“Terrace - 4 7 5

Quesnel player takes a lash at the all.

| Red's

The Reds haye been idle
for two weeks thanks to the
local weathermen. First the

Prince George Tourney was.

rained out, then the
_ exhibition doubleheader
against the local Pony All-
Stars, However, things will
be in full swing this Sunday
at Kerr-Rotary Park when
the third place Houston
Bee's invade Red country.
The Reds, at seven wins and
one loss, will be practising
extra. hard for this
doubleheader as they have a
chance. to wrap up first
place. The action begins at

1:30 p.m. Don’t miss the
Red's last regular season
home game.

In late July, the Red’s will
host the Bulkley Valley
League’s playoffs at Kerr-
Rotary Park. All four
teams; Smithers, Houston,
Morricetown and, of course,
the Red's, will participate.
Watch for more in-
formation. .

Donnie McColl, the Red's
young hurler, is coming
along fine after making
kindling out of his foot with
an axe. Willie (The Hump)

Chemko, the Red’s right:

Terrace athletes _
to attend camp’

Several student athletes
from ‘Terrace: have been
selected to attend the fourth
annual Youth Development
Camp in Vancouver this
summer. Altending the
cam r
’ Debbie Hallam, Debbie
Anderson and Tim: Chow
who will take part in the
badminton course and
Bonnie Wore: who will
participate in basketball.
The camp will be held at the
. Jericho Hill School from

July 4th to 18th.

Sponsored by the B.C.
Federation ‘of School
‘Athletic Associations, the
Youth Development Camp
is being held in cooperation
with the B.C. badminton,
~ basketball, field hockey and
football associations. The

a camp: isthe “most unique :

from Terrace are-

‘of the province. The:

high school program of its
kind in Canada and has
become one of the highlight
events of B.C. high school
alhlelics.

The camp is for student
athletes 14 to 15 years of age
with participants to the
camp coming from ail parts
are
chosen by each of the 17
constituted athletic
associations making up the
BCFSAA.

This years camp has been
extended lo four weeks with
the following schedule:

Boys! and Girls’ Badminton,

July 4-10; Girls’ Basketball,
July 11-17; Girls’ Field
Hockey, July 18-14; Foot-

ball, July 25-31. Anumber of -
outstanding coaches will.

direct the activitles: |” -

“Around the mound”

fielder, is pushing gas at
Canadian Propane. Willie
won’t say Where the plug
struck him but he ain't
sitting in right field. any
longer. So, things are quiet
with a few of the players
keeping in shape by playing
the pinball machines in the
home headquarters.

BB
Quesnel - 3 15 4 2

The Terrace Pony League
All-Stars travelled to
Quesnel July 3rd and 4th to

' play the Quesnel Babe Ruth

All Stars and came out
winning 3 games while
losing only one to their
hasts. ,

Terrace pitcher Jim
Kellar pitched two complete
games for the All-Stars, and
won both by scores of 4-3and
13-2. Dave Metzmieir lost
his first start 15-7, and was
relieved in the fourth inning,

’ but bounced back Sunday

morning lo lead Terrace to a
5-4 win. Both wins by Kellar
were complete games, and
Metzmieir gained a com-
plete game in the 5-4 win. It
was only in the second game
of the series that relief help
was needed.

Ta the first game, played
Saturday afternoon,
Terrace scored one run in
each of the first four in-
nings, and despite a 3 run
outburst by Quesnel in the
sixth, managed {fo hang on
for the victory. Quesnel did
not get a hit in the first 5
innings, and only managed 2
baserunners to that bme,
and pitcher Jim Kellar was
never in serious trouble.

In the second game,
Terrace showed the effects
of an 8 hour, 450 mile bus
trip, as they went down to a
15-7 drubbing at the hatids of
their hosts. Quesnel had no
trouble, and they scored 5
Tuns in the 3rd inning, and 4
in the 4th, and never looked
back from that point.
Terrace was unable to get
on the scoreboard until the
6th inning when they tallied
4runsand then3 more in the
ith. Pitcher Dave Metzmieir
was relieved by Doug
Ritchie in the fifth inning.

in tlie third game, played
Sunday morning, Terrace
scored ona runin the second

‘inning on a Sacrifice bunt by

Jim Webb, and both teams
then remained scoreless
until the 6th inning, when
Quesnel scored 2 runs to go

-ahead. Terrace bounced

back in the -bottom of the
6th, wheri a soft fly ball hit
by Gregg Paulson eluded
the Quesnel third baseman,
and tworuns seored to put
Terrace ahead 3-2. Terrace
then scored two more runs
to make the score 5-2.

