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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

CAMRA racers take to Terrace Speedwa

Pians ure being finalized now
forthe first of what is hoped will -
be an-annual Summer Sporis
*Sehnol in Terrace.“ The School,

“io be held from August 26 10 30

‘year,’ will-use the facilities of
‘the Skeena. Secondary School
ahd | will be Sunder. the. direc-
-lorship-.of, veleran Pacific

* North-west sportscaster Len

_ Harrington, Chief Instructor
’ for ihe ‘camp’ will be Prince

: Ruperl' basketball coach Skip

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The camp’ will feature Ihre
. Sports ~ basketball asa major
> sport and valleyball and soccer
as uptionals. Basketball will be
featured ‘in ihe marning
“sessions from 9-a.m..to 12 ai00n
with the purticipants. then
‘chonsing eliher saceer ar
volleyball for a ihree hour. af-
fernoun session.

Youngslers: aged beiween We.

aid. 18 sil] be eligible aud the
camp will:be open-lo girls as
well as boys: Hegistration fee is”
_ $10 or there isa family plan of”
~. $25: for..fainilies of three or
“Mare, Ineluced - in the
“registration fee j is the cost of a
_/, evested Tshirt. - 4.

“each participant will receive a.

PULL NAME
DATE
me ADDRESS:

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» MEDICAL PLAN NUMBER, o)

“PHONE NUMBER "
“FULL NAME OF FATHER~

ts PARTICIPANT, )

persons *

At the conclusion of the cump ‘

"DATE, YEAR AND PLACE OF. BIRTH.

es CHECK OPTIONAL SPORT PREFERED: soceeh
" po YoU REQUIRE ROOM AND BOARD? :
““GYMSTRIP.AND SOCCER EQUIPMENT MUST BE. SUPPLIED BY

Summer Sports
‘School plans
being. finalized

‘graded report card on lheir

progress during |he. five ‘day -
camp. :

The basketball will-be run
under mini-basketball rules
(lower hoop and a smaller ball)
for elemeniary school , aged
athleles and -usder = In-
ternational’ rules. for the high ~
school athletes. A number nf
local recreationally involved
hve indicated that
they will help with instruciion at
lhe, camp. Among them ‘are

~ Clyde Inouye, Bill Dickson aind
-olhers,
* Out of Iwo participants can -

arrange for reom and board by

‘yequesting the same on the

following application form. ‘The
figure af $27.50 for room and

hoard at the Terrace Vocational |

School mentioned in last week's

Herald was only a proposal and |

negoliations are only how ander
way for possible use of the
Vocational School. If this 1s not
available, other’ urrangemeiits
will be“made. +

The deadline for applications
for the edmp is July 31 but as
there is limited. régistration,
youngsiers are asked lo submit
she following applicatian form
as soon as possible,

VOLLEYBALL dese

be

READ AND SIGN THE FOLLOWING: : 111s an éepresied condition of =*
registration at this schoal tha! the studanis will accept att risks Incidental to

the ingtruction and practice play and that the school has no resporsibility for

any accidents which may occur Incidental. thereto and, that thes etudent is.
accepted by the school only on thls condition. °

" SIGNATURE OF STUDENT
AND IL. Ff

FROM RESPONSIBILITY.

” TERRACE,

TO 3.P.M.)

Please titi out the above application
‘3218 Eby Street, Terrace,
hours. ct

SIGNATURE OF PARENT oR GUARDIAN:

tf THIS APPLICATION iS SENT BY MAIL,
CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE.
OR IF PAYING IM PERSON, PAY AT THE TERRACE: |
ARENA. OFFICE HOURS MONDAY TO FRIDAY (AM, TO NOONG] PM.

PARENT OF Ns” URAL GUARDIAN’ OF THE ‘ABOVE - STUDENT. “AG
, CEPTTHE TERMS OF THIS REGISTRATION INCLUDING, THE RELASE

TO ‘DISTRICT OF

in full. and mall to District of Terrace,

B.C. or lake to the Terrace Arana during office -

; will also be here.

