Basketball action

THE HERALD, Friday, November 4, 1977, PAGE 7

Reds take on old adversaries and win

The Terrace Reds beat the
Prince Rupert hockey team
at the Terrace arena
Wednesday night The game
was fast and the score close,
ending 7-6 in favor of
Terrace.

Both teams slammed in a

Snow Vehicles

goal during the last minute
of play. With only 47 seconds
left to ge, Prince Rupert tied
the score to six all. The Reds
got thelr last goal seven
Seconds before the clock ran
out. ;

Terrace hockey players

Club revs up

winter

The B.C, Snow Vehicle
Association is putting more
emphasis on stock classes
andwe will be offering six
classes in stock. The
machines will be prefor-
mance rated and
categorized. Spec sheets
have been released to your
snow mobile dealer, All
independent _ front

me suspension snowmobiles are

Clowns to
meet teachers

There’s a_ throw-in.
Power-passing. <A feint.
And a clutch shot. Bingo!
Right into the hoop... BUT

THROUGH _ IT!
Somebody's _ tightened up
the net and the ball simply
hangs there like a fish out of
water.

- A foul is called. Two
*shots. Players of both
“teams line the foul area.
The first shot is signaled.
Whoosh goesthe ball, Up fly
the players, but...
WHERE'S THE BALL? It’s
back in the hands of the foul
shooter, Who ever heard of
a ball that bounces right
back to the Shooter?

In the first place, who
ever heard of a basketball
game that’s played this
way?

Well, when the Harlem
Clowns take the floor in the
Caledonia gymnasium on
the date of November 14th at
7:30 that will be the NAME
OF THE GAME!

Crowds all over the world
that have seen this wacky
basketball team are
unanimous in their opinion
that there is just nothing
else in sports that equals
them.

Well located to schools and
town this three bedroom home
has a large fiving room dining
area, a cosy family room off of
the kitchen, ensulte plumbing,
fiots of claset space, sundecks
matront and rear and a carport.
Large entry hall on the main
floor and laundry area in the
mbasement. For viewing Phone
BRusty Liungh, MLS.

basket and with two points.

been
Court
Jesters and the Clown
Princes of Hoopdom. Their

have

They
the

nicknamed

ball handling routines,
lightning like | passes,
behind-the-back handoffs,
spontaneous buffonery and
even age-old gags which

Somehow always seem new,
“never fail tokeep the fans in -

an uproar. .
Any one of the players
might drive the referee out
of his mind - especially
when this person suddenly
comes up with his own
whistle and takes over the
officiating.

Then there’s the shots
from out in the audience, the
30-footers, the piggy-back
dunk, backwards over the
head ... the bounce-in.
They don't make them
every time, but enough ‘to
amaze and bring down the
house with thunderous
applause.

d the dribbling show -
sometimes .the Clown
dribbler will wave his team-
mates off the court and start
dribbling through and
around the opposition,
usually ending up under the

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large family kitchen, back
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with two bedrooms, bathroom
and finished rumpus room.

Priced now at $35,900 M.L.S.

Phone Bert Ljungh.

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sundeck. The lot is fully
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eligible for entry in Super
Mod classes only. Mod
Stock and super mod will
remain the same as last
year with the exception that

Me safety equipment is man-
’ ditory in these two classes. I

realize that there are many

* of you who will have

questions regarding your
uip-

Organize races. I am
pleased to say that the
B.C.S.V.A. along with
Smithers Sno-Pros will be
holding a racing clinic for
ali interested parties in

Sports

engines

Smithers on November 19,
1977, to start at 7 p.m. Ted
Crabtree and Don Nord-
strom will be in attendance
and will be able to answer
all your questions. The
clinic will be held at the Al
McDonald’s residence,
approximately % mile west
from Smithers. Take the
Anderson Rd, directly
’ across from the Golf course
Rd., then take the first turn:
left, we will have signs up.
You will be able to purchase
our £.C.8.V.A. mem-
rships also and we are
hoping to have our rules
book released by then. Our
race dates will be released
in the rule book this year.
We will be mailing a
newsletter to all members
and. clubs when the race
schedule is finalized.
For more information
regarding the B.C.S.V.A. or
the race clinic pleae please
call Phyllis Bolster 347-3376
or drop mea line to Box 533,
Smithers.

Briefs

Louis stable

HOUSTON (AP) —
Former heavyweight boxing

champlon Joe Louis was’

reported in stable condition
after undergoing surgery at

Methodist Hospital. Louis,
63, was flown to Houston last
Friday night from Las
Vegas, Nev,, where doctors
said he was suffering from a
dissecting aortic aneurysm.

Lupien recalled

MONTREAL (CP) —
Defenceman Gilles Lupien
was recalled Thursday by
Méntreal Canadiens of the

National Hockey League
from Nova Scotia
Voyageurs, their farm team
in the American Hockey
League.

Stakes a highlight

' WESTBURY, N.Y, (AP)
— The $150,000 Messenger
Stakes will highlight the 48-
night winter racing meet at
Roosevelt Raceway, which
opens Monday, The 22nd
edition of the Messenger
Stakes, set for Nov. 12, will

be one mile for three-year-
old pacers and is expected to
attract Governor Skipper,
Crash, Jonquil Hanover.
The companion $50,000-
estimated pady Maud for
two-year-old filly pacers is
slated for Nov. 11.

Duffy suspended.

