~~ aver. their shoulders: at

‘ rugby matches

Department

keeps

With thele fall programs well
under way and going smoothly,

‘the Terrace Department of
‘Park and Recreation is hard at
work on a number of items,

including preliminary planning
for the winter recreation.
programs, which will start in
Mid January.
“According to
director Joni Gurban,-a lot of the
programis have been mapped
‘out already including archery,
golf (hopefully) and ‘highland

and tap dancing for the’,

younger sel. There is,
however, still room for other,
programs and if anyone has
any ideas aboul programs
they'd like to see, they are
urged ta contact Jon al’.635-
2042,

The emphasis in the winter
session will be on more day time
classes for the adults and more

week night activities for the

ids.

recreation .

busy

The Department is also
helping to establish a chess club

-in Terrace and details” about

that are expected soon. Another
program that will start in the
near future is a floor hockey
league. . {t will start Sunday
November 3 and involve three
howrs Sundays at the Uplands
Elementary. School. Watch
these pages for further details.
‘The: Christmas skating
schedule; which will run from
December 21 to early. in
January, | ‘also being
established. During that: period
the emphasis will be on more

. public skating. a
‘Finally, the Department now
fas il’s “awn radio program

which can be: heard on CFTK
radio Mondays and Fridays at
5:45 p.m. The purpose of the
program is to serve as an in-
formation station during which

. Terrace residents willbe tn-

fomed of programs, ‘club

. ‘meetings and the such.

Rugby back

in Rupert

The Terrace Nerthmen rugby
Club will travel back to Prince
Rupert this weekend for yet
another in a series of exhibition
in. Prince
Rupert.

The teams will square off al2
pm.in Gyro Park in Prince
Rupert Sunday with the. Nor-
ihmen siill after their first win

of thelr 50 far short career,

wines Saturday~

To date ‘they have lost all -

three matches to the Rupert
crowd.
Organizer, Siegtried Kriegl

has tried lo arrange games with.

Kitimat bul that city seems to”
be vlacking: a dirth of rughy
players... :According ‘lo, Siggy;

they have only 11 or i2 players ":

in Kitimal, three or four short of

a full team of fifteen.

Bowling |

Youth Bowling Council

The Youth Bowling ‘Council
hada special competition ies,
“}morning-:<
youngsters got together - to aut

‘| Bowl their coach, ‘The league's...
~ coach, started’ il all off’ by”

bowling -197 in -a “single” Ganie.”
‘and. setting ‘the mark ” for. the
children. - :
-They went afler that “mark
- with a passion and eight of their.”
numbers surpassing {hat mark.
They were Susan Janda (242),
Marly Greenlaw (220), Terry

* Braun (198), Billy Salter (199);

Dale Flett (204), Rick Flett .
(255), Lawrence Barber (205) ”
and Jerry Hewer (235).

The Strike-outs are still
leading the YBC league with 27

" points, the Leopards are second

with 21-and the YBC Royals
have 18, The Hot Dogs are in
fourth with 17's points, the
Hiedleberg Tigercats have

scored 15%, the Pros and the -

Rovers have scored 18.4 piece ~
and. the Wipecuts have 10 points.

Donna‘ Wilkinson scored the
highest single game score for
- the ladies with 180, Susan Janda

‘was second wilh 178 and Dee

Dee Brink third with 148. In the
high double game calagroy it
was Susan Janda with 310,
Donna Wilkinson wilh 283 and |
Brenda Barber with 255, For
the boys Jerry Hewer scored

the highest single score and the

second ‘highest. single game
score with games of 189 and 173.
He also taok: the doubles honors -
with bis combines score of 362.
Terry Braun was second'in the
doubles race with 277,

‘Friday Night League a ;
As It Falls, the Dangerous
Quintet and the Funny Five are. -

thick in the battle for the league
lead, As It Falls tops the chart

“with 40 points, but (he Quints

. are one back al 39 and looking

the
Funny Five who have 38 points. -

The Campers are fourth with 35"
and the Hopefuls filth with 32

ints.

Inaction last Friday night the
Amateurs broke the 3,000 mark -
by.77 points for the high team
‘triple. A single game score of

1,084, also tops for the night,

‘contributed greatly to that final

~ score,

The highest three game score
recorded by a male bowler was

‘©0762 rolled by Doug Mumford,

Susan Parent led the ladies with
a three game 1705 total point
effort,
The mens high single. was

- bowled by Jack Osbourne witha

very healthy.310 score. For the
ladies it. was Anna Levesque
with 261; 8 short of that magic
300 mark, .

