WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1974

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_._At’a mid-summer hot stove
session Friday night, it was
‘announced the Terrace Cen-
tennials will go witha two coach
system for the 1974-75 season.
Local director Wes Phillips and

position."

Parsons speaking to a small
“crowd ‘in the ‘Terrace Arena’s
“banquet: room, told the world
cfhat the group was '*Going lo do

> aur-best' 2 7
- Tim in this business to win,”

he Terrace Centennials will
open their 1974-75 season on
October 5 in Kilimal.. The team
lakes on the Kitimat Cohees
“that evening and (hen returns lo

ov ,
Anas
~Ro

TOF FLYING gf >

2 “FLIGHT FACTS -
: Did you know. that:
. oo. *Blying (isn’t just for
re the-s young.” Although the
2 *Le largest number is in the 25-29
o> year-old’ bracket, nearly: 20.
_ oy percent: of: the: private pilots
~ Squalified = for’. their, licenses
alter “age 40, About 15,000
ptivate' pilots’ are over 60
years olde 0 7
Flying Isn't just: for the
rich, Sixty percent of today's
“private pilots carn less than
‘$20,000 ayenr..
Site The cost: of learning to
“fly Is-about equivalent, ta a
inter’s <:skilng: or country

family:automobile and at 14
-18-miles per gallon.

Catgary’s Phil. Parsons will.
share the duties: behind .the
bench next year forthe Cents. ~'p
As well Harry Davy will serve .
‘the leam ina general managers :

_—
Ree

‘ he said, “andI don't like to lose.
Youcan expect ta see extreme,
constant pressure and first,

second and third efforts from
the jeam. 4

“The bays will be here a little
earlier this year, around the 8th
ot 9th of September and you'll
robably see them running up
and downhills fora while. We'll
be the best conditioned club in
the PNWHL when the season

opens.) ee,
We'd also like to see’ good
‘ ralations with everyone: in the
community.

‘cessable lo everyone.”
The group also heard from

‘Cents open season.

. Chicago. |

Wes Phillips, .
Harry Davy and I want to ac-.

Phil Parsons has worn more
than afew hats during his short
slay on earth- among them that
of a clinical psychologist, the
workman's hat ag an electrical
contractor, the helmet of a
defenseman in seml-pro hockey
and the crash helmet of a motor
boat and automobile racer.

This year he'll add yet
another as he and Wes Phillips
combine to coach the Terrace
Centennials in their second
season of PNWHL action, For
Parsons it marks his debut as a
coach of junior B hockey,
although he has spent some~
years coaching minor hockey in
both the States and Calgary.

“A person who
doesn’t make
mistakes,
isn't trying.”

Parsons graduated fram: the
University of Chicago with a
major in elinical psychology:
He played semi-pro hockey in
three different leagues: in
Follawing his
graduation he went to work with
his falher, an electrical
engineer, in northern [inois

before moving to California

some elght years ago. °

In California he went into..

business for himself, racing all
types of cars and

. Although he never did anything

startling in the racing world he
did make it to Indy three
times,ag part of a pit crew.
Alter a few seasons of racing he
moved ta the Log Angeles area,
where he played and coached
for six years.

During that stint he met a
team of hockey ‘players: from
Calgary compeling in a

Two puckster coaches named

Scotty Munroe and a handful of

NHL players -among them Jim
Watson, John Davidson and Jim
McMasters.’ All said the same
in essence, that while the boys

in the Centennials organization ..
weren't; bounds,

r:the., pros,

_ everyone Was:
from their experlences;*:
Walson, made.a- brief ap-

- pearance only, flying, out of
Terrace Saturday morning for:

the B.C. Men's Baseball finals
in Vancouver.-. The Bulkley
Valley All-Stars - | “were

eliminaled from the ; tour-

nament in two straight games.

Scatty: Munroe and . John”

Davidson also. left. Terrace
Saturday. . ;

See other articles on these

pages for further information,
about the Terrace Centennials
‘and the up-coming hockey

- Season.

iving’ beneilt-

“THE HERALO, TERRACE, B.C.

