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the five-day. camp.

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The 10 Metre Down
orkissing the 55 yard line good-bye

Dave Toop, of Terrace, has
once more displayed his
prowess in his chosen sport.

When Canadran lootba!l goes metic. the 95 paid hne will gas-
appear instead cf ryshing for yards a player wel go for metres
Third and inches fo go will be Ihied and ceniemalres {9 go Adoan
willbe a decamere 1Ometres Maybe Ine switch wal{ mean that
you'll ge! lo soe same tougher football Ametrers a ol longer
{hana yard and taget that cecametra dawn, someqne wilreally

nave to hustre

TERRACE HOSTS FASTBALL

TOURNEY
THIS WEEKEND

There will be a ten team,
double knockout softball
tournament in Terrace this
weekend. [t will involve three
Prince George leams, one !eam
each fram Vanderhoof, Burns
Lake, Houston, Prince Rupert,
and Kilimat, The Kilimat entry
willbe the Kitimat. Allstars.

Terrace has two entries in the
tourney, the Terrace Allstars,
and the top cf the league,
Skeena-Madigans club, = Ac-

cording to Norm Zloklikovils,
the Skeena-Madigans will be
playing with a full contingent
for the first lime this season.

The speed al which the games
are played guarantee a fine
game to watch, so turn dul and
cheer for your favourite team!

Dave has won four trophies

since he was last in the paper.

Al the kile flying meet’ in
Cochrane, Alberta, Dave won
first place In soaring, and went

Car
Club
Meeting

There will be a meeting at
7:30 tonight al Cal-Van auto
supply, for anyone interested in
forming a car club in Terrace.

The organizers of (he meeting
say thal the objective ‘of the
meeting is to form a club thal
could arrange for a quarler
mile drag sirip near Terrace,

and if there are‘ enough en-

Games will be played at River: :
side park on the 4th, 5th, and
6th,

acer

Athletic Camp
Staris Soon

More than 70 youngsters
between the ages of 10 and 18
registered for the first annual
Terrace Summer Alhletic
Camp.

"The camp, which can handle
up ta 150 boys and girls, will be

“held August..26th to 30th at
“Skeena and Clarence Michiel

Schools.’ {features instruction
-in- baskelball,- soccer and
volleyball with three hours each
“morning in basketball and three
‘hours in the ‘afternoon in either

- volleyball or saccer.

Young sters of elementary
school age will be instructed

‘finder mini-baskelball rules-

‘which use a smaller bail and
lower basket. High school
students will oe instructed
under International rules.

‘Camo director Len
Harrington said pat Prince

Rupert Rainmakers coach Skip

Croneck will be head ‘coach for
He said
Cronck has devised a schedule
of progression in all aspects of
the three sports,

_ Each young ster will be
graded and given individuul
reports at the completion of the

included in’ the camp fee of

~ $10.00.

‘Harrington said they've lined
. up several adull and senior teen

-_ jnstructors to assist Cronck in

“the

program. He said
‘Provinelal -Basketball Coach

John’ Olson will also be ap-

" pearing al the

camp for
two days, during which time

“":Qisen will’ algo beconducting

~ Phil Davies

; Each youngster also -
gets a crested T-shirl which is

“Mixed Two

An intimale and enthusiastic
crowd of golfers enjoyed the
first mixed two ball event of the
season on Saturday night. The
evening started with a short

_ social gathering afler which

partners were picked al random
since the event concentrated on
social enjoyment a8 apposed lo
golfing techniques. The ladies
each provided a box lunch for
two and golfing partners ale
lunch together afler the match.

A number of
distributed as follows:

Most ‘Sportsmanlike’ - Debbie °

Carruthers and Herb Grindier
High Hidden Hole -
Wreggilt and Bruce Carruthers
Ladies Drive - Eva Weber
Mens Drive - Fred Wadie

Low Net- Emma Tafl and Fred
Weber

Low Gross « Elaine Johnson and

ot

Parks and Recreation Dept.

Temporary Swimming Pool

MONDAY
10:00 - 11:00 a.m, Parents &

1:30 - 3:00 p.m.

TUESDAY

prizes were.

Marg -

11:20- 1:00 p.m. Business Men Noon Hour Swim
Public Swim
3:30 - 5:00 p.m, Public Swim
6:00 - 7:30 9.m. Public Swim
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. ‘Public Swim

thusiastic sports car buffs,
possibly organize a sports car
gymkhane, . ° ‘

For more information, Phone
Wayne Murdy: al 635-4379,
belween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Ball Successtul yore

The low gross was a 37, which -
is a respectable score in any
_ tournament.

