PAGE 6

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C.

_MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1971

Local drivers

win top honors

The B.C. Festival of Sports
Stoek Car Championships were
held last weekend al the
Terrace Speedway and two
Terrace drivers emerged
victorious.

The A Class Champion is
Dexter Archibald who piloted
car No.9 sponsored by Millers’s
Men's Wear and One Hour
Cleaninizing.

In the B Class Gary Kerr beat
out the field in Daves Plumbing
and Healing entry to become
the provincial champ.

The meet was a (wo-day
affair featuring drivers from
throughout the province vying
for the top honors,

Saturday night's first race
saw No.54 Don Norstram lake
the A dash and Ken Stewart
take the B dash in car no. 37,

Ken Stewart added another
victory in the B Heat when he
heal oul Garry Kerr.

In the A Heat, Marty Cox
recouped an earlier defeal to
take the event in car No.89.

Car 39 came up the winner in
the B main with Lorne Burkett
crossing the finish line first.

In the A Main, Blake Cyr
drove car No.8 to victory.

Cyr also registered the day's
record in the time trials hy
taking the oval in 21.8 seconds.

The fastest time on Sunday
also went lo Cvr who shaved .7
seconds off his previous time.

-selting the record at 21.1
seconds.

The A dash, the first race on

Sunday, saw Blake Cyr pick up
his second viclory of the meet.

In the B event of the same
class Gary Kerr took the
honors,

Chuck Byrd piloted ear 44 to
the finish line in first place in
the A Heal.

In the A:B. Heat Ken Stewart
again scored a win, his third of
the two-day meet,

Dexter Archibald came
through with his first win of the
racing schedule when he heal
oul Chuck Byrd in the A Main.

Archibald piloted car No. 9 ta
the finish line.

Gary Kerr finished in the lead
spol for the second time on
Sunday when he took the B
Main.

Bill Harrison drove car 17 to
the pole first for a win in the
mechanics race in the B event
while Wayne Lavally piloted 48
in the A class of the evenl for the
victory.

Randy Kerr won the Sponsors
race in car §,

Loadings

down

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
Pacific Great Eastern Railway,
owned by the British Colambia
government, reported car load-
ings for July this year totalled
9,679, down from the record of
9,830 set in June but up about
1,300 from July of 1969.

HELP FOSTER THE ARTS
IN TERRACE -

Attend the Annual General
Meeting

of the

Terrace and District Arts Council
which will be held at the
Centennial Library
on Wednesday, téth June, 1971
Starting at 8:00 p.m.
New members may sign up at the meeting.

Group Membership Fee $5.00
Individual membership fee $1.00

en Pata

CASSIAR CONSTRUCTION LTD.

“Planners & Builders af Quality Homes"

>
Pf PHONE MR. 4. SCHWAIGER 635-5220

SiIFOR SALE: one
? Street. 3 bedrooms,

{ roughed in plumbing

$2,500 down.

mre

4
q

{ Street. Open to realist’
1536 sq. ft. with 2 baths.
basement, carport, sun 4.

\\} basement, electric heat,
L~ rvuit, Full price $22,500, with

+ One more “large family hors;

sot

oall carpeting, fireplace, full

\-sq. ft. home on Apple q

i subdivision on Benner 7
‘wn payment or trade,

.

er

‘ lee damian
ee Soe

.. World famous clown-bullfighter Ernie Marshall of Calgary
heals a hasty retreat from the path of this angered Brahma bull.
Ernie will be one of this year's feature attractions at the 6th.

Annual Downtown Lions Rodeo here June 2G and 27,

Bull-

fighting clowns are responsible for diverting the bull from a
fallen cowboy, and sometimes they have to get right i in and jerk
a cawhoy’s hand loose that has become hound in-a.rope - it
makes for excilement, but high insurance rates.

Bennett announces
winter sports festival

British Columbia Premier
W.A.C. Bennell announced late
last week the first annual
Festival of Winter Sports will be
held December 1-12 this year.

