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- BY GARY RIX. |
Somebody is fun. An unique experience?

. Well, for about 120 young hockey players of
‘Bantam age, along vith their coaches and
. Mangers, itis. Sports-manship and individual

pape pation are the only emphases. It's a

ent for House league Bantam hockey-
the players are their 13’s and 14’s. When the
teams that represent a community have to good,
” team. is everyone's goal,

be picked, There are “houseleague’’ teams left.
They don’t play tournaments and seldom ever
go on road trips. .

. Well, Dairland, a division of Fraser Valley

“Milk Producers, in association with the local
-minor hockey assocition,- Terrace in this case-

does do somthing about it. Dairyland puts on a
tournament for: Bantam Houselague players.
It’s called the Dairyland Sportsmanship Hockey
Jamboree.

manager are thrown into:-a computer and 8

teams are picked according to weight, height,
ability, ete. from the 120 names. Each team then

consists of maybe 4 players from Prince Rupert,

_4from Hazelton, 3 from Terrace, 4 fromSmithers

and 2:from Stewart.. The coach and manager
may be from two different centres. The end
result is about 17 players from maybe 8 centres
payne as a team, ‘The. teams are further .

Se peas ss ae SERIA

broken down into divisions-Red andBlue. These
are the only colours that any of the teams shall
use, The teams work on a point system. One
point for win-one point for a tie. Each team is
given 50 points on a minius one penalty basis.
That, is, for every penalty their team is assessed
they lose one point. When over there will be four
winners and four losers. There are no trophies or
MVP (Most Valuable Players) awards. The only
awards are crest for every player and a
divisional winners crest for either Blue or Red
divisions. The only other awards, given to two
players picked at random for all the players are.

The Terrace Dairyland Jamboree has at-
tracted 8 teams.
Prince Rupert,Houston, Granisle and Hazelton
plus- of course-Terrace- are represented, All

: players are given-Terrace-are represented. |All

ihe pla yers are given a chance for 2 hockey
scholarships to the Univeristy of B.C. to attend a
These are -drawn Tete

 cggey. school,
i ament starts, Thig.jHdis Jam

ners were Dean Johnson from:Houston.and Paul
Gerbrachtt from, Prince Rupert. © Last. year
pairyiand P put on 4 Jamborees. This year it was

Sportsmanship-a funny word. I don’t think SO cent
at least ask the Jamboree Bantam players who .
had a great time made new friends and generally
enjoyed themselves. Incidentally, Red Division:

won, by Red cheered just as hard for the Blues ;
who lost their dividion.n Great, idea, eh?

ee Bie PERCE ese iebeseee coh ROOT

ralaea aces raat

Smithers, Stewart, Kitimat,

- through
inthe third

soee gave up three goals

° Bor a while Saturday
night, Montreal Canadiens’

Colorado Rocki
‘Steady : ‘goaltending - by

“Michel Plasse a and‘ two -

-secorid-period goals by Ron
-Andruff moved the Rockies

‘nto a 32 lead after two...

periods at Montreal.

. . Pout the Canadiens broke

to score.seven goals

iod, including -
two by Rejéan Houle, and
-went on to extend their

:National Hockey League
‘unbeaten string to 26 games
“‘with.a .9-4° decision, over,

‘Colorado ‘which ‘remained
-winless- In its last a4: road

med, -
= NHL " games

itn “other”
‘Saturday, Toronto Maple
Minnesota

‘Leafs' edged

“North Stars 5-4, St, Louis:
‘Blues stopped ‘Vancouver *
Chicago Black’ -

Canucks 43,"
‘Hawks beat Boston-Bruins 4.

‘Philadelphia Flyers

defeated Detroit Red Wings
€2, Atlanta Flames and New
York Islanders tied 3-3 and
Pittsburgh Penguins tled 1-1
with Los Angeles Kings.

&:. Montreal eored: its’ 40th .
. ‘win of the seasonnaid 2ist in
‘the: ‘unbeaten streak,

BULLED DRYDEN

? The Canadiens outshot the

; Rockies 42-19 but it was Mon-

-treal coach Scotty Bowman
called, for a goalie
e after starter. Ken

‘on only nine shots in the firat
‘two periods, °
<iMichel Laroeque took over
dn the Montreal nets and the
‘Canadiens . sharprhootets
‘gtarted getting by Plasse in
She 'thitd period, | Troule tying
‘the score 3-3. at 4:01, ‘Then
Houle helped set up a:goal by
‘Pierre Mondou arn the roule
Aas On.