There was a special prize for
the best decorated Box Lunch
which was wonby Ashley
Prociviat for her innovated
minialure place setting com:
plete with candles and flowers.

_ ‘Tournament organizer Huss
Wregeitt kept presentations
moving ata brisk pace and pro
manager Art Park contributed
lo the sociability of the group.
An unexpected source of en-

Protiviat conducted an auction
of various delicacies to the
members, The best part of the
auction was when Cliff auc-
lioned a hidden surprise. Ar!
' Park bought it, ate il, and only

then did Cliff discover he had

auctioned off his own dessert of
rhubarb ‘pie. -

District of Terraco

Schedule

Clip and Save-munenvnserennnncontd

THURSDAY”

11:30- 1:00 p.m. Ladies Noon Hour Swim
1;30 - 4:00 p.m.
3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. Adults Only

Preschoolers.

FRIDAY

11110 - 1:00 p.m.. Business Mens Noon Hour Swim

> nexL ‘mixed two ball tour-

lerlainment occured when Cliff

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

It's a cold day in July wheri
the Terrace Arena cuts out is Its
roller skating schedule which
has been so popular with
Terrace residents, bul it’s been
done. With the start of the
Scolly Munrce Hockey School,
ice willbe laid on the floor of the
arena. .

Now it is back to ice skating,

for a couple of weeks anyway.

There will be general skaling

Monday, Wednesday and

Friday trom 8:30 to 10:00 in the

evening. There will be adult

skating only on Sundays. For

: . more information, see the ad in

on to win over all first place. {his section,

At a meet in Nelson, B.C., .
Dave once again showed 6[ _,_ ——
aptitude for soaring as. he Reds vs. Glaciers
placed second in that event. :

Dave also won a trophy for The Terrace Reds are looking

placing second in 360 degree forward to an cul of town en-

{urns. counter with the Smithers
Glaciers. The two games will be
‘held in Smithers on Sunday.

FOOTBALL GOES
METRIC

It's fourth down. ... one metre to go. It may sound a little strange
now but it’s quite possible that Canadian adaption of the metric
sysiem over the next few years will result in that long-resisted
fourth. down in football, Going 10 metres for a first down means an
extra 30 inches, The 110 yard Canadian football field will adap!
nicely to the 100 metre field, Schools in Mississauga, Ontario will
be playing metric football this year and the fourth down will be
incorporated in their games. It’s going lo be alittle confusing for
sport fans as the counlry goes metric but the adjustment is being
made a little easier for Canadians by Bowater Canadian Limited.
Bowater is cb-operaling wilh the Federal Metric Commission and
theStandards Council of Canada by running full-page colour ads in
French and English magazines that explain the metric sysiem and
the reasons for the changeover. The ads are desighed as clip-oul,
future reference material. :

One Is entitled .:, the 10 metre down... or kissing the 55 yard line
good-bye, The metric system, which will be 90 percent in use in
Canada by 1980, will mean a’shift in the markings on a football

field. Gradually, all sports will convert to metric measurement -

and it will mean a change in language for sports writers and
commentators. {) Montreal's Jerry Park, the distance from home’
plate-to the. outfield fences is now shown in metres and when the
Olympic games come (o Canada we'll hear even more of the metric
measurement language. . eo

_ Bowater Canadian; a diversifying forest products company, has
been doing business in metrics for years and through ils ad cam-
paign hopes to pass along sume of its knowledge Lo the Canadian
public. ‘ 7 ; lee

“All in all, the social evening
was quile successful.and en-
leriaining. . Those who .were
unable to-atlend should look °
forward to the next one which is «
lentatively planned for late
August. Those who- attend will
require no urging to be at the

tatty tate

nament. See you there!

