Tony Nuzzo was awarded the Bill Mosler Memorial Award as
Coach of the Year along with Andy Mitchell Tor thelr work with the
Kitimat Kiwanis Pee Wee Reps.

- , where between $200,000 and

Vince Ferragamo,
Condredge Holloway, Tom
Clements . . . Canadian
Football League teams
were acquiring . prominent
quarterbacks “Moriday aa
fast as club owners. could
open their wallets. '

The news of Ferragamo’s
signing by Montreal
Alouettes created the
biggest stir, ie

New owner . Nelson
Skalbania is wasting little
time spending money. to.
bring a winner: back to
Montreal, his first major in-
vestment a $400,000-n-year -
fouryear contract to lure’
Ferragamo from California’
where he had starred with ~
Los Angeles Rams: of the -.
National Football _League..

Holloway was aequired by.
Toronto Argonauts from
Ottawa Rough - Riders ‘in
exchange for tackle Kevin.
Powell and cash. The Argos
then told Holloway’s agent
’ they'd rewrite his client's
contract to provide a salary.
increase,

‘Clements returns to
Hamilton Tiger-Cats after
an unsuccessful stint in the -

'NEL- with Kansas City

Chiefs, who received some-

ceoue

“announced. vat

$300,000 to release Clements

from his NFL contract. |.
Besides shelling out for

Ferragamo, Skalbania, who

-completed his purchase of .

the Alouettes from Sam
Berger on: Monday, gave
team officials the go ahead

tosign wide receiver James. .

Scott to a ‘hree-year con
‘tract. ©
Terms of that ‘contract

with. ‘Scott; who ‘played? ;
previously with. ‘Chicago.

_ Bears of the NFL, were not :

te “inn glad the sispénse is
over,’” Ferragamo. said:
after being introduced to the -
Montreal media.
finally made up my mind
‘after a long period of soul-.
gearching to make sure that
I, was. making the ‘right —
decision, I'm now. satisfed -
and eagerly looking forward
to, a successful {future fn
Canada. _

“I'm eager to get: “to
training camp “and get

NFL's National ‘Canferencé
last season, completing 240
‘of 404 passes for 3,199 yards -

_ and 30.touchdowns, His pass
_ completion “ percentage of

50.4 was the best in the NFL

fd he finiahed with an

° average gain of 7.9 yards 3°

S Kitimat skaters receive prizes ;

By LUELLA FROESE .
On Friday, April 24,
prizes were presented to the

fe winners of the Snow Valley

Figure Skating Club Skate-

athon held at the end of:

February. Winners for

collecting the most pledges

for each category werd;.

Preschool - Dawn, ; Whelan,"

i) Beginners - =" Seru

Molidgear; Juniors Traci

fh and Dawn  Schikowski;

Intermediates: - Linda

Ruehlan; Seniors - Cori

Boguski; and Patent - any
Serti'Mo'

Burke.
wou an award 168 petit :

the most money.. Scott:

Sheratan skated the most

Japs _in- seven , minutes.
Congratulations to you all,”

past

Milk Run

This” weekend

Wednesday

The students of Caledonia
Senior Secondary School
will join secondary students
throughout the province on

‘the —s._ afternoon of
Wednesday, April 29 in the
B.C. School Sports Milk
Run, one of Noérth
America's most unique
running ‘events. .

Over 275 secondary
schools with a combined

student population of 175,000

have registered’ to
participate in this - year's
Milk Rum. With-community
participation invited, the
number of British
Columbians participating in
the Milk Run may be well in
excess of 175,000. —

The event is being held to

celebrate School Sports -

Week in Canada, to promote

school activities and fitness, °
and to raise money to. help,

B.C.'s-crippled children.
The Milk Run‘is a three
kilometre walk, fs. or run
for members of the school
and thé community. Each
participant is invited to
contribute a coin te help the

province’s crippled children”

and upon completing the
three kilometres receives a
participation certificate and
a carton of milk, The,eveal

is sponsored by ihe BC. .
Dairy Foundation and the |
B.C. Federation of School

Athletic Associations.

Last year, in excess of
145,000 British Columbian
participated in the Milk Run
at 212 secondary schools
and raised $25,000 for the
B.C. Lions Society for
Crippled Children. This

year's Milk Run promises to —

be an eyen more
overwhelming success,
Caledonia Senior
a Secondary School has
mm offered a challenge tothe
@ other two high schools in the
| area, and would greatly
appreciate any support
fa given by.the community for
a this §« © event.

