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George. Chieftain. ‘Autopar -
7 “Baritam Kings, “Cranbrook :
“Eagles: and: defending’
“provincial ©
“Terrace Inland: Kenworth ° .
aVoldéd Iosses, in’ opening-
‘diy’ diction at the provincial

championships, with

|

‘the.
‘among:: ‘the foie \with “a
‘blemished record, *

‘North Shore won’ both

" their’ Tuesday games;.
“beating Comox Legion 42 in
the’ tournament opener and’ —
‘thuniping Castlegar 11:5 in
an afternoon game, Prince.

‘champion’

only team -

7 BC. provincial, “KA
ht ler 1, bantam ' hockey. | f
pionship tournament. ;
-at the Terrace Arena, ee
North Shore: Winter Club
: Prince:

- North Shore 4 ‘omer’ 2)

- Doug - ‘MeDonald. ‘and .

Mauro Padula. scored i in the
second. period Ao’ glyé. the
‘Lower Mainland |equad their.

first’ win of ‘the day, The ’

game was tied 2-2 after the

first period but . the two.
secosd-period goals ¥ won the -
, Bame: for: North Shore,

Steve. Boltoti and Dave
Tomlinson secred' ‘the other
North’. ‘Shore. Boals, while
Ge

George, the other pre-. “Comox:

tournament -

team’ Ss

the

- Aside from thelr tle with -
_ Kitimat, Cranbrook beat
. Comox 6-3 in the final game |

of the day Tuesday.
. Six more . games are on
the schedule for today, with

_ . Kitimat playing Kamloops,”
.. Prince’ George playing -

. Castlegar, Terrace playing «
. Comox, North:Shore taking :

"Tuesday “evening. ;Kitiniat”
““eatlier tied Cyatibrook 3-3,
-Btglning’ that -
; ‘ndeteated‘mark, but could
~only-srianage a single third-
" _ goal an the. host. -
” teammt Kitimat beat Terrace .
@utes of”
championship. earlier this -
thant in a closé final’series. “

zone =:

7 game

“favorite, iat
‘stopped a determined. 2K

cameback bid by Kaimloops”:

_ Jagdines and beat them 7-4, . “|
Inland . Kenworth,

:- meanwhile, ‘got-a measure °
‘ at revenge against Kitimat

‘opening -garie

who stopped 43 other-shots,

Kitimat: had. 17 ahots on  Badéan

Cranbrook. -

David. Bowles and Brad
Thelssen n scone Kitimat’s

and Kelly. ‘Dowhaniuk.
. scored for: Cranbrook.

‘Prince George 7 ‘Kamloops a

‘Prince ‘George charged ta

& 4-1: firet-period: fead but”

Kamloops. staged a second-
’ period rally, got back in the
‘and.’ made it
Interesting before tailing off
in the third. Brian Lofroth
got three goals for Prince
cluding

‘The: ‘Kamalpapo-Cuateiger *
gained seheduled for 6 p.m., 7
~ while;, the ; ‘KitimatPrince
George gameshouldstart at
8 30 pam: :

4
‘Granbeoek: Cranbrook.
dominated play throughout _
the § game but could only put -
‘three . .shots. past Kitimat:
. goalie: Mark Fitzpatrick,

.the

Terrace Inland Kenworth goalie Mark Prailll

steered this Kitimat Lions shot away from the.
-.netas defenceman Mlke Bee rode’ Lion David.
Bowles Away from the net during. third- period

eventual game-winner early

in. the: third, “period that
'. made the score 7-5. 0°
‘Sheldon..Hanna, Craig...
ale: ‘Marquette’ >
» and Scott'Machan ‘Were ‘the:
other”. 'Prince®:: George. -
. goalscorers. For Kamloops,
' Mike Abraham! ‘hada hat“:
_ trick’ and’Mark: Recchi,
Peter. Soberlak,
: Geldart. had one: seach.

