metre breadlitroke.” Do

Angie: Highe was. the top B
“awhnimet: in that age group.
“and :hig-aix. medals, com:.

“Bined. with. two filth-place
im ‘third: place ‘on the- in-

at the Games.’ Highe scored

4 ‘polite with a’gold in the -.
100: butterfly, silvers in the.
“girls. awl -
McParland ‘winning: five:

100°: freestyle, ‘100

-dividual. point-seoring ‘race’

fin|ghes inother events gave. ©

_ alte 200. ‘freestyle ~
and the 200 breaststroke and: ~

a. “bronze “in! the .
‘breantstrok and . the two,
ifthe."

; Highe’a brother sim ‘alto -
did well ih the pool, winnlng -

five: ‘medals. and taking
_ fourth ‘spot. in the poinl-
°. witiniing” ‘lst’ with. 45, - thed

with “Tom: Cartwright” of:

Prince Georis. Jim'Highe'’s:
. _ medals Included gold tn the

100° freestyle. and - -200

100: -

e oni three Hold

“Katt Hine
“niedals, faking the 400 and . -
- 200, breaststroke racés and ©
~  the| 400’ individual medley -
"- gold.Christina | Sharples"

Wwonathe “400. backstroke
bronze. medal; een

- Terrace, relays: won. gold -
in the 200 and 4o0relaysand
-a ‘brenze-in, ‘thie 200. relay”
- withi Port St. Jon.
; Chantal: ~McFerland. and oe
7 Kerry. ‘Mueller,: -botti of *
Terrace, won “alt” ‘the ‘gold /

and Mueller. the other three,
McFarland’ also: added

‘three silvers and" won “the
individual points title atthe’:
Games. with, 71 total points, .

“while: Mueller {ook second.

“200° batk “an
* dividual’ ine

“freestyle; silvers in the £00 -

_ butterfly: and 400 individual
“medley: ‘and bronze-in the
200 hackstroke..

Terrace relay. teama took ;
~ gold. in*.the 200 ‘freestyle:
—rrelay andellver in the 400°
relay. while Kitimat. relay.

~ teams won silver in-thé 200

‘with 61 points from her six .
“medals. (9
McFarland won: the “100.

free, foo batik, 100-butterfly,,

‘second -to Mueller, who wan

golds, “in: the 100. breast-.

- stroke, 200 freestyle and 200.
_breastétroke." Myeller's

aad bronze in the. 400 relays, ><

: The. -19-14-year old ‘girls ©

“group was dominated by
. Terrace | swimmers,.’ with

three ‘swinimers getting

four. Medals each ‘and
. another winning three.

Rae-ann Apolezer won’

golds in the 100 free and 200
~ freeas well.as a silver in the
100 back and the 200 back.

Tracy McFarland won two
golds, one in the 100 back
~.and, the ‘other “in: the 200
back, ‘BB well as silvers in
- the: 100 butlerfly: ‘and 400
7 “individual medley, 0:

Teresa Lindseth also'won

four medals, all bronze and
in the 100 free, 100 butterfly,
2m: free: and 200° ‘back,

“a o¥REGINA? 190C Rh iza—
Saskatchewan Roughriders
missed the playoffs for the

sixth consecutive year in-

182, but they were winners
at. the bank, aalting. away

almost $800,000 for. the"
" football operations, but
" recorded a $792,000 prolit on

- future.

Saskatchewan. was the
only: club. out of the five
publicly owned Western

Division teams to show a
profit for last: season, the
“Canadian Football -League
team announced .Wed-

“and who combined with |
_-Rozee to win the men's -
- doubles age group gold. The .

: silvers came In the 100 free,

100 butterfly ‘and '400 IM: -

‘Joan. McKinnon won four. me

; bronze medals, taking (hird -
place. in. the ‘100 free, 100.

~ back, 200 free and 200 back,

Terrace télay teams won
both’ the'200'and #400 events.
TABLE TENNIS .

Table lennis players won
a total of 7 medalg in the
Games, “‘ineluding — Tive
golds,

-Two' of the golds - ‘came

from Alan. Brodie, who. won.

the men’s 19-15 singles gold
ahead: of David Rozee and
‘Nigel Martures of Kitimat,

Kitimat: team: “of. Moraces
and Martuers won the silver
medal there, |

Tony Christy of ‘Terrace
and Fraxer Dodd of Terrace

“ won’ the gold and. silver

Roughi le¢ | nthe Ie.

bl Bi hae

$00;000 into the CF'L's.gate-

‘ equalization program, the

second consecutive year -in
which the .team has con-
tributed to the scheme.

’ Shepherd reported the
team ‘netted’: $9,700 on its

. non-football operations.

nesday during its annual —

’- general meeting:
Roughrider .

Tom. Shepherd presented’a
‘report which said the club
had 4 net income of $802,100
’ for 1982. From this the team
‘Wilk add $792,400 to its
Heritage © Stabilization
' Fund, established [n 1981 as
insurance against any
future debts. .

This. year's contribution’
 fnereases the fund. to $1.46°

million, 72.8 per-cent of fhe.
club’s: goal of §2 million...
‘The hefty investment. in

' the future leaves. the -

Roughriders with- a $3,800
paper’ joss for the 1982
‘Beason. ;

The surplus cash meant
the Roughriders

‘for YOUr

treasurer

pald

_ night_.of. positive -numbers.
with a few words of caution. -

-A contriduting factor was

inlerest income of $375,000,
an increase of $174,000 over
1981, die“ “mainly: to. high:
interest rates. ;

The report showed season’

attendance figures of
271,782 with ‘net’ gate
receipts of $2.8. million, an
increase of $453; 000 over the
previous year.

