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A. vote’ of hanks | wea one] »
of the. first itema -on: s ‘lub]'

ee Major plance
rvice Pl z d t i ib
* Electrical - oem ae nee toa ‘ oa
Contractor ~ Jt Was decided that workshops
% Residential - ‘held ‘¢

“The next : ‘regular meeting: is
‘scheduled for February!12 and].
visitors: and. new members will .

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” ‘Twenty-one rockhounds* -¢urn ,
ed out for. the’ ‘first © régular] | :
meeting of the. Terrace Lapid-

ary Club ‘In the * Community '

Total revenues of the colony : oo
Is ‘British Columbia’ in: 1865 pots
were. £153,616, More than half|- :

of the revenue: (£87,110): ‘came a

Vancouver Aquarium, Stai
centennial gift to British

and Elizabeth and Paul Ri

Fortunately, this squad with
an average age of 16 is anything
but,

Rupert had all the ativantages
listed in the book. Totems,
with - thelr -

eveh used second string players
in their lopsided vietories,

Rupert plays a 16-game shed-
ule against top Alaskan high
schools. Totems get inadequate
competition in thelr city league,
Rupert has practice time
whenever. they want. Tatems

are lucky to get two sessions ‘a
week,

SPLASHER DANCES on his’ tail at fe

‘Splasher’ while, left to right, Katherine

Terrace Totems, swam

eding time ot.
nley Park. H

Columbians,

ichardson look on

‘NO HOOPLA FoR. HOOPSTERS

Terrace Totems Don’t Cry

"by Len Harrington, Prince Rupert Daily News Sports Editor

ped by Prince Rupert high
‘school basketball teams in the coastal city last weekend,
have every right to be cry ba

bies,

olding a fish ‘for
son, President of B.C. Telephone who officially opened

B.C. ‘Tel. Porpoise Pool: in
him is J; Ernest Richard-.
the company's : $90,000

Porpoise attendant Doug Muir helps coox.
Richardson, Robyn Cutler, Mrs. Richardson

(Bill Staley Photo)

class of ‘the northwest, If they

*| along the-ine,
However, the problems of the

the bottom of
heap year after year, . ;
In watching ‘Totems play, I

-\ing program,

dog.

The boys told me fan support
is sadly lacking, A crowd of a
hundred or more cheering fans
is good for another 15 points on
the score sheet, .

I don’t have to point out that
the Tsimpsean Maids are the| sire

few facilities keep .Totema . at
the Basketball

Felt that with a good conditlon-
more games
against top , competition and
corrective steps to sharpen up
basic fundamentals, Totems
‘could shake the gloom of under-

Totems are soluble I can't
pity them, but I do admire their
attitude and desire as compared
fo their skill, .

Hf Totems aver hope to bulld
a contender, the time to move
is NOW. They'll: probably have
to fight for more practice,
better competition, and recog:
nition. They can do it because
‘| they have the youth to work
with,

Upeoming youngsters like
Peters, Gord Wadley, Brian
McNab, Rick Dakin dnd the rest
are doing their best, but they
need help. Don't idl this de-

Rupert boys start Playing in
organized, well coached Jeagues
when 10 years old, Terrace boys
have no such opportunity.

These facts were brought to
light when I spent an hour
with well-mannered, pleasant,
clean cut and smartly dressed
Totem. players before _ their
humiliating loss to Rainmakers.
ven though his team lost to
Ravens by 18° points. Friday,
young Bruce Peters said he
thought the.referees were good.
Bruce didn't: complain about
Poor facilities, lack of compe-
tition or practice time. I had to
dig this information out of him.
Another Totem player in-
formed ine that’ at least three
senior students played for other
teams simply because they felt
it was useless playing for
Totems,

From what I could dig, ‘it
seems gym time Js .at a. min-
imum. Too many ‘sports for too

¢alls for proper. planning right
from the start. Make sure there
will ‘be easy access to the con-
nections of each fixture. In case
of, repairs or renovations, the
plumber should be able to get
these points without having to
tear -out a part of a wall or a
section of the floor.

installed in an outside wall in
areas where winters are severe

Plumbing is installed in two
separate stages — rough plumb-
ing and finish Plumbing, Rough
plumbing includes the installa.
tion of both cold and hot water
and drainage pipes and their
connection to -municipal ser:

the installation of fixtures —

takes place at a Inter date, -
A good plumbing . system

Water pipes should not be

ROAR

Whai’s In A House

PLUMBING

vices. Finish plumbing — or/

Shown in these tables,

ated and protected from freez-
ing. Pipes ‘leading to .an

lose a game this year thenj.

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Residential, Commercial, and

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Phone VI 3-2838

Be:

outside tap should -have 4 shut-

off valve: inside the house to
prevent freezing in winter. *
A siipply to-a water closet’
shall be provided with a shut-
off valve. Also\’ allow for an
adequate hot water tank in
your: ‘plumbing plans, Setting
the tank thermostat too high to
make up for lack of storage
shortens-the life of the. tank,
-The publication “Residential
Standards” contains tables of
minimum and recommended
capacities for hot water tanks,
depending on number of. hed-
Foams and other factors — it
is much better to have a tank
larger than the mininum size

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