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Bowling requires a lot of concentration.

ferrace’s swimming
pool was full of young
people stroking and
splashing their way to
stardom this weekend as
the Blueback swim club,
hosted their second tri-
city swim meet.

The Kitimat Marlins
und the Prince Rupert
Amateur Swim lub
came to Terrace for the
two-day event. About 150
swimmers took part.

Terrace won the meet
with 744 points. Kilimut
went home with 615 points
and Prince Rupert's
icum left with 491 points.

‘Trace MeFurland of
Terrace was the top
aggregate winner in girls
# and under. Kathy Highe

of Terruce was the first

Strikes are hard to get.

runner up and Tammy
Jackson of Prince Rupert
was (he second runner up
in this category.

Kitimat’s Greg Gyorfi
was lop aggregate winner
in boys 8 and under. ‘Troy
Marlin and Brian
Romanow, both of
Terrace, were the run-
ners up.

O & 10 Girls

Top aggregate: ‘Tura
Martin, Terrace; Ist
runner up,  Chuntel
MeFarland, Terrace; 2nd
runner up, Jody Palmer,
Prince Rupert.
9 & 10 Boys

‘Top uggregale, Scott
Tattersol, Prince Rupert ;
ist runner up, Jerome
Corpay, Kitimut; and 2nd
runner up Kurt Havery,
Kitimal.

H) & (2 Girls

Top aggregate was
Tracey McGuire, Prince
Rupert; ist runner up,
Diane Barbetti, Kitimat,
and 2nd = runner up
Lorraine Mutch, Prince
Rupert.

11 & 12 Boys

Top aggregate was
Appo Skogoter, Kitimat;
Ist runner up, Trevor
Weick, Prince Rupert;
and rd runner up Goerge
Emes, Prince Rupert.

1 & 14 Girls

Top aggregale was tied
with Louise Holcham
from Kitimat and Tina
Gray of Prince Rupert.
First runner up then was
Corena Gyarfi, of Kitimat
and 2nd runner up Shirley

Christenson of Prince
rupert,

1 & 14 Boys

The top aggragate in
the group was Ty Martin
of Terrace with Ist
runner up being Bob
Clarkson of Terrace. 2nd
runner up was Trent
Martin of Terrace.

Senior Girls

Mona Martin of
Terrace took lop
aggregate in this group,
with Chris Patterson of
Kilimat coming in as first
runner up. Second runner
up was Debbie Dahl of
Terrace.

Senior Boys

Kugene Gyorfi of
Kitimat took top
aggregate in this event,

Herald Staff Writer

The ‘Terrace Lions
were still going strong
Sunday afternoon before
press time at their annual
Bowl-a-thon. The bow)-a-
thon was started 5 year
ago in 1977. In the past
about 15 players have
finished the 24 hour
event. They Start
Saturday evening at 6
p.m. and try to finish at
six Sunday. With pledges
made on an hourly basis,
the Lions hope to raise
about $2500. This money
goes towards making
ood hampers for the
needy. Last year about 30

hampers were
distributed in the com-
munity.

After watching these
people with’ tired eyes,
weak knees and very
loose form, push their
bodies to the limit, I
started to ask people how
they felt about spending
their time in a bowling
alley.

Ken Scott, sponsored
by the Kinsmen, said he
thought is was great, and
enjoyed spending his
time helping a worthy
cause.

The lovely ladies on the
Wightman and Smith
team: Pat Hudson, Anne
Mayer, Helen Gilbertson
and Chris Mossman, all
thought is was a wor-
thwhile and beautiful
thing to try and help
everyone to have a
comfortable if not ha
pier Christmas. Near
all of these women wor.
and all have families to
look after. However this
Saturday and Sunday

ae Swim club sweeps up meet on weekend

with Ist runner up being
David Mostad of Terrace
and 2nd runner up Dave
Dickens of Prince
Rupert.

pecial notice shoutd be

Every bowler has his own style.

owl-a-thon

they donated 24 hours to
help out.

K Radio was also
there, represented hy
Bergie and Mr. Bailey,
who donated individual
pledges and 24 hours of
their time as well as
being at each others
throats and throwing the
ball down the gutter to
the best of their ability.

A young man by the
name of John had been
there for 24 hours as well
with his team. He said
even’ though he was
getting pretty tired, he

. was really enjoying it.

Keith asa, _past-
president of the Lions,
said that they had a full
slate, and hoped to de
even betier than Jast
year. There were about 66
people playing on 12
feams with local and
league players. All
participants were full of
vim and vigour (nearly),

Doug Mumford, owner
of the lanes, has an in-
teresting pledge. It seems
alderman Dave Pease,
and Mumford made a
pledge of $50. Pease
challenged Vic Jollife on
the pledge. Unfortunatley
Mr. Jolliffe did not bowl,
but told Pease he would
match him dollar for
dollar. Well, Mr. Jolliffe
— Mr, Pease has
collected pledges totaling
$327

If you could possibly
take the time to donate
something, money or
tinned food, to this very
worthwhile cause, please
contact the Salvation
ARmy, as they would
surely appreciate your
interest and effort.

taken oft the Martin
family, who have four
children that placed in

aggregates. A  con-
siderable effort on this
family's part.

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24 hours is a long time.

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