lets”

Are

New Jersey Nets were

‘elimination ”

Nets asked that the final

eliminated from | the five seconds be replayed
National Basketball because of. a controversy
Association ‘playoffs over whether the 24-second
Thuraday night: but. have shot clock ran out before
_ protested their 88-87 loss to © the Bucks took a shot. .
Milwaukee Bucks, ° _ . If the victory stands, the
In a ‘telegraih to com- Bucks’ Marques Johnson

_ missloner David Stern, the

will credit implementation

~ Peas club

— awards

tthe Terrace Peake gymnastics club was: ‘in Prince
George recently for their final meet of thesedson. =

The Terrace club performed extremely well picking up
5 inedals and 43 ribbons in all, Some dramatic .im-

yement has been seeri in many of the gymnasts over

- th 6 eason.: Coaches and managing personnél were all”

yipleased with the results.

ay al results of the gympix meet in Prines George May

ne Bars. -Beam. Floor. .Vaillt, -Overall
P ieid Ariderson 210° 640 «6.80: 8.20 4
pimaBryant 7.70 690 7.35 6.55 — oth
KriaPairless 805 (7.250 7.85 (7.05 - |. ord
Pain Franson 7.60 7.20 7.35 (7.05. Sth
Rhonda Klukas = 7.05 6.25 7.20 5,85 Sth. -
rea Komlos 690 §806-°7.70. 7.90 Ist:
Kristi Leblond 805 5.50 7.50 7.40. > Sth
Rose Lenser 680 $90 620 5.70 13th
Kim Overton . 7.60 490 625 675 . 1ith
Leanne Phillips 5.55 5.75 660 4.35 6th
LorrainePhillips 7.00 5.45 7.90 7.45 - 4th
Lori Protheroe 7.30 «7.50 7.60 8.95 7th
NikkiSchaufhauser 7.15 660 845 7.60 and
KarleenSchmidt 4.95 5.53 15, 145 ard
ShannonSkrabyk 585 5.60 665 6.30 14th

The recreational and intermediate groups of the Peaks
gimnastics club were recently awarded Canadian
gymnastics federation andpremier sports awards.

The recreational club which meets Saturday mornings
had 58 gymnast receiving awards. Red, orange and blue
‘badges of the premier sports awards were handed out as
well as five red badges of the Canadian gymnastics
‘fedérati¢n development program. The club is coached by
a Btoup of five coaches and gymnasts from the com-
petitive club assist in coaching as wiel.

The intermediate club which practices Wednesday
nights is the stepping stone for those athletes wishing to
enter competition. 33 gymnasts received awards for their

efforts this season.

. Skills become more. specific at this level.

The com-

pelitive club is selected from the intermediate club on a

tryout basis.

hig year a competition with Kitimat has been arranged
for some of the top gymnasts from the intermediate club.

The meet will take place on June 1

GACREATION CLUS GYMNASTICS AWARDS - - ;

MIER SPORTS AWARD
Rao
Soren Hedberg
4 navn. seerentene
K
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pridara Kennedy
apie .
George —

J. if
OR,
Sumani Mac Kenzie
fer, Kuehne a
ana 194 Ricketts
Teri MacKenzie
Carailne Pili
Cindy Olson
dulle Kozler

thay

Jossee Jenniss
Erin Davies

- Trena Soucie
Charlotte Jordan
Allson Chase
Sonja Hedbero
T-Jay MacKenzie
Laura Jones
PaulinaLepp
Stephanie Kuhar
Rosa Mikelott
Stephen Syrette
_ CANADIAN GYMNASTICS FEDERATION
RED.
Sheena Worden
Fay Campbell
Angelo Palmy

6th.

aT ates i) teaches Sieh
- Janna Meneghella’

oe ‘Yvatte Syratte |

Oarcey MCLeliand

Krista Lynn Semenchuk

INTERMEDIATE CLUB GYMNASTICS AWARDS

PREMIER SPORTS AWARD
RED Setone Popovich
ORANGE (Kally Prinz
eo.p
Renee Plantings
Ker) Karu
Christine Gys
CANADIAN GYMNASTICS FEDERATION
RED .
Vanesse Deakin
Lana Geler
Joanna Mutichke
it

