PAGE Al2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, December 4, 1974

Recreation cha

Figures released in Cesare
Gianna's report io the
Recreation Commission at
Monday night’s meeting show
thal attendance al the Terrace
Arena is onthe increase. Public
skaling figures for October and
November show a fata! of 11,450
persons anticipated, a figure
slightly higher than the figures
to this lime last year, As well
attendance at junior hockey
games is averaging 71$a game,
again higher than last year.

Along with wrestling next
summer al .the Terrace Arena,
Terrace fans of the absurd will
have a chance to lake in roller
darby, live and in person. Two
dates have been finalized and

roller derby will be coming to °

the Terrace Arena on the 26th of
April and the 6th of September.

Six wreslling dates have also .

been confirmed, along with a
host of clher activities for Ihe
arena.’ These include a North
West Truck Loggers Carnival,
the Trade Fair, a couple of
Kinsmen Bingos, a beer garden,
River Boat Days and‘a large
wedding. ,

Commission members also

. workshops
‘skiing, photography, advanced

received a skeleton outline of
courses te be offered hy the
District during the winter
program, Twenly courses are
mentioned, which include Tiny
Tots, pre-school skating,
children’s arts and crafts,
Rythmics, childrens gym,
model building, two classes of
ceramics, a crafls sampler
course, macrame, tye dyed art,
two photography sessions,
social dancing, belly dancing,
golf, archery and chess, As well
the Department proposes
in cross country

ecrocher, golf, tennis’ and ar-
chery.

Attendance al the swimming
pool for the month of November
was 4,800, a figure which does
_not include private bookings,
swim - classes and school
bookings. Registration fram a
second set of swimming classes

~ will be held on the 17 and 18 of

December and will start in
January, New courses added
are scuba diving and syn-
chronized swimming, (See next

‘ weck’s Herald for dull delails).”-

In response (aa lelter fram a

The Terrace Wafer Polo League moved into the
second part of it’s first season last week and the

Mr. Jack Hoekstra, making
suggestions for the partial
development of Lower Little
Park, Mary-Ann Boyd slated it
would have to be considered a

_ mis-use of public funds if the
‘District of Terrace were to

spend any money fram general *
revenue for the park after the
yoters had turned down the
referendum proposal. The
matter will be discussed at
future meetings. ‘
Policy for the use of- the

- Department’s bus was adopted

by the Commission. The policy
incorporates six items which
include use for minar sports or
recreation only, bookings
handled on-a first come first
serve basis, bookings no more
than thirty days prior to date of
rental, organizations must
supply gas and oil and driver
with an “A” class licence and
air licket or pay for such and
sets maximum distances al
Prince Rupert in the. west,-

‘Prinee George in lhe east,

Kitima! to the south and Nass
Camp to the north, Any trips
payond these mits would
receive special consideration
from the administralion.

The Commission hedrda brief
presentation from the Terrace
Arts Council with regards to
ihelr request to — the
Municipality for funds for’ the
"4-75 operaling year, The brief
Is already in the hands of the
Municipal Council's finance
committee so-no action was
taken. :

The Commission gave a
sympathelic hearing to a
request that they donate ice
lime.for the good of the Child
Development. Center = in
Terrace, but had to turn the
request down, It came fram Al
Parfit of the: Terrace. Cen-
tennials who informed the
Commission of a benefit game
on (he 20th of this month, bet-
ween the Cents and the. Terrace
Commercial Hockey League.
The proceeds from the game
will go to the Terrace Cerebral
Palsy Association who are
currently involved in the Child

» Development Center.

_ While [he Commission agreed
(hal the cause was good and
sympathized with the situation,
they felt they could net forego
the arena rental charge for (he
game because of present policy.

Whales may be running inlo some tough competition.

(See story below).

Kermodes fall to Richmond. a

A disappointingly small
crowd looked on Friday and’
Saturday evening as the
Caledonia Kermodes dropped
two games to the powerful
Richmond Colts from the
Lower Mainland.

The Kermodes, who over the
past several years have played
to full houses every time aut,
were forced to play in front of
half empty bleachers.

Although the locals lost both
games, (hey were in the running
for the victory most of the way.
Friday night (hey roared back
1o lakea 71-70 third quarter lead
after falling behind 30 10 9 al the
quarter and 51-33 al the half.
In the final quarter the Ker-
modes were oul-scored 26-20 by
the Colts for the victory.

Saturday the boys jumped
intoa half lime lead of 45-41 but
lost the game in the second. half
101-78, .

Friday nighl it was fouls that -

hurl the -starling five in the
-early going and left them 50-33
underdogs going into the-final
h

all,

Inthe third quarter (hey used
a full court press effectively and
ended the quarter with the 71-70
margin, .
Inthe fourth quarter the Colts
responded by sending in a 6°?"
cenler who played ball contrat
long enougt lo give the Colls the
victory while. holding off the
Kermede's allacking efforts.

One of the reasons for the
Kermiodes third quarler come
eback was good oul-side shooting
from Andy Ruygrok, who
emerged as the team's high
scorer with 23 poinls. Team
captain Kurt Houlden dunked 22
and Nick ‘Tooms, playing his

Christmas
workshop

The Terrace Department of
Parks and Recreation is of-
fering a special Christmas
present for community
residents next Wednesday
evening al 7:30 p.m. in. the
Banquel Room of the Terrace
Arena.

