6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, April, 1987

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TERRACE MEN! § REC HOCKEY LEAGUE FINALS |

PDO Wranglers 6 CNR 2

CNR 6. - PDQ Wranglers 4
\CNR 6 PDQ Wranglera 5
CCNA wins crameionsti), —

TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY 1 ~
NOVICE DIVISION PLAYOFFS
; Legion 3 Elks 1
(Legion finishes first - Elks are second)
Firefighters 6. Kalum Electric 2
_{Firefightars finish third -. Kaluny fourth)

PEEWEE MINOR HOCKEY °°.” CAUTIMAT LIONS BANTAMS AT ABBOTSFORD

” LEAGUE FINALS a HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
‘ a, ; , P. George 9. Kitimat 2
Skeena Cellulose 7. “Ironworks 3 <i Chilliwack .9 Kilimat 3

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Skeena Cellulose 7

Skeena Cellulose - 7 Ironworks’ .4:"-::

(Skeena wins best-of-5 series in .. :
3 sitaight games)

~N. Shore Winter Club 6 “Kitimat -2 -
we Kelowna Wo Kitimat 3

Aggregate winners from the Kitimat Eurocan swim meet Feb. 21 and 22 (back, left to right),
Shannon Henderson (girls 10 and under, Gold); Sandy Loptson (girls 13 and 14, Silver); Bobby
Peacock (boys 11 and 12, Gold); (front) Jennifer Henderson (girls 7 and 8, Gold). Missing from
picture, Leanne Hidbar (girls 10 and under, Bronze); Allson Lindseth (girls 13 and 14, Gotd}; John
Adams (boys 13 and 14, Gold) and Eric Bergsma (senior boys, Silver).

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Records smashed
at Blueback meet

’ TERRACE — Swimmers

from Terrace, Kitimat and
Prince Rupert were in top
form on the March 28
weekend at the Terrace
Blueback Swim Meet.
They cracked 44 records
overall, including 37 in-
dividual marks. ;
The best performance
was turned in by Allison
Barriscale of the Kitimat
‘Marlins. The top-ranked
nine-and-10 year old for
B.C. registered nine pool
records — one for every
event she entered:
Kitimat’s Dawn Pasa-
creta and Prince Rupert's
John Stamhuis each rack-
ed up five records, while

‘Mickey Westgate of Kit-

imat set four new marks.
The Marlins’ Jonathon
MacAuley recorded three
records.
Doug MacKenzie of
Terrace and Mary-anne
‘Rudolph of Rupert re-
corded two. records each,
while single marks were
turned in by Dayna Nel-
son of Kitimat, Nathalie

Paolinelli of Rupert, Jen-
nifer Henderson of Ter-

race, Mike Nagj of Kit-

imat, Eric Bergsma of
Terrace, Lee Encinas of
Kitimat, and Ryan Keefe
of Kitimat.

In the -relay records,
Terrace took the short end
of record-breaking, the
Bluebacks came out on
top in team total points,
The 56 Terrace swimmers
ran up 803 points. Kit-
imat, with 42 swimmers,
placed second with 667
points, Rupert wound up

with 508 points from 39
swimmers. Massett Eagles .

had - only -12 swimmers,
but they picked up 33
points.

Individual aggregate
winners were as follows,
listed in order from first to
third. ;

Girls 7 and 8 — Jennifer
Henderson (T), Kim West-

gate (K), Kim Slater (PR)..

Boys 7 and 8 — John
Stamhuis (PR), Chad Tru- ,
deau (PR), Robert Bell
(PR).

Girls 9 and 10 — Aik. |”
.son Barriscale (K), Kelly —

Pearce (T), Jocelyn Cox-
ford (T).

_. Boys 9 and 10 — Mick-—
ey. Westgate (K), Lee En-

cinas (K), Chris Trapper
(PR).
‘Girls 11 and 12 — Nat-

" halie Paolinelli (PR), Day-

na Nelson (K), Tammy

Quast (T).

Boys 11 and 12 — Jona-
thon MacAuley (K), Mark

Anderson (PR), Bobby
Peacock (T).

Girls 13 and 14 —

Mary-anne Rudolph (PR),.

Cathy Bennett (T),
Heather Bell (PR).-

Boys 13 and 14 — Doug
MacKenzie (T), Michael
al (PR), John Adams

Girls 15 to 17 — Dawn
Pasacreta ~ (K), Alison
Lindseth (T), Nicole Bur-

den (K).

~. Boys 15 to 17 — Eric

* Bergsma (T),. Mike Nagi
(K), Ted ‘Noddin (M).

