ie ek

asked to. consider raising the ©
~” membership“ dues. to $1° per.
month,” Thi raise from the old-.
“ten? dollar yearly fee, is 0 pay
“part of. -the .cost of ithe -
“» Club becoming a member of the
). BC Wildlife Federation.

“dates for’salmon ‘fishing on the
““Kitsumkalum River have-been

°- “sill beva.general easing of the®
Me “restrictions this year, .

- for “ad barbecue and social this.
- --execullve and they will present .
. - meeting, to be -held in the club

~ house the first Tuesday in May.

8; 'The. Club: Officers hope: that
- all persons “interested. in’ con--

mo vattend.,

: . the official:
~C.0,R.B.,° Bob. Garretl, gave

- huniling and fishing regulations,

“s.. Membership Chairman (phone ;
635-6381) and ‘directors Rone. 6 2.0 |
:- Woolger, Oswald Kienapfel and ae -

‘Bab Jenskins.” a

; Federation,” plans: for. a mem-

more compleieé field af outdoor

: game, identificalion, migratory,

© Garrelt for the’ starting. dales 7
“2 arid’ other: details: °
my number’ is 5 7408: :

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1874.

"By Les Watmough -

At the regular meeling of the
Rod. -and Gun Club, held in the ~

; Cinb’ House’ on Rifle Range.
Road, [he club's executive was

Jt was:
- noted that the. club's efforts to
“have changes made for closure

partially: successful ‘for’ there: .

The new Slate of officers for
the® coming year will be Bob.
jarret;: President;"Don Fish,-
ecrelary Oscar: Schllinger,

The. raise in. dues.” “and the ‘
proposed : membership in. the

i ‘bership drive and lenative plans
“fall will ail .be discussed by the

their report: ‘1o the next’ general

servation, trap shooting, small
bore shooling and other outdoor
activities will ll make an effort to

re
Algo, at the Tuesday meeting
instructor. of

Lailg aso Uhe contents of the
¢.0:R.E.: (Conservation and
Outdoor Reetreation Education)
he revised: ‘and . improved
version: of -the* old hunter

D: Hamilton Photos,

training ‘course. |° --
The main © difference : says -
Garrett, is the broader scope ot:
the program.” It now takes in‘a -

The media -and the -JayCees

annual disaster and allnough it

“hunter. - wash'l quite as well received by

activities; ; ‘Hot just..
raining.”

“Garrelt “gays. tie efurse
nsisis of thirty- five hours of
instruction: on® outdoor, “elhies

exuberience and good ‘natured

some: high-light”, moments, of
schlockey. action,

ife branch; a,

-and, he -g
of° firearms, hunter ‘safely,

birdy: je uplan

mel Sunday ‘evening for their -

~. Ihe audience as last year’s, the -
‘rebellion of those on theiceled to -

‘gome..oF

Grpanized: this year" as last, a
Vel 1g

the media will work hard to

correcl in the fulure, but it did.

aliraet-an audience of nearly
650 peoplé al $1a head. And the

proceeds all go to the ‘Terrace

Swimming Pool.

The above piclures all show
“the action al the

Terrace,, Arena Sunday . nigh!
ub £ “netore’ the; ice went ' bul.”

“There are, however, a couple of
EK Kers who wish thei ice

had gone oul sooner, Walt
Lemanien picked up stitches in
the head affer he was:hit'by a
skate blade, a technician al lhe
lelévision studio banged up and

- apparently twisted ‘one of his

knees badly and: even. Lea
Harrington - didn't escape

-unecalled, suffering: an. injury
to his thumb: : :
: The Herald staff, no doubt due":

“9 superior’ “conditioning, i is hale

and healthy.

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B a

_ LOGGERS SPIEL
- READY TO GO —

The ice is ready, curlers are
tense with anticipation and the
bar is’ well stocked for the
Loggers’ Banspie! which starts
tonight, - The Logger’s, the
biggie in Terrace Curling,
boasts a field of 72 rinks this
year, almost half that, number
from out of lown.

The first draws are tonight,
wilh curling al 6, 8 and 10 p.m.
and then every one grabs a few
breaths and a couple of winks
before heading into around the.
clock curling action ‘which
starts Thursday at 5- p.m.
Every twa hofirs: and ten
minutes after’ 5 tdmorrow
evening ‘there wil] be another
draw. . .

The finafs are expected, to,
start lale next Monday night. ;

Pee Wees
second

to Quesnel

The Terrace pee wee rep
team which has done so well for
Terrace ths season has dune it
again, finishing second in a five
leam tournament las { weekend
in Houston. The Reps were beat:
oul by only one Léam, Quesnel,
from the Cariboo where hockey
has been long established.

+ The pee wees won their game -

6-4 over Prince Rupert and then
went. la ‘work. on Smithers,
hammering them i864. They
had a Uttle-more trouble with-
Houston and the game ended in
ad4ile...

On the basis of their (wo wins
and one tle, the Terrace reps
advanced to. the finals against
Quesnel. There. they found
themselves oul-classed in thal
match’ and wound up on the
wrong end of a 12-5 score. ©.

