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Silver medal

winners,

Terrace ‘Trojans

hockey team shown here (left to right) back:
row, Jo-Ann Rauschenburger, Tess Moore,
Rosealee Dilley, Eva- Marle Sarich, Coach Gil

Payne.

Center row tl. r) Danette Rinas,
Kandy -Ditley. Jeannie Marchildon,
Marchildon, Diane Marchildon.

Fern
Front row,

Rae-Lee McBrian, Tiger Brown,

- Valentines: “bonspiel a

A very successful ladies
Valentines bonspell
wrapped up Sunday night at
the Terrace curling club.
The Hough rink from

Kitimat edged the Beckley
rink of Terrace 6-5 to take
the A event.

Grade.

Both Skeena girls . and
boys grade 6 teams placed
second in thelr zone final:

.

F
far.
The Trojans recently

travelled to Fort St. James -
;, for their second annual:
sa hockey, tournament, and.

song con Bhat

‘Terrace Trojans
women’ 's hockey team has
‘had a successful season so

; paulelte Patterson rink of -
Terrace defeated the
Parker rink of Terrace in
the finals of ‘the -B event.
Patterson defeated Hurl in :
the semi-finals and Parker |
‘defeated Camich in their
semi-final contest. ;

In the C event. it was

Bricker of Smithers
defeating Thomson to take
first’ place. Bricker ,

defeated Radford to ad-

vance to the final while
Thomson took out Elliot in
the other semi-final,

8's second in zone

tournaments in Terrace.
over the weekend.
. Kitimat's grade 8 team

came: away with third place |
ih the five team event. The

team sends their thanks to

Ken: Schachner of Budget.

who made travel expenses
“reasonable, Jeannie
' Marchildon received ‘best
goalie ; award, _ and the

won the zone playoif in the

‘boys division and Booth

Ravens took’ the girls’

’ Terrace Trojans. hockey. results

Trojans were named the
most sportsmanlike team.
' In Prince Géorge at the
northern winter games the
team picked up silver
medals, in the eight team
competition. The girls are
off to Prince Rupert next
Sunday. '

Sun shines. in. Sarajevo

SARAJEVO (AP) — The

finally, broke through
misty clouds. around this
Winter ~ Olymple city
Monday as a. four-day
blizzard that disrupted the

Alpine skiing ‘schedule
ended.

“Now we are going ahead
with our schedule at full
speed,” an Olympic
organizer said,

; “The women's 1,000-metre
speed skating evéent in
downtown Sarajevo and the

‘bathed in sunlight Monday

residents

men’s 15-kilometre Cross-
country race‘ on . nearby
Mount Igman both were

morning.

And on Mount. Jahorina,
thie first Alpine event of the
Games — the women’s giant
slalom — was held after
repeated postponements of
other Alpine events forced
by four days of snow and

wind.

Elsewhere in Yugoslavia,
and travellers

Medal Standings

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East Garmany
Soviet Union
Finland
_ - Norway
Sweden

United Statas ‘
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WestGermany
Japan
‘Canada
Czechoslovakia
France

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Local Sports Shorts

Wrestling

‘Terrace wrestlers did exceptionally weil in zone final

“action in Kitwariga over the weekend. Terrace placed third
overall in points behind Smithers and Hazelton,

‘Hazelton finished in first place with 76 points. They .were

followed by Smithers |

with 66 points and Terrace with. 61.

* Kitwanga finished fourth with 54 followed by Houston: -with
32 and Kitimat with 20, See Tuesday's paper for complete

. breakdown of results,

i basketball’ oy

“In junior basketball action over thie weekend Skeena girls
; took two games from Kitimat while the Skeena boys placed
third in their four team tournament at Mount Elizabeth.

. Skeena girls downed Kitimat 50-40 in ‘the first game,
Caroline Hendry had 23 points and Karen Lange had 11 for
Kitirnat, In the second game Skeena got 20 points from
Heridry to defeat Kitimat 58-36, Coleen Anderson added 14
for Skeena and Issy Margintschok had 12 for Kitimat.

