by Jim Culp

THE HERALD, Friday, . ‘anvary 13, 1978, PAGE ?

Canucks break 4Agame

“losing

‘VANCOUVER (CP) —

‘Vancouver Canucks got third-period ‘ goals from. Chris Oddleifson, Mike

4 Walton and Hilliard

streak

FIND TAR(3ET

‘The Blues continued to connect eai‘ly in the ‘second period as Roberts ‘tied the score ¥ 7ith a wrist

ut Graves to defeat st Lentie ‘shot from, 2 tte four . Freshwater Salmon Upon recommendation “ ues 64 in a Natienal . minutes Into , _ Regulations for 1978 from port- Hockey League g/ame ‘and Gibbs gave 1 ‘hem a 3- ‘ the before 12,850 Game neat ones pos ver-play

In the capacity as the

" Saporta’. fisherman

representative through Wildlife

Mat

Petecation I recently

attended a Skeena River

‘Salmon Advisory

. ‘gear restriction which will

interest to most

. ot the salmon fishermen: ‘Babine River -_

Closure -

. ‘Gieet™ ng soen the

from July 1 to Aug. 31.

Lakelse River -

Cheetre Chinook Salmon.

- bridge (No change from ‘e7)

sfishermen, the aherles. _

Service has imposed a. treble. hook ban for ‘the

Lakelse river this year, -

a welcome. move in view ©: prod: lems.

of the snaggi

that hav eplagued th river for so many years,

The Fisheries Service agreed that the Coho on the Upper Lakelse river are on their spawning ground and therefore should be protected from

Chinook salmon for

provide input into future salmon regulation changes, I would suggest that you contact myself (as the present

Society of B.C. or the-

the fun and get some excersise while the

yre at it.

“available free of charge.

™@ tie. Walton scored the

Wednesday night. f

Oddleifson piel, ‘ed up his ninth goal of ¢ he eat

- early in the final Ff Jeriod to

lift the Canucks ‘into a i:

seconds rem aining.

‘Brad G assoff, Don ‘Lever and <Jere Gillis also . scored for Vancouver, which bro'ke a fourgam

Smythe Division. The © Canucks

.- threatened to run away

with thie game in the

. representative on the ' throughout the year advisory committee} and early 2 tages, jumpin Inv ‘estment Funds “above a boundary at the join the local Northwest the first: dead by 3:6 ‘goals Ventu re Capital Co. seeks a Chapter of The Steelhead by Gass “period on goals begyou ' or investment as

. goal at 6:49.

Gillis, withhis 17.‘ goal of the season, tied the score after centre: Pit Martin won the face 26 in - the Blues end and feed a ‘backhand pass to the

" “meetin in Prince ‘winner, beatit.g Blues’ ‘Ruperts There hasbeena As well, we recom- : netminder: P* eh Myre Canuck rookie wits umber of changes inthe mended the closure of the ~~ al. ‘from 10 feet gind Graves Pick corn ‘salmon closures and one up r Lakelse river to Serub league volleyball g games are Games are held at local elementary school gyms on fired an insvance goal WTist shot. o fishing after Oct. 1. ‘season. ABout 15 teams have been formed for to enjoy various weeknights, which the school board makes into an empty, net with 18 The tie was short-live d

as Bourbonnais put thi? Blues into a 4-3 lead 33° seconds later. St. Louis held the edge e going into the third peri

_ “counting fence and a angler exploitation. It is “pinlch ‘oro’ ke a fourgam | saeifson started. the ye f boundary sume hat there couid inty behind first-place ‘Vancouver comeback ved pipstres : if ba limits for both Coho icago /Black Hawks in when he capitalized on a ‘yards upstream, from the Smythe Division. Blues error in front of

.Myre and Walton scored

July i to Oct. 31. Salmon for ".: Salmon Closure we. a future column, Bernie Federko, Jim ais 1th goal of the season ‘From counting fence Roberts, Barry Gibbs and firom 15 feet. -downstream tothe mouth —_iIf anyone reading this ek Botarbonnais score

i for the: Blues which | The Canucks outshot ‘of the Nichyeskwa Creek, column would like to remain fourth in the th? Blues 34-17 and in-

ore vased their lead over thiied-place Colorado Roc kies to seven points.

