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‘if. Strikers lead the way
in Monday Mens with 67
points followed by
Bowling Center with 63
and International with 60.
Mens highs went to E.
Hidber with a triple of 755
and single of 323. Team
high three went to Fabers
with a 3162 total while
high single was a 1095
rolled by Reds.

Monday mixed has the
Windmills leading with
80 points. Team high
three went te the Wind-
 §=«mills with 2874 while the
we 6 Feds rolled a 975 for high

single. Ron Evans rolled

a 679 for men’s high triple
- while high single went to

A. Tutt. Mary Swift took

ladies highs with a 630
; triple and 241 single. «

Team highs went to the

Silly Larks on Tuesday
Coffee. They rolled a 2661
tripel and 1051 single.
Carmen Malloux rolled a
665 for high triple while
Annette Pelletier had a
248 single. ue
leaders are the Goofers
with 71 points followed by
Silly Larks with 69 and
Five Rollers with 61
points. so

Top teams on Tuesday
Nite Mixed are the Old
Timbers with 78 points
followed by ree
Haugland Trucking with
72 and No Names with 59
points, Team Highs went
to the Old Times with a
triple of 8105 and single of
3115. Mens High Three
went to Del Bjorenson
with a 740 while Mark

Brekke had a 280 single.

Judy Axe took Ladies

Highs with a 768 triple

and 312 single. ©

Coffee Slurpers hold a

slim lead on Wednesday

division followed b

Smiles and Chuckles wit

68 and Bee Gees with 55.

Girls highs went to Twila
Beard with a 166 single
and 481 triple. Terry
Braun took Boys highs
with a 239 single and 661
tiple.

mann Jewellers,
Wightman and Smith,
Impossibles, Lucky 13
and Jades. High Triple
and high single went to
Gelda Edgar with a 672
total and 273 single. Road
Runners took Team High
three with a 2731 while
the Silhouettes had a 942
single.

-Seasame Street lead
Thursday Mixed League
with 79 points followed by
Krack Pots with 71 and
Tillicum Theatre with 65.
Krack Pots took Tea,
Highs with a 2985 triple
and 1038 single. Mens
High Three went ta Cy
Renney with a 656, while
high. single was Ken
Mayer with a 269. Ladies
‘High Three went to Chris
Coombs with a 785 while a
289 was high single rolled
by Deanna Dahl.

Friday Mixed have
three teams with 7 points
they are the Playmates,
Overwaitea and Funny
Five. Team Highs went
to the Hopefulls with a
triple total of 2873 and a
single of 1986. Mens
Highs went to Fullio
Sperman with a 714 triple
and 295 single. Gisele
Rioux rolled a 678 for
Ladies High Triple while.
high single went to Della
Gi with a 264, .

Y.B.C. Pee Wee's have
Fonzies Gang leading
with 58 points followed by .
Good sa with 53 and
Pin Gite highs mt
points. Girls highs wen
to Karla Lindstrom with
a 125 single and a 227
double. Boys highs went
to Rodney Campbell with
a 157 single and 275
double.

Bantams see the Slow

Doris Bellrose and
Randy Durand took the
highs in the seniors.
Doris rolled a 234 single
and 600 triple while
Randy rolled a 242 single
and 657 triple. Team
headers are Headpins
with 63 -followed by
Purple People Eaters
with 58 and Goofs with 53.

Western Canada Team
from Terrace are off to
Prince George _ this
weekend for the Northern
Zone Finals and we want
to wish them all the best

Snow |
Race |

The Terrace Cobras, in
conjunction with the
Bri Columbia Snow
Vehicle Association, will
hold their second sanc-
tioned snow mobile race
-on. Jan. 15, at the Stock
Car track near Terrace.

Registration will be at
10 a.m. Time trials, if
necessary, & noon.
Racing will start at 1 p.m.

Admission is $2 for

The Terrace Cobras

Skeena Hotel Orphan’s Fred Philpott readyin to sink a basket during the Matinee with 73 points Pokes in the lead with 70 adults, $1 fer students

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Basketball scores

Terrace Reds and Evy’s
-» Mens Wear battled it out

1.0m, the courts Tuesda
ne gay

night in Men's Com-
mercial Basketball ac-

on.
- The Reds beat Ev's in
the first game with a
close score of 84-81,
High scorers for Ev's
were:
. » Dale Prest - 21 points.
‘Dave Crawley - 16.
Paul Walker - 16.
~.”. Rod Kluss - 16.
"High scorers for the
Reds were:
Fred Lindsay - 26
ints

points. |
Willy Chemko - 20.
Scott Wittke- 19,
In the second game, All

Kinsmen.

“The draw for the
Terrace Kinsman In-
vitational Tournament
. Will be held Friday and
Saturday, Jan. 13 and 14
at Caledonia Senior
Secondary School.’
- Following is a schedule
for the basketball tour-
hament;
Division A Division B
Caledonia Prince Rupert
Ft. St. John Hazelton
Fraser Lake Kitimat

Friday a
2:30 p.m. Caledonia vs
Fraser Lake |. -
4:30 ‘p.m. . Kitimat -vs.

Hazelton |

7:00 p.m. Ft. St. John ys.
Caledonia —--
9:00 p.m: Hazelton ys.
Prince Rupert
Saturday’

10:00. a.m. Fraser Lake

vs, Ft. St. John
12:00. noon Kitimat ys.
Prince Rupert  -
5:00 p.m; Srd place teams
play =/6th and 6th place
400p.m. 2nd place teams

play - 3rd & 4th place -

' §:00 pm. 1st place-teams
play - Ist & 2nd place

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federal district
decree ordering
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Mir. Tiatlee tom Clark

held that the IBC had
ained 2, sranglehold on
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Seasons beat Skeena
Hotel Orphans: witha .

All

score of 101-81,

* High scorers for

Seasons were :
Mike Ireland - 30.
Bruce Johnstone - 30.
Doug McKay - 22.
High scorers for

Skeena Orphans were:

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Ladies Highs went to
Sharon Lewis who rolled
a 660 triple and 331 single.
4 Five ‘teams have
identical points at the
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