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The Tigers played one of ‘their better game sof the year but couldn't overcome the constant speed -of the Junior -Club from

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250 on.

mmolaying betier than ever,

coring

aplaying coach of fied the. game,

Melo: : : : .

The only goal in the second

peripd was. scored by. local

wee’ inger. Jerry Sarich whose all put igame earned him 2nd star

mating, . .

me In the third ‘period the Nats padded -their lead with goals

rom Marko and Armstrone and‘

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One of the biggest. sporting femeveiiings of the ‘year will. take meepiace Janilary 27 when it -is Bex pected that 150 Judokas from hroughout the northern area of'

athird Annual Terrace’ Judo meme lub’s Tournament.

Judo enthusiasts will gather mrom Prince George, Burns ake, Quesnel, Prince Rupert, meecitimat and the local club with feel weight classes featured both Meenale and female, : @ Chief. Instructor for the aerournament and president of the mocal club, MurrayBromley, ‘is mery enthusiastic about the roming meet, 7 t | ee | Last year we had a real good aaurn out and the competition feavas tough.” ; w The club has added. two mtegories this year.’ For the. gest tine there will be a black meclt competition arid the high Echool eliminations have been

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1:

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gers played" to* their biggest home crowd yel when they met the ‘Smither’s Nats last. Wednesday night in a regular season PN- WHL hockey game. And; wound ‘up on.the wrong end of a 6-3:

f Things started’ bad for the me Tigers. Pat Hayes looked shaky om in the opening minutes of the eg Game although no goals. were

m scored against him. Pucks were f hitting the edges of.his pads and

m ‘Then at the 2:22 mark of the opening frame Pat caught a @ puck-across the side of his head mafrom about twenty feet out. meocveral ‘minutes later he was meoandaged, back on his feet and

Chuek Simpson’ opened the in the game for Smithers. but. Brian Collison, the Tigers soon

Then Ferner struck twice and Armstrong scored. his first of ; @ evening and the period. nded with the Nats olit in front

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The first three placers in the

mo.C, will gather here for the .... Th

$leach ‘As an added in- . centive, Eaton’s have put - upa slereo record player as a door prize, ;

then her share of medals at the

event, The Terrace Judo Club. :was the largest in~ British

Columbia and at the provincial

finals in Quesnel, Terrace had

the largest delegation of

competitors, =

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Terrace replied with. a single marker from Cliff Liknes late in the period. ; JC

. The goal. by Marko was a -welrd one and a-heart breaker : as far as the Tiger were con- cerned.

Glen McNab Tiger : defen- seman was caughl up ice on a Smithers rush and was hurrying hack into the play. Pat Hayes had made'‘a good play in . defending against the rush but. momentarily lost sight of the

the goal, possibily could have managed a lie or win, Brian Collison seems to have turned | ‘team and for two players that Philosophy didn’t quite pay ‘off on Wednesday, Joe Rorke found himself out with a-: game misconduct in the second period and then late in the third Brian

minutes for fightirg and an-

puck, McNab came flying into, additional ten minute the area and Marko poked the misconduct for questionable. puck ahead onto MeNab’s behavior,

skates and he carriéd it into the het. : ;

_ It was a bad break for the.

The crowd ‘which numbered between twelve and fourteen

- Tigers who were playing all out ~ hockey. all night, and, without ..

_ team into a hitting

‘Collison was sent off for five

hundred were, if anything, ©

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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

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- League Schedule -

-Fridays 6:00 am -7:00

. Monday .6:00 am > 7:00 am. Ev’s Mens Wear. - Manuals :| Restaurant -. ep Daag a yt ._[°7:00 am - 8:00 am Ken Robison Standard Oll - Pruden & Currie er ar OEE ah Tuesday “6:00 - 7:00 ‘am Albert & McCaffrey - Del Holton intbeleauematonatecere | ES syria sear Ped Pi tocmination of referee: # Sunday 9:45 am - 10:45 am All Seasons | Goods - Bear Red L’Estrange. The refereeing | Creek Logging All Sea Sporting Goods - Bea

Was adequate and not, as the . fan seemed to think, deplorable. None of the calls were that bad and I noticed the fans were only very vocal against penalties called against the Tigers and . imagined crimes done by the Nats. But that's what fans are ‘for, right? ;

Products.

6:55am -7:50 am - 7:50 am - 9:45 am

Tt was an enjoyable game and although it run the Tigers season record to one win, one tie and eleven losses, the Tigers _ have shown with more con- viction every time, that they’re not out yet,

Friday 7:00 am: Plumbing

5:20 pm -6:10 pm - Centennial

BUGS Monday 3:30 pm - 4:30 No.1 - Formal Electric Monday 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

6:10pm -7:00 pm - Ronford Splice-Ri

BANTAMS

_- PEE WEEPUPS - 8:00 am - Terrace Equipment Sales - Daves.

