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PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, January

13, 1978

Merritt leads in Kamloops |

‘Junior World ‘Cup’ of
Hockey which was a

“seventh inte * Soviet

Union Ice Hockey

Kladno. But Kladno at-

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KAMLOOPS, B.C. first period and led 6-5 Shawn Chisholm stopped Vees atop the Interior
(CP) — Blake Stephen after the second.. 45 shots in his first game Division, ~ oe,
scored three goalstolead - Mike Mesic, Tim in the nets while Merritt Next league action: is
Merritt Centennials to a Hunter, Ralph Andresen, goalie Keith Ferner tonight when Langley
7-5 victory over Kam- Murray Mathieson and turned aside 45 shots. Lords visit Bellingham
oops Chiefs ina penally- Ja ozak share e e victory moves the azers an
loops Chiets ity y k shared the — The vict the Bi d Abbotsford
filled British Columbia Kamloops scoring. Centennials into a five- Flyers play host . to
Junior Wosseslay “night, Chiefs newcomer point lead over Penticton Nanaimo Clippers.
. game OS night.
” Kamloops took 84 of 160
a penalty minutes called in .
“s e game including 17 o!
‘ 33 Minors, half of eight °
majors a misconduct and
two of four game miscon- a
ducts,
Pat’ Rabbit, Bob
Deschamps, Ian Tennant e(:
1h apd Ed Boers scored the
" . other markers for Merri
: which trailed 3-2 after the January 11, 1978
fi: Slapshot sages AEE I wet Sers WIN
: ot 0/4 §9/2/3/6/5 1 J $100,000.00
victory av ([£9(2/3'6|5 23 $1,000.00
; : : . SERIES
. “ ; Mme Py ee rie a CHICAGO (AP) -- NUMBER 2|3/6/5 182 $100.00
oS mthetpation anoun — —en a — Rookie defenceman Doug 3/6\5 1944. $25.00
“ Participation through scrub league floor hockey. son’s 50-foot slapsho
on during a third-period Senies SKE, QBER OE 1g WIN
aa power , play eluded
* Fans have had too much = Sees MB Le zis lott — ar | suzoss
a Chi $1,000.00
_— gave Chicago Black etnies §/2/5/0)9 23
oe Hawke a 6 vietery over NUMBER 2|5/0/9 192 $100.00
ee e Flyers in a Nation ;
nw h ke thi Hockey League game 5 0 § : 1944 $25.00
is OCKCY Ss year Wedncady night ct Sd ee os
wee ne i delphia in
By GLENN COLE better to do than watch Czechoslovak teams was Spartak drew 14,500 two Ove Ea only their’ 2(/299/8/1'0/2 1 $100,000.00
The Canadian Press the world’s best juniors almost scrubbed because against the Canucks in second in the Jast 16 ay. W9918/4:0/2 23 $1,000.00
:.- Hockey fans in Canada perform. the Czechoslovak Ice Vancouver and 17,042 games between the two SERIES sitlol2 19 $100.00
and the United States — And other teams from Hockey Federation (CIH- against the Canadiens in Gjubs. NUMBEA :
con Were given a steady diet the Soviet Union played F) wanted to dictate to. Montreal. Only 6,427 58W “Chicago had grabbed a 1/0/2 1944 $25.00
ac» Of international hockey in senior clubs in Ontario, the NHL which players the visitors play Colorado 43 Jead midway through . GER OF
cin December and early major junior teams in its member clubs could Rockies in Denver, 5;837 the final period when Bob’ io NUMBER ° WINNING TICKETS WIN
January and judging by Westem Canada and use. There were-par- customers were on hand Murray scored on a 45-
7~~ attendances, they were NovaScotia Voyageurs of ticular strong objections for the series finale foot stap shot. But Reggie. Vis d1/7/6/915 1 $100,000.00
? 2: fed just too much. the American Hockey to Vaclav Nedomansky ainst the Flames in pooch tied it for tae ; any WEV7163315 23 $1,000.00
: There was Super Series League. . _ playing for Detroit Red Atlanta last Sunday and - geiphia five minutes later.” ANY ’
ines 178, a 1a-game in- “There was too much,” Wings and the possibility 10,685 watched. the with; his 17th goal of the NUMBER 71'6/3(5 192 $100.00
2 ternational series in- said NHL president John .of Rudy-; Tajenar per- Spartak-Bluesclashin St. joason Ny 6/3/5 1944 $25.00
ir volving National Hockey Ziegler. “With that, I forming for Phi adelphia Louis. ; a we ; Philadelphia's Orest boca
:“* League teams and clubs should add that we were Flyers, , But the NHL made & yindrachuk, who had SERIES TICKET, NUMBER OF WIN
i”™ teamsfrom not responsible for all of | TheNHLtoldthe CIHF chunk of money from cored a second-period NO. NUMBE WINNING TICKETS
7/"* Czechoslovakia and the the other hockey.” it would not bow to their @dme i vel et goal to deadlock the 0'9496'2/8/8/9 1 $100,000.00
: +, Soviet Union. HASTILY ORGANIZED wishes and the rights which will help contest at 3-3, was in the 2?
::5 World Hockey The NHL series was Czechoslovaks decided offset the small at- ponoity box for tripping aw §6|2/8/8/9 23 $1,000.00
"= Association clubs played hastily organized and they would come to play tendances. . wen Siatt Mikita took the SERIES alelelgl 192 $100.00
national B teams from officialshaveadmitted as on NHL terms.. At Vancouver, Chris puck from his own end muese 81819 1944 $25.00
:.:, the Soviet Union and much. Two Czechoslovak - It might have been Qddleifson’s goal tied the and ‘passed to Wilson be.
“. Crechoslovakia and the teams—Kladno and better, from a financial seore 4-4 at the start of whocareened off the post OTA 10,800 7 $954,000.00
___ games counted in the Pardubice—each played viewpoint, had the third period and Mike and past Stephenson for
=" standings. The Soviet four games with Kladno Czechoslovaks stayed waltonscored the winner his iith goal of the January 25, 1978
= Union national side also getting two victories and home. | - 1$ minutes later to keep season.
 .: toured six WHA cities in a tle while Pardubics had i Toronto, the Leafs fhe. Canucks six polis. Hach team. scored rene: ey ta tian inperal Bank of Corerce
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Z i eithere was, the UMated teas Spartak, Fanked shad: 16,5. n ‘hand’ to ‘behind ler ing Chick eon twice. in.: the. :opening _ fs} P'S ony IEA CoWnitjd, Yukon, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitaba..¢.'+ J
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- Connors tops

