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Minor Hockey.

starting soon.

Terrace Minor Hockey's
regilar house league season
gets underway next week at
the Terrace Arena, Division
heads said they expect to
have schedules finalized by
the weekend 50 that each boy
gets a copy.

At a meeling held this
week, the executive decided

to boost the wages of on-ice

officials for Rep team
games. Referees will now
gel six dollars per game and
linesmen four dollars per
game. Referee-in-chief
Terry McFadyen explained
that with officials getting
more money, he won't have
as many problems in lining
up peuple to do the games.

Division standings and
game scores will also be

- published and aired on radio

this year for the first time
since dropping the idea five
years ago. However, in-
dividual scoring statistics
fur house league will not be
kept. When it was tried in the
past, it created animosity
among boys and parents who
thought a-scoring race was
more important than the
youngsters just playing
hockey and having fun.

Sponsors will be sought for
the five division Rep teams
for the first time. The in-
creasing cost of running Rep
teams brought about this
decision. Sponsorship of a
Rep team will be $500. It was
pointed oul that most Rep
teams throughout the
province are sponsored by
business firms. Rep team co-
ordinator Cliff Sharples said

he has lined up ‘Terrace ‘|
Chrysler for the juveniles. ;

. and All Seasons Sports for _

themidgets. Sponsors forthe.
bantams, peewees and pups’ |
are expected lo be an-_
nounced early in October.

The rules committee has -
come up wilh a revised setof
rules to combat off-ice ac-
tivities in addition to those:
already in effect on the ice.
The rules deal mostly with’ -
swearing, smoking, |
drinking, damage {to the ~
arena and general behaviour
aruund the arena.

Stiff penalties are included
in these new rules which will
be given to each boy, coach’ -
and manager. They will also
be published when available.
‘ Meanwhile, finalized plans
for the four division, inter-
city weekend Rep team
league are expected to be -
completed by next week. A
schedule has been drawn up
to run for six weeks, with a
break during November 11
weekend,, The schedule will
involve Rep teams in pup,
peewee, bantam and midget
for the communities of |
Terrace, Kitimal, Prince .,
Rupert and Smithers, ,

Also, two peewee coaches ‘‘
and une bantam coach are
urgently needed by the’
weekend. Anyone Interested
in coaching 4 peewee team
can call Bob Dahl at 635-2052, °-
and prospective bantam ©
coaches can contact Ray "
Flaherty at 635-5314, or, "
anyone wishing to fill either ~
coaching position can con- *
iact Bernie Selder at
Terrace Chrysler, 635-5959,

Volleyball teams °

on the road Sat.

Once again, local high

“school athletes will be in-

yolved in much activity over
the weekend, Thornhill Jr.
Secondary School will be the
scene of a volleyball playday
inchwing girls and boys
teams from Smithers,
Houston, Hazelton, and

_ Aiyansh, as well as the boys

and girls teams from the
host Thornhill School. The
games will be getting un-
derway at 10 a.m., and will
continue until 4 p.m.

The Skeena High boys and
girls A and B volleyball
teams will be leaving for
Booth Memorial High in
Prince Rupert at 7/30 a.m.
Saturday. There they will be
competing against teams
from Prince Rupert, Kitimat
and Port Simpson. An
added attraction in that
playday will be a giris A
team from Prince Rupert
Senior Secondary School

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teams won'l be idle on the”
weekend either. The senior
girls volleyball squad will be
on their way to Hazelton,
where they will take part ina
playday there. The senior
boys A team is travelling to
Prince George for the Polar~
Invitational Volleyball
Tournament, where they will
test their skills against
teams from Prince George,
Dawson Creek, Vanderhoof
and other central interior. .
teams.

And Jast, but certainly not
least, Caledonia's senior
girls A squad will be on their -
way to Victoria for the |
University of Victoria In-
vitational — Volleyball
Tournament, where they will
be competing against other
girls volleyball teams from
all over British Columbia. ©

Moritz Minder sets |
new shooting record .

SEOUL (AP) — Moritz
Minder set a world record in
free pistol shooling and
helped Switzerland win two

| gold medals on opening day

of the world shooting

championships Thursday.

The favored United States
and West Germany also won
two gold medals each.

Minder, a 42-year-old
Swiss electronics engineer,
scored 577 out of a possible
600 points in men’s 50-metre

free pistol at Seoul's
Taenung § I[nternational
Shuoting Range. The

previous world record of 573
was set in the 1976 Summer
Olympic Games at Montreal

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Minder’s performance —

helped the four-man Swiss:
squad reach a tolal gold-

medal score of 2203.

The United States won gold
medals in women’s air rifle,
individual and jeam events, -
and West Germany in men’s.
air rifle, individual and team

events. :

Wanda R, Jewell, an army
lieutenant from Ft. Benning,
Ga., won the world air rifle
litle by sevring 385 oul of a
pussible 400. She alse led the
U.S. women’s squad to lhe
world team championship
with a total of 1,140 vut of a
possible 1,200.

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