Chicago scored its flest win"!

‘ever Boston in three years

‘with Randy Rota, Cliff

‘Koroll and. Grant’ Mulvey.

ies a three-goal burat -.

the second erlod.

«WM

9-0-1 record
.season play.

‘record unbeaten atreak ,. siice March, 1975. It was the

appears peared in danger from, of ” iogses and five ties in the last

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NHL hockey roundup

ay ‘THE CANADIAN PRESS-

The Bruins had comviled a
in regular-
against Chicago

Hawks’ 11th win against two

18 games this season.
Toronto captain Darryl
Sittler's second goal of the
game late In the third period
gave the Leafs the win in a

Minnesota,
The decision ended a

_ threegame ‘unbeaten | airing

the North Stara had going

- since Lou Nanne took over as

coach and general manager.

BARBER SCORES TWO |
Bill. Barber . scored ‘two
thirdperiod goals to lead
Philadelphia over Detroit in
an afternoon contest while
Andre St. Laurent had both
goals for the Red Wings. ..
‘Bernie Federkobgokea ie
game scoring slump to start
St.Louis to -victory over
Vancouver and then clinchad:

‘the win with:his:second goal-

‘of the game midway « a the
final period. |

Defenceman Claire -
Alexander’ scored’ twice ior

the Canucks. who suffered ;
- thelr. eighth loss in

games while St; Louis broke’
a i%game winless streak.
Rookle Mike Bossy scored
his 4ist goal of the season
and Jude Drouin added his
fourth to pull the Islanders
from behind a 3-1 deficit
agninat Atlanta. .
- Goalie Dennis Herron
mate 19 saves. in the third
perlod to make’ Pittsburgh's
.j-4 score’ stand, up against
Los Angeles, Gene. Carr
scored for Pittsburgh seven
minutes after Tom Williams
collected the Kings goat in
the secom period.

Your heart works’, - ©
harder when .
“game. Got fit —.
“and turnthe |
‘glock back. 3.
“Fitnessistun.’: 2

Try some. ; i
oe _ PORTOPRINON

see-saw contest against

nine F

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Springfield Indians, taking
advantage of Nova Scotia
penalties, rallied from a 3-0
deficit with thre power-play

5-4. In an American ‘Hockey
League . game Saturday
night. -

lead at .14:44. of the first
period but the Indians
reduced the margin. to 21
when Russ Walker scored a
power-play goal with Plerre
Roy off for holding.§ = °°
The Indians. added three
unanswered goals in the
second perlod before 3,445
home town fans, then traded
single goals with. the
Voyageurs in the. final 20
minutes, Nova Scotia outstiot
Springfield 47-37, |
Elsewhere, » Maine ;
Mariners’ -beat. Hershey
Bears 4-1 and New Haven
‘N’ ighthawks.  defe
Paltadelphia’ Firebirds 5-2.

ageur! with three goals, two
of them giving his team a 20
lead mid-way through the
first perlod. .’-

The victory gave the In-
dlans. a record.of| 2-1-3: in

‘the Voyageurs this season.

‘who gave the ‘Yodlans: a Sa
lead at 6:04 of the: third
‘period, ‘scored : ‘Springfield's
other power-play goals, | -

The Mariners acoyed three

; -nanswered - gonld. in the

dala” peeled, to ‘defeat the

” Wayrie ‘Schaab, with is

2th of the ‘season, | ‘Larry

‘T Romanchych, Blake Duntop

goals to edge the Voyageurs -

The Voyageurs held a 30 -

Pat Hughes paced the Voy-" -

‘regularsseason. play against §

‘ Laframboise and Moxey; .

Se ae

‘AHL hockey. roundup

of the third period litted the

Nighthawks to victory over
the Firebirds as New Haven

“seored four ‘goals in the final

20. minutes,

- Hickey's goal came 57 gec-

ands after. New Haven's John

_ Bednarski had ted the score
,2-2 on a power iplay..

Jerry Byers, with a short-
handed goal, Bud Stefanski
and Frank Spring completed
New .Haven’s scoring.
Deanis Dupere and Jobn A,
Stewart. . replied . for
Philadelphia...

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“Tease Blues and Reds line up for soa sorts handshake at end of ' series in Dairyland Bantam Hockey Jeanboree, Saturday at Terrace *

HARROGATE, - England
(CP) — By merely changing
his. name, a‘ 28-year-old
British army officer has
inherited more than &600,000
($1.3 million). with a stately
30-room mansion amid. the
rolling hills and .dales of
North Yorkshire.