The festival will follow Grey
Cup festivities in Vancouver
and precede the Christmas
holiday season.

The announcement, which
followed close on the heels of the
completion of the second
successful festival of Sports,
was made shortly afler a
request from (he premier to the
Festival of Sports Committee
for such a sports event.

Athletic competitions
highlighted in the two week
program will include the
sixteen events featured in the
Canadian Winter Games.

Toxic film

kills game |’

Travelers and recreationists
using cameras with sell-
developing film are especially
eaulioned by the B.C.
Automobile Association to take
extra care in disposing of the
inevitable film seraps from the
handy camera.

Besides being harmful to
clothes, the developing
emulsion on (he scraps has
proven to be a killer of fish and
wildlife.

According to wildlife
authorities, the scraps are a
mounting threat to the
environment as they poison the
immediate areas of streams
and .lakes they are tossed or
hlawn into, And, jor some
unknown reason, moose. elk
und deer like to eat the highly
oxic scraps,

Many hoofed animals died in
parks and recrealional areas
last vear as a result of cating
the film residue. +

; oes .
If you've ever had to search for « place to sleep with darkness
falling fast you'll know the importance of a reservation. But
phoning ahead means much more , .. it means a day of relaxation,
being able to linger at interesting spots or
mee, spend an extra hour in the sun. Enjoy

your vacation all day, every day...
phoneahead. —,

BC Te peel
Trans-Canads
Talephone Sytem

Eight’ of ten B.C,
Communities will be selected hy
the Festival committee for the
various events but in
subsequent years all sixteen
sports will be featured in
different centers in co-operation
with the Festival office.

The aims of the Winter Sports
program were outlined in
Bennelt’s statement.

They are {a) to focus
province-wide altention on the
development of amaluer sports
and the value of physcial
fitness: (b) to encourage
British Columbians to visit
olher parts of the province; and
(ce) lo altract other visitors
from out of the province and
throughoul North America.
The president of the B.C.
Sports Federation welcomed
the announcement and added
that the proposed program will
add much to the youth
invovement in a maximum
number of amateur sports.

General Chairman of . the
Winter Sports program Will be
depuly Minister of Provincial
Goverment Department of
Travel Industry, Ron Worley.

Water ski instructors
coming in two weeks

Three instructors from the
Canadian Waler Ski Association
will be in Terrace June 30 and
July 1 for a series of
demonstrations, workshops and
films.

The annual event will bring
three qualified ski instruclors
complele with boat, skis and
safely equipment to this area
for the water ski clinic.

The instructors are each
championship skiiers who are
qualified t) teach either
beginners or advanced
skiiers. . ‘

. The lype of instruction given
at the courses depends on the
enrollment in the area.

If a large number of
participants regisler ‘for the
clinic there will be water
demonstrations. shore

workshops or land instruction

and films.

Tn the case of a small turnout
there will be personal water
inslruction, land instruction and
films., .

A film
designated on the first day of
the course.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS
1.‘Gunamoke"
character
4, Cruising
8, Prior to
11, '-——
Blame Me”
12, In ecstasy

45. Watch
DOWN
1. Speck
2. Russian city
3. Yield
4.Turmoil
5. Vaudeville
act (3 wds. ),
6, Whole
7. Bxplate
8, Assail
9. Omit in
pronunci-
ation
10. Own up to:
collog.
(3 wds.)

17. Martini
Ingredient

18, Elysium

20. Cognizant

* 29, Window

Today's
Answer

__ FIENE). #3
LACIZIAIO}

16. Judge's

TANCE

iio

=)
‘pew ance

wnlolz eielz iain}

21. Dimin-
ished

" 23, Donkey

27. Tree or
-shrub

lau Ehutslo a=
PSI - Be

Ci
pa!
ie)
[nl
lo]
[a
fi
li!

