Golf and Country Club i
Terrace; four aces have been

Game time for ihe Terrace
rugby team’s first rial by fire
has been set for 2 p.m. on
Saturday, September 28 at the
Skeena Secondary School.

Team organizer Siegfried
Krigh informed the Herald of the
match Tuesday, stating that the
team know has eighteen
players. They have picked up
four from Kilimat over the past

Four aces

A hele in one comes rarely on
the golf course, Orso everyone
thought.

Now this year at the Thornhill

scored, ‘three by local golfers
and the fourth by a Queen

.. Charlotte [sland man who tock

: advantage of our course.

._o The lalest came last week as |
Terrace ‘golfer Leona Wilcox.

dropped her tee shol on the third
hole.
: Other:

“Terrace » golfers

~~ Last ‘year, C.A.RS. travelling

consullation services, a tearn of

. whose specialty is ‘rheumatic
- disease, saw 417 patients with
. arthritis in 12 key B.C. centres.-

The District of Terrace was-the recipient of $3,500 worth of
wrestling ring yesterday when the Terrace Jay Cees turned over
the recreational equipment to acting mayor Norah Jacques. The
ring now becomes the property of the City. where it can be in-

Shadlock.

corporated into city recreation programs. The ring could be used
for wrestling boxing, a5 a stage and for othersuch uses.
Presenting the ring to Mrs. Jacques was Jay Cee president Derek

B.C. Winter Festival dates announced

A 26-day, mid-winter period,
fram January 23 to February 17,
has been selected for the 1975.
British Columbia’ Winter
Festival uccording {0 a
statement _Teleased today by

Lack of Trails Decried |

CPRINGE’ GEORGE: The. Tack -
of improved, groomed, marked,

snowmobile trails’ in: British ©

Columbia . is forcing
snowmobilers. to use more
‘riding territory’ than they
would «if there: were adequale
facilities. and ‘groomed irails,
according lo cone of the world’s
top snowmobile experts,

Mortimer B. Doyle of
Washinglran, D.C., President of
the International Snowmohile
Industry Association, ad-
dressed some JW delegates to
‘the BIC. Snow ‘Vehicle
Associalion convention in’
Prince George, September 7.

“There are only about 200

miles of regularly groomed
trails, all done by clubs, in B.C.

- There are 22,000 miles of

' The curling season in Terrace
is almost upon us and the
Terrace Curling Club is getting
very active. Over the next week

fe ridi
Safe riding
1. Observe all traffic
regulations,

2. Keep to the, right side of the
road and ride single file.

3, Light your bike at night -
white light in front and danger
signal on rear.

4, Use bell or horn to warn of
appre

Give pedestrians right- ol:
wy. Do not ride on sidewalks, .

6. Keep sharp look-out for cars

pulling into traffic and wateh

for sudden opening of auto
_ doors.

7, Never hitch a ride on other
yehicles or race in traffic.

8, Never ride double. Fasten
packages securely,

9, Keep bicycle in perfect
running condilion. Be sure
brakes are operating ef-
Ticiently.

10. Slow down al intersections
and advance with caution.

iL. Use proper hand signals for
Jurning and stopping.

12, Don't weave or swerve in
traffic,

Mast bicycle accidents are
caused by carelessness or lack
of knowledge on the part of the
rider, The greatest number of

- bleyeleaccidents occur becatise
of traffic rule violations and
because of Imprsperly equipped
‘and cared for .bleycles. In
almost every case, bicycles are
subject lo the same traffic
regulations ay cars, Be alert.

Provincial Seeretary and
Minister of ‘Travel Industry,
Hon. Ernest Hall.

Anew Festival Office at Suite:
610-2525 . Willow Streel. in
Vancouver will be in full

governmeht:. subsidized,
‘groomed ‘italis’ in Quebec,”

Doyle noted, He said thal safely
statistics indicate’ lack of
suitable marked and groomed
trails isa definite hazard for the

" snowmobiling’ sportsman.’

