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doit all again this year. Sunday
" Night'at the Terrace Arena at
9:00 p.m. ‘And all the proceeds
go to the swimming pool.”
__ What proceeds?”
“Welly they're charging a
slight admission charge but it’s

ponents and then cruelly having
the cup taken from them
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“Laague ‘held it's second
43 award’s banquet.
might’ atthe Terrace |
‘nearly full house
the fun. and

} fa cold plale supper
awards «for excellence. during
ihe .pasl. season .were handed
‘oul, “First onthe agenda was Ihe
awarding of medals’ (iwo)-and
wophies~ (twa) lo. (he Gordon. -
and: Anderson <-jeam . who

finished first:in the league. and

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” “That's just’ il, the media's”
‘going to slip a few ringers.
Like Gordie. Rowland.” ‘
“You mean the mayor?”
“Thesame. And a whole slew
of others. The smart set are

nominal you know-- a buck a ~
head or something Jike that.’’ th
.., “That seems like a lot to see a
- “bunch of -old*men’ from. the +:

media-and. theJay Cees play:.—
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whatever. they're going to

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“Who 'else they gol?"
“Well” there's
Gordon Hamilton and Giggling ..
Gary’ Rowland, Chipper Colin
- Goodall: and’. Mad Mark
Hamilton from the Herald.”
"What a line-up!
“They: gol Al. the Eagleson
Parfitt from CFTK, Denny
Demon Larachell and ole
Hawkeye Hockaday may even

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then: won the championship in a,
hard: fought and exciting play-

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three day fele of hockey. .
Teams from Hazelton, Prince
Rupert, Kilimat. and: Stewart
will invade the Terrace Arena
for some top rate hackey action.
«Two Terrace teams have also”
been selected and are ready and’ *

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‘Other games Saturday will be -

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“Coach of the year".

will be ‘played. two: periods .

Straight lime and “the third

“period. stop time. . The’ final:

game. will feature three periods
of slop lime. -

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‘training program for summer

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“meellug of: the © Terrace
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_ and Civic”

Monday. evening. at. - the

Municipal Olfices.:

” Terrace's ew recreation

‘superintendant, John .Gurban,
~ arrived In Terrace Tuesday bul

only long enough to pack a bag
and be on his way again. John's

- on his way. to the Naramada

Recreation Conference: along
with commissioner Dave Wilde.
Tnat conference starts today,

The Scotty Munroe Hockey

- School, slated for four weeks

this summer may have to be cut -
back to three weeks, To, date

| only a tiie more than 300 boys

have registered, 115 jess than
Fast year.

“Minor lacrosse’ and roller
skating fer the summer months -
is expected to start sometime |
around the 22nd of April.

* “phe Commission will Invite

‘geveral Thornhill youngsters to

playground leaders.

Saturday
for minor
baseball

. There will be a second minor
baseball registralion day this
Saturday at the Terrace Arena
Arts and .Crafts- Room. The
registration will go from 2 to 5
p.m. and will give all those
parents who missed the first
session a chance to. register
their boys for the coming
season. vot

First practice
of season:

slated for
Sunday p.m.. _

Softball is off 10 an early start
this year and the first. practice
of the season for the Skeena
Hotel entry in the league will be
held this Sunday al 2p.m. at the
Riverside Park. -

“All interested players are

. urzed \o show up and gel in,

shape for ‘the “coming season.

*
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| -

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Stere Hours
: Gam. .

Mr.:Clive Justice. of. the-ar-..
chitectural firm’ of Justice ‘and |
Webb. in: Vancouver: will be: in--
Terrace Tuesday April 16 for a
joint | commissien-council.
meeting lo present his ideas and
a rough sketch of development
for Lower Little Park, The cost
of the drawings will .be’ about -
§2,000 and, to acquire a full sel
of specificatlons and complete
working drawings if the plan
meets with approval, will cast
another $2,000, Bee

The Commission moved. to
‘adopt a deposit scheme-for the -
rental of banquet. room and
arena floor facilities at the
Terrace Recrestion Complex.
Those’ wishing !o rent the
banquet reom will have to pol
up a $50 deposit, while. the
deposit ‘for the arena flsor -
(stmmer time rental) will be
$125. The money is refundable
If the Commission is notified of

* cancellation thirty days prior to

the scheduled booking.

Commission chairman Gord
Rowe pointed oul that the
Commission was without a vice--
chairman, Rowe had held that

position until he took over from —

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Walt Macintyre as chairman.
The commission moved quickly
to fill: the- void, nominating
Mary Ann Boyd who won’ the
post by acclamation.”

The Commission /urned down. -

with regret an application from
the Kinsmen Club of Terrace to
have the ‘floor of the. arena

donated for their use to raise:

money for the swimming pool.
The Kinsmen: based their
request ‘on the fact. thal all
monies raised were going to the
swimming. pool but the Com-
mission fell that a dangerous
recedent would be set.

Finally the Commissioners

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‘engaged In a light-hearted, yet
gerlous. debate about skinny-

dipping at: the..pool. once. it 15

_ open. The debate followed an

Incident in Cranbrook last weelt

“where that cilles pol wa
rented to a private parly whe

deelded they would much rather
swim nude than with swimming
An the ensulng uproar,
onelife guard lost his job for his
complleity in the affair. ;

-. The commissioners didn't

-really care whether adults who

rented the pool were dressed or
not but fell, that due to public
pressure, they would net change
the rules as they now stand.

The rufe in question states that
no persons may enter the pool
area with covering on their feet,
legs and arms Sut shall only

wear a bathing sull.

‘Spring :

Open this

‘weekend .

The Terrace: Badminton
Club's annual ‘Spring Open
tournament will be held this
weekend at the Skeena
Secondary Schoo! and over 80
competitors from Prince

’ George to Prince Rupert are

expected 10 compete. —

The tournament will get
under way at. 9:30 a.m,
Saturday and rua throughout
Saturday - and Sunday,
culminating in the late af-
ternoon wilh trophy presen-
lations. ‘There will be no ad-
mission charged for spectalors.

Further’ information can be
obtained by” phoning Sherry
Anderson at 635-3052.

Play-off ;

The PNWHL championships
“continue to drag. on. The
Houston Luckles, with B two
game lead golng into lasl
weekend, had their chance to
end the season with two games
in Kitimat’ but they ‘blew it.
The Luckies managed ane win
but the Eagles bounced back
and grabbed their first win of
the seven game final series.
The -viclary ‘still gives the
Luckies a 3-1 stranglehold on
the series: and a game this
weekend in Houston should be
all they need to finally end the
PNWHL season. |

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