A high” flying. French

Canaan came to [he Terrace,...

Arena’ Wednésday. niglil’ - and *

‘played a large part in ‘the

breaking of the Mantique
Blazers. five game winning

Streak, =~

The man was Rinp Michaud :
whose three straight goals in

the third period brought the
* Terrace Blues oul of a tie game

and into the lead and a share af:
first: place’ in’ the Terrace .

“Commercial Hockey League.

Michaud's second goal of the
period proved ta be the winner,
his third was scored dead center
into an open net one crisp wrist
shot from near center ice with

only ane second remaining in

~” Rino. Michaud’s-- ge:
Wednesday | led the Terrace Blues to a 6-4 on ovel

the. -Mantique . Blazers: ‘and

Blues gives them a 5-1 win-dosa
record and moves. them Into 4

, dirst: place Ue with’ the Blazers,

“who are also riding a 5-1 record.

Early in the game it looked as :

though the Blues would win in
an easy fashion. The Blazers,

playing without all-slar rear- ”

guard Don Gillisple for the first

-two periods had, trouble ad-
justing their lines and defensive -'

groupings arid in the first half of
the period | the Blues scored
twice.

The first goal came al: 1:43
with Peter Jones scoring from
Hino Michaud, the secord came
three seconds after the mid-way

‘oal of: the’*game last,

a: share of first ‘p

“The win for the Terrace. Hotel :

© mark in*the period. on a fast .
breaking two man passing play. ~

The. two men were Marcel
Teekenay ..and Darrel:
DeWynter,. with DeWynter
finishing off the play afler being.
sent in, on Erle Chapman all
alone. .

Before’ the end” of the period,
the Blazers found a litte of their

spolse and Frank O’Brien pul

them: on the score-board,
deflecting a perfect. goal mouth
pass from Jack Heller,

Only ‘one incident came’

in the first period and thai was _

just after the buzzer had
sounded. Sonny Covin’ was
making threatening. motions in
the general direction of one of

the Blazers ‘and. was called for
ten minutes .worth - of rais-
conduct for his efforts.

In the second period the.

- Blazers came alive with ‘a -

vengence and, before the end of
the frame, they held a 3-2 lead.

Bob. Middleton started. the .
- balirolling wilh only one minule
-and forty seconds to play in the,

period when hesent a shol from

~ the point through a maze of.

players, One of those players
ihe puck went by was Blues net
mindér Ken Senger, .

With thirty-six steonds teft to
play Frank O'Brien scored his
second of the game, stealing (he
puck while killing a penalty and
moving down ice all alone. He

“Monday night; the Blazers dumped Pohle: Lumber to
move. ‘back: into first: ‘lace all of
ace, a

. through with his eleventh hour

_ with one second to ‘Blay in the:

. ~ Berlod.

| Game count’ A

‘The Mantique Blazers moved
‘autofe first place tie andG & A -
moved a little closer to the lop-

"of. the commercial league

standings al thie Terrace Arena

-. ‘Monday night,

The Blazers had litle trouble

; ‘convertinga 14 first period lead
to a 7-3 victory over Pohle .

Lumber, while G & A needed

“two third period goals from.Les
~ Thorsteinsen to crack off a:5-3°:

. Wielory over. ‘the Buller | Glass

Jillets,. .°
» Inthe G&A. Bullets match,”

: i ihe Bullets moved into a 2-1 first:
‘period lead, Larry ‘Hackman ,

scored just before the: mid-way”
point in .the period “from °

“Dempster and Bogart to pul the”,

-Bullets up 1-0 and then Dave
Ross scored late in the period to

-afler: Brett Smyth and evened
- the count.for G & A.

“In the second period the line
of O'Brien, Letham and LeClere
gave the G & A squad the lead

briefly, Letham scoring | from

LeClere and O'Brien at 9:42 and
then LeClere scoring from

Latham and O'Brien: al 18:92. :
With eight seconds left.in the
frame the Bullets lied the count:

-al 3-3 with Hackman scoring his

= second: of the evening from

Martin Tooms, That goal-set
ihe “slage for -Thorsteinsen’s
third period heroics..

The rangy. rearguard scored
goals.” less: tharr -five- minutes

“apart lo give G& A the victory.
He: scored. first. at. 11:47 from:
Rick: Olson: and-.then: again’ al’

* 15124 from: Dick "Shinde for the
win, There: were eight penalties
lin. the match; four to each side,

“Over the game..the Bullets
_gut-shot G & A by a wide 30-19
margin. .The only trouble they

“had was putting thosé shots past.
: Pat Hayes and into the-net.

In the . second - game . ten

players scored ten goals fn a

match that started slowly...”
Although Mantique" 8

dominated the play for: most of -

Blazers: break: tie at ‘the: ‘ton

the first period. , ythe only player
to poke a puck ‘past Blair. Mit-
chell was ‘Harold Olson... The
Pohle crew, playing. without
defenseman Ken. Olson, came
up with several .rushes-in the -
period but were beal by: Eric .