Quesnel was not ready to

ive up, as they bounced
ck with two more runs in
the top of the seventh. But
Dave Metzmieir pitched his
way out of the trouble, and
the final score ‘ended up

Terrace Pony All-Stars down
Quesnel Babe Ruth =

Manager ot the Terrace.

All-Stars, Colin
Chasteauneuf, expressed
complete satlsfation with
the. way his team had
played, and is confident they:
wi {oo well in their up-
coming series against
Ketchikan, Alaska, this
weekend. The boys leave
Friday morning for Prince

Rupert, where they board
the Alaska State Ferries for
the trip north. They could
play as many as 6 games in
their four day stay in the
American city. And plans
are also underway for a
return visit by Quesnel,
tentatively set for July 17
and 13.

Men's Open results

Two local golfers took top
honour in this past
weekends’ Men’s Open Golf
Tournament at Thornhill
Golf and Country Club.

Dan Rosengren who has
been golfing out of the
Thornhill Club for the past
four irs finally put it all
together and topped the 3

day, fifty-four hole tour-"”

nament with a Low Gross
score of 217, four strokes
ahead of defending
champion Jim. Nealé. Stan
Patterson,-also a Jong time
Thornhill club member,
turnedin a netscore of 176 to
capture the overall low net
trophy fox the tournament.
The tournament included

a total of sixty-four entries
with golfers trom Terrace,
Prince Rupert and Kitimat.
This was not a record field
but quite satisfying to the
tournament organizers who
were faced with a_ split
weekend which would have
an affect on out-ol-town
entries. However next year
with a full three-day
weekend holiday more
entries will be expected.
The weather altheugh
--yery ‘cool for this time of
year, helped provide for a
successful tournament as
the clouds were kind enough
to hold back their moisture.
This along with greens
keeper Clayton Lloyd-Jones’
hard work on the course
prior to the tournament set
me scene Pa some ine
golfing and an enjoyable
_ weekend for all.
‘Following are the top Low
Gross and Low Net scores of
the fewer flights and: the
long drive . winners,
Championship Flight: Low
gross winners, Dan
Rosengren, Terrace 217,

Terrace 5 and Quesnel 4.

In the fourth game, played
Sunday ‘afternoon, the
Terrace bats and pitcher
Jim Kellar went to work
together and trounced
Quesnel 13-2, Kellar had a
no-hitter going until the
seventh ‘inning, when
Quesnel got two hits, and
scored their only two runs.
Terrace scored one run in
the second inning, 5 in the
third, 3 each in the fourth
and fifth, and one in the.
seventh as they completely
overpowered their op-

ponents. First baseman Bob ©

Kawinsky got the only home
Tun of the series when he
lifted’ the ball over the
centre. field fence in the
seventh inning.

Saleway
Pohle Lumber
+ LA & KK,
_ Dick Bates
Bill Kennedy
Sid Munson

Hans Mushle

A i i ln a A i iE i inl a tl Da at i i ia ti hd

_ MANY THANKS

+s The District of Terrace would like to thank the following
businesses, associations and individuals for their support and
assistance in the 1976 Local initiatives Program (L.1LP.) to.
built the Terrace Mountaln Hiking Trali and to start the |
landscaping of Upper Little Park. . .

McGillls & Gibbs
Terrace Landscaping

B.C. Forast Sarvice
#& H Builders

_ Terrace Equipment Sales |<
West. Point Rentals,
Continental Explosives Lid, -
Chamber of Caonimerce = ¢
Don Hull & Son
Far-Ko Contracting

