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RIVERSIDE. GRADE” Two teacher, Mrs: = Gladys Clifford, supervises her students Fri-

f Wednesday, February 1, 1967 ane

day afterncon as they. moved: ‘from Riverside: elerientary school into new, modern

classrooms at E. T.-Kenny Primary school (shown above).
classes will complete the currerit school term at. E, T. Kenny. In September, only |f

Riverside elementary

primory classes will be. housed there and other ‘grades will commence | in Clarence

Michiel Elementary... .

Pruden Rink Wins Legion Silverware

Terrace’ Larry. Pruden tink. ‘went into an extra end
to cop top. honors in the 11th annual: Royal : ‘Canadian
Legion Bonspiel held here last weekend...

Pruden did not need his last
stone when the Brian Salter
Tink of Kitimat missed a draw
up to Pruden's shotrock. ;

The Grand Aggregate (Bill

, Griffiths Trophy) and the “A”

event (Legion Trophy) both
went to the rink skipped: by
Larry Pruden and assisted by
Garry Callahan, Norm Miller
and Al McAlpine. Runners up
in the “A” Event were Bill
Thain, George -Munson, Bob
Cooper and skip Royce Myers.

In the “B” Event (The Motel
Trophy) skip Brian Salter of
Kitimat and his team-mates
John Davis, Jack Linderman
and. Bill Smith took the. top

of the Miner Simondsen rink
of Prince Rupert; - Doug run
ton, Jim. Arsenault and Terry
Ezaki.

‘The Joe Whitney rink of Ter-
face won the “C’ Event with
John Schlosser, Wayne Brown
and Dave Slinn assisting skip
Whitney. They received. the
Annie Jean Kirkaldy Trophy.
Runner-up spot went to another
Terrace rink skipped by Art
Lorimer and comprised of John
Wiese, Jim O’Brien and Jack
Sharples.

Trophies and miniatures
were presented by Sid Sheasby,
president of Branch 13, Royal
Canadian Legion, Sheasby gave

aims, duties and service of the |—

Legion and, concluded with -a
vote of thanks and commenda-
tion for all those who assisted
in’ making . the ‘bonspiel a Site.
cess,

. He spoke particularly ‘of the
Royal Canadian Legion Ladies
Auxiliary, Terrace Curling
Club, iceman Roy Findley, the
ladies who looked after the
rink canteen; Jack French and

his Canadian Legion staff andj

the local radio and press.

Miner Simondsen of Prince/®

Rupert and Brian Salter of Kit-

imat spoke briefly on behalf of:

out-of-town curlers, voicing
thelr appreciation of. the ar-
rangements made and_ enter-
tainment provided during the:
curling weekend,

There were 27 rinks entered |.

fe Prairie’ ‘Visitors

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