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“PLEASE ENCLOSE |

Four puny league baseball
‘enins will compete in Terrace,
thls weekend” -fot: the ‘Reum’
Motors. Trophy <-in., the-
annual Heum Mntors.sponsored
Terrace pony ;league, lour-
nament, ‘Teams. from ‘Prince
Ruperl, Kitimat. and: ‘Sinithers
will join a’ local rep.ieam inithe
battle for lap Spot: rover ‘two:
-day tournament. = :

The. draw
knockout. so a8 many” ag six.

* winner ts-decleled. ° “

played Suiurday al Rotary Park
with. ‘Terrace ‘and Kitimat:
kicking:(hings: aff al, 10-a.mi:,

every: two “Hours:and [ifleen-
. Minutes: after (hat: throughoul :
athe day. “Rupert aid Smithers -

ournament

first +

is. a. double-_

There will | be four games,

Games « wilt beu played | abdut,

have the secand game al 12:15.

. Sunday morning the fifth and
what could be final game will be
played a 10:30, also-al ‘Rolary. -
Park. Lf. a. sixth game.” is

“necessary it will go al 6:30 p.m. .

Sunday after the Terrace Reds’:
{have played their double.
‘header ugainst the Smither’s
Highlanders, :
"A small concession stand will
“be available at the Park for

all fans in aendance ard silver -

games enuld be ployed before 4 : collections will be (ake.

: taken
throughout ihe two days to help
defray. the costs of the tour:
nament..

-Minor league president: Dick.

: Kitborn could also use some

volunteer's . lo act as score-

“wlth billeling of the boys, If yor

ean helpgive, Dick a ical al 635- . 9

ost. Buin

keepers, umpires perhaps help .§

alcohol- urnioe fire-belching
Super ‘A’ Modified racers in-
vade Terrace. Over a quarter
of a million dollars worth of
racing cars will be on hand for
the twa day. meet, a fully sane-
tioned Canadian American
Modified Racing Association
meet,

AS many as eighteen drivers,
and possibly more, are ‘ex-
pecied for the meet. There are
sixteen cars thal are definite
and another four that are being
pul back together afier a
particularly grueling meet last
weekend in Prince George.
Thal meet saw a number of mis-
haps including one car that
went over the lop al 120 miles
an hour and wound up smack
dab ih the middle of a near-by
golf driving range.

The racers this year. are
stronger (han ever and, al every ©
track they have visited to-date,
have smashed the track recurd. -.

Among the eniries here will
-he last year’s CAMRA cham-
pionship. George Robertson of
Louistown, [daho. Robertson is |
in second place.so far-in this
year’s ‘standings three- points
back of Ron Smith of Victoria.

‘ Smith cannot make the the trip
Terrace so Rubertson will be
afler firsi place. ,

Another driver will ‘be Gerry
Sneva, who won the meet here -
last ‘year. Sheva -is from
Spokane and currently ‘holds .
down eighth place -in the
standings. Pete Munk will he
here as will Dennis Buerger of*°
Boise, Idaho who’ is running
lemh in the: standings. ~Bud -
Gorder of Spokane will be
trying to improve his seventh -
place point! tolal and Frank:
Weise of Calgary Alberta will be ;
making his move, 10 break. a:
fourth place deadlock » with ~
Brian Green of Prince George.
Green will also race here this
weekend. Bud Boise of Calgary,
Jack Cross of Vancouver, Ralph.

Monhay of, Vancouver, Gary:

# Miller of Calgary, ,Jim Cardick -

“uf Vernin.” Art Boulianne:/Al |

Belanger, Cliff: Hucul, all of
Prince George and all out pf
she sop ten, will be on hand to
. improve their standings. . The
ihicd place point winner this
year, Doug Larsen of Quesnel,
Last, year
Laursen had problems with -his
car and will no doubt be looking
for revenge this lime oul, - Ed.
Crombie will | represent
: Williams Lake along. with Bil -

°* Houper and the 1979 Dirf Track ".