The . top “powlers ‘are Del

'.- Bjornson who is averaging 243

4 Be cared rat rea ee

- pointsa game and Christine

Jurgoliet, averaging 207.
Wednesday Matinee League

The Coffee Slurpers may still
have their lead on the league ~
. but.the team called ‘Those Girls

= pers: and.28 for’ Those ‘Girls

that lead. - After action on ‘the

23rd of October, Those: Girls.”

have cul the Slurpers lead to a
‘mere:2- points, 30 for. the Slur:

The. bowling: Scores, recorded
‘ divthe. 23, “tough, dida’t <

come

“near the season high already:

“established. ;

- The Kermades ‘ook the team’

high triple wilh 2657, 202 points:

less than the'seabon ‘high triple a
- which ‘was ‘sel - by. the’ same
_feam. The Kermodes:algo took...

‘the team high triple with a 960
score, The highest single game
score recorded this year is 1,046.
also set by the Kermodes.

For. individual henors: Pat
Sears taok the ladies high triple
“with a 601 score.” That wasn't
anywhere near the season: high
of 768, also held by Mrs. Sears.

‘The individual high single

was: a-238 bowled. by: Yvelle

_ Daigle.

memeteeateegtge:
pA

The Harlem Clowns

brought their comedy

basketball act te Terrace Monday and Tuesday for
two games against local teams and delighted sell-out
crowds with their antics and Bags like the one pic-

_tured above.

Kickers win
‘championship —

Prince - Rupert’s senior
secondary school boys soccer
team won the zone, cham-
pionship in Terrace
weekend, but it was a bitler
“fight to the finish in both their -
semi-final and championship
maiches.

Rupert entered the semi-
finals against a Hazelton team
.. which had lost half it’s senior
members ‘and was playing with
.a number of junior ‘aged
J players.. “Although they [eli
_, behind 3-0,-Hazelton showed ihe .
“courage arid desire. that won’
them a lot.af fans and, by. {he

“end of regulation ‘time ‘had the ©

-Bame lied 3-3.: _
“The teams ‘entered a’ ten’

minute’ over-lime period and

“then, wheri.ihe scere remained ©

om tied, another,ten minutes,

‘break- he dead. léck.

mi
a * penalty kick’ were’ calléd for."

-Each ‘tedm: kicked five. and, .

> after the -ten -balis’ had been :
blasted at the opponents net, the.

game remained tied. :

-For (hase watching it Was‘a
lenge ending to a’hard fought’
and well played gaine. -IL ended ‘-
with tha second round of penalty

kicks, with ‘Rupert emerging: 6, George ‘

the viclor. As one Spectator

last,

said, “Tt was terrible diatching
that game and almost a sin that
someone had to win,’

In the other semi-final match
Kitimat. came up against a -
disorganized . Caledonia entry”
and blanked them 4.0.

In the final match Rupert and
Kilimat,. last year's zone
champions, battled toa tie at
the end of regulation time.
“Again Rupert won the game on
penally’. kicks, . clinching the
championship.

—In the consolation round
* Hazelton’ swamped Caledonia 4-
L,,a,small measure of yengence
‘for thee first, hearl- breaking

“Tos

High’ Sehodl - spoits -action
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After two weeks play in the
Terrace Water Polo League the
Whales have shown they are the
team ta beat, taking their first
three games without a loss,

After their opening round 13-6

- victory over the Dogfish, the

Whales put together a 15-11 win

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Behind: the Whales in the
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Everything in
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Everything ‘came up 2s al the
Terrace Arena Monday night as
the Terrace Commercial
League began il’s third season
of play. First of all there was

(wo games and . therefore two -

winners ‘and two losers. To
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the two winning teams lwo
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In the first game the twa goal .
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Don Gillispie scored the fifth

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In the second game the

Terrace Hotel Blues fought off a
determined Phole Lumber team

that several times came within .

_Teach of winning the game. :
‘The Blues were paced by .

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squad were Dale Kushner, G.W.
Heehan, Ralph Sather and Ken

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- Terrace Arena.

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