Phil Parsons -

Southern California Hockey
Tournament. He accepted their
invitation to visit Calgary, fell
in love with the country and
stayed. He became Involved in
hockey almost immediately and
through his involvement met
Seotly Munroe. The two talked
often, several thousand hours In
fact, about hockey. Parsons
admired Scotty Munroe, and
Munroe obviously was taken to
Parsons. He (oak him into the
Pro Am Sports organization a
year ago. ;

Parsons was recently given
control of- the Terrace ‘hockey
school and, at the same time, a
big break - the opportunity to
coach the Terrace Cents. ‘

“There are = literally
thousands of people,’’ Phil told
me last. week, ‘‘who have more
experience than I have. I'm
really lucky. If a guy aspires to
be a coach he spends years in
minor hockey, gradually
working his way up the ladder,

finally making it after many. ,

years, It’s a great opportunity
to coach junior B. I’m probably
the luckiest person around,
stepping right from midget

hockey to the top junior B team
in-. the» | Centennials
organization,”

. “Mr. Munroe has. obviously
felt that I have something to
offer, the ability to become a,
good coach ina few years. I'm
starting in the number one farm
club of the Calgary Centennials
which is the number one junior

‘organization. in Canada, -

There's no finer organization or:

“Everytime —
you win, you're
re-born;
Evorytime

you lose |
you die a little.”

man that has sent more players
to the NHL than -Scolty
Monroe.” | :

dous:-satisfaction= in’ taking

player arid three years-laler
seeing him in the NHL. As for.

‘professional coathing; hy the

time a young man reaches the.
_NHL he’s been taught how to

“play hockey, there's not nearly
as much opportunity to teach

hockey ‘as there is in the junior

ranks,'?. .

[feel that being as successful *

‘as Scotty; Munroe would be a
very satisfying goal to reach.
It’s unlikely I'll reach’ that
platean though.” ;
“T haven’l sat a goal for the
team.or myself yet, “My only

- goal is ta.do a successful Job in

-. October 5

Terrace on the 6th for a home
-encaunter against the same
Kitimat team. _
The home and away series
with the Colioes begins regular
season play for the local junior
B club, but local officiais are
also trying ‘0 organize &
preseason exhibition season
against area Leams. Last year _
ithe Cents pul together twa
exhibition games against the
Cohoes before opening the

season. . | .
The team this year will have a
greater representation from |
local ranks, with five Terrace
_ boys expected lo make the
roster. Scotty Munree will send
only fourteen players this year.
Among the local players twa -
-one of tham a goal lender, are
expected tobe on the leam when-
tha season opens,
For ‘other news of the
.Centennials see articles
" elsewhere on this page.

Branch Office. .
.. Candidates should have a

“typing and reception wark.

. Starting salary wiil be within the following range com-

mensurate with experience:

0:45 a.m, and $300 p.m. |

= INSURANCE CORPORATION
= OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

CLERK

typing speed of 55 - 40 Ww.pm.
with a minimum of 1-2 years experience. Duties will includa

' $518.10 - $587.40 per moni : ;

.. It you are Interested in a position which offers 8 varlatly oF
duties, please contact Mr, G. Dieters at Terrace 635-9111 or
apply in person at 4641 Lazelle Street, Terrace, B.C, between

west |

.. The $nsurance Corporation ‘of B.C. has an Immediate
opening for an experienced Clerk Typist'In our Terrace...

'

"ine Str Wek”
GASOLINE 5° OFF

:“Personally I like coaching”
_ youngsters. ‘There's. tremens

win hockey games. We're going
to have a well conditioned , well
disciplined team that plays
together as 4 team.”

Before i-left the interview,
Parsons asked if I wanted to
hear hig three favorite sayings,
the tenets by which he will
coach, You'll find thera in bold
print scattered throughout this
piece.

The ahove article should
serve as an introduction to Phil
Parsons: If you ‘have the
chance, go talk to Phil, he loves
talking. Hopefully, by next
week, I'll have had the chance
to talk with Wes Phillips about
his role as co-coach of the
Terrace Centennials.

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LT Dand you naturally want to
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like finding a

when You first learn about the
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my capacity with the Cents as -
co-coach with Wes Phillips, and
turn out an entertaining and
successful hockey club, At the
same time I have to learn what
‘it's all about. We'll let next year
take care of itself.”
. “I'm vitally interested in a
number of areas -. minor
hockey, community —in-
velvement, player develop-
ment, which is essential, Deep
communily involvement is also
essential. This is a difficult
area towork in. One way to get

“The world
belongs to
those who
give 110%”

involved in the cammunity is by
making the coaches and players
accessable. © Hopefully Ill
always have the patience and
the time to talk to peopte.”

It would be great to see two,
three hundred people out for our
practices. We want to get the

. feeling across to people that this
is their hockey team because it
is thelr hockey team.