" Inthe boys’ games, Kitimat defeated Skeena boys 54-31 in
a game Friday night, Skeena then downed Nishga 32-30 in
Saturday's game. David Kirkaldy had 11 points for Skeena.
in the game for third and fourth Skeena downed Thornhill -
45-33, Marlo Desjardins scored 10 points for Thornhill and
David Kirkaldy was high scorer for Skeena. Kitimat played

Booth in the final game of the tournament. No scores for

that game were available.

=--0 S99 ON wan

began digging out after

what has been, ealled the
worst storm to hit the

country in 20 years. .
Five storm-related deaths

- were reported by the official

Tanjug news agency. The

extent of property damage

could not be determined.
Police appealed to owners

of abandoned cars to return '

to them and help in. snow-

clearing efforts Monday. -

~ success

D'event winners were the.

Judy Austin rink of Terrace, |

. They ‘defeated the Carson
rink of Valemount. In the -

“semi-final it was Austin

over McDermott - and

Carson over Ellsworth. |

finals

finals.
In the girls’ ‘games °

Skeena opened with a 62-16

win over Thornhill Grade

8’s and Booth downed .

Kitimat 37-27, Skeena then,
played Booth ‘and Jost a

. close. 34-35 game | to the

Efforts were under way to -

restore electricity to
thousands of homes which
lost power due to downed
lines. Several villages
remained without power
Monday, said the Belgrade
newspaper Politika.

Most ‘Belgrade papers -
were forced to limit "the
number of their pages
because newsprint could nol
be delivered in time. .

NBA
Standings

EASTERN ‘CONFERENCE
. - Atlantic Division
Ww

Pcl. GAL
Boston 3 ti 65 —
Phila 32 Ip 640 GY2
New York 30.19 .612 8
New Jersey 26 25.510 13
Washington 23°27 «.460 18V2
Central _ Divislon :
Detrall . 27°22 «550 -
AAilwaukee 7622 «547
Atlanta ‘96 24 .538 Ve
Chicago 2078 AW be
Cleveland 19 31.362 F
(Indiana 1434 .292 Vela

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division

Uten - - a0 «6700 =
Dallas ‘a7 a5 30 5
San Ant 22:30 .423 10
Kan. City - U2 420 10
1 Houstand | 260 31..392 1M
Denver 20-01 --.392 Hie
Pacilic Olvision, ss
Los Ang re ee
Portland © 32:21 404 42
Seattle pos) Mb 2d hae 6
- Phoanix : 23°77 1460 10
Gold State 22°30 1423 «12
$an Diego 17 34.333 tél

Sunday Results
‘ New Jersey 107° Houston 103
mu liwaukee 107. San: Biaga 100
{
Philadelphia 10 Sosion ”
Los Angeles .108 Atlanta a7
Utah U4 Portland 112 ,
Saturday Results
San Antonio 123° Delroll 16
Claveland 66 Indiana, 83 °
Chicago 10] Golden Stale 9
Kantas City 94 ‘Washingfon 91
New ‘York 138 Denver‘ 12 -
Phoenix 108 Dallss 89
; Tonight's Game
Son Antonio at indiana -
Tuesday Games
New Jersey at Cilevetend
Phaotnix at Milwaukee
New York at Kansas City
Sen Dlego al Chicaga
Detroit at Houston
Atlanta at Utean
“Washingfén af Denver
Seattle at Gaiden State

"over Skeena 38-22.

Ravens. .

. On. Saturday Kitimat
downed Thornhill 36-20 in
one game and 33-8 in
another. .
Kitimat 36-30 to advance to
the final game,

acy the finals, it ‘was sgt i
enny f-

Errico scored 16 points for

Booth while Caroline

. Hendry, had 9 points to top

Skeena.

In boys’ action on Friday’
night, Skeena B downed
Nishga 47-31, Kitimat
dumped Queen Charlotte 44-
17, and Booth beat Queen
Chatlotte 47-26.

In Saturday’s games it «

was Skeena B over Skeena
A 53-40, Skeena B over
Queen Charlotte 49-32,Booth
over Nishga 33-30, Kitimat |
aver Booth 46-39 and Skeena
A over Nishga 35-22,

. Skeena A then met
Kitignat in the final game
and Skeena lost a close

- match 41-39. Dion Orbell

was high scorer for Skeena
with 13 points and Robert

' Davidson had 17 points to

top Kitimat.