Bratton Overton

Paula DeVivetras . oo :

BLUE : , _
Jodi Goodlad  - ' , ‘
Lianne How : aan
Annyha Klinger

Martha Berky

Orelle Walker

Karin Van Daalen

Yanessa Pearsan

Peter Visser

“! o> Shetiay Haywryluk
+  Devglas Mackenzie

teed

a

sPereet Pe

Holly Joy H

Cheryl (rwin
* HU Springer

Jamie Greenwood
Andrea Jelferies

Heather Stanley
Koren Shepherd

Nicole MeKinnan
Nicole Collison
’ Jess! Sothcott

_. Betky Sintonds
- Lisa Clark
“Karen Wilkinson

Niomi Smith
Byron Mikaloft
Ryan Prinz
Wendy Prinz
Jennifer Stevenson

Jerri Batier

Jennifer Watt
Aralyn Lutz

Carly Bellna
Janet How
Heather Albright

* Jennifer Henderson

., Lynn Hanry

Harotd Armstrong

Shannon Henderson

Kirsty Ann Paimer
Monica Rauter

_ Michelle Plantinga’

Karen Karu
Jennifer Parker
Danl Love
Jocalyn Coxford
_ feck Palmu

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of an offence. that hadn't’
been used in three years |
and which allowed him to

Score 11 of his 25 points in

the fourth quarter as the

Bucks ‘wrapped up, pen- °

ding the appeal, the best-

‘of-seven- Eastern Con-
ference semifinal 4-2.

, “Thandled the ball more
and felt I cauld create
things,” Johnson said.

Milwaukee coach Don
Nelson decided at practice °
Thursday afternoon to use

-the offence, which is
designed to spread out the
and _screate

Bucks used it through most
‘of the second half.
' ‘If the victory stands, the .

Bucks advance against the .

winner of the Boston-New-~

York. series, which the..’

ee aces

Oldtimers’ catcher Norm Zioklikovits scoops
in the ball and Schootey’s runner Lee Pon-
celot was out on a force play at home in a
Kitimat fastball league game at Riverside
Park © an | Thursday night.

‘Celtics lead 3-2, The sixth [iar

.- game goes tonight.

The Western Conference
_ Angeles

‘Lakers. against ’ Phoenix

“Suna, beginning. Saturday.

“Phoenix. ‘defeated Utah ©

Jazz.102-62 Thursday night
to take its semifinal series
42. noe

Despite the success “of
the offence, the Bucks
needed Paul Pressey to
sink one of two foul shots
and then hit an 18-foot
jumper in the final.1:22 te
Clinch the read game.

Junior Bridgeman added
20 points, Bob Lanier 17
and Sidney Moncrief had
15 of his 16 points in the
second half for Milwaukee.

Pressey broke a 95-95 tie
when he sank one of two
foul shots with.1:22 to play.
The reserve guard then
buried an 18-footer with 41
seconds to play to make it
98-95.

’ There was a controversy
in the final seconds about
whether the Bucks put up a
shot before the 24-second
buzzer sounded. After a_
shot by Pressey was
blocked with - seven
seconds to play, Moncrief
got the ball and released a
shot that hit the rim as the
24+-second. buzzer went off
REE NRE eine ae
‘| Wels Laka
ets felt

oft bare'tke ae shot,

which would have given
them the. ball with about
five seconds to play, but
referee Darell Garretson.
ruled otherwise. _

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P-A. Call
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Norm Zloklikaviis was
the force that powered the
Terrace Oldtimers fastball
team to an 8-5 win Thur-
sday night over Schooley’s
Sports, in the first home
game for the Oldtimers in
the Kitimat fastball
league.

Zloklikovits had three
homeruns in his first three
at bats and knocked in six
runs to lead the Oldtimers
to the win.

Dick Coxford opened the
game with a leadoff double
and Zloklikovits toak the
first pitch over the fence in
his at bat to give his team
an early 2-0 lead.