Thank you for your participation. .
W.E. Casey a at
Supt. of Parks & Recreation

PPP EOP PEE

Jim Neale Terrace 221,
Huston Hill, Terrace, 227.
Low Net Winners: Phil
Davies Terrace, 200; Clive
Barber, Kitimat, 214; Nick
Bolton, Kitimat, 215.
Ist Flight: Low Gross
winners Pat Boyle, Terrace
243; Clayton Lloyd-Jones,
Terrace, 245; Ken Zorn,
Terrace, 252.
Low Net Winners: Rick
Green, Terrace 202: Don
Forbes, Kitimat 203, Marcel
Savan Terrace, 204.
2nd Flight: Low Gross
Winners: Mel Grant,
Terrace, 266; Murray
Morrison, Terrace, 260;
Steve Sparks, Terrace 270.
Low Net Winners: Vic
Midzain, Kitimat 196; Pete
Konkin Terrace 197; Rick
Shaw Terrace 198.
3rd Flight: Low Gross
Winners Dave Sparrow,
Terrace. 277; Gordon
Clarkson, Terrace, 278;
Doug Mumford Terrace,
279.
Low Net Winners Jan Smith,
Terrace, 196; Nelson
Rollier, Terrace, 138; Frank
Skidmore Terrace 206.
Long drive competitors on

the 1st and Sth hole were’

won by: Friday-Teru
Yamamoto and Pail Davies,.
and Saturday and Sunday-
Dan Rosengren and Phil
Davies both days.
Keep in mind the next
Thornhill Club event which
will be a
Sunday, July 25th. Ladies
bring their lunch in a
decorated box (there will be
a prize for the best). Tee off
time will be around 6 o'clock
and partners will be drawn
just. before __tee-off.
In the meantime happy
golfing and remember, next
fime out — bring a friend!

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THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 7. 1976, PAGE A?

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Coming ta Terrace
Swimming Pool on July 24th
there will be an Instructor
Level I Technical Diving
Clinic. This Clinic is being

by the Canadian
Amateur Diving
Association, B.C. Section.
Areas for the clinic will be
very basic. such as diving
posture, forward and back
takeoffs, the hurdle, for-
ward and back jumps and
the back falloffs and back
dives.

The registration fee is $35
which includes:

1) Instructor Level I
Diving Manual covering
dive ieveis i and il.

2). ACADA Inc. Instructor
Level I certificate issued at
the conclusion of the clinic.

3) An Instructor badge.

There will be pool time of
4 hours and 2 hours lecture
time, The course will start at
9 a.m. Application forms
can be picked up at the
Terrace Pool or phone 638-
1177 for further information.
You don't have to be good,
just interested, so come on
and give it a try.

For people interested in
Aquatic Leadership there

- will be a Red Cross Water

Safety leader courses. This
course will give a basic
grounding in guarding
tecniques, assistant in-
structing of Red Cross level
learn to swim lessons and
responsibilities when
working, in and around a

pool. Prerequisites for the
course are Bronze
Medallions and over 15
years of age. Anyone in-
terested should contact the
pool in Terrace for further
information, phane 638-1177.
The course will run from
August 9 until August 13
with teaching practice’ the
following week.

The Canadian Home
Fitness Kits are still on sale
at the Terrace Arena. The
price is $5.25. This is a very
worthwhile aid to
measuring your level of
fitness. Even the casual
jogger can gauge his level of
cardiovascular fitneas and
so give some purpose and
motivation to his particular

_ program.

’ The Terrace Northmen
RugbyClub,after bringing in
the successful concert by.
Susan Jacks are now em-
barking on a raffle to raise
funds to consolidate their
organisation and fur-
ther develop the Rugby
Union Code in this area, so
please help them out and
uy a ticket. You might even
win a prize.

All people who recently
completed the NAUI Diving
Course should meet at the
Terrace Pool on Friday,
duly 9th to pick up their
certificates & talk with
Doug DeProy about the
{formation of a Scuba Club.
See you Friday at 3:30 p.m.

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The Disability Rights Association
of British Columbia

A meeting will be held at the Skoglund Hot
Springs Resert, Terrace, B.C. on July 14,
1976 at 7:20 P.M. The Association provides
assistance to all injured workers, Workers’
Compensation Board Claimants, aad
handicapped persons threyghout British
. Columbia. .Present membership includes

.. individuals, Unions, Civil Rights Groups
and Employer Associations,

NO, OF TICKETS‘

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To order your tickets, mail this coupon to:
Terrace Lions Club
2,

Woodland Heights.

Terrace, B.C.
Early Bird Draws: July 27th, August 3lst,

Give yourself a chance to win

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