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STANDINGS

EAST DIVISION

GAMES WON LOST TIED PTS. FOR AG

Burns Lake 30 a3 W 1 i 1 (153
Smithers red Vv 12 0 34 341

_ Houston 30 in| 7 2 24 34 (138

: WEST DIVISION

Prince Rupert 27 23 4 0 46 19791
Terrace 30 10 1" t 21 (1a7?s«NSP
Kitimat 28 5 2 2 2 617 8

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Houston 5 Smithers 3

Prince Rupert 4 Burns Lake 2
Sunday. December 19

Kitimat 2 Terrace 7

Wednesday. December 15
Prince Rupert 12 Terrace 4
‘Thursday, December 14
Burns Lake 6 Houston 5
Saturday, December Burns Lake 7 Smithers 6
Terrace 5 Kitimat 5 Houston 9 Prince Rupert 2

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WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 16, 1976

Games Win Loss Tie Pts.

Tatem Foard B 10 ) 20
McEwan GM a) 9 3 1 19
Pohle Lumber 4 4 9 t 9
Gordon & Anderson 14 2 0 2 6

| Scoring |

Name Team Gaals Assists Pts.
Larry Hackman T.F. 22 Vv cd
Rick Lewls Mc GM v 15 32
Dick Shinde TF. 15 . 32
Bob Peacock T.F. u to 30
Darryl! DeWynter Pohle 14 15 29
Marcel Tookenay Mc GM 10 ‘ 18 3B
_ Rino Michaud T.F. 13 12 a5
Rae Rowe Mc GM 1s 10 24
Frank O’Brien Mc GM 5 18 aa
Brad Lethan G&A nn. n 22
Keith Colwell Mc GM a 4 22
Bob Cooper Pohie 1 9. 40
John Lozier G&A 19 10 20
Jim Gustalson = G&A 9 " 20

| Results |

Thursday, December 16
Pohle Lumber 7 Gordon & Anderson 4

Tuesday, December 14
Exhibition
Juvaniles 5 Totefn Foard 4

: SPECIAL NOTICE .
Terrace All Stars will be playing the Cents on Wednesday,

, January 12 at the Terrace Arena. The League Raffle will be drawn

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REST SHOW OF SEASON

- League

Pohle makes shots count

POHLE LUMBER 7
GORDON & ANDERSON 4

Pohle Lumber skated to a
7 to 4 win over Gordon and
Anderson last Thursday
night in a Commercial
hockey game.
Though outshot 35 to 29 the
Pohle team scored three
goals in the final period to
sew up the win and give
them a three point lead over
the cellar dwelling G&A

squad,

Bob Cooper scored the
first goal of the game
midway ‘through the first
frame on a nice setup by
Daryl DeWynter and
Maurice Ebel.

Pohle took a two goal lead
in the second period, Randy
McDonald scoring on a pass
in front by Sev Piattoni.
Dale Kushner got the second
assist.

‘John Lozier put Gordon
and Anderson on the score
sheet with just over five
minutes left in the period,

scoring an unassiste
marker.

A minute later Pohle
Lumber came back — Sev

Piatton! from John Taylor
and Lynn Kraeling making
the score 3 to 1 for Pohle

Lumber,

With 2:56 left in the second
period Brad Letham was
sent in all alone on the Pohle
netminder and scored with a
high shot, Harold Olsen and
Bob Bogart assisting.

With only 22 seconds
remaining in the period
Brian Kormandy scored on
a pass from Dale Kushner
ending the frame at 4 to 2 for
Pohie. ‘

Gordon and Anderson
scored first in the final
frame, 26 seconds after it

started; Ken Klippert on &
shot from the right faceoff
circle, Barry Heinen
assisting.

Pohle regained their twa
goal lead a minute later,
John Taylor from McDonal:
and Piattoni.

Seventeen seconds later
Taylor was back again with
his. second goal, this time

assisted by McDonald and ee

Kormandy. -

Gordon and Anderson
scored their last goal of the
gameat the midway point of
the third, Brad Letham
from Ken Klippert and
B Heinen. -

Pohle Lumber took a
three goal lead two minutes
later, Bob Cooper scoring on

asses from Daryl

eWynter. and Brian
Kormandy to make the final
score Pohle Lumber 7
Gordon and Anderson 4

COMMERCIAL ALL STAR PLAY
Terrace whips Prinee Rupert

TERRACE ALL STARS 9
PRINCE RUPERT 2

Terrace Commercial
League All Stars scored
three in the first perlod, four
in the second and two in the
third to blast Prince Rupert
8 to 2 in a Commercial
League game played at the
Terrace Arena last
Saturday night.

