THE HERALD, Wednesday, January 25, 1978, PAGE 3
PENNIES - WERE.

RIDE A BIKE, SAVE.
The th
, ere are more an
100 million cyclists in the aRRed pen
U.S. and they ride bet- penny is actually 95
cent copper and five per

Smithers Totems steal —
2 from Reds

‘ The Terrace Reds los!
games in the In
terior City Saturday and
Sunday to the Totems
going down 6-5 Saturday
and 9-7 on Sunday before
good ‘crowds,

“The Reds played good
fast’ hockey Saturday
night, out hustled and out
shot the Totems for two
ind pl then rolled over

d played dead for the
period allowing the
Smithers crew to score
twice. The Reds did
however wake up long
enough to try and prevent

the Totems from winning |

in regulation time.

“Art Frenette, who
scored three goal’s twice,
was in on two on one
breakaways with Lance
Legouffe and twice they
were unsuccessful in

fie wih. the puck away fro

«The Totems scored
_ early in the over time
period to gain the win.

Tibor Mandur was in
the nets for the Reds.
Tibor. played well,
ping Humerous shots.
job was outstanding
at times, due to the fact
that there was no ice
under his skates. ‘The ice

Three players and four

builders were named -

Canadian

Cur all of Fame by

’ the Canadian Curling
Association (CCA).

Elected in the playing

category by

association's ‘all the

Fame selection com-

mittee were players John
Squarebriggs of

McGibney of Trail, B.C.,
and Dorothy Thompson
ofnEdmonton.

“The new builders were
Lura McLuckce of
Winnipeg, David C. Smith

_ of. Saint John, N.B.
Olivier Samson of Quebec

ity and Norman P.
Nad of St. John’s,

The elections | were
announced in a news
release by Herb Millham,
Pai esident of the CCA, an

itCorby-Moore,
dent of the Canadian
adies Curling |
Association (CLCA). —
-The Canadian Curling
Hall of Fame is to be
constructed in Winnipeg
and its list now includes
102 ‘members, including
, 49 players and 40 builders
inthe male section and
seven players’ and six

builders in the. women’ |
division

“ SPECIAL SECTION

There, also are 64
curling officials listed in
eet special founders and

residents section.

Pisquarebrig s is one 6 of
Canadianneur ing’s all-
tinfe. outstanding vice-
skips. He played that
position for over 30 years

oy

‘Hall of Fame

‘of the CLCA . and

by RED L’ESTRANGE

from one side or the net to
the other post.

Andre Jean started the
game for the Reds, but
was taken © to. hospital
very. early for stitches to

s head. He was cut in a
scramble around the net.
There were no major

nalties called. “Each
am received 6 minor
handed out by Referee
Chartrand.
GAME TWO SUNDAY
Pe Red's me out
ying on Sunday only to

be shot down by poor
officiating.

Lance Legouffe scored
early assisted by

Frenette .
t the Red’s

Matheson
ahead ona high wrist shot
from the alot. Smithers
came back on three
goals, two of them power
play goals, as the ‘9
were dinged for two
minors and a misconduct.

In the middle of the
second period Guy Fark-
vam got the Reds back on
an even keel when he
jammed one home on the
eft side. .

The Totems got two
more on the power play.

' Frenette came back
blister one in. from the

blue- line. Thir seconds
. bet Id:

for the famed Dr, “Wen
‘Macdonald .. ‘Charlot-
tetown.

He appeared in five
Canadian men’s
championships and 10
times on a .Vrince Ed-
ward Island team at the
fanadian senior men's
McGibney - followed a
similar pattern in ear-
ning distinction in British
Columbia, Four times he
earned a purple heart
curling for Stone of
Trail, from 1952 to 1957.
Ten years later
MeGibney made it to the

». men’s final as a skip,

curling in Ottawa, In 1967,

"Be also was viceskip
on ea e Beaudry’s
iw “won
senor wens champlon-

ship in 1974.
‘hompson’s curling
record goes back to 1954

when she skipped an. -.

Edmonton team to the

- western Canada women's

She went
he - Alberta
1959,

championship.
on to win th
women's title’ in
1960, 1961 and 1965.
HARD WORKER. | :

In . the builders
category, McLuckie has
been a tireless worker for
women's curling for over
20 years.

e is a ‘ past-president
the
Manitobawomen's
Curling -.
1960 she was a key figure
in the formation of the.
national women’s

organization and the first —

Canada-wide champior- °
ship. -

ot
ie
‘

"inthe clear.

-. Fitness Is fun.
Try some.

«Too much bench time slows
you down, Get active. Get in
shape and put yourself

a) |

Association. In .

Dave Wakefield - starting to score again. ,

ame, but sure enough

eree Lauazuk went
out a his way to call
8 upic penalties on

The Reds played most
of the secbn: period ‘and

most of the third period -
Tim

short handed.

Kolner sat out 14 minutes
for asking the Referee a
sensible question.

Steve Radford sat out
14 minutes for what the
linesmen- said was
disrespect to the Referee.

The even though
playing short handed:
scored times in the

third period. Wakefield,
Legouffe and Frenette
scored but alas, there is
no way way a jeam can beat

e Ref .
Terrace t took 10 of the
11 penalties handed out.”
Smithers out shot the
Reds 29-25.

THE NEW BREED OF

here Tuesday night for an
. °. @ hockey game? -

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Art Frenette - ever dangerous in front of a net.
Frenette is the top scorer for the Reds.

Gordy Cochrane - the bigger they a e the better.

The Reds are now in the
basement. The way the
teams are lined up it
looks we the Reds will be
playing the Winter

wks in the quarter
finals.

The club were working

-hard to prepare for the

Winter Hawks.
The Reds were beaten

The Kitimat crew were
8 o’clock game.

last time the we two chubs
met, but ihe feeling
among the pls tyers is that
the Hawks are not hard -to
beat.

There are so. ‘me scoras
to settle from «the last

in the A‘luminun)

y. \
’ All the Reds ne ed is the
fans td turn out, : to sup-
rt the team. H bw long
s it been since y ‘ou saw

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sixth leacling cause of
accidental death in the
U.S., says the American
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