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- The Firetightere team played in the novice ‘division of Terrace Minor Hockey for the 1986-87
‘season.

Minor hockey picks
‘woman for president

TERRACE — A woman
has been elected to the of-
fice of president. of the
Terrace Minor Hockey

Association,
. »< Out-going Sharon Lar-
; mour beat out Greg Fre-
. Zell, the nominating com-
Mittee’s candidate, on a

secret-ballot vote of 44 to

In gaining the top post:

for Minor Hockey for the
1987-88 season, Larmour
is. one. of the few women

ever elected ‘to this posi--
‘tion in the province, and
_ the first in this area from
Prince George to the

coast.

. The annual | general

meeting.on March 31 at- -

tracted 60 people. It was
the largest turnout for this
once-a-year . meeting:

more than adecade..
. A vote from the floor
also went against the nom-
committee’s

positions. Lew Larmour
was the - committee’s

_ choice, but was beat out
by. Brock Waldron for
first vice-president. Then.
“4t was announced that

Gary Bagg was the com-

mittee choice for second
_ Vice-president, but. Lar-’

mour was nominated from

the floor and voted in.

_ Ina two-person race for

. the job of secretary, Claire
TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY FINANCIAL REPORT .

Irwin beat out Sue Cow-
an. Treasurer Ross. Bre-

_therick and registrar Col-

leen Maitland were re-
turned to their positions
for next season. -

In stepping down as

- head honcho for the past

three years, out-going
president Jean Paul said
he wasn’t going to be too
active locally, but would
be staying in Minor Hock-

_ey in another position. He

refused to say what he
planned to do. -
Although the” 1986-87

season was a. mixture of.
‘ups and downs,

Paul
proudly announced that
registration of 283 young-
sters was up by 34 over the
previous season. He point-
ed out that Terrace was

~ one of the very few asso-
. Ciations in B.C. that en-
_joyed an increase.

Out-going © vice-pres-
ident Dick Kilborn told
the meeting that 27
youngsters in the four-to-
six year old Pre-Novice

‘Division, plus a doubling:

of registration for the
older Midget _ Division

were the main reasons for

registration increasing for
the first time in years. © .
“As for the Midgets,

the stablizing of the

economy and more kids
staying home lead to Ter-
race’s Midget population

May 1, 1986 to Feb. 28, 1987

Registration .
Concession —

General
Taal

EXPENSES oe
B.C.AHLA. ...:$:2,545.
Office exp.  ”- 2,009.09

. Equipment ~

Vanexpense’ 2,078.12.)
- . Travel exp.

Hockey

_ development =. 5,329.07.
Concession 8,383.11.

Ice rental .
3,763.76
To date a

Excess t revenue over expenditu

co (Apr.. ‘30 actual olose date)
_ REVENUE © oa

5200000 5
“4,750.00 5

"$23, 109.00
18,682.51»

“mamasiag

going up 100 percent from

20 to 40,” Kilborn said.

“T expect that if this trend ©
continues we could have a
team next

Juvenile
season,”

Kilborn pointed ‘out
that Terrace was the only

association in B.C. with a
100 percent jump in Mid-

_ get registration.

Paul told the gathering

‘that the introduction of

Pre-Novice was a most

successful endeavor. The |
- youngest ones go through

training in proper skating

and the basic skills of the .

game, although very little
hockey is actually played.

Paul also told of: the
Bantam Rep exchange
program with Sorel,
Quebec, and emphasized
how the Terrace summer
school has been just about
a sell-out i in the past three
years.

the skate-a-thon planning
is expected for next
season.

Among other items

brought out at the meet- .

ing, those present were

told. that Terrace. teams

are looked upon favorably

‘by their hosts when. they

travel about the province.

The concession staff at
the Aldergrove arena
wrote a fetter to Minor

. Hockey, praising the be-

havior of our All Seasons

|. Atom Reps and parents

., during their appearance at

oo the Aldergrove ~ tourna-
OE ment.

“On the financial side, a

complete report will not

‘gness "be available until the end

. : on April 30.

of .Minor Hockey’s year

Treasurer Bretherick

said he expects they'll .
- have a bank account of-

about $6,000 when all the

bills are paid.

"Minor Hockey’s opera-
_.tion of the arena conces-
sion stand with volunteer
help is expected to put in
the neighborhood of
~ $$,000 into Minor Hock-

ey’s bank account,

And there won't be any
spring registration for
next season.

One. negative note was.
- the skate-a-thon opera-
tion, which was off from
past years, A revision in.

wag Terrace Review _ Wednesday, April 8, 1987 : 9

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