“North Shore ii Castlegar 5

North Shore scared seven
second: period goals on their

way to the decisive win over"

Castlegar. Dave: ‘Tomlinson

‘scored three times: and had ©
two assists; while, -Aaron:
Burry. also, had: a.pair. The .

scope was tied 1-1 after the

‘ MeDonald,’: Pat :

Greg

: Terrace 2 iiltimalt: 1

first period, but kia the ai start

of the third North Shore had
“an 8-2 lead and never looked —
back: ;

Othbr Worth Shore's “e
“were | Claudio’, ‘Seremin,
‘Steve: Bolton, ug
gos, ..
iJamie -Ruséell.and Darren ”

Lee: Kelly: Herd had three:
for Castlegar, while singles «. é

came from Mark: Plomikott
. and’ Kevin Biln

, Terrace : and Kitimat.

played. 42 minutes.: of,”

scoreless. hackey ‘before © :

-Lawrence Stella scored the

first of his two goals to break |

“the deadlock ‘for ‘Terrace.
Slella's - first ‘was a. snice .

Brad Thiessen scored the only ‘Kitimat Lions
“goal of the game on this play.as he flipped the
‘shot over a sprawling Mark Pralll in the third
“perlod of Terrace Inland Kenworth’s 2-1 win

over Kitimat Tuesday evening.

The goal

brought Kitimat to within a goal but Praill
stopped the rest of the Kitimat ‘Shots. and-
preserved the Terrace win. ~~

Habs hurt L.A.’

Second-period ‘goals by
Mark. Napier. and Robert
Picard. broke a 2-2 tie and
Montreal Canadiens -held on
in a wild finish: for a 6-5
victory that further dimmed,
playoff hopes of the ‘Los
Angeles Kings: “Tuesday

ey Murphy: brought

the Kings within 4-3 with a .

power-play goal’at 12:51,
but Mario Tremblay, who
also.had two. assists, got
that one back one minute 48

Kings . goaltender Gary
Lagkosii.
Berns Nicholls brought

.. the’ Kings: te ‘within - one.
again af 16:34 with his’ ath
Boal of thé season, "

Bob Galney,‘sémed” to

- have sétited thé issive when

hé scored his 1ith goal of the

season on a Blap shot from.”
just inside ‘the blue. line at.

ESL: But Marcel: Dionne,

secorida left inthe géme: -
The; goal *

Wamaley, who skated from

peer play “go
Smythe, Division cellar with |

ad A hia 54th of the season, -
Ge it a Gne-goal hockey
bath \onde.again with 16°"

incensed”
Montreal goaltendér ‘Rick

his < crease tothe penalty | box

“ahd complained to referee

Greg Madill — apparently
that he had ben knocked
down in his crease.
‘Pierre. Mondau, Guy
Lafleur , and Bob. Gainey,

with a ‘late third-period |

goal, also. scored for the

Canadiens, who solidified

their holdon second place in’
the Adams. Division .. by

‘moving seven points ahead

of Buffalo Sabres with five

_ games remaining for: ‘both
seconds later -deiiling his. -
30th goal of the season past!

teams. :.Py.

Charlie Slinmer and: Dave.
Taylor, | both., on peer
plays, scored sé nd peri
a ‘ent he
who inhabit. the

26-36-11 won-lost-tied.

Febord It'‘was the Kings

severith ‘straight . . game
without a victory. : a
Markus. . ‘Mattison , and
Laskosk, “who-entered the
game: “midway: through. the

and faced a total of 30 shots,
‘Wamaley, getting the bulk
of: “thee.

Canadiens. ‘prep for. ‘the
playotte, handled 42 shots in

abla. ah

a

goal for the Canadiens.”

In. other games, Boston .

Bruins beat. New. York.