“Eyciting hockey comes from
well-disciplined hockey, players
who play well, pass well, know
what they’redoing. You have to
establish constant, extreme
pressure.. A team can make up
what -they Jack in ability by
being well conditioned. I'm a.
“great fan of Lloyd Percival, who
recently died, and the father of
Russian hockey Anatoli
Tarasov,

“Player effort, team effort,

a. Card of Thanks dryer,: Situated on targe lot
CARD OF THANKS .downtown - to view at No. .7:

We wisn to express our Kalu Tratler Park after 6 p.m.
sincere thanks to the rocahlt (P-32) ‘ ae
Recreation Commission, and ——————— 7
the boys of Thornhill softball” 1 OT Ae Coronet ai 2 ae
league for the cards and flowers One ouner, pos atent con

of sympathy on the loss of a
dear ate % mother, Mrs, ditlon. 635-2663 (€-32)

Lillian Bennell, also a special
thanks to Dr. Strangway,
assisting Doctors &. Staff at
Mills Memorial Hospital.

trailer, 635-6105 (P-32)

Sulling 3 bedroom El Monte
"-Mobile-Home Fully furnished
fenced lot, skirted & winterized.
* Jarge sun deck & factory built
* porch. Can be viewed al_No, 35
- Timberland and Trailer Park or |

Mr. Robert Hennett
& Family

Help Wanted
National Canadian _ Company

travel trailer only used 1 season ”

requires male or female, part inotydes equilizer hitch wall to.

time or full time sales people.

” Car necessary. Phone 635-9069 wall carpeting & many extras.

(C-33)

*

for more info, (C-35) |
e 68. Legal

Pre-school supervisor for Child ;
Development Centre. Notice to Creditors
Preferably licence en .
resume of education & Estate of the deceased:
perience to Executive Director ;
Wis Eby St., Terrace, BC. cs of Dawson Creek, B.C
Salary lo be arranged.
(C-33) .

33, For Sale - Misc

claims against. the said

to send them duly verified, to
the Public Trustee, 635 Burrard

i ‘Street
For Sale: 1 Good Milking Doe 37, tefore the 18th day of
(Toggenburg) 1 3 month old ceniember 1974, after which
Doe (.(Togganburg) date. the assets of the said
Laying Hens. 7 estate(s) will be distributed,
Pullets and cockerels having regard only to claims

also 1 Jarge grey rabbit. i
Phone 635087 (P-32): that have been received. .

Sears tent trailer. Excellent Clinton vee

condition, Spare tires, built-in (C-355
cupboards, carpet, canopy. $275
635-4851 (P-32)

Nolice to Contractors:

ge

For Sale: Medium size fridge Sealed ‘tenders. for- the
and. TP) ther furniture. 635- following contracts. for :.Area-

_ ‘Treatment work on the Nechako
Walerways - Improvement .
|project will be received by the
‘undersigned ‘up to 4:00 p.m.,
lecal time, Friday, August 30,
1974 and opened in public at that
time. ©

Used furniture for sale.
Reasonable price. §-3400 (C-32)

41. Machinery for Sale

1968 2010 Jchn Deere trac
loader. 1971 400 John Deere :
backhoe. 1964 1800 International No.0320805-C1, C2, and C3 on the
ianden. Dump 1964-754 Nechako Reservoir near Burns
Michigan 2 yd. loader with Lake. : .
grappel. 1956 chev single axle Plans may be viewed on or
dump ruck Call after 6 635- after August 12, 1974 at:

251 (P-35) :

British Columbia Government

43, Raoms for Rent Plan Viewing Room, 501 West
- 12th" Avenue, Vasicauver 9,

1 only suite -- self contained British Columbia:

[GN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR COMMUHICATION TECHNICIANS

in the Radio, Equipment and Testing and
. Regulation functions, for employment at various
Iocations in ihe Provinces of British Columbia
and Alberta. Applicants must - possess -
knowledge of basic electrical theory and will be
required. to successfully pass. qualifying
examinations. .Excellent Company fringe
benefits. Salary dependant upon qualifications.
Applicants should write to:
POSES eee Mr. E.H. Kenward, | -
Regional Manager,
CN Telecommunications
" so7 Granville Street *
Vancouver, B.C,
Voc 1X7

bachelor suite. For Rent. :
CHILDREN...NO. PETS... For- Ranger Station, British

and 7 PM Dally 635-4566 CTF: Lake, British Columbia.

— Association, 3851 - 18th Avenue;
46. Cottages & Campsites Prince George, British
Columbia. an

Fully furnished cabin on

deeded lat in side of Lakelse
boat access only $10,600 Phone
624-3072 before Aug. 10th (P-32)

47, Homes for Rent.

Plans and specifications may be

1974 from:

Ranger, British Columbia
Forest Service, Southbank,
British Columbia. mo,

1 bdr, fully furnished house in
Thornhill 2 traller spaces also~
Phone 635-5775 (C-32)

4a, Suites for Rent.