minor, ty or = mafority, sharehy Mders. Can provide

: . Terrace Rod _and Gun : ; -&§ St. Louis battled back a : . I and ad. Nee Gear Restriction _ Club. . to within. a Boal before the henna ‘tive management. INO on “ge : : than one shook having Kitimat Oil Pipeliné period ‘ko ‘evaded Canuck 230,000 0 » 32.9000 (cau . More than one point, Its bad news for thove rookia Bob Manno behind Send deta ‘ils in confidence! Groughnit he year.” of us hg fear thee ved Wet ad tet Pte” "ster S vironmental k hi tj ki 2238-200 ae i “i Oho Sanen ataxia Canuc coac isn ANICRING Baie Ceaee Sitacas ESS, See : Closure - Closed above with oil tankers, an With a backhan fhe Canadian National port and construction ofa ©_ By GRANT KERR-*.. know we can't afford any. Walten for morethan two in the Central Hockey RE TEATATT. “Railway trestle, from pipeline through the- gy ANCOUVER. (CP) — more trades: like the - becatise of a League. a 2 - FOR PRIVATE USEOR BUSINE 55 ‘Oct. 1 to Dee. 31. narrow Copper river. months ag0 dake. - Dailey one,” Milford'said : Jeague’ aus enaion and Jere Gillis, | _Van- AUTOVEST thereat * Gautit. valley, ..Kitimat Oil Milford. left Hollywood _ in reference: to:a- deal a _ illness.” W is the couver’s top draft choice [| efore yaw buy, investigate the advantagase se: Why : River .te.nced poe cowsPipeline.Co, hag applied: :and Vine looking. for "yee ago-which: sent Bob “team's m’s leading” frorer ast; June, has. played ..§,te-own pli. All monies pald apply to purch nd iat sa eth hee again ,to build an. oil..-peace. of. mind: ee fear alley: to. -Philadélpiia espife hi ~ well, Milford said, ana i ig | ‘tie up yolur cash or borrowing power. Ist a " ik "Saimoh’’ pipeline ‘from Kitimat to- unpredictab le“! Flyers‘ for- two: journey- ie ‘Bis ab pence is capable of ‘scoring 30 months rent and ‘drive away. ‘Closure - fern its con- onton and ‘even working for Jack Kent men Cea een jack about: the only avenue - goals as a rookie. - EXAMPLES fluence with the Lakelse bigger than the original - Cooke, the ambitious Goodenough and -open. to Milfotd. He ad-.. “The players in Tulsa _ Based on 36 month lease ‘River tream toa point design. sports" emperor. “ Mclihargey. waits there isn't. anyone: - “areal next-year people,’ = om @ above its con- Milford now js generai — Dailey. is a: threat: -to:.:- ready inthe farm system," said. Milf: “and right sia. vo per month acco net month 7 ay oe a “ney an

- fluenee ‘with the Kit-

eumikalum River, from ‘he commercial fishing Camicxs, a team in its goals this season forthe goaltender. ‘Glen Hanlon; back until the ight deal oes a ewice | lease end price ose

Aug. 15 to Sept. 30, industry, local sFood © ‘Year the Flyers while Mcllhargey defenceman Jeff Ban- comes along.” or simply retlurn or ceaniy ve ttre | sfishing, the Indian food NiéHonel Hockey League and. Goodenough are dure and winger ob. “idon’t want tomake Retails Kitsumkalum River and fishery andthe public in- gnd floundering’ worse struggling with the Ca- Flockhart as future trade which will hurt this 76 Dodge Vai *

butaries - fe very will ultimately than ever. nucks. possibilities. They are team for years tocome.” [f'5139.00 per manth | $124.00 per month | $129.00 per mo oth

. very Se aevonal, see He's gone from havin Milford § is 61 and ng lease end price] lease end price} lease end pr. ice “4 Deere ip np acta by this proposal i1it oes tp:keep'a step ahead ‘of - ago his hair turned grey AV ag . Hi | _— Ys2z02s.ce $1,425.00 $1,875.00

; e in the closure on ead. Kitimat, Terrace, ¢ooke in Los:Angeles to from watching too many . “TEN. FOd fe af _simply_return] or simply return] or simply return ‘the Kalum ‘river fishing. Prince Rupert and many reaching. for’ ane panic hockey games. But while Fourth &' l or odg e€ 76 Flesia 3 dr.. [78 FIs0 4x4 [78 Olds Culias' ~ However there has been other smaller - Com button here in’ a city all around him people A goal by veteran Ken $99.00 per month | $155.00 per month | $139.00 per month

at. -error in. the B.C,

The tourist industry,

munities will feel. the

.- Manager ‘of - Vancouver.

which badly ” wants winner

seore between: 20.and 30. :

reach for new reasons to

although. he points’. to

now’ we've Bot: to’ hold

alone 0 on goalie ean elin and Sorel to

Hodge ona breakaway at Lem

lease end price

$1400.00 $2,275.00

lease end price

lease end price

lease end pwice

$2,025.00 '