TORONTO (CP) —
Veteran jockey Lloyd Duffy,
a native of Charlottetown,
was suspended for five
racing days Thursday when
Greenwood track stewards
ruled he was involved in a

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Contact Bert Liungh to view.

careless ride at the track on
Nov. 1, His mount, Grand
Tower, was disqualified
after winning the eight race
and placed sixth. The
suspension runs Nov. 5
through 10.

my

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have waited a long time
since the last game they won
against Prince Rupert. The
eam was rea ha
‘about its victory. y PPY

This weekend, the ‘Reds
travel to Burns Lake and
Houston,

Buffalo
beats
Boston

BOSTON (AP) — Richard
Martin and Craig Ramsay
scored power-play goals one
minute and 46 seconds apart
in the second period to send
Buffalo Sabres off to a 4-1
National Hockey League
victory over Boston Bruins
on Thursday night.

Martin lofted a 40-footer
past Bruins goalie Ron
Grahame at 11:16 while
Boston’s John Wensink was
in the penalty box for
elbowing.

Ramsay dug the puck out
from under Bruins defen-
ceman Brad Park and fired
a quick 15-footer by
Grahame at 13:02 while Stan
Jonathan was off for

The Bruins’ Don Mar-
cotte, with Sabre defen-
ceman Jim ,Schoenfeld
hanging on him, managed to
get off a pass that Wayne
Cashman put in the net for a
Boston goal at 16:55 of the
second period.

Gil Perreault scored the
clincher for the Sabres at
13:10 of the third period with
a 2-footer that broke bet-
ween Grahame’s pads.
Perreault got his second
goal of the game with 2:31
remaining.

Don Edwards had 25 saves
in the Buffalo net in taking
his sixth victory against one
loss and a tie.

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DISTRICT OF KITIMAT -
BY-LAW NO. 1090

A by-liw fo authorite the borrowing of the estimated cost of construction and renovetion of the Riveriadge Recrestion

WHEREAS the Riveriocige Recrestion Centre has been in use for 8 cent number of years and fs deterior.ting to the
point wheretheannual alnferanca cost arebecoming urveseneten, na .

ANDWHEREAS the Rivertadge Recreation Cantre thas facilities which serve e public need which adds to the q ality of life
@vallable in the community;

ANDWHEREAS major renovations are necessary to upgrade the facil ty;

AND WHEREAS to cortinue to Improve the recreational facilities of the community it 4 deerned that in adk tan fo the
renovation of the Centre ackitions! construction be unclertaken;

AND WHEREAS the estimated cost of construction and renovating the Rivericxige Recreation Centre inciudh ) expanses
end incidentals thereto is the sum of ONE ANLLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND (a aonanntoh DOLLARS hich is the
fomxi mun arnourt of debt intended ta be created by this by-law;

AND WHEREAS the amount of the asasssed value for general Municips! purposes of the teuabie Img ‘overran
for ihe CUrrent year an kr each ofthe tao yasrs ironenintely preceding tne Currant veer were, tare anal Ie

wer 4574,270.0
Wr 224 40.0)
WS 071,557,211.0

AND WHEREAS the amount of ihe Gebanture debt of the Aunicl ls THREE MILLION SEVEN UNDRED
REY SIX THOUSAND Ltn HUNDRED THHRPY SEVEN tera? POL an of wai THREE MILLION
existing outstanding debt and TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND ($290,000.00) COULARS -autt vine ond

cabanture
debenture debt end noneot the principal or the interest of the dabertura debt of the Municipality Ising -eprs;
AND WHEREAS the maidrnum tem for which
a " Cebentures may be eved fo secure the Gent created by th: by-law is

AND WHEREAS the costsof a telally new facility estimated to in
AN Cen te coat conairucing ly ity coat inexcees of double the anmou t required

AND WHEREAS the Aunicipall hea under the, Futile Recreational Feciitie Act whritted an apps ‘ation for
aaulstance inite amount of FOUR THOUSAND (6400.00.00) DOLLARS. which If received -eciuce the
total cost of the renovations and additions to the local texpeyer fo EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND (+ 60.00.00)
‘NOW THEREFORE the Counciiof the Destrict of Kitmat, In open mesting amerbled hersby enacts as follows:

1. This bylewmey becited as “Rivertodge Recreation Centre Loan Author ization By-Law No, 1, 1977".

2. The Counc! Is hereby empowered and authorized fo undertake are carry 04, a” Cause to be fed ut,
construction of renovations and additions to the Riveriodge Recrastion Centre anc fo co all things neck
connection thareaith and without limit Lh Rfid borrow fhe credi* of
Municipality a sumnot exceeding ONE MILLION HUNDRED D teran0000. 0) DOLLAR, ~

2 = This by-awshall take effect and come into force and be binding upon ell persons as frorn the dete of acigptic +.

READ a first tirre this 26h day of SEPTEMBER, 1977.

READ a second timethis Sthday of SEPTEMBER, 1977,

READa third tine and pasted this 2th day ol SEPTEABER, 1977,

RECEIVED THE APPROVAL OF THE INSPECTOR OF MUNICIPALITIES this clay ot WF,

RECEIVED THE ASSENT OF THE ELECTORS THIS deyo# , 1977.

" RECONSIDERED AND FINALLY ADOPTED this dayot , 1977.

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charge 23¢ per call),

So cuddle up on the phone
this weekend.

And engage in some
sparkling
conversation.

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