_ In their last two outings
the local All Stars have
scored a total of 19 goals,
while limiting the opposition
to four. Their last win was a
10 to 2 thrashing of the
‘Kitimat All Stars.

Rino Michaud scored the
first goal of the contest with
four minutes gone, assisted
by Dick Shinde and Terrace
was on its way. Michaud
made it 2 to 0 five minutes
later, Shinde again picking
up the assist.

A) Moody brought Prince
Rupert within one goal at
the ten minute mark but

_ Brad Letham scored fo:

Terrace Minors

David Kawinsky and
Richard Linstrom.
Terrace Peewees gained a
split in- their two-game
series -at home against
Rupert Peewees. Rupert
- won Friday night’s game 7
to 3. Me} Reimer, Eric
Metzmeier and Steve Triutt
‘scored the Terrace goals.
Terrace gained revenge
Saturday with a light 6 to 4
victory. Reimer scored the
winning goal with three
minutes left. Mark Flaherty
led the way with two goals.
Others were scored by
Dwayne Melanson, Glen
Palahicky and Metzmeier.
Terrace Juveniles went to
Kitimat Sunday for a single
contest against Kitimat’s
Juveniles and came home
with a 6 to 2 win. Grant
MacIntosh had two goals for
Terrace. Singles were

Terrace Minor Hockey
teams came up with their
best weekend of the season
as they ga into the Christ-
mas break. Terrace won
seven out of nine games
played.

The Bantams and Pups
travelled ta Prince Rupert
where they cach swept a
pair from their hosts.

The Bantams wen. both
games by scores of 6 to 3. In
Friday night's game, Ken
Wideman sel the pace with a
pair of goals. Singles were
scored by Bruno Hidber,
Larry Swanson, Tony
Pitzoff and Doug Ritchie.”
Hidber led the way in
Saturday’s game with two
goals. Others were notched
by Simon Dodd, Tony
Procaceini, Emile Gagnon,
and Danny Fagan.

The Pups had an 11 to 2
lopsided victory in their first
game against Rupert. Three
boys — trevor Hendry,
Terry Zaporzan and Henry
Reimer — each had a hat
trick. Michael Rouw and
Troy Kaye had one each. In
the Sunday morning game,
the Pups came through with
aétod win. Sharing the goal
seoring was Hendry,
Reimer, Zaporzan, Kaye,

Terrace. All businesses are

District of Terrace Businoss

1977 Businoss Liconce billings have
now been mailed. Any business not

receiving same is requested to contact
the Licence Inspector for the District of |

that if is an offence to operate any
business without holding a valid

District of Terrace

win 7 of 9 games

scored by Mickey Wagner,
Tim Kolner, Ron Smaha and
Cliff Flury.

Terrace Peewee
travelled to Hazelton
Saturday for a pair of
games, They were to play
one at Hazelton, then con-
tinue on to Granisle for two
more. However, the: team
couldn't round up a bus
driver for the trip.

Intheir first game against
Hazelton Peewees, Terrace

B's won 7 to 2, Mike Lam- -

bert, Shaun Boyd and Brett
Apolezer each fired two
goals for Terrace. Steve
Turner got the other.

In their second game, the
boys played Hazelton’s
Bantam leam and dropped a
9 to 5 decision. Lambert
again scored twice. The
others went to Fraser Dodd,
Jeff Selder and Mike Heit.

‘Tomorrow?
_ That’s the day
. you were going to start
exercising, remember?

reminded

B’s

Terrace three minules later
to regain the two goal lead,
ending the period with
Terrace ahead 3 to 1.
Daryl DeWynter scored
what proved to be the
winning goal two minutes
and 13 seconds after the
secondstarted, assists goin
to Frank O’Brien and Bra
Letham, Shinde scored from
Michaud and Les

SAFEWAY HOLI

Thoresteson, Dale Kushner
unassisted, Kushner again
from Terry Markwart
ending the second period
with the score 7 to 1 for
Terrace.

Less than a minute had
expired in the third when
Frank O’Brien ave
Terrace an 8 to 1 lead,
scoring unassisted.

Prince Rupert got a goal

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