THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Reds in
troubled

These are troubled limes for
the Terrace Reds, Not only are
they hurting with several
players out of the line-up wilh

injuries, but they've run into —

some player problems and as a
resull have had to carry some
pretly smail rosters in recent
games. Such was the case last
weekend when the team
travelled to Houston with onl
eight men. They lost bot
games, 10-6 and 10-1.

“We've got a demoralized
igam," sponsor Red L’Estrange
lold the Herald Tuesday, “but L
don’t know why or how long it
will last.’

“IVs a pathetic situalion,
going to Housion to face the
sirongest team in the league
with only eight players.”

L'Estrange, who has kept out
of things 10 a large extent this
season is also taking a greater
part in the coaching and

> managing the team, along wilh
manager Colin Chasteauneuf.
The team will be working oul
throughout this week in
pareparalion ‘for exhibition
uelion this weekend in Kel-
chikan.

According to L’Estrange,
Terrace fans could see a
marked change in the teams
style of play during the next few
weeks. Instead of the strategy
thal saw the team bunting when
they had a man on base during
the recent Terrace tournament
lhey could go more towards hit
and run style of baseball.

“ . L'Estrange said the style was

better for the team, better, for
the fans and produced winning
ball clubs. :
With regards to the team
injuries it is* expected utility
fielder Brant Arnold-Smith will
be back within twa weeks.
Arnold-Smith has his hand
broken when hit by a pitched
ball. Caleher George Paulson,
who also represents con-
- siderable power ai bai, will be
back in about three weeks.

Paulson had. a. knuckle .shal-.

tered on his right hand when he
gol in the way of a foul tig. -

The pitching staff also is
weakened. Gerry Monsees is
still nol fully recovered from a
sore elbow he has been nursing

all season. Tommy Carson was

Hotelman
puts up
$1,000

Augie Geeraert, owner-
amanager of the Terrace Holel
and sponsor of the ‘Terrace
Holel Blues of the Terrace
Men's Softball Asseciation is
pulling up $1,000 for (hat team
lo travel lo softball ltour-
naments thevughout the
summer months.

For tournament play the
team will strengthen their
roster with players irom the A
& W and Manuel team entries.
in the league.

Tournaments already
scheduled that the Blues plan
on competing in are Burns
Lake on the 27 and 28 of this
month and Terrace on August
3,4 and Sih. As well It is an-
ticipaled that the team will
travel to the interior of the
province during the month of
September for lournament
action on the Labour Day long

_ weekend, ,

The Blues played their first
game asa tournament leam in
Terrace recently. Pitchers
Harvey Cox and Rae Rowe
combined to hur] a four hitter
and lead ‘the team to a 7-3

: docinfon over the Skeena-

’ Madigan combines, the fourth
team in the Terrace league.
Further exhibition games are
planned between the twa
teams,

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lost to the team earlier this
season when he injured his arm
in an industrial accident. He
will nol likely see action again
this season. As well fast ball
hurler Kenny Ziegler picked up
an arm injury along the way.

The Red’s are ‘eft with the
two Paulson brothers - Larry.
and Garry - and Laurie Arnold-
Smith. Garry has had a good
season lo date, registering a lot
of strike-outs. Larry had
control problems at the starl of
the year but is slarting to come
around. Laurie Arnold-Smith
had proved invaluable to the
team as a relief pitcher.

An open letter

For the next two weeks (Il be honeymooning in
parts east. During that time my duties will be’
taken over by young Robert Johnson.

_. Hrust all those involved with sports in Terrace
will extend Robert the same co-operation I have
been extended for the past two years. For

for Robert Johnson.

‘Mark Hamilton.

coverage of your sparting events during the next
two weeks you phone the same number but ask

.. We'll see you in a couple of weeks.

Playground hours

The Department of Parks and
Recreation announced changes
in the hours of their summer
playground Monday. The new
hours are effective immediately
al all playgrounds. Playground
locations are at Cassie Hall
School in the Keith Estates
area; Clarence Michael and
Caledonia in the horseshoe area
and Uplands school in the bench

area.

The new hours see the
program operating from 9:30
a.m, to 12 noon and1p.m lo 4
p.m, Monday to Friday. The old
hours had a half haur less lime
in the morning and a half hour
more in the afternoon.

The director of recreation,
Jon Gurban, told the Herald

that response to the playground

program has been gratifying so
far, wilh a good turn out. He
also had words of praise for
the leaders of the playgrounds,
saying they were doing an
excellant job ‘keeping the
children active. ‘
“The program,” he said, '” is
really shaping up this year. It'll
be even better if we can get'the
weather to co-operate”

Toop second twice
in Canadian Finals

Although hang gliding en-
thusiast Dave Toop of Terrace
is not the new Canadian
Champion,-he can boast of two
second: place finishes. They
came in competition in

Nelson“last weekend as ' hang

gliders from throughout the |
nation met‘in fhat' B.C. townto”*
compete in the Canadian

Championship Finals.