Earlier in the day, delegates

heard a’ batlery of four-

provincial
spokesmen,
forestry, parks, and fish’ and
wildlife branches express some

government

symparthy for snowmobilers’ .

needs, bul the message came
through Toud and clear (hat

snowmobile clubs-should'study, .

plan and commit to paper their
specific’

areas before asking for
government help. |
Sunday morning, the

BY Marg Deane

siraws

or so three events have been
planned for curlers in Lhe area.

On the 19{h lomorrow, there.

will bea general work bee at the
Tink to clean up the ice surface
area prior to the installation of
the ice for the '74 - "75 season.

- Then, Saturday evening the

Club will hast a Get Acquainted
Social in the rink's lounge area.

Any-one inleresled in curling is”

invited to the do which gels
under way at 9 p.m.
On the 25th, next Wednesday

evening, there willbe a general |

meeting. and registration
combined gathering al the rink.
Both are open to all wha are
planning to curl this year,

represenling~

suggesiions for ~
development of snowmobile .

operation by October ist under
the aegis of the Community
Recreation Branch. The
Festival Office will co-ordinate
the distribution of submission

forms and sanctioning of events _

 Gelegates ‘presénied i CS.V.A:
secrelary-manager WC.
Shields of © Vernon - with
numerous resolutions calling
for- Associalion assistance in

_ Organizing just such requests.
_ Laurent Beaudcin, president of

Bombadier Lid. . of. Valcourt,
Quebec, also spoke. of rail

development at the ‘closing

Juncheon on Sunday. —

_under .the new,

expanded
concept of the province-wide
programme,

“Community contact is un
derway throught the province,”
Mr. Hail said, ..*‘to assist in the
development of new. Com:

munity Festivals; to acquaint
. community leaders. .with the °
Lo EW, expanded .
of “the
Festivals: la renew ‘fiaison with.
“established: organizers and to’ ©

. objectives
‘British _ Columbia

explore. and ‘devel op" the
potential participation in the
recreation and ” cultural’ sec-
tors,’”

“We fully expect that par-
licipation’ in the 1975 British
Columbia Winter Festival will
be twice. thal of the 1974
programme’: the Minister
slated, “with most of that in-

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crease emanating from new
involvement in recreation
programmes and. cultural
events.- ,

Anyone interested = in
organizing or taking part in

‘Winter Festival events should
write for

information to;
Feslival Office, Communily

. Recreation Branch, Suite 610,

2525 Willow Street, Vancouver,
BC.

been. heard.

” Patients were seen on referral
» fram family physicians.

Rugby team ready
for Prince Rupert —

week,

That first game will see the
Terrace group take on a team
from Prince Rupeert in the first

cf what may very well be a’

series of games both at home
and away involving teams -in
Prince Rupert,
even Prince George.

As well the organizers are
still trying to get a league going.

this year

reaching the muestone during
ihis season are Jean Sande-

. Over-Sly and Laurie Todd.

Kitimat and

Any-one interested in the sport
is. urged to turn: out to the.
practice and work oul sessions
held every Wednesday {rom 7
p-m. to 9:30 and Sunday af-
lernoons from 1 lo 3:30 p.m.
The team is working on
getting everyone in liplopshape
for the up-coming match as well
as froning out a few prablems,
mostly with injuries. Several
players have come up- with
pulled muscies,. the most

- serious injuries incurred in the

two weeks of practice the team
has heén through,

. Remember those days and
times if you are interested in
playing rugby in Terrace.

SWIMMING POOL NOTICE
Public Swim Will Be Gancelled

Saturday
September 21
Sunday
September 22

‘Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine
- VOTERS’ LISTS
- cOURT OF REVISION

| “TAKE NOTICE that any person entitled to be

- registered as al elector in the Regional District
may make objection to the retention of any name
| appearing on the list of électors_ for the Regional,
District, and the objection may be made on any:
ground that would disqualify, the elector or: |
applicant from having his’ name retained or

| registered as an elector on the Jist of electors.
| This objection must. he filed at the e Regional ‘District

‘Office before October 1, 1974.

A COURT OF REVISION has been appointed. and
will sit at the Regional District Office at |
No. 9. 4644 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B C,, on
October 1, 1974 between the hours of 1:00 p.m... |
‘and 4:00. p.m. and will continue to sit, if required,

from time to time thereafter until all appeals. have

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