With Sports Car Features

Public Swim
Public Swim
Fun Swim flippers)

In the past week, ap-
proximately 1600 people have
been to swim in Terrace's new
swimming pool. The pool,
which is 25 metres long and six
lanes wide,is refreshingly cool,
and itis surprising that more
people haven't turned oul. The
shallow end of the pool is only
three feel deep, and is ideally
suiled for none swimmers. For
the more adventuresome

‘swimmers, theré ‘is the other

end which is ten feet deep, For
anyone who wishes to dive, or
even learn lodive, there is a one
metre diving board situated on
the side of the pool. oot

If you don't swim, but like to
watch people swim or have to
wait around while others go for
a dip, there are two spectator
galleries, admission to which is
ree. - :

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1974

""Skeena-Madigan Places Fifth

The Skeena-Madigan fastball
club, leaders In the local

~ Perrace league, placed filth in

the ten feam. tourney this
weekend in Prince George. The
Skeena-Madigan club, paced by
the heavy hitting Bloklikovits
and fast-balling Gearge Kuich,
had great fan support in the
central interior xy. The local
team alsa had added help trom
pitcher Harvey Cox from
Terrace Hotel Blues, and Stan
Oraz from Kitimat. ;
In the first game of the double
‘Knockout tourney, Skeena-
Madigan was credited with the
win, Cpl. Kuich had ten
strikeouts in going the distance,
Two hours later in the fifteen
me tournament, the Skeena-
Madigan club suffered it’s first
defeat at the hands of Graham's
moving, also a team in the
Prince George Men's League, in
a -score of 5-1. . .
Again, Kuich’ started the
game and with four strikeouls
finally gave way. to pickup
Harvey Cox. Hitters in a losing
cause. were, catcher Norm
Zloklikovits,. shorlstop Gordie

Stockman, Wayne Johnson, and.

pitcher Kuich, all with singles.

..-The third. and eliminating

game for the Skeena-Madigan
was played Sunday morning
against Houston, in one of the

most exciting and lengthy
games of the lourney. The
Houston squad scored three
guns in the first inning, Skeena-
Madigan Wed (he score and
went ahead al the bottom of the
first by a score of 5-3, The
Houston squad answered wilh
four in the top of the second,
Skeena-Madigan picked up one
in the third and lied the score
with one run in the boftom of the
seventh. The eighth inning was
scoreless. The ninth proved lo
be fatal for the Skeena-Madigan
club’ when Houston came up
with four runs thal went.
unanswered by Ihe locals in the,
bottom of the ninth. The final
seore: Houslon-11 Skeena-
Madigan - 7.

Top hitters in the loss were: -
second base Dave Hay, a double
anda single, Norm Zloklokovils
with Lwo ‘screaming
singles; duifielder Wes Phillips
with a runscoring single.
Phillips is also well known in
hockey circles. First base Hugh
Brugow-Cate two singles and
Dick Crawford , two singles.

Wayne Johnson -started (he
game and was relieved by
Harvey Cox. . :

. The Skeena-Madigan club is
now preparing for the $1500
tournament in Burns Lake this

- coming weekend.

— ‘The District of Terrace
Recreational Ice Skating’
JULY 29 TO AUGUST 16

GENERAL SKATING

Monday

ad

‘Children 20°

every
Wednesday,

8:30 to 10 PM.

ADMISSION 1S ONLY —

> Students 30°

Lae

Friday : me =:

 Adutts “Only on Sunday: $1.00 per couple

Phone 635-6571-72-73

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‘Béyond Your Expectations

” -vompeling ‘in
..-Canada Games al Lethbridge,
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night sessions fer potential
players for the b.¢, junior men’s
and women's team § thal will be
nexl winter's § a:30- 5:00 p.m, Public Swim

6:00-7:30 p.m. Public Swim

’ Registration forms are
available at .tha Recreation
Office at the Terrace Arena,

from. the CF'TK-TV office in

11:30- 4:00pm. Ladies Noon Hour swim
1:30 p.m, -3:00p.m. Publle Swim,

9:00-9:30 p.m, Students & Adults

1:40 - 9:00 pam. Public Swim
3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Public Swim
6:00-7:30 p.m. Public Swim
8:00-9:30 p.m. Public Swim

- SATURDAY

1:40-2:00 p.m. Publle Swim
9:90 5:00 p.m. Public Swit
6:00 - 7:20 p.m. .Public Swim

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downtown Terrace, Room and
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young: sters is, available upon

‘request. wy
teq ” , 1:30 - 3:00 p.m,

10:00 - 11:30 a.m, -Parants & Proschoolars
11:30- 1:00p.m, Business Men Noon Hour Swim
Public Swim :

Se eee

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SUNDAY

Opm. Puble Swim

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“Outof-lown applications must
be. Inby July. 31, Terrace
youngsters sheuld have thelr

applications in by August 15th, -

3:20 p.m. -$:00 p.m, Public Swim,

6100 - 7:30 p.m. Pubile Swim
300 - 9:30 Pan: Public swim

Publle Swim

We Also Have Some Late

Model Campers

In the Used Lina to Save You .$s$