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‘in the. top photo is the Veritas Superstars team who took the top team

‘trop hy.

In the bottom photo is the team from Thornhill Elementary

- School featuring, on the left, Ken Hollis, who finished atop the boys

individual standings.

” Veritas tops

The Terrace Elementary
-Schoot Superstars Com-
petition held all last week
-. Wasa fairly close race all the
way, and after ail events had
been. completed, it was
Veritas School finishing on
top with a total of 162 points,
Clarence Michiel School was
close behind with 142 points,
followed by Thornhill
Elementary School with 127
polnts. Cassle Hall School
was fifth with 112 points, and
Uplands sixth with an 65
polnt total.

. Though  Thorohill
" Blementary School finished
third in the ocmpetition, it
was their school’s Ken Hollis
who topped the boys in-
dividual Titandings with 60
points. He finished in the top
three of five of the eight
events, including first place
finish In speed situps and
basketball free throws. Rod
Philpott, and Trevor Hen-
dry, both of Veritas, were
yery close second and th
place finishers, Philpott ain

149 polnts, and Hendry with.

47, Hilpott had a first Place
finish in the flexed a

hang, while Hendry finished
first in the 1600 metre and

swimming races.

‘Rounding out the
finishers were Cassie Hall’
Ross Dickie with 39 ints,
Allan Hildebrand with a
points, and Robert Parry,
polnts, both of Clarence

Ichiel, Uplands Dave
Kawlaski, wen 24 point,
Randy Cote of Thornhill, 19
Cassie Hall's BillSpearn ‘and

Canadian Mental
Health Association

Uplands Ken Ramus, both
with 43 polnts,

Diana Lorenzon of Veritas
tapped the Girls standings,
with a 48 point total. She
finished in the top three of
five of the eight events, in-
cluding first place finishers
in the 100 metre race and the

‘ gtanding broad jump. The

second and third place
finishers were both from

Clarence Michiel School,

Lisa Peterson with 40 points,
and TammyBishop with 38
points. Peterson had first
place finishes in the 1500
metre and swimming races,
while Bishop topped the girls
in speed situps. Thernhill’s
Cindy Koopmans was a close
fourth with 35 points, next
were Cassie Hall's Allayne
deffrey, 34 points, Rhona
Falconer of Uplands with 23
points, Cassie. Hall’s Sandra
Boyne had 26 points, Valerie

Bahr of Thornhill 23 points,
Uplands Stacey Muchowskl
2 points, and Jane
MacKinnon’ of Veritas
finished with 18 points.
Each individual par-
tleipating in the vent
tecelved a ‘Superstars’ T-
shirt, with the top three boys
and girls receiving a trophy.
The Royal Bank donated the

Top Team trophy, while the
Perennial trophies for the }

Top Roy and Top Girl were
both donated

Tractor Co, Ltd. Totem Ford

Finning —

‘Superstars’

and All Seasons Sporting
Goods sponsored the keeper
irophles for the Top Boy and
Girl,

The Runner-up trophies
were sponsored by the
Toronto Dominion Bank and
New Quadra Travel Service
Itd, while third place
trophies were donated by
Bob's Shoes and McEwan

GM.

Because of the success of
this . -year’s Terrace
Elementary Super Stars
Competition, it's planned to
make it an annual event. As
Monica Peacock, wife of the
compeition's organizer Bob
Peacock simmed it up,
“Eiveryane came away a
winner, everyone got
soemthing, and everyone
was pleased at the way it all
turned out.’’

an eye on your figure
neither will
anybody else!

At the Diet Center, we

ue meee

“THAN SUNDAY.

Robinson’s: had better days

MONTREAL (CP) —'

Larry Robinson has had

better days guarding ‘the
Montreal}.

Sunday in the openi
of «the Be ope cin Final
against New York Rangers..

Robinson, who. called -it"

“the toughest thmé I've had
in a playoff game,” turned
the puck aver twice to lead
directly to Rangers goals in
New. York’s 4-1 victory.

“Tt didn't bounce for me
right all day long,” Robinson
said. “I guess that was
because [ wasn’t skating tha
way I should have been.
probably should have" been
the one who.was hurt, not
(Guy) Lapointe.”