Althal lime they'll meet you
al the door, relieve you of one
thin dollar and admil you into a
ligh| and informative evening
designed to make your holiday.
season more enjoyable. = |

During the course. of Mie
evening a series of mini-
workshops will be held,
touching an everylhing from
gift wrapping to hustessing
during. the holidays, und just
about everything in between,

_ For your dollar you'll learn a
lot, and in the bargain, receive
refreshments frum the staff.

The workshops will be run by
lvcal resource people.

first year with the senior team,
netted the bail for 14 points.
Salurday’s game was far
closer bul the Kermode defense
enuidn't hold if the Colts al-

Dogfish

floun:

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_ The Whales, who dominated
the first part of the Terrace
Water Polo League's schedule,
started the second half strongly
with a win and then had thelr
fins nipped in their second
outing oi the schedule,

In the first game, played last
Thursday, the Whales took on
and downed the Seals 10-5.
Sunday they faced the Cut-
throats and dropped the match
9-6, Thal win by the Cutthroals,

» combined with an earlier 8-6

decision over the Dogfish,
leaves the Culthreals in second
place, a mere (wo points behind
the Whales, .

In [he only other game Iasi
week the Seals squeeked out an

- 8-7 verdict aver the Dogfish who"

are showing signs of '
resurrection from the depths,

The Dogfish have played
eight games to date and have
managed only one win, The full
league standings are as follows:

Thornhill off
‘on right foot. —

’, various ages have been showing

Thornhill Junior Secondary
School Basketball teams
started their first ‘season of
‘league play Jast weekend in
Prince Rupert, by giving nolice
that they will make -thelr

7 presence felf this year,

‘The girls junior leam led the *
sway For the school, laking twa of
three matches. They oul-
puinted Prince Ruperl Senior
Secondary 33-28 ond Boolh
Memorial 40-10 before dropping -
Ue third’ match © 18-15) lo
Hazelton, Diane Hull carried
much of the attack in the Booth
game, scoring 34 of the team's
48 points.

tack in the second half, Jeading
to the fop sided 101-78 score in,
favor of the Richmond team.

Leading {he scoring for the

Kermodes in this culing were —

lering

TEAM gp. .w..Lpts

Whales 8 & 2 72
Cutthroats §°3 10
Seals 644 8
Dogfish hig7 2

The league schedule from the
present until-the 19th of this
month is; a _
Terrace Water Polo Schedule to
December 19, 1974.

Thurs, Dec.5 * .
9:00 - Whales vs Dogfish « _
9:45 - Cutthroats vs Seals

Sun. Dec, 8 ' ,
9:40. Dogfish vs Culthroats -
10:15 - Seals vs Whales
Thurs. Dec. 12. .
9:00 - Whales vs Cutthroats
9:46 - Seals vs Dogfish ,

Sun, Dec. 1 *
9:90. Cutthroats vs Seals
10:15- Whales vs Dobpfish

Thurs, Dec. 17 t

. 9:00 - Seals vs Whales

(7:45 « Dogfish vs Cutthroats

~The junior bays team gained’
spk in. thelr play, downing

Prince Rupert Secandary 67-42:,

and then dropping. a match to;

Booth 54-39, mo

Willie Chemko with 24‘and Kurt
Houlden with 16 points scored.

The Kermedes will compete
cin a. Kitimat-lournament this
weekend, ~ ‘

Skeena

takes

Kitimat

Twice

* Skeana. junior high school
hoopsters {ravelled to Kitimat
“last weekend and brought home
‘a pair of victories. =~

Only two. teams: made -the
‘trek, [he junior A boys, who
downed the Kitimat seniors 37-'

$4 and the Skeena. grade eight

hoys who dumped thelr Kitimat
counter-parls 48-23. oe
“There's plenty of hoop action
“In' Terrace this weekend as
Skeena, Thornhill and Kitimat

teams lake on teams from -

' Massel,
Islands.
~ Thursday night al 6:30 it will
be the QCI crowd against

Queen Charlotte

’ “Thornhill al. Caledonia Senior

Secondary. Friday al 3:30 at.
Skeena Secondary Kilimat will
take on Masset and then
Saturday, again al Skeena, it's
Skeena up against Masset with
games starling al 2:30 p.m.

. Efforis toward the formation
of a Terrace’ Floor Hockey -
Ledgue are continuing, but the
feague arganizers are in need of
_more bodies. cy
About) twenty males, of,

up regulary for the league's

_ pessions Sundays, but for the
formation of a league more are-
needed.” “oot

The school continues their ® found for two leams ~ Taylors

“assault an the standings this

weekend in Hazelton with lhe.
girls and boys grade eight
leams and (he schoel’s junior
boys, team daing.baille,
The junior boys ate also.
expecied la face some tough |
competition’ this ‘Thursday.

evening’ when they take on

Queen Charlolte Cily team, al”
7:30 p.m. in the gymaasium.of |
Caledonia Senior Secondary
School, ; .

Mens Wear
Delicalessen - and more will be
found asthe league grows, .

“Tf you are interested show up
at the Uplands School Gym-
nasium Sundays between 11

aim. and 1 pin, Registration --

fee isa mere five dollars and all -
you need {fs running shoes for
your feet and the shaft of a
hockey slick, heavily taped with
white tapa lo prevent damage io
the gymnasium floor, '

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