Theestate was left to Capt.
Mark Russell-Scarr by his
82-year-old cousin Alice
Hildegard Meysey-
Thompson, on condition he
changed hia surname to
hers. So now, as Mark
MeyseyThompson, he has
moved out of the barracks
into magnificent Spellow
Hill, a picturesque i7th-
century property.

“Migs Meysey-Thompson

~ wag very:proud of her feally

‘Tame and was moet:

‘it should: be: kept-alive,"* the
captain said. .“At one time
the name was very well
known in Yorkshire history
and it dates back to. the lith

wry.

“Tam proud to carry it on,

but Ihave ho intention of be-

coming a country squire or a

gentleman of leisure. I'm
upposed to go on an army

rerotilement course soon

and I’ve applied ta do-

painting, decorating . and
house maintenance. .

“Changing my name was

no problem but I suppose

people who have known me
a my life will find it rather
strange at first.” -

The captain saidhe andhis
26-year-old wife Catherine —
ere expecting a baby in May.

“That is just what. Miss

.Meysey-Thom jompaon would

have wanted

was so anxious to keep the
family name alive, She was a
splendid old lady, a staunch
Conservative, and she
worked nobly for dozens of
charities. She drove: an
ambulance all ‘over the
country during. the 198045
war."

PROV INCE OF B. ro eo
ADVANCE WARNINGOF LOAD |
RESTRICTIONS ON ‘HIGHWAYS —

Purivant to Section 27 of the, “Highway Act. and: .

a regutations pursuant to the “Commercial Transport.
| Act’, notice is hereby given thet load restrictions. may @.
_ be.placed, on. short notice in the near-future, on all

| Highways in the Terrace Highway District,

The restrictions may limit vehicles to legal loading or
to 70. per cent or 50 per cent of 20,000 pounds for single.

axles and-to 76 per cent ar 50 per cent of 35,000 pounds
for fixed fwo axle groups (fandems), as allowed under

the Regulations pusuant to the “Commercial Tran.

=

LAFRAMBOISE STARS
‘Centre “Rick” Meagher B sport Act".
‘scored the other. Nova Sco
Overload ar overweight permits will not be granted,
Sine tas Magtiela with ff] All existing weight permits will be cancelled. Other |
two gonls. Derek Hassand |) "e*¥rictlons may be Imposed as necessary.
Jin Moxey aot Springtield’s FT rhe restrictions will limit the axle loads of trucks and

fs, . 7

. Vehicles with solid tires y will be prohibited from using .

_the highways.

“The. public, and trvdking & and transportation com.
; panies, should ‘govern themselves accordingly.

Your co-operation in the protection and elimination of.

demage to all roads

will be anprecinted.

ils

RM, MeMillan

ae eee District Highways Manager
poo? a . a ache inss

arid Bernie Johnston scored
the: -Malwe - goals.” Craig
Fauick sears the lone goal “Balad: February is) 1978
for the Bears. “AN Terrace, B.C.
\ sGrepilickey ‘ Eee at 9:29 ti ;

Public Works .

- brutal

“Little “while'to get
ro eae

~ Daytona Beach 500 run

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
(APC — Victory-hungry
Bobby Allison broke away
from Buddy Baker with six
laps to go and recorded a 33-
second triumph in Sunday's
$450,000 Daytona 500 over

Cale Yarborough. Baker's’

car broke downnfive . laps
from the finish. .

Four-time Indianapolis 500
winner A. J. Foyt was sent to
hospital after one of two
erashes that
decimated the ranks of the

early front-runners, Richard .

‘Petty, Darrell Waltrip and

David -Pearson escaped
injury in the other mishap.

. Allison scored his. first
victory since 1975 and the -
first triumph for a. Ford
Thunderbird in. a Grand
National stock car race since

‘ 1959,

Allison, 40, of Hueytown,
Als., appeared destined to
lose the race fora 15th time
when Baker caught him

By MIKE BROWN

ST, THOMAS, Ont. (CP) —
Quebec, represented by the
Jim Wilson rink from
Lachine, had the easiest
time in first-round play
Sunday at the Canadian
senior men’s curling
championship, scoring a
decisive 10-4 Victory over
Northern Ontario.

Wilson got off to a shaky
start but came back from a
3-0 deficit in the first end to
take the lead 4-3 after four
ends. From then on, the
Quebec foursome had. little
trouble -with the Timmins
rink of Tim Temeruski.