Two Terrace players received.
alocades for their efforts during
the tournament, Guy Farkvam
for being the leading scorer on
‘sever goals and three assists:
and defensema.n David Metz-
mier for being the tournament's
most Sportsmanlike naan

The opening draws are as"

follows:

SIX P.M.
Green versus Shep-
pard; - Walker versus Mc-

Fadden: Boyle versua Miller;
Fire Department® versus
Ljungh; ‘DeArmond versus
Skidmore; and ‘Abriel af

‘Kitimal versus Whitney,

EIGHTP.M... © *
Jacobs , versus Midzain . af.
Kitimat; Dupliesse . versus

Hamer; Davy versus Sharples; _

Stewart versus Easton; D.
Olson .versus Booth, Bristol
versus Worley of Kitimat.

TENP.M. .

J. Anderson versus Gravelle;
Schmict versus Camilli;
.Paisley versus |. Gangh;
SeHnieder versus Jacques;
Fauchon versus Caus and Epp
versus Bettesworth of Kitimat.

‘The first draw Thursilay, als.
pan. will see:

Blaikie (Kitimat) versus
Gomez of Rupert; Zuliniak of

Kitimat versus Simundson of:
Rupert; Schooling of Kitimat .

versus Melanson of Terrace;
MacDonald of Rupert versus
-Cote of Terrace; Worledge of

Prince Huperl versus Habinger «
of Kilimat and Park of Rupert

versus. Fulljames of. Kilimat.
Re see you al the Curling
ink. :

AR WANE - wae eat Wwe a)
fixate! SORT Y-

“After me meastiring several suits of armor, etc.,2 major ancy:

shaay
ma

p erltne, the-cours
“The course will be held at th
od and Gun Club House: Any.’ -
one interested ‘In - ‘taking ihe
course ‘should “contact. Bob

Bob's.

“TL.took-1he Houston, Luckies *
“five of he seven games but they .
, nally did it, knocking ‘off:the
“Kitimat Eagles.and taking: the
best ‘of seven PNWHL finals 4
ames lo one.=

The’ Luckies won ‘the Fowler :
up. Sunday. . afternoon

attractions

ed. Spri ne

edition, of the British Columbia
Calendar, of Events is now. off
the presses and available free of
charge, 10. the public,” Hon.
Ernest: Hall:-Minisler: of Travel

Industry, “announced Tueeda

The'‘40-page,. ensy-lo-read,

brocliure. lists. in chronological

orde “practically ‘all events to.

in ‘the. province. from.

pril:t10 Oetober-31-plus all the
urls’ atid ‘recreational at-"
‘British Columbia. -

00,000:, capies ‘of “the

¢ teen printed, Mr

square dancing in °
‘from: April - to
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uimmer. schoals-and
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Bg rs: conducted during —
the sp gand suimmer months,,
onies. af the Calendar can ba
“obtained by: writing to ; ‘The
»Departti ent of Travel, Industry;
‘Whart' Street, viking .
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- From the
Thornhill Links|

by Ashley. Procevlat

tuesday April 2 was a red
letter day for women's golf in
our corner of the province, The
president of the B.C. branch of
the Canadian Ladies Golf
Association, Betty Maddin was
here in Terrace to conduct a

-meeting. She was accompanied .,

by two members of her

execulive, Grace Mail (Junior ’

Development Chairman) and
Peggy Taylor. (Interior B.C.
Chairman). Attending the

" meeting, held at the Thornhill

Golf and, Country : Club, were
club captains, vice-captains and

junior development chairmen

from ‘Kitimat,’ Prince Rupert,
Smithers and Terrace. .

The Canadian
Assaciation. * ‘organizes and
Sanctions -all women's golf in
this country.

. Betly Maddin remarked. on’

the possible reorganization of
the B.C. - CLGA where the in-
terior of the province would be
broken into two. divisions and a
number of zones, Al present our
zone is known as the Nerth-West

changes, which will be spelled
out in detail to: each golf club,
will take place at. the B.C.
Championships in. Vancouver
this summer...

Of. particular interest were’
the remarks of Grace, Mail on:

the organizing of golf programs

for junior girls. She was quick.
lo emphasis. that the program.

was worthwhile for even just a
few girls, She mentioned one
Lower Mainland girl who went
from scores well over ‘100-10

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scores in the low 80's in just one
year! Junlor girls wanling lo
learn golf should. contact Mrs.
Pat Seeley, Thornhill junior
development’ chairman at 635-
4406,

Those attending were in-
lerested in ihe words of Peggy
Taytor about a tournament in

_which only women with .han-

dicaps. aver 21 were eligible.

.. Winning in your division results
In your way being paid to the

B.c, Championships ‘for. the
finals, In our. zone this‘ com-

lition will be played in con-
function wilh the Skeena
Valley Open, June 15 and 16 at
Thorphill, :

Among questions raised
during the. discussion period
were whether lo allaw juniors to
play in ladies lournaments and
whether ‘doubled: nine’ hole
scores were valic for computing
handicaps, A directive from the

-CLGA..is expected on this

matter s00n.

All there termed the meeting
a great success: and a great
start 1a the golfing season. Any-
ladies interested in playing golf
should contact Terrace captain

Pauletle Patterson at ; 635-2046

or,. in. Kitimat,’ Captain Joyce
Vander Plyeg al 632-5889.

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