In the third inning
Schooley’s picked up two

The Herald, Friday, May 11, 1984,Page.5 -

Oldtimers win 8-5. |

Macinos_‘arid
errors by. the:
In the bottom of the’
Zloklikovits led off ait’
again pumped the. first:.
pitch out of the park, Tw
more runs scored -in,.
inning and the Oldtimer#:.” :
led 5-2. de qi snap
Bob Lynden and Johy:,, |
Glass were both on base fq",
the fourth inning when.
Zloklikovits came up to bat.
for the third time. It took: '
him two pitches in his third: 7
time around but the resulé +, .
was the same and the
Oldtimers led 9-2.° .
George Kuich was . the | :
winning pitcher. a:
Stanley came in in r
‘and Harvey Cox Pick
the save.

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BEST BUY BUILDING
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Located In quiet area
north of Birch Ave. on

the bench, full un-
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paved road, quality

housing in the area,
larger than ‘average
sized lots, ready for
bullding. Contact Rusty
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EXCELLENT
LOCATION
Conventent to
everything. Spacious

home on Davis Ave. 1360
sq. ‘€t. full basement,

* heatalator. fireplace,

wall oven, countertop
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rec room. 4 or §&
bedrooms... Call

Bob
_ Sheridan. _

PEACEFUL QUIET
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sub-division. This
beautiful property is
' bordered by year
* found’ creek ‘and has
established garden &
frult trees. Good: barn
‘an.d, other

bedroom home needs

CONTEMPORARY

_GOOD FAMILY
HOME
On quiet street. Great
gardening soll. Frult
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sundeck. Basement is
fully finished with
wood = stove, ° 4th
bedroom, rec raom
and sauna. Owners are
transferred and are
anxious to sell. For
‘appointment to view
call Danny Sherldan.

BEAUTY .
Lovely cedar home on
Soucile | Street, 4
bedrooms, large
family roam, office,
spactous kitchen with
.eajing area, two
fireplaces, 3° baths,
rear sundecks, sky-
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of master bedroom,
double garage, triple
paved driveway and
other fine fediures.
For more Informatlon

EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Fine custom bullt home
with great features.
Large river = rock
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Sheridan’ for an ap-
pointment to view.

phone Rusty or Bert
Lfungh.

# NEW LISTING

; Well maintained home

.on'.Walsh Avenue, 3
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nice yard with fruit
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some finishing. Listed
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- On 2 acres in Kleanza

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cosy HOUSE.
WOODSY SETTING

Located at 4695 Otter
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Estates, 1032 sq. ft. 2
bedrooms, large living
room with bay window,
built In china cabinet,

IN TOWN ACREAGE
Aifractlve 1700 sq. fi.
‘split ‘level
recently renovated and
on 68.4 acres with a
garage and barn-
workshop. Owner would
consider trade. For
details call Dick Evans.

harne.

STYLED FOR THE
TIMES
This modern 3 bedroom
home has large familly
room off malin living
area, Master bedroom
has space to spare and
grace to match, and a
. full, ensuite bathroom.
Room for your
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oversize attached
garage. Very private
back yard fs all land-
Scaped and fenced Ina
neighbourhood of
executive homes. Listed

at $79,000. Call Jay.

re-modelled kitchen,
western style roofed
over porches, shake raof
plenty of parking and
priced at $43,500, To
view phone Rusty or
Bert Ljungh,

4519 Cakalse Ave.

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DOU BLE-WIDE

Over 1300 sq. ft. of great
living, with spaclous

dining area, 4
bedrooms, wood stove,
ensulte plumbing,

utility area, covered

-entry, double garage,

‘approved foundation,
lydro-Ponic
greenhouse 12x32 ft. set

up on farge lot 13x 132,

‘ tandscaped and fenced.

Price. $52,500: For.
viewing phone Rusty or
Bert Ljungh.

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SERVING TERRACE ° KiTIMAT « e CveEN CHARLOTTES oh : :

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LARGE
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Close to the hospital. Up
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basement TV room and.
4th bedroom. Nicely

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4712 STRAUME AVE.
HANDYMAN’S —IN-
VESTMENT

Large home on 100 #t.
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suite downstairs. Price
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ATTRACTIVE 3
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Condo excellent con-
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