-Champion from Washington
Siaie.+ Dick Willsky.- ~ will also
be in hand.

‘The Super ‘A' Modified racing
is the nearest’ thing -10,: In-
* dianapolis racing without. ue: -
‘wally travelling ta: Indy.”
“They're fast - up to aud over 120 :
“niles an hour.

“The ‘A’ Modifieds will he
“runing. ‘wa four lap trophy

~ dashes, 2of 3 ten lap heat races
anda forty-lap main everit on:
‘hoth Sarurday and Sunday. AB.

“3. well ‘tha’ local mini-siocks,

_super-slacks and stralght'stock |

6 p.in, with racing following al

-7, GuSunday the time trials are

al Ti p.m. with racing ‘at. 2.°
Adinission to the Oval on each
of the two days of top rate,-all-
out racing is $4 for adulis and $2
Jor students. Children under six
are admitted free of charge.

| Morcha

Service |

” The Terface Reds came back.

from Smithers. Sunday after
dropping a double-header to the ~
Smithers Highlanders by scores
of 2-1 and 4-3. The. lwo losses
leave the Reds in fourth place -

with a one win and three loss
‘record. Fifth and last place in

the, league is held by
Moricetown who have no wins i in
four encounters.

‘In Ure first game, the Reds
started with Tommy Carson on
ihe mound. Carson went three

innings, striking oul eight of ten.

batters (o face. him before
leaving the game in-favor of
Gerry Monsses.
Highlanders runs were scored
on errors while Monsees was on
the mound. Terrace’s only run
also came on an error,

Laurie Arnold-Smith pitched’ ”

the first three innings of the
secon second game, being
pulled becaue of a sore arm.
Larry Paulson took over at that
point and gave up the four runs
to the Highlanders.

The Reds will get (heir chance

Hoth -

2: ears will compete adding lo ihe"
. exeitemvant.
‘Time rials Saturday slart. al’

oa

‘Do ya you have a special event! planned -

Local fishermen petition

federal fisheries oe

A group of concerned Terrace
citizens is circulating a petition
in protest of a federal govern-
‘men! decision which would open*
lhe nivuih of the Skeena River
lo commercial fishermen for
sockeye salmon fishing because |
of an expected. surplus. .

Those ifvalved:do not: agree

with: the: decision, ‘elling the,

following reasons jn their

petition: 2: cat

Ly “Because the cmneeting, is
‘planned to commence Wuly Isl,
“she commercial fishermen will
iaké more than just sockeye
because at that-1ime' steelhead
and cohoe are.al theit-greatest
numbers al-the mouth of the
Skeena. yet

~2) Cuhoe; pinks, chum, spring .
und steelhead will also be taken

in the catch thereby. running the. °

risk of wiping qul -rivers with
small: runs | as, productive :
Spawning. areas. fe

9) -Tf'disease! shoul killazhe ,

“Babine sockeye: in is phestullire

such a catch uhisyyedr. woul

leave :Iiive | for “either com.

anterelal.’ or sports” fishermen. .

- The petition is in many area oy

sporting good shops where it
cun be signed. * As well is* ‘has
“teen reprinied below, “If you
wish-io add: yau ‘voice ‘to. the’
petitioners simply “‘sign “this”
article in the. space- provided
and “nail to Jergen” Meyer at
2M ‘Kenney Street. in Terrace.