. Chapman ‘between the Blazers |

pipes.

; - Mantique’s broke the game
inthe’ second ‘with’ fou

als, limiting-Pohle Lumber to A

two. Daryl Johnson started

“out-break.at
- continued, it : ‘
- minutes’ afler’ that Pohle. had -

one geal back, Rick Letaowski
scoring from the lip. of -the
crease after Chapman. had
stopped Dale Kushner cold,
‘Ray. LaChance ‘roared: back

; from the Blazers and poked i ina

loose puck before Mitchell could

‘glove it and thirty-seconds laler
Ray. Rowe put the Blazers up -
even further, scoring: off the
rebound of his own shal.

The Blazers continued ‘their’

tomp in the third, Bernie King
opening - things: up’ after-
seconds of play. At the five
‘minute mark. Ralph Sather
connected for Pohle’s third and
final marker of. the game,-a
short-handed goal, — :
Keith Colwell ended scoring
for both sides at,12:11_ 93 he

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tied a slap’ ch Ba past Mitchell: *

errace’ Arena tonight: at -9:20
pm, with the Terrace’ Hotel
- Blues ¢taking on the . Bullers

~ Glass, Bullets... A.win for the °
Blues would: lift them back into. .
a first place tie. with, the’

Blazers, while a” win for the

Buitlets would move them out of.

.4 last place tie with Pohle

Lumber,” -

“Next Monday at’ 8:30 - the
* Blues battle G & A and Bullers
Glass lakes to the ice against
Pohle Lumber,

Badminton meet results.

Fifty five ‘members ‘of the’
Terrace’ Badminton . Club
participated. in a club only
lournament. over-the weekend

_-anda number of them emerged

from the successful event with ,

' honors,

- blned with Sherry Anderson for

vty

| Briefs support

‘in the A event Bill Chudyk
‘and Pat Kenny: were the big.
names. Chudyk combined with’.
Henry Huber for a wit in the.
mens doubles, won the men's
singles event and then com-

a ‘sécond place finish in the:
mixed doubles;
“Pat. Kenny won the ladies

. doubles. event - with Helen
Luddit, won the mixed doubles .

with Henry Huber'and finished,

second in the ladies. singles.

Henry Huber and Sherry’:

Anderson
weekends, -
mixed doubles event with:Pat

also. had’ big

-Kenay land - won the. “men’s: :
” ladies . singles | and. finished

second with Harvie in the ladies ‘
doubles. Rick Slemko repeated s
that feat,-:winning :tha’ men's <
* singles’. ‘and finishing second ©

doubles. with Bill. ‘Chudyk.”

Sherry won .the: ladies singles
avent, finished second in the
mixed doubles with Bill Chudyk

_ and’ combined “wilh Irma

. Brewer for second | place i in the:
women’s doubles. |
. Ray Flaherty. also gels a

second i ice sheet

* The ‘Terrace Recreation

_- Commission. Monday night
“heard | verbal

“briefs from

oe representatives of Terrace and

“District ‘Minor Hockey, the

oo? “Terrace Commercial Hockey
. League and the Terrace Figure
Skating. Club, all-in favor’ of a

‘as

‘second ice sheel for Terrace.

= All of the representatlves' on «
hand, Jim MacIntosh of minor

hockey, Donna Donald and
Elizabeth Curts of the: figure’

of the commercial league, said
basically, the same. thing. “We
need another. sheet of ice.
“They: were not speaking of.a

- Second... area,’ but.'ralher an
enclosed ice ‘sheet only.:' There

"Minar hockey ‘president Jim:

“MacIntosh ‘stated. the biggest *
» possible advantage .of the rink,
> would he doing. away with the
“nged for “5. a.m, practices. on:
week days 1 He He pointed e out that © ip oor.

hating club ayd Chuck Garrett ..

- outlay of $250,000,"
located adjacent to the present’

would be no need for bleachers, . 4
f concession stands and the’ ‘such

» te

per capita, the’ Terrace and

District’ Minor :- Hockey
Association was last. year the
biggest in British Columbia and
that other areas of’ comparable
sie have two or . more: ice
sheets available,

Elizabeth Curts and Donna
Donald informed ihe Com-
mission that beginners. classes

’ for figure skating see’as many

as 65 children on the Ice at one
time, an. almost . impossible
number 4 af children te: work
wi

As for coals, Maclnitesh stated ;

such a‘structure could be put
together. with. a ‘maximum

arena,

“Once this {s done the Recreation

‘on hand if.thay felt it necessary.
press.: City. ‘Council . for, @
‘ludy (fOr

feasibility.

Huber won: the -

df it were.

AM delegates w were asked to...
“gubratt thelr briefs in: writing,” «

Commission would have facts:

“the

mention ‘for finlshirig second in
the men's singles and second

with Hal Luddett’ in the mens.

doubles.

In the ‘Be event. no-one |

Managed lo-win-two: events but
several compelitorg’. managed
first and second place finishes.