A Taylor Field attendance
record of an average. of

27,939 fans a game was -

established during the year,

surpassing: 1961's. mark. of - |

27,654: The:stadium has- an
official seating capacily of
27,637. * >

Shepherd: tempered what
could be “described as. a

. We - have . virtually
reached the maximum. with

regard to the revenues we

‘ @an generate'from, our

operations,’ he said.

Royal Doulton

FIGURES
&.

VALENTINE PLATES.

ete

~ GOLD FLOATING Hants :
with diamond 16. 0. S01. 00

eTarrace
‘Shopping
Centra

tly Centre

sthe 400 ‘In- _
ey and took’:

dirigles, | with Henry Amaral:
of Kitimat ‘in third. Frank
Cseke and” Al Tam: of:
Kitimat tobk-the. bronze in.
aenlor men’s doubles,”

Linda - ‘Fowle of “Kitimat,
“won the: ladies’. 13-15 singles:

litle. “while. Claire Feltham...
* took: bronze in the ladies’ 1.

“we singles® ‘event,’ “Shirley
“Trudeau: of Terrace took the.
silver: ‘end - ‘Pauline. Vaal |

‘Henke of Terrace took the -

“ bronze-In’ the ladies’: adult
: ‘singles. lass" :

-In the ladles‘ open alngles,

‘Feltham won a bronze, ‘and .

.. gombined with Fawle in the.
ladies": doubles. to win” a.

silver.”
doubles,
- gimaraly. Rozee. and :Dodd -
combined “with. ‘out-of-zane.

women © “to wine the © gold,

-silver’ and ' bronze medals -
: pedpectively. :
VOLLEYRALL
The Terrace mixed adult
yolleybali.team won a
bronze-medal the easy way

_ |v thelr competition when.

‘the . Prince“ Rupert: team
‘failed: to’ show -up for ‘the
medal game. Both the boys
and girls t¢ams met with
-limited. success in the
tournamenta.8

W ATER POLO

“Terrace: ‘teams. Wan: three” 7
7 - medals. inthe’ water polo:
. compelition, as the. men’s

‘and. women's teams. both ©
won gold - medals and: the
“junior. men's. (eam | placed -
-third.. .

‘In the women's - four-"
-nament,. Terrace’s senlors
walked through the. win-
ner’s side-of the double
knockout draw and won the

gold medal game 7-4 over”

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BS ‘well’ ‘but ° “pst . the final.’

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* “class,

‘game &7 to Prince. ‘Rupert;

“The. teams: played :again,””

since ‘Terracp hadn't yet

lost; and the gat. squad won: -.
6-8 in.
“overlitné and-took the gow: *-
‘The: Yunior. men: won the.”
“bronze. inedal as they lost to |
“Prince: ‘Rupett - 8 An: ‘tbe’ ”
= basketball;
“first” time’: ‘handicapped: :
“sports had been Included jin. -B-
‘the. Northern’ B:C. Winter’ °
4Games, and organizers said’
“the events all came off. very =

ihe “second -!

semi-final: aaine..-
WRESTLING — .
Hazelton: an id -ktqwange.

‘athletes did Very, well ‘for: -

- their: ‘commufiities ori. the”

“weekend a8: they-look home. -

“i ‘wrestling: E dale - from:
the Games.

Gold: medal: winners in

wrestling from the Kitimat-
_ Stikine region: were led by. -

Hazelton’s: Phil: ‘Wilson, who

“won'the 68 kilograin class,

Bruce Johnson of: ‘Kitwanga ..

-won the 74kg class, iri. which ©

Kitimat’ 8, Dwayne:
Aprongon : won the bronze,

-and Graham Larson: of

Hazelton took the gold Inthe
57 ‘kilogram class.:’ Craig
Roberts of Kitwanga. won

“the dl kg class; and Tom Lee
of Hazelton-beat townsman -

Niklas . . Cummins for. the.

‘Vie Stevens of Hazellon
took the bronze medal inthe

68 kg and over. class, with
" Hazelton’s Dave. Forsyth -
“winning the silver In the 84 .

kg ‘class, Cary Combs of
Hazleton took:the bronze in

the 45 ke class, ee
. - Other ‘medal: winners ‘in.
wrestling were Lance Ritter

from Terrace, who won:

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3 Medal. winners in. the ;
indoor track events.-were
‘Reynold Starr, with a'gold, *.

“gold: ‘in, the: 38. kilogram
class. - :

— salvdaye

Salvd aa

ioKitwanga who took: the |

bronze’in ‘the: av “llogram

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for, ‘mentally. ‘haridicapped |

‘people.’ and. ‘wheelchai
This: ‘was: ihe

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Danny Dumont, with .a

~allver, and John Reid, with,

he bronze. The Terrace floor
“hockey team took the gold

media with a 75 win over

. Smithers, and the Terrace A
“wheelchair basketball team

‘took the bronze medal with

-4 40-28 win over Terrace B.

bronze ‘tik: the, 8 kg class, =
“Paul Griffin. ‘of. Hazelton,

"wha took the bronze in the 6%;
kgclass and Sam Derrick of |”

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