Lions -

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Downtown Lions - Beaver Logging

Practices |

am Kalum Electiic _ Saturdays 6:00 am - 7:00am Moose - Ter

3:30 pm -4:25 pm - Terrace International - Kinsmen 4:25 pin -5:20- Duhan's Welding-B.C. Equipment - inland Kenworth te - Wedeene River

-L&DMotors race Chrysler ‘ _ .

PEEWEES - ; Tuesdry 7:00 am - 8:00 am - Twin River Timber . Skéena Forest

Sunday 6:00am - 6:55am - By-Town Diesel - Terrace Esso . Gims Restaurant-Reum Motors - Skoglund Logging

an - Terrace's Photo Supply 8:45 am -9:45 am - Phils Service - Kalum Ti ct

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pm Omenica Sports - Fire Dept, - Eiks

- Canadian, Legion -—

Saturday Nights: 7:15 -10:15Jan 13th, 20th - Feb, 8rd, 17th, 24th. These dates are to be assigned later, :

Watch next week's Herald

“1 In 1967. theré were some 77,000 ’ single-parent Canadian families headed by a female, with an © income per...

._, At the end of the 18th: alin, Canada, the average:-Hif expectancy of both sexes: was

pproximately 35 years. In 1968,

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Commission on: the:

Canadian -directorships and ‘1,469 corporate offices, only’

Manitoba. in January 1916, followed by. Saskatchewan and . Alberta ‘the same year, and British. Columbia in 1917. Quebec was last extending the

franchise in April 1940..."

average annual family of $2,536.

The Dominion Bureau of Statisties reported in 1967 that 262,000 Canadian. women aged 65.and over were living alone.

_ Reported average annual in-.

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- tied. in with the tournament.

-high school category will travei ‘to Kamloops later next year for the Provincial Championships, isis the second year - running the Judo Club’ has: hosted their tournament as part ° of the British Columbia Festival. : of Sports.’ The Terrace meet will be thé finals,for the North West region of-the province.

All action takes place in the Skeena School Gymnasium and |~ tickets are now available from. any member of the Judo Club at . -

fan support I'm sure, Then Art pressures of running a hockey team and a. successful Club House at the ~ Same time proved:too much. Brian Collison took the reins and'-- what's this -- the Tigers’ ‘were ‘playing much better hockey and altnost winning a game or two, The only thing wrong is some of them have: become decidedly dirty hockey players, Lo . Not-all, but only three or four - of them seem to play with the Philosophy that ‘If it moves Swing your stick and if it doesn't

Last year Terrace won more

bebo. ‘ew

j Fast take out =" Exotic maais F f «6. Conodian:.& Chinese Foods. YS | 61. fopen’Mon, ites Sat 0am. to vera: | pr Sunday 11 aim'to 10 pm,

, give it an elbow’, The fans — of . - course - love it. rot

: One of the worst is Collison himself, Since -he's ‘taken -to. playing again, the results have been noticeable,” When Collison is on the ice thé Tigers are

elbows, sticks, and bodies in-

discrimanantly. and -with. the. intent of injury are good hockey players; when they-settle down

and play hockey.

blame as the

Tbe as

Example.-- A. Tiger. player headed after.a man with the . puck in the Tigers end sending him crashing to the béard’s with a Stick across the neck, Then our stalwart hero — protested . when he was penalized, “= These are not isolated -in-: cidents. It seems that these few | players constantly have elbows and sticks up when they hit - someone. Elbowing is an. in-.”° fraction. — a Referee -- Number ? You're’ off-for elbowing. . Player - But I didn’t use my elbow it was my forearm _ If wei have to ‘use tatics like these to win hockey games ] would rather watch losers play. The people’ that do‘ use their

someone's face or an ‘elbow to the eye then almost attack the officals. when‘ the penalized, | We don’t neéd that, there is ~ enough talen on the Tigers to play winning .hockey: without. Betting their boxing and karate ‘practice in at. the same time. The only thing that dirty play does is cost -- it costs us hockey games. Players get caught out _ of position, sent to the penalty players. They box or fired out of a game,

The fans are as much ‘to

st Malte natal

flying and hitting. Some a little’ , much: . a)

Example -- ina gameeéarlier } this year our playing eoach was

One of the opposing players - came out over the line vith the’: puck and Brian, ‘rather. than” play the puck, dropped the man.

a. with a hard, clean check, The . crowd roared, the puck ‘slipped through toan open‘ man and the .-Fival team scored a goal, |

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