Kitimat

‘passed by:
Gardin, Katherine
Gidley; ©

and” Terrace
skaters passed a variety ol
tests toa. complete Spring
School. Passing
Preliminary Figure were
Linda” Rueblan, . Kim
Robertson, Jeanne Silva,
Tracy Mack, Michelle

. Yakiwchuk, Nilki: Boguskt

and Kirata - Scott. -First
Figure was passed by Stieita

“Gann, Simone. Benn and

Cheri Boguski. Second
Figure was passed by
Katherine ‘Johnson and
Cindy Sherstan. niet

med By Chel Terry

z fet Kl

Preliminary Dance tests -
were. ;auecessfully..
completed by: (Dutch

Waltz) - Nikki Boguskl,
“Tracy ..

‘Mack, Amanda
Curley, Sherry : ‘Hamlyn,
Kim  Robertgon, - Krista

Scott;. (Canasta) Nikki,
' . Tracy, and Shane - Silva.
_ Junior Bronze Dance was
passed by: (10-Fox} Cheri.

Boguski,, Stacy Glass,
Stacey Brown, Shella Gann;
(Fiesta) ‘Sheila Gann;
(Willow) Simone Benn. -

Senior Bronze Dance was
(European)
Giana
Johnson, “Leanne Gic
(14step) Glana, Katherine,
Lisa _/ Havery, _ Cindy
Shersian; (Foxtrot) Giana
and. ‘Katherine. - Junior
Silver Dance was passed
by: (Harris) —

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Capezzuto, Cheryl: -Zenuk;'

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Cheryl. ;
Senior Silver ‘Dance was
passed by: (Pasa) Cori, Jan
Williams; .(Blues). Cori;
(Starlight) John Froess,
Rachael Welsh; (Killian)
Cori and Jan. Gold Dance

was passed by (Viennese) —

Heather Bowen;

. (Westminaier) Heather, .

Mirella Gardin; (Quick- .

Step) Debbie Madsen; -

(Argentine) Joan - Van.

re,
SE ig ot fo ORE

Bachan

were peissed by Cheryl i and
Corl. Joan passed: ‘Her.
Junior Silver. a)

This was a highly
successful -test day
completing a month -of
‘Spring School. -

-The Dance Partner for
these. tesla: was Leonard
Scharbach of Vancouver
and the Judge was Reg De
Wolfe, also af Vancouver.

Successful N.S:T. badges
completed |. included
Kathleen .
Matthew . Havery ~ and
Michelle Hummel, ail
completing Dance 1, Novice
Il, Speed and Jump.
Kathleen and Matthew also
‘completed Dance II and
Figure

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“Blectric-winch |
“roofrack.
spoked fires

Pavinkovich, . .

, with | Matthew.
completing his Freestyle

Badge BS well.
Congratatetions skaters.
this. time the

itene Executive woukd

. like to thank all these who

helped make. this .past
season so successful —.
Professionals, Skaters,
Committee . Heads. and
Parents. We wish you all a

happy summer and look |

forward to seeing you in the
fall, Notice of summer
school registration will ; s00n
he available.

iis, Gaawed would ie to exis io
Preliminary; . .
“Tracy, Kirsta, Sheila. and, .
. Stacey. Senior Bronze tests .

thanks for the marvellous -
- cooperation] have, ‘Feceived
: from. the ‘media over ‘the:
past - SER80n * — Sentinel,

"Herald, CKTK and CBC —-

without which we could not
keep the public informed of

club news, We have. had -
skaters compete at regional :
’ competition in Terrace in

November, B.C. Sectionals

-in Vancouver in December

and, at B.C, Winter. Games -
in Prince George ‘in.
February. Our Precision -

Line was performed at both -

regional competition and
the opening ceremonies of
Tamatik and in interclub. .
Skaters also assisted in the

opening ceremonies of the
“Minor Hockey Piaydowns.

and for the Japaritse-
Winterhawk game — all of.
which was publicized
through the media.

1980 -
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“Once I

of the 1980 séason with chest.

injuries. but had 106 pass

completions on 197 attempts -
for a 56.1 percentage: and
1,09 "yards.
He had his best season in

we. when he alternated

‘ with: Clements - and was -
named an Eastern all-star.
owe re absolutely

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delighted,”
general manager Tom
Hudspeth, who had been

_woolng Den Strock of the

NFL's
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Holloway Is the 22nd
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‘Argonauts since 1970,: :

’ Clements, .27, asked to be:
traded from Ottawa in 1979
and was ‘dealt to Saskat-

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