Skeena ‘ edged

-town

~ Omineca ‘takes:

The Terrace Omiteca
allstars pulled off a come

-from behind 8-5 win over ,

Kitimat Junior B Black
Hawks in the final game of

hockey tournament on
Sunday to take home the

Herald trophy and the

winning prize money.
Terrace battled Kitimat
teams during the entire
tournament. In round-robin
play the Black Hawks
defeated the Terrace

- Allstars in overtime to take

first place in their division
and in a semifinal game
Terrace needed a shootout

. to defeat Kitimat Allstars 4-

3 to advance to the final
game.

In the final game Kitimat

took an early period lead
when Jay Glass scored from
Jerry Choinicki. Four
minutes later it was Regan
Desroche scoring for
Kitimat to give the Hawks a
2-0 lead at the end of one.
+ Desroche made it 3-0 with
his second goal at 4:51 of the
game as Omineca began to
look tired.

Pete Tichner broke the
Terrace silence at 9:15 and
the Allstars came to- life.
Richard Kolner hit the

“mark from Larry Swanson
and Mike Larock and the

Kitimat lead was cut to one.
Tracy Camazzola opened

_ the 11th annual commercial .

Mallett got the tying and..°
winning goals on two
Terrace power-plays. He,
scored the tying goalat$:14 -
of the third period and got
the go ahead goal at 15:37.
Chris .Reneerkens added
icing to the cake at 17:52
and Lance Legouffe got the
empty net goal.to give
Omineca the 8-5 win,

Wade Flaherty was
named most valuable
player of the tournament,
Chrid Reneerkens won the
scoring trophy and Mike
Lablond was named best
defenceman. For Kitimat
Floyd Reinfjel] was named
best goalie. -

In semi-final action it was
the Hawks defeating Rupert
Jr. 5-3. Kitimat got goals
from Dan Markert and
pairs on goals from Steve
Nelson and Emil Gagnon.
For Rupert it was Paul
Baker picking up a pair and
Ed Boudreau adding one.

In the ofher semi-final
game it was Lance

Legouffe's shootout goal.

after double overtime that
was credited as the winning

_ goal to give Omineea the 4-3

win over Kitimat Allstars.
The twoteams played to a 3-
3 tie after regulation time
and added two periods of

. overtime before going to the

_ Shootout.

a birage of scoring late In .

the second period with his
goal at 16:24 on a Kitimat
power-play. Steve Forrest
connected a minute later to
put Kitimat up by three.

Then it was Mike Lablond
scoring for Terrace with
just under two minutes left

. in the period and. Doug

Thomson got a power-olay
goal with just 32 seconds left
in the ‘period to put Terrace
back within one.

In the third period it was
all Terrace scoring as the
Black Hawks had a tough

time with Wade Flaherty in

goal for Terrace. Darcy

" SARAJEVO., (CPL 2;
There's, : a " popular: but 7
frustrating saying in
Sarajevo — “You must
wail.”

Visitors and journalists
from around the world, in
for the Winter
Olympics, can rattle it off in
half a dozen languages. But
no one at the Games has

— $f

. training on Mount Jahorina’

Each team was
given three shots on goal
penalty shot style. Terrace
three out of three while
Kitimat could only manage
to put two past Flaherty.

In the consolation game =

Kitimat Allstars handled
Prince Rupert easily 4-2.
Kitimat got goals: from
Minaker, Ron Wakita, Tony
Harmell, Scott Marleau,
and two from Brad Owen,
Rob Toye scored both
Prince’ RUPERT GOALS.

ROUNDROBIN

* ROUNDUP
Kitimat Allstars 16 Terrace
Ba .

in the opening game of the

tournament Kitimat
commercial. Allstars

The men’ '§ rare on ‘Mount :

 Bjelasnica’ and’ women’s

_were both cancelled Sunday

faced a longer wait than the -

men’s downhill skiers.
Their run for the gold
medal has been postponed
daily and organizers
decided Sunday to
surrender temporarily to an
unending winter storm and

forget the’ downhill. until.

Thursday, a week later than’

the original starting date.

The female downhillers
have faced a
problem with their race,
‘aripinally sel for Saturday,

‘now scheduled for Wed-
: esday.

because of continuing high
winds, heavy snow and fog.