Lapointe: auffered stret-
ched ligaments in his left
knee In the last game. of
Montreal's sevengame seml-
final againat Boston Bruins,’
Canadiens ‘coach Scotty
Bowman said Monday: that
Lapointe won't be available

_for the second game tonight ©
or, probably, the next two-

games in the best-of-seven:
National . Hockey League
final.

Bowman disputed the view

” that fatigue has caught up

with the Canadiens defence

after the. gruelling serles ;

agalnst the Bruins.

“Here are the- statistics,"
Bowman sald. ‘Robinson
played 31 minutes in the firat
game. (Serge)
played 26 .minutes, Brian

Engblom played 23. ‘nee

Savard played only three
minutes - more - than
Engblom. Fatigue had
nothing to do with it.”

Robinson denied that‘ the

Canadiens were exl usted
by the Bruins, especia

1. seventh game that wen

inte overtime befaré!! its
Lambert's goal ended it..
If. anything, that should

‘have given us a lift, coming

back the way we did,”

: Robins on said,.

Canadiens’.
blueline than he. enjoyed ©

Savard,

“What we have to do is get
our act together and. play
collectively. We're not going
to get away with a amidgen’
here or there, They had

everything going for’ them,

We didn't.”

Lambert said the young
Rangers' defence played
yell in the first game,

throwing the Canadiens off
balance, -

“They were playing way

' up and inter:epting our

passes in the neutral. zone’
and then catching our for-

wards with two-onones and . .

three-on-twos,”” Lamibért
noted,.:- - ;

Montreal rfght winger
Mark Napier said the
Rangers were clearing their
zone. effectively —
something the Canadiens
couldn't do. — ;

“Their defence was
clearing the puck well,”
Napier sald. ‘They, worked.
That's all they. did - — out:
work us.) ©

Rangers right’ winger
Pierre Planie would have
agreed.

“That’s what you want, to

“ do," Plante said, ‘Put them

down, leave them. there and
— if you have a chance —
kick them.” -

Tha Rangers, without a
Stanley Cup since 1440 — the ;

"longest dry spell of any of the |

NHL's six longtime clubs —

now are three victories away

from their ambition. .
“Tf ask myself if any of

these kids have nerves,” ..:

said Carol Vadnais, at 32 the
only veteran -on ‘the: New
York blueline. “This new .
Seneration must not have

any. vee
' -“This'was no peewee team

_ we were playing. It was the

Montreal Canadiens. And
nobody was scared — nobody
was nervous. They just went
ait and did a job tke it was

-nothing, ne

While some of the’ young
Rangers disputed Vadnais's .
contention that no one had ;

Conditioning

EDMONTON (CP) —-.Tom
MeVie feels: Winnipeg: Jets
are enjoyiig 2

ndagkeys «S|
Aslociation aaa SUCCES |

because the team accepted a”
conditioning program he
introduced when he became
coach two months ago.

Conditioning has allowed .

the club to follow McVie's
game plan, which calls for
the Jets “to keep it to the

floor” in an effort to wear -

can pay off

The Jets didn’t quite keep
guna tothe floor for 60 minutes
uaday night, stbut: sthey -
‘ka

full  ]
*eholgh : ee |
Oilers 3-2, :

The victory gave the Jets a
2-0 lead in a best-of-seven
championship serles that
moves te Winnipeg for
games three and four tonight

“a peal

period, full CBC television netwak.

?

The Herald, Tuesday, May 15, 1979, Pagi*li:

mene

measateseseand

“Sure, the Stanley Cup, the :
Forum — 1 was a lit@e:
nervous before the galne.
But then we went out ‘for

‘he jitters, they played as if
they - belonged

— and they

balieva they do. . ©

“] think the Canadiens are
going to have to worry about
us as much aa we'll worry
about. them,”’ said right guy
winger Rot Duguay, who nit nal
post behind Montreal “The Rangers will atte
starting netminder Ken to make the second beret

Buys, aren't better than:We;

Dryden -with the Rangers that argument ‘tonight
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