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PAGE Alo, THE HERALD, Tuesday, December 24, W974 ;

The Terrace Centennials and
an All-Star delegation from the
Terrace’ Commercial Hockey
League. met at the Terrace
Arena last Friday night and the
winner - by a $350 margin - was
the Terrace Cerebral Palsy
Association.

The game was played before
a somewhat meagre crowd, but
there were enough people in
attendance te sweeten .the
coffers of the Cerebral Palsy
group. by the $350 figure. A

cheque for that amount was
donated between Lhe second and
third periods of the match.

While the “Cerebral Palsy

people were the winners of the
fee, the Terrace Centennials
were the undisputed champions
‘of the {ce. The local. Junior B
squad jumped into ‘a 6-0 first
period lead and then stretched it

"to a 10-2 vietory, margin.
Not that the game started that ~*°

way... For’ .the’ first. three
' minutes ofthe maleh, the Cents’
didn't manage to get a-shot at
Commercial league net-minder
Erle Chapman. In thal time the

Commercial League forwards ~

managed -to.~-test Randy
Kolibaba a number of times.
When the Cents started hit-
ting the nets though, it was all
over-for the All-Stars. Starting
at 9:23, the Cents scored a goal
every. minule and fourteen
sevonds,

. Before that ‘point ‘the game.
had seen a string of penalties,,
the first to. Harvie Pocza for
inlerference at: 46 seconds, to
John Mahon -for interference
and Keray Wing for high
sticking at 3;41 lo Gord

Cothrane' for boarding at 4:02 °

and to Lance Legouffe, who is

fast becoming the Cent's’

unofficial spokesman, a ten
minute misconduct at 8:41. At
the same time Roh Mcfee
picked up a tripping minor.

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-Cents pulled away in goals in the first period —

“ Unfortunately .for the

While the Cents played short- .

handed, Graeme Bevington
scored his first goal of the night,
on a break-away pass from
Tommy McMasters. That goal
came al 9:23. At 12:40 Ken

. Hostland scored from John
“Stewart and Kevin Willison ona

rare play, a4 on 1 break away:

Tommy MeMasters made it
3-0 minutes later, back-handing
ina loose puck after: Chapman
hed stopped Pocza and
Christensen. so

The Centennials ‘scored their
Jast three goals of the period In
‘3$seconds, Bevington putting in
a sholat 16:10, John Stewart

scoring his first goal of:.the -

season al 16:34 and Bob Bremer

firing home a shol from the .

“the - biggest

without: including. the cost of
labour, 0.

little shabby at times and one of
Teasons is
thoughtlessnéss, Especially the

“ (houghtlessness of a handful of
“Individuals who seem to incur

- pleasure from the defacement
sand destruction of buildings and.
facilities,

-| Over the last three months,
_ the first half of winter operation

at the Arena, the total dollar

. yalue.for the replacement and +

‘repair of:vandalized items has
hit the $500 mark, And ihat’s’

A-partial list of the’ damage
includes sinks torn off dressing

room walls (twice), pieces of

plexiglass. smashed for the
areas. behind the players
benches and penalty box, locks

_ on ‘bulletin boards in the

Arena's -concourse torn. off,
windows broken and a con-
siderable amoung of graffiti on
the concourse walls, -

Add: to. that the damage
caused Io wooden seats by same
knife-wielding nut, 4 hole
kicked in the gyproe wall of the
Arena's press box and some
other unmentionable and

xt.

. Keray Wing pulls away from a fallen: Centennial... ;

Commercial All Stars, the |

face-off circle at 16:43. .
In the second periad the Cents”
couldn't do as well, only scoring .
once. The Commercial Reps
did just as well on the second as
the first - they didn’t score a
single goal... :
After another initial lurry of
penalties - Daryl’ DeWynter of
the Reps for tripping at 2:85 and.
Kevin Willison. and. Keith
Colwell for ‘fighling at 4:09 -
Harvie. Pocza played
marksman on the seventh Cent
marker, as. the Cents used, the
power play to-their advantage,
“working the puck around until
Pocza was in position to score.
Just ‘after: that marker,
Chapman was pulled in favor of
-Pat Hayes... on
The period ended with several

Kermodes face Delta —

“The Caledonia Kermodes
senior boys basketball’ team
gels a whole days rest after
Christmas, but they'll spend It
travelling to the annual Bob
Whyte Invitiatianal’. Tour-
‘nament in Victoria.

Then, on the 27th of December

_ they'll take to the courts for,

their ‘first game of that tour-
nament, a match against White
Rock, Depending on the cut-.
come of that game, and the
outcome of the next, they'll

meet. either Edmonton or
Courtenay in raund two of the.
festival of basketball. *

_ Coach Mike Iréland reports
thal the team is healthy and

that they appear ready to. do.

battle despite a lack of practice
this week due ‘o Christmas
holidays. .

Following the Victoria
tournament, the Kermodes
returnhome to prepare for their
own (gurnament, the mammoth’
annual Kinsmen Invitiational

Swim Club will register

“Not only will prospective
members of the Terrace Swim

Club be able to register far the .

Club on Monday, January 6, the
Club will also take registrations
on Tuesday, January 7 and
again on Thursday January 9.

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Registralion times are .the
same on all three days, from §
to7 pm.

Members are asked to bring
along proof of age and swim
suits ds coach Sharon Lewis will
be at the pool all three days. A
$10 monthly. fee will also be
payable at that lime. The Club
is open to all ages.

January 10 and 11,. Teams:

‘competing this year include the
Dawson. Creck Penguins, the.

