RSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 |

UNRO’S)
‘asth all report aoe a

a : r . (1966 produced earnings. of - Sl
the Terrace Senior Mens “One or two confusing’ plays "ae . ee $638,000 for the first six months, oe
: ball League progresses Into .. might -develdp when‘ the ‘two saararer CEREREER DARTS
final weeks . several. blue teams meet at Riverside
resting issues have ‘been. Park tonight,” a Spokesman
ported. said, _
re team currently “playing . Slaying on: the uniform. kick
‘the disguise of Sharples . and. judging ‘by. spectator and
ipment have not fulfilled an — general team. ‘response the Twin
yortant obligation to the River. team is by. the far the
ue, Persons connected with highest candidate for . “best
league are well aware of . dressed team of the year." No
ple’s sponsor problems but. corresponding awards: are .
ato understand why the team expected tobe presented but the
agement has done nothing team is reportedly. happy with
medy the situation. Should. standing ovations from the
ors redlly come between _. field, | .
base and home plate? The - ‘There are certain players. in
r teams are scoring runs,  the'league who constantly wear
& W is on the move this watches .and. rings while.
and have drummed out participating in games. The
coach with, replacement ‘ ‘league. recommends that such
. Tank anxious to. be articles -be removed for safety
whed with the number one. reasons,- Players are also urged
ts to wear white -cotton,.or wool
Stockings while playing. This
precaution ‘will prevent any
er the past-days. ‘The team _ possible dye inféction whenever
IS suffered a number of. a. player suffers flesh wounds
“, from’ unfriendly cleats. :
e League spokesmen Twin River short stop Clyde
agese the team to send players .: Jonye did a: wonderful job of
fi Johnson, Maurice Dube and. . Cleaning garbage from thie
Mn Judd to the nearest Doctor “ Riverside ballpark: This clean-
Hany past win-loss records-are- “up is the first phase in a project
‘be maintained, scheduled to make major park
As a. parting shot at, John’s improvements.

| cavating onespokesman said —-- .
ey betler become a. little "TERRACE SENIOR .
MENS FASTBALL

fore. serious out on the
Famond if they plan to reach LEAGUE STANDINGS
Ww

iy heights in swiftly
John's Excavating

mi proaching play-off action.
‘The Kinsmen reportedly have

Sharples Equipment

Formol Electric

f-and new uniforms. -Fhough it ©

ef still in the wind as to whether

; 3 not the new threads will TwinRiver

Hnprove their games. it, is AAND W.
Kinsmen
Allouettes -

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C.

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drome basement we cn Q settdabgins ..- $24,000
Tete fo uatameadsosecvss ees .. $29,000.
® bedrooms no basement fc 18100
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Pt ate saceent acreose........$24,000
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A favorite spot for kiddies and adults alike. ‘This swim hole just east of Hazelton is as warm as it looks, The water is clear and just right.

Camping :
the pioneer way ©

BY CLAUDETTE SANDECKI

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. cones, $2500
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fertain that the colour scheme
mased is almost identical to
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Simpson Ave,

The PRO'S NEST

ai BY BILL LaPLANTE .

Wel another week has gone

d a beautiful hot week it was,
4. lot of smart golfers we have in
dais club were on the course at
fix in the morning to beat the
Feat.

Wears. A real eye opener.

This past week I attended the
Hourney in Kitimat, A very

juccessful one il was, even the
gain was,a welcome relief. The, ,

A lot who have seen an
farly rising for the first time in

Jaques, who had the course in
real good shape.

‘This coming week is again Jr.

program week Saturday at 2
p.m. s0 let’s get out.

Changes. have happened

againon Thornhill. Sand traps
on No, 2, a real ball catcher on
the front of the green and No. 4
has been lengthened and is now |
a real golf. shot, My choice of
1 flubs for the shot is.a.founjeon ysis slots ic,

golfing could haye, heen better. or a handumashie.: iiss cuit ai

meyet an-all around. pat on the

rack for those’ who. worked so _
atard to make it a success, nat to
7 Rveel An ex Terrace | man,” Roy _

Toco Crafts :

4604 Lakelse Ave.

ae Wood

Our. ladies -club: has. again:

turned its minds to another fun .
nite so ladies let’s all join in on |
Thursday nights.