‘For Rent: Furnished suite.
Close in. 5-7087 (P-32)

Ranger, British Columbia
. Forest Service, Burns Lake,
. British Columbia, -

. District Foresters, Prince
Rupert, Prince George, Van-
couver, Williams Lake, Nelson
and Kamloops.

For Rent large 2 bedroom
furnished apartment 6 miles
west at New Remo. 5-4031 (P-
32) : :

‘Columbia Forest Service,

‘two Bedroom; fully basement. “partiament Buildings, Victorla,

2

',. The WARN WINCH
It’s ready for any job,
any emergency!

Anytime you have a pulling job ta do, whether
t's to free your vehicla bogged down in the
boondocks or to snake a heavy load with the
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_ pull on a single line and can fish you out of
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Side by side duplex. Phone 635-

goaz Vacant as of Sept 1. CTF British Columbia (Telephone

307-0643). :

Allenquiries should be made to
the Engineering Division - ‘in
Vietorla..-

For rent a 2 bdr. basement
suite with fridge & steve 4724
Straume. (P-32)

49 - Homes for Sale

subject to the Conditions of-
Tender on the forms and in the:
envelope supplied. .

Large Recently complete five
bedroom - believed 9 per cent
mortgage 4616 Hillcrest, 635-

361 (C32) The lowest or any tender will

‘not necessarily be accepted.

57, Automobiles :

Depuly Minister of Forests

Parliament Buildings , . ~.

Hictona, Biltish Columbia.
32

Must sell this week -am going to
College -- 1972 Pinto . Deluxe;
' 2,000 c.c.; 4 speed stick, radio,
rear speakers, vinyl rool;
luxury interior - exterlor.
Excellent. condition, 35 MPG
Phone 61-4733 between 6&8 (P-- —,

32) ... MECHANICS.

. '57 Consul spare motor & parla So MENACT |
Good condition, Best offer Bye
Phone 635-3298 after 6 pam. (P-
a2) .

“TAKE NOTICE thal Terrace .

“Terrace, British Columbia’

1965 Plymoutti Station Wagon. having bestowed. money, skill

Hyeellent condition.

. ., PS. radio, © and. material” on a — 1871
througen ote rsa ’ Plymouth Raad Runner, Serial
- No, RM29V1H116049, B.C.

“Licence No, WDG-257, in the
amount of $1,562.02 at the in-
stance of Henry Coombs, 680
Mutler Street, Terrace, British
Columbia and the said Terrace

Far Sale: 1952 VW Bettle $150
also Sansui 1000X, ‘stereo Am-
_ Fm- turner amp. Can be sean al
S101 Agar (P-32) "+ '

Too Late To Classify -

For Sale: 13 ft. Scamper-

Phone 635-5993 also 16’ Glendale ,

ex- alexander. LAMONT, -
Creditors and others having -

(estate(s) are hereby required ~

Vancouver, B.C. V6eC,.-

further info, call Lou between 6 Columbia Forest Service, Burns: |

Prince George Construction

obtained on or.after August 12, ~

Engineering Division, British

Each tender musi be made

Chrysler Lid., 4918 Highway 16, -

_ Motor - Cleaning
at % The Price

u HAUL coro,

Chrygier. Lid. having: been
unpald for in excess of Ninely
(90) days from the dale. on
which payment was due hereby
offers ta sell the sald motor-
vehicle Y public auction at 4818
West Highway 16, Terrace,

Car Wash FREE with 10 gallon or
more -spacial deal for smalt cars that
won't take 10 gal fill up

VISIT UPLAND SHELL TODAY — FOR
GAS, A CAR WASH, & GENERAL AUTO

For Sale: 1970 International
Truck - 4 speed, 245 Va Engine,:
Power Steering, radio excellent
‘condition - low mileage $1,800 or
nearest offer. 635-3807 (0-32)

WARN WINCH
YOUR: Distributor
IN TERRACE 1S

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LTD.

4808 HWY. 16 W.

Trucks and 68 Cortina needs some: work

‘are used . MAINTENANCE. WITH INFLATION AS IT
IS TODAY, IT PAYS TO PROTECT YOUR Trallers $300, Algo 68 Cortina for parts British Columbia on Saturday,
INVESTMENT! - ~ Available $60 phone §- 2647 (P-38) August 24lh, 1974 at 2:00 P.M.

For Sale: 12x 64 mobile home GRANT & co. :
complete with @ x 12 metal Solicitors for Terrace Chrysler
slorage shed, 80 gal. propane” Lid eT

635-4902 Lid,
‘tank, stove, fridge, washer f° (0-22)

TERRACE. |

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