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“Leaving Home”

A CANADIAN PLAY:

by pavit FRENCH
Presented by Terrace rile ‘Theatre on April 14-15 at

R.E.M: Lee Theatre, |
Directed by Ken Morton
Produced

by Elaine Flieshmann
Stage Managing by Doug Xenis

CAST: |

Don McLeod
Betty Ann Burch
Ron McMillan

Glen Brooks
‘ Kathi Barnwell
Marlene Xenis

Cord Lafond

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Canada takes figure championship

Jil Sawyer of the United
Ststes won the women's
singles crown as the world
junior figure skating
championships concluded
Satruday night, but it was
Canadian skaters, with two
golda, who won the over-all

team title.

The is-year old
Washington ter
overhauled overnight leader
Kira Ivanova of the Soviet

2 inta toa give
Pateny 2.26 pe third oil
of the championships.
ri ne ee fourth after

8 Program
Germans

Petra

Ena and Corinna Tanski
were third and fourth
ctively while Tracy

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youngest skater ever to
compete in these cham-

p ionships-finis hed

over-all, Thirteen old
Lorri Baier of Mitchell, Ont.,
placed ith.

Sawyer collected 12 or-
dinals and 169.64 points in
her final placings to
Tyanova'’s 20 ordinals and
ae 38 points, Walnman had

65 ordinals and 151.2 points

~ Montreal could got LA Olympics

MagorJean Drapeau of Mon-
treal says his city

a en Games, but only as
resort | uo no other city

me tae pe tayo Tom
ey, Drapeau
treal, which held the 1976
Games, would be willing to
step in Lf, “by misfortune,
Los Angeles were not able to
carry out its project for any
regen whatsoever.”
of the letter was ab-
tained the Los Angeles
Times and reported in
today’s editions. n
“We feel quite sure,” the
letter read, ‘that If no other

might con- .
sider holding the 1984 po

while Baier collected 15
ordinals and 197,28 points.

Kelly Johnson of Toronto
and Kris Barber of Glan
Williams, Ont., however,
ensured the Canadians
taking home the Cup of
Nationa team title earlier for
the second year in a row by
finishing second to a Soviet
pair in the dance com:
petition.

The first Canadian gold
was won by pairs skaters
Paul Martini and Barbara
Underhill of Toronto

Thureday night. Dennis Coi -

of North. Vancouver, B.C.,

won the men’s singles crown ,

Friday.

Despite the Canadians’
earlier successes, it was
Wainman’s performance

that has bean the talk ofthe —

taunting doutle axd juny
in ber. long program

“When I took off on it, J
was kind of leaning

skater.

city’s able" to ‘take ip’ the
a { 1984). pte

States, of California and of
the city of Los Angeles will

be happy for Montreal to.

come to the asalstance of the
TOC (International Olympics
Committee) and the inter-
national federati. ns."

Then, he said, “‘ti:e city of
Montreal could stuuy the
situation, and together. with:
the 10C andninternational
federations find a solution to
the impasae.”’

Los Angeles is the only
candidate, for the 1984
Summer Games.

Spinks retribution

Lawyera for Leon Spinks,
recently stripped of his
world heavy-welght boxing
title by the World Boxing
Council, said Monday they
wil fle sult against the

unc.

“The sult, to be filed in
district court in Las Vegas,
contends the council’s ac-
tlons = are- contrary to
provisions contained In their
conustitutlon, said Detroit
lawyer Lester D. Hudson.

Hudson, one of Spinks's
lawyers, said the council
violated a section of its
constitution which says that
the boxer recognized as
champion in his weight
division is required to defend
his title against a boxer

ranked in the top 10 within = wi

six months after he gains the
title.

Spinka, 24, won the title
Feb. 15 in a 15-round bout

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with then champion
Muhammed All, .
The council decided that
Spinks must fight No. 2-
ranked Ken Norton next.
Spinks‘s suit will take alm at.
this ruling Hudson said.
Spinks was stripped of his
title after vowing to give Ali

a rematch before fighting

anyone else. -
The World Boxing
Association has sanctloned a

match between Ali and
Spinsk and still recognizes
Spinks ¢ as champion. —

“NEW YORK (AP)
Oakland A’s are the only
major league baseball team
to report a decrease in ad-
vance ticket sales for the
coming season com ared
th last year. Of
teams reporting an increase
in in sales, at east nine clubs,

including the World Serles-
champion New York

so E feli;"' .
paid the four-foot, four-inch.

wie : the.
pulation of the United

ae

Santa won
by Regina

‘ — James MeGeough and

. Collin Docherty scored two
goals each to lead Regina ta
an &2 victory over North
Shore Winter Club of North
Vancouver in the cham-

lonship final of the Kam-
joope international bantam
Mende hockey tournament

Regina repeated as
tournament champions and
were never threatened in the

. deciding game.

‘Dave Zazaluk, Brent
Hogen, Scott Switzer and
Doug Kyle added single
goals for Regina, while Paul

Scored both goals for
North Shore which tralled 40
after the first period and 5-0
after the second.

Regina . placed three
players on the all-star
Flege, Switzer and
McGeough, _ andn- .
defenceman Garth Butcher.
Randy Moller of Red Deer
was- algo named ai de-

fenceman, and North Shore’s .

Dan Moberg was top

goaltender.
SteyvennMounkes of

Calgary Rangers was

selected most valuable
payer, while Regina coach-

Allen was named the:
tournament's top ‘coach for

the second consecutive year. -

Gerald Blythe scored three

goals including the winner in .
overtime and assisted in |

three others in leading
Huron East of London, Ont.,
to a 7-6 victory over Fwift
Current Sask. in the B event

Terrace Jaycee Dave McDonald and the Herald trophy. The
1978 Jaycees hockey tournament is coming up where the
trophy is awarded to the winners of the 12 team tourney. The
actlon starts Saturday and runs through Sunday,

World curling shows
Swedes slipping

The Swedes, represented
in 1877 by Ragnar Kamp,
‘blanked the ‘first two a
in their game with Swit-
zerland, then Schaeffer

. Counted four on the third. |

ceffer clinched the win with
"two -polnts on each of the
eighth and ninth ends.

Scotland stole one on the
second end for a 2-1 margin
over the U.S. But Nichols
blanked the next two ends
‘deliberately, then scored one

~ on the sixth to tie the score.

whatever

On the 10th end, with the

score tied 4-4, Nichols had to»

gently raise a stone into an

open house with his final shot -

to win. —
“That was one of the

easier ahots Thad actually,” .
. Nichols

“We sayed fairly well,”
Nichols said. “We missed a
few shots here and there but
it’s “1 mart of learning the
ice. The ice was ‘a little
difficult in the early ends but
it got better as the: game
went.on.””

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