Toop finished second in beth
the soaring competitions and
the 360 degree turn contest Lo
aid add to the list of placings he
has already gathered during his
short career as a hang glider.

"yaal “rebentiy” Toop Wor the
Alberta Championships,..¢ «<7.

“Toop finished as ruier-up to
Niel Smith of Kamloops in the

soearing events and behind Jim
Buckley in the turning event.

* > The Competitor who travelled .

the furthest to attend the meet -
was a Toronto man. The booby- .

prize for the competition went -~
\o a brother of Canadian ski ie
-cHampion Nancy Greene Raine, :

who soared off the mountain
and into a near-by lake,

Skeena-Madigans split |
with Houston Sunday

‘The Skeena-Madigan com-
bines of ithe Terrace Mens
Softball Association split a
weekend exhibition dauble-
header with a Houston team,
winning (he second game 8-3
after dropping the opener 6-3 in
nine innings. '

- Maurice Dube was credited

with the loss in the first game
while George Kusch picked up
the win for the locals in the
second outing.

The Skeena-Madigans wiil
travel lo Houston to return the
matches, possibly this weekend,
but they will go without Bobby
Coles in all probability. . Coles

twisted an ankle while rounding
second base on Sunday and at:
last report was hobbling about
on ¢rulches.

On the weekend of the 19 and
30 of (his month, the team will
bein Prince George \o complete’
in a senior B softball tour--
nament lhere,

jour of the pravince,

2, Income security *

5. Transportation

NEEDS OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED

PUBLIC MEETING

The Advisory Committee on the Neads af the Physically Handicapped io the Minister
of Human Resources will be visiting Terrace on July 20th, es part of their continuing

Tha purpose of the tour is fo accept briefs, hald spen forum meetings and view
lacilitles and services presently available to the physically handicapped.

The general topics of discussion will include:
1. Architectural barriers and housing

3. Employment, education and recreation
4. Personal attendant care and health care benaflts

Meetings are open to the handicapped, rehabilitation workers and suppart sérvice - ,
personnel, a well as interested members of the general public. . ue

Those who have a prepared brief ara urged to make their submission,early, if
possible, although briefs will also be accepted at the meeting itself, Prepared briefs
should be submitted in advarice to:

Ms. Merle Smith

Consultant on the Needs of the Physically
Department of Human Resources

Room 15
600 Cassiar- Street
Vancouver, B.C,

Briefs received while the group is touring will be forwarded to the Chairman, Dr,
Wiliam Buckler, in transit,

Inquiries can be directed fo Ms. Smith at 299-9131, In Vancouver,

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Handicapped

The Terrace maelings wiil ba held at:

TerraceHotelGreenRoom Saturday, July 20, 1974

4551 Greig Avenue

aft 9:30. a.m, - 12 noon; 1 p.m. -5 p.m.
MEETINGS WILL BE INFORMAL IN STRUCTURE

Department

‘of Human Resources

. Government of British

Columbia ;

Lacrosse

The Terrace Minor Lacrosse
Association recently ended it's
second full season of play, a
seaon which saw 130 youngsters
of both sexes competing for
several weeks, In all there were
eight teams of youngsters in-
volved in league play in three
divisions, ;

During the latter stages of the
season Terrace teams played a
series of exhibition games
against Kitimal opponents.
Although no wins were taillied
by the Terrace leams, the

league executive feels that,

lacrosse in Terrace has come a
long way and that already in-
dications point to a strong one of
developed lacrosse players.

The Association feels strongly
that it's future lays in the

. strength of this core.

A considerable amount of
time and effort was put into the
building and running of the
League and they would like at
this time lo thank all those who
helped coach, keep lime, keep
seare, referee and serve the
interests of the Terrace
youngsters in many capacilies.

Thanks also have (o go to team .

sponsors: Vic Froase Trucking,
Cassiar Construction, MacGillis
and Gibbs, Armin Sanders
Welding and the Royal
Canadian Legion and
Price Skeena Forest Products
for their donations. Co-
operalion extended by the local
news media is also well ap-
preciated.

The Association has plans for
next year, plans already on the
boards. They are trying to
promote an exhibition series of
senior men’s lacrosse games in
the Terrace-Kilimat area at the
slart of the next season, in-
volving two teams from the
Lower Mainland, Such a series
would enable lo see Terrace
residents and others in the area
to see what lacrosse is all about
an enable the youngslers to
take -in a graphic demon-
slrations of what coaches mean
when they talk about playing

kills. : . .

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Pictured above (extreme right) is Royal
Canadian Legion member Ren Gowe who, on
behalf of ail sponsors of lacrosse teams in
Terrace, accepted the thanks of the Terrace
Lacrosse Association, Extending the hearty

GIVE BLOOD
SAVE LIFE.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 1974

thank you was Jack Beck, one of the many

people involved in the League invarious

capacities, To the left of the two men are just
(wo of the eight teams in the league. :

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