee em es et ci eel tal ne HR ml te B timsal” Ral" Vina, Hina, inal Site Ih M0, Hi Tana Sete Bind Bite Minh”

“[--:. procedure, cleaning and parts inspection, valve grinding and reseating,

|... assemblies, reassembly, and testing. 72 hours, Tuesdays and Thursdays |.
‘jo... commencing January 7/1975. 7to10p.m. Fee $54.00, ge

allan tae alone
rent a

. The Canadian -Ski Patrol
accident”
survey shows that the young,
venturesome. .skler runs. &
higher risk of facial. and head

area f
Lakelse_

headgear and learn to ski with
caution, Coe,

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PROGRAMME OF |
ENING COURSES |

._ 3his course is intended to assist persons working in. trades which require 28
” Ja certain amount pf welding skill, but do not warrant the emptoyment of a pee
full time welder, Both theory and practical ate included. 72-hours.

” Mondays and Wednesdays commencing January 6, 1975. 7.10 10 p.m. . Fee: ‘

“Advanced Welding

This course Is designed to, advance the‘ knowledge and skills-of persons. -
~ who have completed a .Basic Welding: course: or have field welding ex-' ~-
perience, but who. have had ‘no formal’ instruction. « Both’ theory ‘and...
“For those wha have been welding for a period of...
one year, time on this course will be credited toward testing: 72 hours...
Tuesdays and Thursdays commencing Janvary 7,,1975, 7 to 10. p.m. Fee.

i?

Heavy Duty Mechanic: 7, Q. Refresher -
~ Acomprehensive review of the Heavy Duty Mechanic trade, both gas‘and: *
_ diesel: including - electricity, ‘drives, transmissions, brakes, ete.” in”

- préparation for examination for certification... 60 hours. . Tuesdays and

‘ Thursdays commencing January 7, 1975: 7 to 10 p.m. Fee $45.00/..- 8 oy.

Power Engineering
: ‘This is a tutorlat type of. course for students who are taking the ap-
.-propriate Southern ‘Alberta Institute of. Technology Course. to obtain:
certification as one of the following:. Boller: Operator, Fourth Class’.
Engineer; Third Class Engineer; Second Class Engineer; or First Class . -
“Engineer. 72 hours. Saturdays, commencing January 4,1975. 9 a.m. to -
_* 4:p.m.' Fee $54,00, oe . -

“= 2 and 4-oyole gasoline |
coui'se is designed’ for tradesmen and will include dismantling

: ‘Basle’ Engine Giork

"This

- ~ eylinder reconditioning, crankshaft fitting, piston and connecting rod