“Islanders 3-1. and St. ‘Louis

' Blues. beat- ‘Hartford:
Whalers 41. = ..
In Boston, Rick Middleton

and. Tom. Fergus ‘scored |
7 second-period | goals: ‘to Hist. -
Boston Bruins ‘to. a" 3-1
victory over New York. -

Islanders, . "mathematically

eliminating : the defending .
Stanley. Cup chapions from
winning |.
_Diviston: :

the: “
"Boston; wileh cllished iti

‘first Adains Division title in -
four’ years “in'a40 win’:
Sunday:over New: ‘York
; Rangers, took the season's -

: three-ganie séried fromthe

: “Idlanders with two wins and
one tie, ;

_ After the. Bruins ‘opened

the seo on Wayne. _
ring. On yne .Petterson scored two goals,

Cashman's | first-perlod

= goal, Middleton picked up a
", loose puck near the Islander
secorld period; shared: the ...
goaltending for the. Kings _
“Persson and: iealie Billy
“Sailth. pt 1:08 to. give the.
Bruls..a° 20-"lead. For.
- Middleton, it; ‘was his 43rd -
‘Mos! of the deason: . whe

blue line, arid faked out both
defenceman .:::. -Stéefan

NHL season, -

S playoff. hopes «

. The Islanders struck back

. at. 13:11.as. Mike Bossy

swept: a . 20-footer.’ past

-- Boston goalie Pete Peeters

ona power play. The goal,
Bossy's .: 56th, ~ ruined

: Petters’: bid for: his ninth
* shutout, which: ‘would have -
tied ‘the club record set. by

Terry Sawebik in 1955-56.

- At 18:18) Fergus ‘scored

.the goal which: broke. thé:

Islanders. "Taking a dropped |
pass.-.ffom: Luc. Dufour,

. Fergus whdcked: in i shot
from: the ‘slot “for ‘fils: 27th.

goal, Riving the Bruins ast:
lead. *

The | “victory improied
Boston's“ career. record ©
against the Islanders to 25--
15-6, tte, becond beat: in, the.

In inarttord, Jorgen,

incliding | the game-winner,

‘as St. Louis Blues-deleated ©

Hartford Whalers - ‘41,
handing their - hosts’ their
50th defeat of the: current

Brian Sutter alse scored”
two goals for thé Blues; both.

~ coming in the foal perio.

championships

z Cranbrook
_. Victoria vad and beat Nelson «

action In Terrace’s 2-1 vin’ over ‘Kitimat.

Tuesday evening. The win gave Terrace a one
‘win, no loss record after the first day of play at

“the tournament.

; individualeffort, as he walk.
‘ed around two Kitimat.
- defenders before flipping a

: .. high shot into the corner;

“ while his second completed
“a fine’ effort. by’ Mark
" Greyeyes, . who: ‘moved: in
“from -the blueline ‘and fed
. Stella, : a ‘perfect pass ‘that
“was easily” ‘defected i in.

° Brad ° ‘Thiessen got the
~ only Kitimat ‘goal, ‘beating
.‘Terrace’s: Mark-Praill high
tp the glove side: Praill and .
‘Mark : ‘Fitzpatrick “= both
. played well'in
crespective: nets. ‘Terrace
“outshot Kitimat 87-30.

Cranbrbok t Comox 3 .
"Cranbrook had a 1-0 lead

.

- Bulletin —
- AS We went. to press, an
offical report... out; of
Cranbrook ‘had... iFernacd’s -
Totem Ford midget ° reps -
running their record at the .

B.C..tier one midget. finals .
to 2-0 with: a 7-8 win’ over

‘Seafair of Richmond:
Terrace had not beaten

¥Seafair in three tries before “

this’. -morning’ 's: game...
Seafair was ranked 1 number -

. one-in the province before
. the’ ‘tournament: and were .

favored to take the ‘tlle and
the. B.C. berth inthe Air’
Canada Cup. -. national

midget tournament ‘in St.
“Poy, Quebec

Totem
~ Ford |
wins
_ first

‘Terrace Totem Ford
midgets. stored. an
impressive 7-3 win over.
Victoria Racquet Club in

‘thelr first game. of the B.C.

provincial tier. 1 midget:

Cranbrook Tuesday.
Terrace got two goals
from Mario Desjardins and

a fgoal: each ‘fiom: Dale

Kushner, Tan ‘Alger, Brian

Batige, Randy MacFarlane -
cand Steve Young on thelr |.
| way to the win, Terrace led . -

1-0;.after the first and 2-1

aftéy the Second, but scored © |.
five gonls. in. the third to |

wrap up the game.