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If you’ re -not convinced
camping is an economical way
to: travel, a talk with -Alan C
Collier should persuade you.
Mr. Collier is a Canadian artist

- best known in the East.for his

mountain landscapes. While

a gathering impressions for his

- paintings, he has camped in

~~ almost every part of Canada

RCMP F OUND
- SOMETHING FISHY

Three local men were fined
accordingly for their part in the
accepting and catching of fish in
an illegal manner.

. Theodore Kuitkrans of Kalum
- Lake Drive and Richard Cervo
Of Queensway in Thornhill were

ai

each found guilty in Terrace
courts last week and fitted $100

_ ‘with 36 days default for iNegally
.aceepting fish from an indian. .

Alfred Bevan of no fixed

". address was in turn found guilty

of illegally fishing and disposing

. Salmon from local waters and

POteoe

Balsa Models
Engines: &. Parts -
ete.

y was fined $35 in default of 30

days.

underwent the transaction in
old “Lazelle. Grocery
SAS) a “result of ‘the case

FINGERTIP BAG
AT TTACHMENT,

Bevan's nets were forfeited and!

all fish involved in the incident'-.
pare confiscated by Terrace,”

fish .

CMP.

Another’ separate
incident meant a $75 fine for
George Franklin Kirby of
Terrace who was found. in
‘Ossession of a quantity. of

‘salmon ‘on Friday.

The three men reportedly _

‘the alley located in the rear of
‘the
a “pnilding,

Local Fisheries spokesman
this week said that the illegal
dealing. of fish occurs ona Jarge
scale in the area and offenders
are often brought to courts for
legal action, ~

The spokesman said that it is
illegal to buy or accept in any

way fish taken locally by at .
Indian. It on the other hanbd is .

illegal for any Indian to sell,
dispose or offer to dispose of
any f fish.

_ Tange,
permits them to camp for days »

_ from theGaspe to the Yukon; in

fact in 1963 Maclean's Magazine
dubbed him .Canada’s number

one Camper, .

Mr. Collier had been a
commercial arlist and 15 years

ago was teaching at the Ontario

College of. Art when he got his
first three month summer

‘bea tad buvladked the'finances:
? $694 | holiday»
“suggested 'hé ‘take his family

+ Priendas

trailering. Skeptically, he and
his wife Ruth rented a small
trailer for that first summer
although the .dealer assured
hem, “You'll want to buy it
when’ your vacation is over.”
Indeed they did; their present
20 foot Holiday Rambler i is their
third trailer, — .

By being able to live near his
work he saves on gasoline as
well.as time, motel bills and
restaurant meals. . Instead of
paying $90 a day as they did’
during a'recent five day flying
tip to the Qiteen Charlottes
where they stayed at a motel,
ate in restaurants and rented a
pickup to transport his art
materials, they estimate it costs”
them $15.a day for. gas, food,

- and incidentals. while . they

camp. Their self-contained
trailer (equipped-with,a three
piece bath, four burner propane
and - refrigerator)

at a lime wherever Mr. Collier
finds a particularly ‘interesting
area to ‘paint, such as the
Hazeltons. They prefer to park

. their trailer in a nearby

__ FINGERTIP CUTTING
. Meta ADJUSTHENT

campground so that his wife has
the security and company of
other campers during the day
while Mr. Collier is away
sketching. Though free to work
when he chooses, he disciplines
himself to a regular schedule.

He drives away from the trailer

at 7:30 am. with all his art.

materials in his GMC panel
truck, and returns at 2:30 or 3
Pm. Working this relentless
schedule he paints an average
of 76 canvasses during a
summer. These sold cither by
Kensington Gallery in Calgary

or by his Toronto agent for -

any where from $250 to $2000 per

painting . depending | upen the .

size, of, the. Lanvass, .
Tenrage Was Sweller
recor
when I interviewed this
unpretentious artist in his airy
trailer parked under spruce
trees along the Skeena River.
“If it weren’t for the economy
and freedom of camping,” he
said, stroking his luxuriant
Vandyke beard, “I could never
afford to travel for three
months each summer. I could
never-earn a living as a
freelance artist. Instead of
driving along Highway 16° in
comfortable khakis, I'd still be

fighting traffic in downtown *

Toronto on my way to some air
conditioned cubicle. to paint
‘appealing pupples for dogfood

. commercials.”

Canada has two modem ships
which maintain a regular
weather reporting pragram 600
miles west of the British
Columbia east.

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