“T puess we'll just fold our
clothes differently," Gary

Athans of Kelowna, B.C.,_

said of his plans for the
latest delay.

“And we'll get better at.
the video games. Everyone
is playing them like crazy.”

Video arcades are in
constant use in the athletes’
and media villages, and are
especially popular with the
athletes,

is
the

The waiting ‘game
easier to play at

‘Olympics than on the World

similar .

Cup circuil, simply because
of the increased activilies.
CHEER TEAMMATES
The Canadian skiers have
spent many hours on

Downhill skier takes first

SARAJEVO
Slalom skier

(CP)
Debbie

Armstrong gave the United

States its first gold medal of
the Winter Olympics today
-while Karin Enke became

_the first triple medallist of

the Games by leading East
Germany {to a 1-2 finish in
the women’s 1,000-metre
speed skating event.

It was a 1-2 finish for the

Americans in the women’s

giant slalom “as well with
Christin Cooper winning the
silver medal. Perrin Pelen °
of France won the bronze.

Armstrong won with a
combined time of two
minutes 20.98 seconds while
teammate Cooper was
clocked jin 2:21.38. Cooper
had led after the first run
earlier in the day, but her
time of 1:12.51 in the second
run dropped her Into the
silver medal spot.

Pelen prevented a U.S.
sweep of the medals by
finishing third in 2:21.40.
Tamara McKinney of the
U.S. was fourth in 2:21.83.

Liisa Savijarvi of
Bracebridge, Ont., ninth
after the first run with a
time of 1:10,31,, managed
only 1:12.42 on the second
run and remained ninth
with a 2:29.73 total.

Enke, who earlier won the
gold medal in the 1,500.
metres and the silver in the
500, was clocked in one

minute 21.61 seconds today.
Teammate Andrea Schoene
took the silver, her second
of the Games, in 1:22.83 to
give East Germany the lead

“with a total of 14 medals (six

gold, six’ silver and, two
bronze).

The Soviel Union is next
with 13 (three gold, four
silver, six bronze).

Natalie Grenier of Ste-
Foy, Que., was 18th in the
women’s speed skating wilh
a time of 1:27.67 and Sylvie
Daigle of Sherbrooke, Que.,
finished 25th {n 1:28.96.
GOLD AGAIN

Sweden's Gunde Svan
collected his secoud medal
of the Games, winning the
gold in the men’s 15-
kilometre cross-country ski
race. Syan, who earlier won
a bronze in the 30-kilometre
event, was timed In in
41:25.6 to finish ahead of two
Finns, . Aki Karvonen
(41:34.9) and Harri Kir.
vesniemi (41:45.6).”

'Plerre = Harvey: = ‘ol
Stoneham, Que., was 22nd in
the field of 91 with a time ol
iw.

The United States, whict
collected its first medal
Sunday night in the pairs
figure skaling, started or
the way lo another expeclec
gold today when three-time
world champion ‘Scot!
Hamilton took the lead ir
the men’s singles fipurt

skating event after the
compulsory figures.
"Jean-Christophe Simond

“bombed the Terrace B team ..
16-0. Scott Marleau had four

_ goals and Barry Boudreau ~

‘picked upa hat trick to pace
Kitimat.
Black Hawks 7 Omineca 6
 The'two top teams of the
tournament met in round. |
robin play and gave fans an
exciting fast paced game.
Kitimat came up with the
win in overtime with a goal
from Jay Glass. Other
scorers for Kitimat were
Regan’ Desroche, Steve
Forrest, Mike
Stephonavicius, Don Me-
_ Martin, and Emil Gagnon,
‘For Terrace it was Tim
Koiner, Darcy Mallett, Pete
Tichner, Mike Lablond with
‘a pair, and Richard Kolner.
Hazelton ¢ Juvenites 3
Hazelton got four third
period goals to put the
Terrace Chrysler Juveniels
down 6-3 in the late game

Friday night. Hazelton got.

two. goals from Dave
Wakefield, and singles from
Gerald Starr, Rich Simms,
John David and Jan
Tremblay. For the
Juveniles it was Dave
Kawinsky, Steve Turner,
and Rod Philpot,
Black Hawks 8 Hazjeton §
Kitimat got two goals
each from Lou Parent and
Jerry Choinicki to lead the