tennis list —

Participation of the:

tracted 10,123 in New
York against 2 the
ngers, 9,443 agains
the Black Hawks in Chi-
cagoand 7,117 against the
Barons in Cleveland.

A capacity crowd of
17,077 in Philadelphia
watched the Flyers
hammer Pardubice 6-1

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5 NEW YORK (AP) — Bjorn Borg was third - Minn., against the Tort ‘4 The ‘pasition offers an_ attractive starting 2.
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tennis money-winning list
for 1977, the U.S. Tennis

fried's $478,988.
The rest of the top 10
included Dick Stockton,

Islanders who usually
draw capacity crowds of
15,317,

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= sday. ; $306,956; Vitas Geru- CROWDS DISAP- - " Appl in confi dence to ‘

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= last week’s Grand Prix Dibbs, $283,691, Roscoe | “It was, disappointing Box #1171 BS
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U.S. Open champion
Guillermo Vilas picked
up total winnings of
$800,642, including a
$300,000 bonus for ac-
cumulating the most
points on the Grand Prix
circuit.

(CP) — Seven players
scored for Portland as the

Winter Hawks defeated

Seattle Breakers 8-6. in

estern Canada Hockey
League play before 2,961
fans Wednesday night,

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Disirict of Terrac
“NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing .

F n. 4154 dy te ge

fe S will be held on proposed Land Use Contract fj
= even By-laws: .Project. No. ADP-02-7801. The &
=. proposed .contract is concerned with the
= score ieee followtig ares:

= PORTLAND, Ore. : Part df‘Lot 3, Blocks 19 arid 41, D.L. 362, R.5,

The general intent of the proposed Land Use §
Contract between ihe .District of Terrace
and Bob’s Welding and Machine Works is to
rezone part of Lot 3, Blocks 10 and.11, D.L. §

Portland got goals from 362, R.5, C.D., Plan 4154 from Al Rural to
: David Ross, Brent M2 Industrial, to allow the consolidation of j
? Peterson an erry .. U&§d
: Turnbull for a 9-2 first | that part.of Lot 3 with Lot B, Plan 4827 .
j period lead. | Wayne ‘The proposed Land ‘Use Contract may be §

* Babych, Max Kostovich
sand Paul Mulvey gave
7 the Winter Hawks a 6-3

f The Canadian Forces need men and viewed by any' and all persons requiring |

more specific..information, during regular &

fa lide on the high seas Is to
: there could be a job for yaras a taller.

| ead going into the third pou Bont aa oolsidnedscioncewupmen | ff business hours at-the Municipal Hall.
j 7 Period. ' . : ;
[ ; Ron Chorney's penalty | A Miltary Career Coun- emcee Viera ..The public hearing will be held in the
H ‘shot and Ross's second | sellor willbeln Terrace om =» Kamnloups © Prince George Municipal Council Chambers on Monday, \ '
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Wed. Jan. 16 af the Canada
Manpower Centre fram
9:00 a.m. fo 3:00 p.m.

Look inthe Yellow Pages under Recraiting.

: goal gave Portland an 8-3 SartAry 23rd, 1978,:at 6:45 p.m.

: lead at 11:05 of the third
tbefore Shane Clarke,
«George Buat and Errol
:Rausse narrowed the

( -: .

: Any and all persons having an interest in
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the proposed Land Use Contract By-Law i | - British Columbia has Cj flavour. _

Seen

Projact No. ADP-02- shall take notice ee + 5 a P i“:
each period ‘Greg Dunn , Se ™ _ ven | scar . you ‘wont fin d anywhere else.

E.R. Hallsor.
Clerk-Administrator

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