Lt)
ka]
mt
IE

E
Wi Diold
96. Frustrating

tactic
a0. Fodder

[-10 [2 us Ba 2 ua

TITS

taal fe |— [Oe]

. style

30, Poor
41. Kinglike .
35. ——of 41. "“——. Got
Wight Sixpence”

22, Wyoming

3 5 |6 |7

mountain
range ,
24. Weather-

cack
25, Farming

implement
26, Finish
27, Repair

28, Misguided
(2 wds.)

31, Froat-
covered

32. Challenge
33. "Dawn .

Under”
bird
34, Pooch cry
37, Never

42. —Minor

43, Attractive

44, Like

lingerie

When you
don't know who:
to turn fo...
TURN TO US WITH |
"CONFIDENCE
= ‘MacKAYS

~ FUNERAL.
HOME
. Phone 635-2444)
» Terrace, BG,

The (three man team will be in
Telkwa June 27th - 28th Before
coming 1o Terrace.

Further information may be
obtained from Mr. Carol Irving
al Box 304, Fraser Lake for the
Telkwa course or Mr. Peter
Fanning at Box 218, Terrace for
the course in Terrace.

CENTENNIAL MEMO -- The
Royal Engineers landed first at
Esquimalt then were trans-
shipped toa camp on the Fraser
River which later was named
Sapperton and became a suburb
of New Westminster.

Recreation survey.
to study facilities.

BY MARK HAMILTON

A nalional survey of
recreational facilities has been
started in Canada.

British Columbia has been
divided into seven areas for the.
survey, which is being run in
conjunction with the National
Health and Welfare .and
Amateur Sport Directorate.

‘Terrace is part of the area
included in Pacific Northest
Recreational and Sports
facilities in this area will be
surveyed hy Jim MacLauchlan,
a third year physical education
student,

The main purpose: of the’

survey is to determine the
number and variety of facilities |,
available to persons in this
area.

XRXXX

center for athletic courses.
Besides the recreational

“survey and various sports
events this summer a
playground. and © Youth
Leadership. Program will be
offered here June 25, 26 and
ath.

The course is aimed al
leaders invelved in youth
activities; ‘for | example
municipal recréational
‘programs, cubs, scouts, etc.
Registration for the three day
course is $5and those wishing to
register or oblain further
information are urged to
contact Peler Fanning at Box
218 Terrace or phone 635-2344.

* TOKYO (AP) -— A govern-
Ment research institute studying
chemically processed clotning

. said
Terrace seems lo bea favored: a umber of Japanese girls

are allergic to chemicals used
to-make their underwear ‘light,
tough and quick- “drying.

Any hairdresser who'll
dye for you is in the

‘room’ will he

THE BANTAM 725A TELESKOOP
is a‘true- multi-purpose excavator not
just a ditching or sloping machine.
It will dig basements and handle other
hard-nosed digging jobs as well as
ditching and sloping. The Teleskoop
"digs deep, dawn to 16 feet, and gets
full loads with its 145° wrist:
action bucket, It ‘cycles faster because
of its fast boom extension, smooth,

easy swing,.short (ailswing and ample
power. It’ reaches farther, out to 33

fast, -

FINNING ©

pumps. And

feature,
dealer .

feet. All functions operate indepen-
dently. through four separate hydraulic ©
like all
Kochring ‘machines, it is backed by
Finning’s unmatched service support
from 33 locations in B.C. and the
Northwest Territories.

Bantam and

Feature — for

spec for spec, dealer. for -
. the Teleskoop costs less.
Here's more machine for your dollar
than anything else on the market, See”
FINNING, your BANTAM Dealer, _

4) Ral Road
Phone 635-7144:

—

a ae hake See

Se :

WATCH FOR 0. K. TIRE STORE

‘GRAND oren

teerecccccreseseccsooonetcoccee|

Free ¢ Gifts -

“Olvowe y Prices