In other ‘first-round play,
Alberta defeated
Newfoundland 7-4, Prince
Edward Island edged
Saskatchewan 8-7 in 11 ends,

New Brunswick beat Yukon- :

North West Territories 6-4,
Manitoba downed British
Columbla 8-4 and Nova
Scotia, ni

Wilson saidit took his rink,
which includes Garth Ruiter
at third, second George
Brown and lead | rt i ganie

vo

rai sede cnlght at
first but after the fourth end.
we really opened it up,”
Wilstn sald. “T'didn’t expect *-
it to be that epay.”” wot

‘Ontario 54..

THE HERALD, Monday, February 20, 1978, PAGE 5

Death seconds away in

after a pie stop and took the .

lead with seven of 200 laps
t.

A caution flag with eight
laps tego gave Yarborough a -
‘chance to close up. But his
‘Oldsmobile had engine prob-
tems that. kept him fromn-

‘Allison: and Baker.

Baker shot past Allison on
the restart, but Allison got
him back a lap later. As the
leaderf came around the tri-
oval once again, Baker's
Oldsmobile gasped a cloud of
smoke, and had to leave the
race.

SET SPEED RECORDS

Petty, out of the hospital
after suffering a concussion
in a crash Friday during an
international Race of
Champions event,nan
Waltrip were making a
runaway of the first 150
miles. They set speed
records at every 1¢-lap in-
terval, Pearson was just
hanging on.

- Seniors

The ice al the, St. Thomas
Curling Club Is in exceflent
ahape, something that
Wilson didn’t expect.

“The ice was really good,”
he said. “‘Just the way we
like it, 1 was surprised."
WIN SQUEAKER

The P.E.I. rink from Char-
lottetown, skipped by Ar
Ballem, took the Saskat-
chewan foursome of Art
Knutson from Elbow in an
extra-end squeaker.

P.E.I. jumped out to a 4-0
lead after four ends but Sas-
katchewan battled back to

within one after six. P.E.I, -

then counted two on the
seventh end and one on the
ninth while Saskatchewan
as gaining two on the
cighth to set up the final end.
But some fine -shot-making
from early favorite Knutson
gave his team two on the 10th
to tie it, settlng up P.ELL's
‘victory on the 11th,

“a tire Jet go. Waltrip,

But on the éist lap, . the
rear end of Petty's Dodge
Magnum slid into the wall as
inches
off | Petty’s umper,
managed to slow dewn and
miss Petty.nBut Pearson ran
into the back of Wallrip’s

- Monte Carlo.

All three cars slammed the
outside retaining wall, then
roared across the track and
nailed the inside wall.
Pearaon was able to drive his
mangled Merckry back ‘to
the garage, but Petty
abandoned his machine

_ Waltrip limped back in for -
repairs that permitted him

to reenter the race.
The crash enabled Yar-
borough and Benny Parsons,
who were dropping off the
pace, to move up into the

Soon after racing began
again Parsons's Oldsmobile
exploded a.tire on the front
straightaway. He spun into
the infield. Foyi, backing off

’ to avoid the shredded tire,

was hit inthe rear by Lennie
Pond, - That Foyt's
Buick on a erazy end-over-
end dance through the: infield

mud.

Foyt was lifted from the
car to a stretcher and taken
to nearby Halifax -Hospital
Medical Centre for" treat-
ment of reported miror
shoulder and head injuries.

The carnage among ‘the
leaders continued 50 miles
later when fourth-place
Tighe Scott hit the ‘back
stretch wall, starilng a chain
reaction spin, me

‘Record.
crowd *

‘DETROIT (AP) — Dennis
Hextall scored two second-
period goals Sunday and
goaltender Jim Rutherford
was outstanding as Detroit
Red Wings posted a 51
National Hockey League

victory over Lof Angeles

Another early contender, Kings

the St. John’s rink of Ralph

_Atwill, also ran into first--

ruth peri by dropping its
ma Alberta, ..,.

‘aha Mak * Sharpa.. fon:
tingent from Fa eveod
played Atwill to a 1-1 aw
after three ends, but moved
away by counting two on the
fourth end and another three
on the sixth.

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hal
nigienane cena

The victory, before a
crowd of 16,497—the largest
hockey crowd ever at

pia -Stadium—..
neitteelatices im
Norris Division. “"""
Andre St.’ Laurent scored
his 23rd goal of the season to
pen the scoring for Detroit
mer 14:55. of the first period.

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