SDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 16, wa

Terrace Kermodie makes a long shot
to score two points. The team fell
slightly to the lower mainland from’
MEI on the weekend, The MEI team is*

mE ERA, TERRACE - raha, BC.

One of the Terrace’ girls

| - gains: sole possession of

considered one of the best ten teams i in

the province. Terrace. coach..Ed: de

Vries said he is happy with the boy’ ‘s°
» performances. See Story below.

the basketball at Friday
night’ Ss game.
Quesnel, Too-. ‘bad. the
whistle blew. a

with

With a. double header
Friday night,. members
‘of. Caledonia’ Ss
cheerleading squad were

given a busy time. They |

worked right to the end.

The beginning -
of basketball -

It was exciting hasketball
action this past weekend as
Terrace played host te teams
from Quesnel and M.E.I:-

The games, held. on Friday
and Saturday evenings proved
to be some of the best seen by
local fans.

Although the Terrace. team :

lost the games point wise, many
spectators felt we aut- layed
the ‘visiting clubs. fe

The . girls started out ‘the
evening on Friday and were an
instant hit with local fang.”

What is it that makes’ girls
games nicer towatch than boy’ Ss
games’? :

Here is a run down of scores
and scorers as reported.te the
Herald by Coach Ed de Vries. '

The girls game was won by
Quesnel with the «final
score : set. at: 23-28, ~The
leading scorer was. from the
Terrace club, Shannon Lee, who
put the ball in four times’ for a
seven point total,

Other outstanding players on —

the Terrace Squad were Laurie

Thain and Elaine Little who ™ °
te, a,

. Strain, Laurie Cheavins: and -

Annette. Gamache,, each with.
six points. (nice try girls.)

- Vern Jakes i is the celebrity of °
‘the men’s team this week: After
receiving sixteen: points on-
-Friday night he did the same an .
Saturday night, .

- This made him leading s scorer.
for Terrace both - “games. The

The Kitwange employees: who .
work .at . Columbia: - Cellulose:
Company, Limited's Chip-N-
‘Saw Operation are going to be
doing a lot of travelling in the
“next few months, However, it
won't be in. person - Just on
paper.

“The .story. of thelr travels
began when. Mr, Hal Bray,
‘General Sales Manager of.
Canadian. Car (Pacific) ‘Ltd.,
‘the Vancouver company which'

_ Manufactures the Chip-N-Saw,.

saw the centre: ‘page spread of

_ the: May-June. issue of Coleel -
“News. ‘
; Canadian~ Car- ‘has. ‘been,
“manufacturing the Chip-N-Saw -
‘for nearly. ten’ years, ‘and’ the
--Kitwanga ... story. ‘showed yet
another aspect of the machine's -

‘widespread use :

America.

“Mr. ‘Bray's: immediate,

“reaction was to have a. poster-. °

size blow-up’. made ‘of .the ©

-Kitwanga story’ (see Photo).
= This was ta become the: eye-.:

catching central attraction of
his’ company's: stand .at the
recent ‘Forest.

ATTENTION

Marketing -. Manager. ‘of -
Canadian Car; °
- Chapman, was at the show and .
- sald that the jumbo-size poster -'
‘sttracted-a lot of interest: and. -
_ favourable comment.; ‘It drew. :
*" many people’ s attention to our °

-Mr.. Bob::

Stand,’ he commented,

in “North _

* Industries‘
Equipment. Exhibition held. at:
. Lansdowne Park, Ottawa,
Ontariol BO cae

/-Saw- made. international

Now Mr.
several of the posters to send to *
his: dealers: all over the world.

Bray has’ ‘prepared

displayed

‘Johannesburg, South Africa’

‘ Auckland,” New..: ‘Zealand:

Melbourne, ‘Australia; and the ‘

‘company’s two-U,S, dealers i in
Portland, Oregon, and ‘Atlanta,
Georgia: ° noo

The’ great advantage ‘of. the
posters,” said. Mr. :Baiy,
that they are s6 eye. catching, -
‘The first thing people notice are.

‘the totem faces at the top-of the
“page, then they. try to‘pronounce :

Kitwanga’.” By that tine their .
curiosity has been thoroughly -
roused; and they read the rest of *

the article, ”

A dealership for Scandiriavia?

Sigs

stars

is currentiy béing éétablistied is in *

Denmark, anda poster vwill-go

. ‘there,’ But, perhaps the biggest, ‘i
~-and most important trip which »
. the Kitwanga Chip-N-Saw aie

wil. make ‘is behind the Iron,

_Curtain'to Hungary: ay
“At. next. ‘year's Budapest :

International Show, Mr. Bray, «

* {plans to have another poster to
draw. people's - attention -t

Canadian Car’s stand, That’s a.

“Jong way: to travel from B.C,

Several schools inthe Terrace’

‘area -have. also’'shown great”.

interest ‘in. the. Kitwanga story.
and ‘photographs.’ ‘Teachers:
asked for extra copies of . the.

‘Colcel News so that they could :
‘display the centre pages © on:-:
-elassroom - walls:

for
students’ information. a

the’.

final score of. the Friday aight
game was 40-79 with the lower

"mainland team cuning out on.

top.

Péter Reimer of. M. E.I, putin
a fine performance,, coming up
. with 22 points. Most of M.E.L’s
points came in the last two
minutes of play as they caught
our squad napping. ‘Dale Prest
of Terrace. pulled down 8
rebounds for a fine show.

Saturday: night saw a closer
Bame. yet and.-Terrace was

. leading at half time. The third
quarter was the decider as MET .

overtook Terrace by, 18 points,
Pete Reimer again Jed the
scoring for the - visiting team

with 22 points. Date Prest of the - |

home - team scored an
impressive 14 but it wasn’t quite
‘enough as the mainlanders
again beat us 48-65.

+A good crowd was on hand for

these games but there’s plenty
of room for you to a2 and cheer
Terrace. on.

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