Wendy" Whitehead, ‘won- the

with’: Loretle- jin. the men’s
doubles. May MaéFarland won.
the ladies double with Quast and

doubles with D. Lockhart.
Chuck and Diane Cey wan the
mixed doubles, Peler Konkin

- and Andy Selder took the men’s’

doubles.

Inthe “C- event only. one |

competitor -- Rusy Ljungh-
managed-honors in-more than

‘one category, Rusty finished

second in the ladies singles and
first with Andra Crepeau inthe
ladies’ doubles. ‘Other winners:
in C flight were Don Page.men's
doubles, Myra. Hassett -ladles
doubles, Tom and Rick Slemko

“mens doutles- and; Ronny *..
. . Slemko.. and Cathy. Hickman
- finished Recond: in. the. mixed a

Inixed: doubles,

OSE STB Sy Se

went right?in
cleanly ‘for: ithe =
marker. |”

Mantiques = “had | presse
throughout the period

The Blues, stiddenly down one | oR
"goal, started the third and final’
‘frame’ flat. bul then came on
_after five minutes of play.’ At
“the 7:03 mark they tied the
game with Hector Moore back »
' handing in adefected pass from ‘.
Peter Jones,- At 8:36 It ap-
‘peared ag though Moore had his
second of the game, but referee
Red L'Estrange'called that one
back wilh Michaud standing in
ihe crease. The clock hadn't:
even started when, . seconds °
laler, Michaud avenged him: .
self, scooping in a lose puck ;
from just outside the crease.” ~
The original shat ‘ came from.’
Hector Moore. ;

‘The Blazers came badk ‘and :
tied the garne al 4-4 at 12:36 with -
Lyle Gadiner taking a pass from Ve
Gillispie and-pulting good_:
moves on Kerry Shelford and
Ken Senger.’ -

Then, with Gillispie off for
‘high sticking, Michaud; came.

heroics, scoring on a wrist shot
at 16:58 and Inla‘the open ‘nel

“game, ».~
There was one injury in’ the
game,-a fairly serious charley
horse ‘inflected to: the Blazers’
’ Daryl Johnsen after. a collision:
with Marcel Tookenay near the. .
+ ‘Blazers blue-line in the second

The final. report. for 1974 from: ae
the “Cache--Creek Game
_ Checking Station shows figure
are -still considerably - ‘down
‘from last year, The number. of -:.
hunters has dropped from 21;373°
{o-a’mere 17,203. All sp .
numbers are also down. :

“Moose haye dropped front
5, 481 lo 4,538, deer from 1,114 lo.
483; goal are down from ‘96 to.68
and: sheep . shave - -dropped from...
- last year’s-37 to 9 dhis.year, -
: Grizzly bear have dropped from
54 ta 19, black bear from 204 to .
123, caribou from 380'to 239, elk
[rom 40 lo 20 and wolf irom 3 to
len. . ,

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~ Still Needs A Few

New Paper Carriers

Christmas ct
the 'Areng_

. The Terrace Department f..
‘Parks “& Recreation has:
“released its Christmas schedule
“and ice time has been.: made.
available ‘during the. day ah
evening hours for private rental
~ of the arena for skating partiés

The ice time will be available

‘to. such’ organizations’..as |; %
churches, boys and girls clubs,.’..
Cubs and Scouls, and Brownies
for holding Christmas skatin
‘parlies,

. Any interested group ‘is urg
to visit tha Recreation Centre or ."
call: 635-2042. between 9 and “12°;

am. and 1. 5. p.m. at the” .
earliest Possible time, oo

‘Hoopsters tied

Only one ‘set of games ‘in the:
Terrace ‘Men's Basketball:
Asseciation last--week ‘has...
produced: a three way -tle: for.
first place in the league...

Both the Orphans and the All ;
Seasons teams. moved..into. 4-38
+ first place (ie ‘with ‘Dakins ‘by ”
virtue of. victories. .'The' Or-
-Bhans downed ° Millers 89-71,
while the All Seasons. trew “
_ dumped | the’ Twin River, Chiels
2 718-83...

Milers hold down third, place: ‘
‘with a6 win, loss record while «
the all native Twin River Chiefs:
are riding a lwelve game losing
Streak in last place.’ Q

The Orphans, All Seasons and .

Dakins each have an ele s win,

"faur loss record,

oe ‘Dist. of Terrace oes

a “Parks and Ree. Dept.

is now y accepting. applications for ico time during. the: :
Holiday - ‘Season (Dec. 22. dan 3)

"-Prejorence will ‘ha glien to organizations. such | ay; en
‘ohuiroh groups, Youth groups, etc. for Christmas. Skating Faris.

- Aaplcations must be in by Deo, 15, 1974, ee -

Any interested group ‘is urged fo visit tne
Recreation Centre or call 635-2042 between 9-12. --
“am, and 1 - 5 p.m. at the earliest possible time.

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