Terrace outshot Victoria |
',, 43-99 in the game. ~
- Terrace. was scheduled to

play, Seafair of Richmond,
‘the! ‘number one ranked

"midget team in the province -
. -betore the tournament, at 9 ©

“air this ptorning, Seafair

dida’t fare all that well.
Tuesday, falling into a 5-5

tie with: Kamloops In their
tournament opener.” ,

In other games at the. 7

tournament "Tuesday,

tied: with.

' Ba.;,.No. other scores mere
“avaliable,

“their

din.

aiter the’ firet period and -
. Slowly stretched it to a 6-3
‘win in ‘game that was
marred: by: hippy’ play in
the late stages. Cranbrook.
hada 42 lead ‘after two
periods.” a

- Rob, Daloise . ‘and Chris
Ratelitte each had a pair for
. Cranbrook, . while Kelly
Dowhaniuk ‘and , Shawn’.

| McKee" got singles, Sean .

“Stotts ‘had two and Darin

Gailey . got the other for

Comox. a ce
-_JAROVINCIAL BANTAM :
TIER1 PLAYOFFS .
‘Standings atter ;

_ Tuesday's ‘games

=

; / Comox cae

Bee Provincial ‘pantam: Champlonahl
Wednesday Evening Schedule .
- 6 p.m.: Kamloops vs: Castlegar 3°" |
8:30 p.m: Kitimat vs. Prince Searge .
‘Thursday Schedule
8 a.m.: North Shore vs. ‘Terrace:
A 10:30‘a.m.: Victoria vs. Kamloops _
’ 1 p.m.: Cranbrook vs, Prince George,”
3:30 p.m.: Kitimat vs. Castlegar. :
6 p.m.: North Shore vs. Kamloops wot
9:30 P. m: Terrace VS. Prince’ George

Local Sports Shorts.

eS
Minor Baseball registers again:

The Terrace Minor Baseball “Association ' Will be holding
its second registration period for the 1983 Seasons this
weekend at the Skeena Mall. .

Friday night, the registration booth will be open. from, 6
p.m. to9p.m., and Saturday it will ¢ open at 10 a.m. ‘and ‘close
at 4p.m, Boys from 6 to 16 years of ageareeligibie. © “yt

The booth will beset upin frontofJeans North,

For mare information call Judy ‘Vanderguent at 635-8098, .

Lifeguards compete here Sondey

; Lifeguards from Terrace, Prince Rupert and Kitimat will -
“be competing in a guarding competition Sunday’ at the.

Terrace Pool.

. gees

__ The guards will be judged oft the basis of first-ald’ skill =
and pool procedures. Fred Adair, Jim Stainton and a third. _

unnamed judge will oversee the first-aid portlort of the-test,-
while Cliff Yoland of Kitimat and. Gary Baker. and Betty-
Jean Goodwin from Terrace will judge the pool portion. 3

Public swimming will be free from L-p.m. to3 pm, and »

family swim will be free from 3:30 p.m. :to 5:30 p.m. on.

Sunday. People are welcame to come swim or observe the
guards’ practice thelr. training. in simulated emergency ;
situations. |

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~ about t the Kemano , Completion Project.»

This is one of a'seties of answers from Alean oe
~ people to questions about plans for the :
“-Prject asked by residents of the Northwest.

existing reservoir There will ben no change i in
the maximum level of the réservoir-2,800 -
feet above sea level—but the drawdown, the oe
difference between maximum and mini!”

be Kidhios Lakes part of the Nechako wt
Reservoir. The new reservoir created by the- "
dam at the outflow of Kidprice Lake would.
raise the level of Kidprice Lake by about '

éet, and add 5.6 square miles to the total
area of Nanika and Kidprice Lakes,The -

evel of Nariika Lake would be unchanged.
can would keep the water level fluctuations
toa minimum so the new reservoir. would. ©

é more like a natural lake. The timber at area
ould be cleared before flooding.

: if you have a question, or “would | like
‘tO know. moré about Kaman, comple
cpleese: contact Alcanat:

Aluminism Company of Cara Utd
201- ~370 City Centre ne
7 Kitimat, BG VEG 1 76

Bil Rich So
° Vice President for.
, British Columbia 7