- Prince “George ‘Polars, - the
Houston Shadows, the. Kitimat .

Chiefs and the Prince Rupert
“Rain-makers. «©
And Caledonia’ athletes’

are

_ still in:the process. of selling ~

’ yaffle tickets on a 1974 Toyata.
The draw will lake place late‘in

January and as there-are only, .

prove cos

"Phe ‘Terrace Arena looks a

sickening incidents and you will
begin to get'an Idea of what.
arena manager. Tony Golliard
and his.staff are up against.

One thing they have been able
to control in recent weeks is
defacing of the concourse walls -

due tohoekey pucks. [t seems a

number. of Terrace youngsters
(and some of the not so young)
seemed to. feel the concourse .
was p perfect place to practice
siap shots... The black. puck

‘marks. covering. most of ..the.

concrete’ walls bear mute

_. testimony to the popularity of

this mis-conception.

But the arena: staff has
cracked down and hockey is no
longer being played in . the.
concourse, ce

“The problem ‘begins~ at
home; Gilliard said recently
while conducting this writer on
a tour of the. Arena.” These
people: that come in here and »
write on walls and carve up

“seats seem to have no respect

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limited number’ of . tlekets

available you are urged to get
yours in the very near future,

‘Jan. 6

“The only pre-requisites: for:

joining the club are. en-
thusiasm and the ability to
swim two lengths of the pool. \If
you are doubtful about the two

lengths why not give it a. try? -

Further. information cou-

cerning registration .can be -

ablained by phoning registrar
Anita Rowland at 635-0889. —

$250 per mo.

Phone
Days

’ Near new.
7 _ 9 Badroom
- HOUSE FOR RENT.
Near hew condition, electric heat, near Graham
& Kalum. Available for immediate occupancy |

for property, This is a beautiful
building and/'m sure the people «
of Terrace didn’t work hard to
build the Arena so that a few |
people could destroy it.”

winner

more penalties. The Rep's Bob
Couture was dinged for tripping
at 19:26,- John. Stewart of the
Cents drew two for interference
at 19:59 and Curly Casey, the
.Centennials trainer, was
ejected from the game al 16:31.
Again, penalties started the
third period, with Rob McFee |

The crack down against the

tly at Terrace

vandals sees anyone caught -

damaging or defacing the arena
syspended from the buliding for
a length of ‘time suiting the
crime. Legal action can also be
taken. Harsh bul effective.

- AS well the various com-

munity groups using the Arena

-! have been written and asked to

start ¢racking down on their
people using the arena. The
letters call for closer super-
vision of players in dressing
roams and the sort. =~

'? The preblem is riot solved as
yel. ‘It ls an on-going one and
one that will only. be solved
when all -vandalism to such
facilities ceases. It's a shame
‘and a érime that a handful of
people can cause such damage.
~~ You can help. We all can
help. . If you see someone
defacing the Arena, stop them,
report them to the Arena
management; Don’t stand
there and shake your head in
disgust. Do something about it.
-_ A Tot of people put in a iot of
‘hard work, time and money to

assure that-Terrace’s arena

facility was second to none.
Their work is being undone .-
slowly - but steadily by a group
of thoughless people. ’

by $350

making the trip to the penalty
box for- tripping after eight
Ininutes of play and Ken
Hostland and Martin Hamhuis

- joining McFee a minute later.

While they were both in the
box, the Cents: scored their
eighth goal in the night - or
rather the Commercial League

- the rebound of a shot off the
‘boards and banged it past a

--seoring from Bremer and

Few gaps at pool

There are still a few openings

_in’ Terrace Swimming — Pool

swimming. programs but, ac-
cording to aquatic director
Kerry Wilson, those spaces are

few andfar between. - 9... ;;

About 800° swimmers have

and four loss season are up twa’.

points ‘on. the: second place .
Whales in the standings.

The Seals are holding third ©
place, -six points back of the
league leading Cutthroats and
the Dogfish are in fourth .and

‘ served basis,

“!: Swimming Pool at 635-9013,

_mext year, -

enrolled in the courses to date
and the remaining gaps will be
filled.on a first: come,

- For information about. the
‘spaces left in the various
curses phone: the: Terrace

4

hoy On,'the 9th of January ‘the
league-will meet at (he Terrace
Swimming Pool in an effort. to
reorganize: the hopefully ~ get
more people involved. It is
hoped by league organizers that,
water polo’. play will continue in
Terrace until March or April of

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for your .
WINTER.
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= > or Gail Sharples

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‘CA LL Bob Harvey

Now

4722
 ‘Lakelse —

“rebound of a Keray. Wing shot

‘‘pamming ina shot from Darrel
.. + DeWynter. on

§ - TILLICUM TWIN THEATRE. BUILDING,

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vee and
puck mafked
concourse walls,

. ‘The Cents ran the count to 9-0

-minute later the Reps hit the
‘score beard for. the - first time.

‘his first shut-out of the year.

Olsen scored the second. and

scored the Cents eighth geal of |
the night, > , .

_ The culprit was Phil Dobie, au
all-star. defenseman wha took
slartied Pat Hayes. .

at 14:04 ‘with Mel Christensen

MeFee and it wasn't‘until a

Darrel -DeWynter was- the
marksman, jamming home the

It's the season to be grateful’

and breaking Kolibaba’s bid far for blessings .. and we appreciate your,
Three mintites after that Rick + - ' continved patronage and ‘goodwill.

Compliments of the 5 from -Les Annandale &

final Terrace Ali-Star goal, i
Statt, . oo

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