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Terrace All-Stars, in light jerseys, cruised to a 9-1
triumph over Prince Rupert All-Stars in com-
mercial hockey inter-city play Sunday at the Civic
Centre arena. Larry Hackman and Marcel

‘Tookenay. each collected hat tricks for the win-
ners: Ken Simonson picked up the lone Rupert

marker.

GMs win in dying seconds

‘McEWAN MOTORS 6
‘GORDON AND AN-
-DERSON 5
‘ McEwan Motors scored
*three goals in the last two
eminutes of play, both on
»shots from the point that
: bounced off players to come
saway with a 6 to 5 victory
?over Gordon and Anderson
‘in an exciting game played
+ Monday night in the Terrace
> Commercial Hockey league.
: Gordon and Anderson got
‘the first marker of the
‘evening, Barry Heinen
scoring on a hard slap shot.
John Losier got the disc to
him in the slot.

Steve Dillibough tied the
count at one each, picking

up a rebound off a shot by
Rick Lewis. Gordon Ben-
tham got the second assist.

GM went one up just
before the period ended on a
power play marker. Rick
Lewis again took a shot that
was stopped. Rae Rowe
pounced on the puck and GM

ad a one goal lead.

Five minutes after the
second frame started G&A
tied the score at 2-2.
Bruggeman was _ the
marksman on a pass from

Larry Balano and that
ended the second period
scoring.

McEwan Motors took the

lead at 6:02 of the third when :-
they broke out of their own ..

end on a three-on-one break.
Scott Corp scored assisted
by Rae Rowe and Marcel
Tookenay.

Jim Gustafson evened the
count at 3-3, scoring on a
two-on-one break with
Nickerson.

It took GM exactly one
minute to take a one goal
lead again — Lewis from
Dillibough and Bentham,
giving a 4-3 advantage to
McEwan.

Larry Balano tied the
score at 4-4 as he banked a
shot off the post with Don
Clifford assisting.

” Jolin’ Losier gave G&A a
oné goal lead with just over
seven minutes left in the

game on a shot from close
In. Jim Gustafson set up the

ay.
With less than a minute
left in the contest Keith
Colwell fired a shot from the
point that bounced off a
G&A defender and went into
the net. Frank O'Brien was
credited with the assist.

With 33 seconds Jeft in the
game G&A received a
slashing penalty. It took GM
just seven seconds to get the
winner. Colwell again fired
a hard shot from the right
point. It hit Rick Lewis on
the hand and went into the
cage. Final score McEwan
Motors 6, Gordon and An-
derson 5.

Michaud gets three
as Fordmen stay on top |

TOTEM FORD 10 POHLE
LUMBER 3
Pohle Lumber outshot
Terrace Totem Ford 25 to 18
over the first two periods of
play in the second game in
the Commercial League
Monday night but Totem
Ferd wound up on the long
end of a 5-2 score. Then the
Ford crew came out in the
third and fired 22 shots at
the Pohle net, skating away
with a 10 to 3 victory.
Rino Michaud scored the
first goal of the game after
five minutes of play. It was
the first shot on goal for
Ford and the first of three
for Michaud. Rino also
added two assists during the
game for a five point night.
Bob Cooper tied the count
three minutes later, picking
a pass out of the air and
deflecting it past Lamming.
Mike Barg got the assist.
Cooper was responsible
for the next goal as well,

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keeping the puck in Ford
end and passing to Lynn
Kraeling in the slot, giving
Pohle a one goal lead.
A power play goal by Bob
Peacock tied the score at 2-
2. Peacock fired a shot from
the point that found the
target; Michaud and Hack-
man picking up assists.
Peacock gave Ford the
lead with 1:06 left in the
period on an_ individual
effort, stickhandling his way
past three Pohle players and
finding the top corner.
Pohle Lumber had their
chance to get back in the
game at the six minute
mark of the second frame.
Ford drew two minor
penalties and played two
men short for more than a
minute but held tight.
Totem Ford scored with
less than five minutes left in
the period, Michaud with his
second assisted by Hack-
man and Peacock.

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The final goal of the
period was kicked into an
open net by a Ford player
andthe score stood at 5-2 for
Totem Ford.

With 3:14 gone in the third
period Dale Kushner and
Dick Shinde gat into a
scuffle resulting in two
minutes for Shinde and six
minutes for .Kushner. Less
than a minute later Rino has
his hat trick, intercepting a
pass in his own end, racing
the length of the ice, taking
the goalie out of his socks
and tucking the puck in.

Larry Hackman got the
next goal for Ford. Peacock

swept around the Pohle net,
threw the disc out to Larry
who promptly scored to
make the count 7-2.

Terry Markwart scored
the next goal with Pohle
playing a man short. His
shet just trickled over the
goal line, Brian Kormandy
assisting.

Totem Ford scored two
more power play goals
before the game ended and
with less than two minutes
left, Peacock teamed up
with Hackman and Shinde
with both sides even to give
Totem Ford a 10-3 victory
and retain top spot in the
league.

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The Terrace ‘Cobra Club
held their annual meeting
and election of officers last
Thursday night. Hardy
Mehs was elected to serve
as president for the coming
year, Joyce Gibson: was
chosen secretary and Hazel
Hamilton treasurer,

The Cobras will hold the
first snowmobile meet in the
Pacific northwest at the

. Stock Car track on January

23. The races will start at 1
p.m. and there will be $700 in
trophies given out.

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Secondary; Rick Hall,
Killamey Secondary; Ken
West, Central Jr. High;
Nick DeCotiis, Carson
Graham; Randy Blomgren,
Smithers Secondary; Ted
McKeith, Quesnel Jr.
Secondary; Todd Wong,
Carson Graham: Sharon
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Jacqueling Booth, Reynolds
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derson scored the final
marker of this game and
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the period ended, Brad
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Pohle Lumber got that one
back three minutes later,
Darryl DeWynter the
marksman, assisted by Sev
Piattoni and Dale Kushner.

Gordon and Anderson
went one up again before the
second period ended, Barry
Heinen from John Losier
and Don Clifford.

Pohle tied the count six
minutes after the third. got
underway. Earl Campbell
with his second ‘of the night
scored an unassisted goal.

Don Clifford from Leblanc
gave G&A the lead again at
the midway point of the
third, . ‘

‘ Bob Cooper evened things
up again two minutes later;
John Taylor and DeWynter
getting the assist.

John Losier was the final
marksman in this game,
scoring at the 14 minute
mark to give Gordon &
Anderson the win in this
closely played contest.

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