We the undersigned, |
‘much concerned about the proposed

opening ol the moulh of the Skeena -

River for commercial fishing. If Is
our understanding the Federal
Fisherles have Indicated a surplus of «
3,000,000 or more sockeye salrnon ”

are expected to be spawning in the | -

Babine spawning channals.- We are -

~ nof ‘disagreeing that these fish
should be taken: ralher we are very —-

much concerned.in. the location In.

which they are allowed tobe fished. :

Wa, as the concerned residents of ¢
Northern B.C. would’ propose an
alternate, with subsequent reasons
listed belaw, Wedo not feel that the :
: Federal Fisherles have used any
sound. judgement or thovght: inte
future. fish- production, ‘when

* proposing the mouth:ot tha Skeens -
River as the location: for the com-

mercial fishing. . :
Qur reascns ore as follows:

y.; Commercial netting |s planned ,

fo commence July Isty 1974. and |
continue until: the excess Sockeye —
are cought, Al this time Steolhead
‘and: Cohoe are at their greatest
: numbers at Ihe mouth of the Skeena.
. inthe process of natting 3,000,000 or
more Sockeye, It [Is extremely

probably .that 3,000,000 or more of .

the other fish wili be netted.

‘Cohoe, Pinks, Chum, Spring,”

and Steelhead tieading to the rivers
Sportsmen! |
Clubs! «© °

an exhibition, a

| rodeo, stock car. races or the such - hat could use an extra
_fouch of ctasat Sonny Covin, an experienced sky-diver will
be glad to execute any demonstration (umps you have in
thind with his ‘Mickey Mouse’ Para-Plane Cloud chute. Add

some excitentent to your plans today by calling.

635-4861 or 635-5893

Just ask

for Sonny

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arevery

will alsobe taken, Rivers withsmat!

rung of {hese species couldte wiped

out 85 productive spawning areas,
3... Ha disease should kill the

Babine Sockeye in future years .

there mey be few olher fish:

remaining far commercial or sports
recses, ‘

‘Further to the above ; a native
* food fisheries. is planned for seven
daySa week, Thi is increasedfrom
34 to 4cdays a week last year, -

jncreased closures in the area on
- sport fishermen, tend fo indicate a
" decrease in avaliable fish, It is &
known fact that. the commercial
fishermen and not. the . sport.
fisherme 0 are responsible for the
decrease in fish. Hf the above

planned commercial fishing Is. ~~

permitted the sports fishermen will,

be
rastructions.

Asan alternative to a commercial
isherles at the mouth of ihe Skeens,
we would: like, to propose the
toliowing:

“Commercial fishermen be put ona
quatas system and be permilted lo

“net exceas sackeye‘on the Babine

spawning channels. By doing this,
different specles headed for dif-
ferent spawning channels will not be
affected...

faced with” even grester

to. gain ‘a inedicum of revenge

‘come ‘Sunday. when. the
Highlanders are in Terraée for
a double header at Rotary Park,’

‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1974

Reds |

The ‘first ‘game gets” under
way at 1:30 p.m. with the Reum
Motors Pony League (our-
namenl.. . providing a.

" preliminary match. al 10:30

Tear gponsor: “Red L’ Estrange
told ihe Herald he hopes to get
George Haugland to throw in
the first ball, from the pitcher’ 8
mound.

a.m. Second game in the Reds-
Highlanders battle comes’ at
about 3:45 p.m. All the actionis
al Rotary Park on Kerr Aveniie

_in the Keith Estate area.

, “One last time

“The. Thornhill Recreallon-

Comnfission. will ‘try “tonight, |
arite more to elect an executive

for: the coming year, ‘* And,
according to out-going: chair:
man Marg. Degerness, if they
can'l.: get together enough

people to. get’a viable: com--
migsion‘tonight, they're going lo .

disband the group.

-“Disbandiig the group would
mean the end of such programs

- ALLSTAR WRESTLING

TERRACE ARENA

~ SUNDAY, ‘JUNE 16, 7:00 P. M.

for Thorhil

as’ the’ summer _ playground
program and the softball for the
boys and girls and in the future.

The meeting will be held in
the © Thornhill ‘Elementary

“Schogl, probably in Room 1,

beginning at 8 p.m.

Everyone who is concerned
about the fulure of recreation In
Thornhill and wants valuable
recreation programs for their.
children is urged to allend the.
meeling ionighi at 8 p.m.

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