Hawks to their second,

round-robin victory.
Hazelton was shutout in the
first period. and got a late
second period goal from
MJohn David to leave the
score 5-1 after two periods.
Hazelton.made a- gallant
effort in the last period
getting goals from Jerry
Young, Richard Simms, and
Winston Leary to make the
score respectable.
Omineca 12 Juveniles 3
‘Omineca got four power
play goals and a short-
handed goal to defeat the
Juveniles in their Saturday
afternoon. contest. Pete
“Tichner- had four goals to
lead Omineca and Lance
Legouffe had thred goais.

Downhill, must wait-

dryland: ‘training, «: éatehing “
““ap-ol their réadifig’ arid’ by -'
now probably know
downtown Sarajevo as well
as some long-time
residents. They have also
turned into cheerleaders.

“Yes, we've seen a fair
amount of the other sports,’"
said Steve Podborski of
Toronto, ''We, were al the
hockey game the other
‘night.”

Sunday night, coach Joey
Lavigne took his team to the
pairs figure skating.

The postponement of the
downhill to Thursday
prompted Austrian officials
to send three of their four
downhillers home for a
couple of days. The fourth
remained beeduse he aiso
competes in giant slalom,
which will now have both
runs Tuesday.

, The Herald, Monday, Februaiy 1%; 5 i984, Pages _

§:. TCHL ‘tourney

; Omineca i] Hazelton 3

‘ over Hazelton.

oa oA

‘Tony’ Jakubowski, ‘Rob
Ebeling, and Garry Donald
‘each - scored for the
Juveniles. ~
Terrace B 2 Rupert re
Terrace B took their
_ second beating in as many
Hames as Greg Drummond
got a hat trick for Rupert to
lead them to a win in their
first game of the round
robin, Other scorers for
Rupert were Frank Burns,
‘Rob Toye, Mike Ciccone,
Dave Baker, Ed Boudreau,
Mark Hauptman, Paul
Baker, and Ken Long. For
Terrace it was Mike
Lambert, and Rob Bell both
getting goals in the second
period.

Black Hawks 10 Juveniles 3

Dave Kawinsky scored all
three Juvenile goals in a
losing effort as the
Juveniles lost to the
stronger Kitimat team 10-3.
Scoring for Kitimat were
Colin Parr, Don McMartin
and Brent Rogers. Getting
two goals each were Steve
Nelson and Lou Parent and
Emil Gagnon got the hat
trick. *

Omineca dominated their
final round robin game and
finished up in second place
in their division behind the
Black Hawks with this win
Chris
Reneerkens had four goals
and Lance Legouffe had
three to lead Omineca. For
Hazelton it was Tan
Tromblay, Winston Leary
and Jerry Young getting
goals.

Kitimat A 10 Rupert 3
Kitimat handled Rupert

“easily in the final round

robin game leaving Kitimal
in first place In.the division
and Rupert in second place.
Sylvain Gagnon and Stacy .
Smeader led Kitimat with
two goals each. -Bob Toye
had a pair. for Rupert and
Greg Drummond added the
other Rupert goal.

again!

4 The Canadians, of course,
‘doti't'nave” that’ opildii:

“ “We've gone through a
certain period of time away
from home, whereas the
Europeans probably spent a
couple of days at home
before coming to the
Olympics, so that could be a
disadvantage to us,” ‘said
Athans. -

The long delay may be a
factor in the outcome of the
men’s race. A week of
anxiety and. tension ‘could

" -prove costly to some of the
’ younger competitors.

Many .of the veteran
World Cup downhillers
wonder ’ out loud how
American Billy. Johnson,
one of the gold medal
favorites after excellent
training times on the
relatively easy course, will
handle the wait.

U.S. gold me edal

of France was second and
West German Rudi Cerne
third. ‘

Canadian champion Brian
Orser of Penetanguishine,
Ont., placed seventh ,

Melaney Jones of Skeena’s ‘grade 8 ‘tea
with Jodi Rickerby of Booth, in a game

zone finals.

m struggles for a rebound, here
Friday night at Thornhill in. the