- Football scene settled |

- It seemed like the Cana-
dian football league’s

. television problem would

never be settled as both
the CBC and CTV balked
at paying the same high
prices for rights as they
had done in the past.

But, cooler heads pre-
vailed and it. was an-
nounced late last month
that CBC and the Sports
Network would get the
Lions’ share of televised
games for the 1987 season.
CTV, with financial
troubles and too many
favors sought from the
CFL, are left out in the
cold.

The CBC will broadcast
24 games over Skeena

Broadcasters’ TV7 chan-
nel. The Sports Network is
carrying 19 games on their
cablevision channel.

Financial details of the -

agreement were not an-
nounced,

In addition to the 24
regular season games,
TV7 will also carry two

playoff games and the.

Nov. 29 Grey Cup game
from Vancouver.

Additions to the Sports
Network. schedule include
live coverage of the
Schenley Awards, the
Coach-of-the-Year dinner
and the 1988 Canadian
‘college draft.

TSN has nine Thursday
games, plus three on both

Sunday and Friday, and
two on Wednesday.
There’s also one game on
Saturday.

The CBC schedule has
16 Saturday games, plus

six Sunday matches and
‘two others on Monday. —

A few games are set for
a special CFL Network
which adds up to 80 out of
81 regular-season games
shown on television. Last
year, only 69 games had
TV exposure,

The CBC’s first game is
Winnipeg at Edmonton on
June 27. The first Sports
Network game is June 25
with Montreal at Toronto.

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AUTHORIZED AGENTS

Logging outfits underscrutiny “——~ continued om page ‘

that monitoring and in-
spection of timber licen-
sees is a standard practice
in the Ministry. —

Ken Ingram, regional
manager for the Prince
Rupert Forest . Region,
said -his office. “thas con-

cerns, but they have not
In-

been substantiated.
gram said reforestation
activities for all three com-
panies begin this year.

- Ingram.said the Minis-
try’s . silviculture moni-
toring program consists of
notifying the companies
of their obligations, re-
ceiving their planting pre-

scriptions and ‘either ‘ap-
proving or rejecting the
plans. On-site inspections
take place after planting,
he said. —

The three companies in
question have been grant-

ed a total cut of 1 million -

cubic meters per year in
the Stewart and Bell-Ir-
ving areas ‘comprising 80
percent of the annual al-
lowable cut. The total
land area to be restocked
is 40-60 percent of the area
harvested, with the bal-
ance slotted for natural

regeneration. _Replanting ~
will cover between 900 ‘and:

‘In Terrace Court —

In Terrace Provincial

Court on Monday, March

16 Ronald Chapman was
fined $35 .for an offence
under the Motor Vehicle
Act. Chapman was fined
an additional $35 for a

different offence under

the Motor Vehicle Act.
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. On Tuesday, March 17

in. Terrace Provincial |
Court Lawrence Anderson

was fined $800 for

_ operating a motor vehicle

while his ability to drive
was impaired.
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In Terrace Provincial
Court on Tuesday, March
17 Barry Ross was fined a
total of $200 for two of-
fences under the Federal
Fisheries Act.

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On Tuesday, March 17
in Terrace Provincial
Court Evan Ross was fin-
ed a total of $200 for two

offences under the Federal
Fisheries Act,
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In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday; March
20 Gary Holland was fin-
ed a total $70 for two dif-

ferent offences under the -

Liquor Control and Licen-

sing Act.

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On Friday, March 20 in
Terrace Provincial Court

1,300 hectares.

Ingram said all three
companies have desig-
nated this year’s planting
areas and ordered the ap-
propriate quantity of seed-
ling stock.

1985 of a 1.2 million cubic
meter’ annual allowable —
cut in the area took his of-
‘fice by surprise, Ingram
said. The logging practices
and silviculture monitor-.
ing system operated out of

Stewart, he said, is not up ~~

to the standard of other

nel, but it is adequate,

In: Terrace Provincial -

Court on Friday, March |
20 Franklin Flint was fin-
ed $75 for an offence

under the Motor Vehicle .

Act,
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On Friday, March 20 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Edward Derrick was fined
$100 for an offence under
the Motor Vehicle Act.

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Dwayne Bolton was fined _

$250 for an offence under

.the Motor Vehicle Act:

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In Terrace Provincial
Court: on Friday, March
20 Joseph Bevan was fined
a total of $70 for two dif-

‘ferent offences under the

Liquor Control and Licen-
sing Act.
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On Friday, March 20 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Wilma Stanley was fined
$800 for theft.

Police report

On Friday, April 3 the
Terrace RCMP charged
an 18-year-old Terrace
man with possession of a
narcotic and possession of
a narcotic for the purpose
of trafficking.

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