‘regulations which stated negative impact. lain losing,. he 2-2. The gam . that-the river is closed to, “It's “been ‘disap- maintains an outward dede af [ Rie “tained -period miko i tied game or simply returiy{ or simply return | or simply return all salmonf from Aug. 10 . Obviously Kitimat. city poin so far, but Tn calm. ‘Nighthawks to a -4-2 Hodge's goal. Bud ; joSept.90. Itshould read council disagrees. Their not going to push the “Our goaltending ‘Has “over “-. | Stefanski added= an FOR FURTHER INFORMATION . chinook salmon only parochial attitude panic ‘button, Milford bet good, but we need Philadelphi ia Firebirds in empty-net goal with nine CALL LARRY.HAYES- RICHARDS © . Slosure from Aug. 15 to dismisses the en- gaid Wednesday in an help in other places,” he an. delphia Fi Hockey seconds to play.. COLLECT 9687-7111 ; Oct, oe vironmental concern as | interview. “It haan’t been “It’s tough to get the League game Wednesday - In other games, Maine BELMONT LEASINGLT being of little. con- what I planned, but we're wpe per hand in ac trade Mariners blanked Her THO MARINE DRIVE o. “s 4a pointed out the error uence. They bave. still just seven or nine these days, let alone ges the fourth goal in shey Bears NORTH VANCOUVER, &.C. D.004794 ‘to the committee and 1 Welcomed back ‘Kitimat points | from ‘where we . come out even. ~ the AHL: for Hodge who Springfield Indians heal , a as _Wwag Informed it would be Pipeline Co. with open t tobe.” -- ““We,made a couple of - was ‘sent - to. the Hampton Gulls 54 and | “oorrested) _ arms. I doubt if there is e Canucks, with just deals ‘earlier in. the Nighthawks earlier this Binghamton Dusters : another community in two ayott appearances season which helped and season by .New © York defeated Rochesti ; es ~ gportatvantichermen North America’ . in - NHL now other - general ingers after 12 years in Americans 6-1. Di ? H 7 fT “4 now .angle in the would urge the establish history; “" second - anagers ai are hesitant to Rang ‘National Hockey The — results left is ric 0 errace -Kalum' river system ment of an oil port welts, place’ the Smythe : Divi- “deal: Leagile: Springfield in first place “fhroughout: the Coho its’ borders. It would sion, Ean i with: four ©. Milford ‘swung’-deals New Haven got the first in the Northern. Division OTICE ‘salmon season, knowing 4ppear that Kitimat other ms #8 a division with Los Angeles Kings goal when Jerry Byers ‘with 42 polnts, one more . R i + ‘legal to take these council cannot resist the often. ..;the.-for defenceman: Sheldon scored on a rebound with . than ine and two ace te: ; 7 ers must of economic benefits * tte noe ‘pacause ‘.Kannegiesser’ and‘ with one “the first’ ahead of idle Nova Scotia Notice is hereby given that a public hearing fh release, unhar- associa there ien’t a team Playing “Chicago Black Hawks for periods Philadelphia Voyageurs. . Binghamton will be reconvened on proposed Land Use - -jned, all Chinooks hooked development of ‘this 500 hockey... “centre Pit Martin. Both scored twice in the next- is last with 28 points, Contract By-Law Project No. ADP-02-7619. + during the closed period, massive project. “There. . is: “constant have helped the Canucks, gwy miqutes: ont goals by Rochester ‘heads the [i The proposed contract is concerned with the " media Presguré to fire the altho they have Mi Dub and Southern Division ‘with 45 following areas: . The major change is on For thoseofuswhofear coach’ . (Orland..”.Kur- games because of Gordie Colaecr while owns the Skeena river with a the implications of this tenbach) or. swing a. injuries The Fireh “held the Pritedelphisn and New Lot 1, Block 4, D.L. 360, R.5, C,D., Plan 3265 longer sports. fishin project, we we can only! hope multiplayer trade in- WALTON NEEDED 0 lead held: in early in-Haven have 39 each, i (Kelth Avenue and Tefrault Street) volving a er (Dennis | ord also poin Hershe salmon 1 ed wh government will have the Ververgeert) who scored the loss of centre Mike Se St cor 31, ul (San Hampicn Ji The genoral intent of the proposed Land Use 1977 and the .change wisdom to reject the 937 goals two years ag0 - jas AD ° Contract between the District of Terrace froma total -anglin pi e. . a8 1g . and got two nore int ee and YOMO Management (formerly All clesure-to only a ahinook unecessary: to meet . all-star game, ~- West Glass) Is to allow for a muffler shop, a aalmon closure. «Canadas energy feeds, AVOID POOR TRADES warehousing outlet, the cutting, installation particularly in view of the “There hasn ‘t been any a: ON - di and salé of glass and related products, and environmen jamage ressure rom: . | gg. oa , porauick pickled eggs, potentially will create. ot because ° they sg p ot iste in our the assembly and sale of overhead doors on : . the north half of the property, and C2 Neigh-

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Bweet pickles or pickled bourhood Commercial activities in the

beets. ver | hardeooked Ty rs. SE “SABER. DISTRIBUTORS LTD. - 638- 1761 south half, fy hours. apleas : MARR’S BOOKKEEPING & The proposed Land Use Contract may be a » ACCOUNTING - 638-1761 viewed by any and alt persons requiring —

“more specific information, during regular a business hours at the Municipal Hall. ET

The reconvened public hearing will be hald in“ the Municipal’ Council Chambers on Monday, January 23rd, 1978, at 7:00 p.m.

Any and ali persons having an interest in the proposed Land Use Contract By-Law .Project No. ADP-02-7619 shall take notice and" = be. governed accordingly.

E.R, Hallsor Clerk-Administrator

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