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THE GREAT MILE RACE
Walker feels queasy,
but he’ll make it

VANCOUCER CP-Miler John
Walker has fold the organizers of a

- mile race t.17 which includes
Filbert: Bayi that he will definitely
_ be here for the race.

“John Walker told me he
definitely is coming to Vancouver,”
Dan Shedrick, president of
Telesports International, 8 said
ureday in a statement from New

‘He said his recuperation
from a stomach virus will not affect
our race in Vancouver.”

Walker said earlier from
Duesseldorf, West Germany that
here was some doubt about the race
against Bayi anda strong field here

’ gt Empire Stadium because he was

“sick and tired and not ay my best.”
Sherdick said he talked to Walker
by telephone and Walker guaranteed
that he would be coming to
Vancouver,
“Due to the fact that John is
recuperating from a stomach
‘virus,’ said Sherdick, “he Is not

terribly confident about : winning this’

weekend in Germany.”
“He’s lost a couple of days

| training and is, ot course, concerned

about his physical condition.”
“but he feels he ahs more than

enough time to resume trainging —

and win the Vancuver race. He has
shown in the past that he has
tremendous recuperative powers.”

Walker, 25, hol
for the
seconds. The New Zealander has not
in three years.

Bayi, 24, hold the would 1
metre mark of 3:32.2. The. Tan-
zanian runner beat Walker in their
last meeting at the 1974 Com-
monwealth Games at Christchurch,
New Zealand, and set the world
mark, in ' process,

Walker won the 1, s000-metre event

‘at the Montreal Olympics last

summer, but Bayi did not compete
because of strained relations bet-
ween their countries regarding New
Zealands relations Sith South

African countries have indicated
they are now willing to let their
athletes run against New Zealand
competitors. Walker is entered in
the World Cup meet this weekend in
Duesseldorf, but Bayi.is not.

the world record
mile at three minutes, 49.4:

Vancouver meet organizers an-
nounced Thursday that high jumper
Dwight Stones of the United States
will compete here.

Three times Stones has held the
world record for the high jump,
including a leap of 2.32 metres a
year ago in Philadelphia following a

‘ disappointing third-place ‘finish in

the Olympics.

Jacek Wszola of Poland won the
gold medal at 2.25 metres, followed
by Greg Joy of Vancouver at 2.23
and Stones at 2.21. Joy has been
invited to jump against Stones in his
hometown, but has not confirmed his

entry.

The present world mark of 2.33
metres was set July 3 in Rich-
mond,by Viadimir Yaschenko of the
Soviet Uni Yaschenke and
Wezola are not expected to compete

re, . .
. Marty Liquori of the U.S., once a
world-class miler, will run in the

5,000 metres here and also work with .

ABC-TV as a color commentator.
ABC will telvise the Bayi- —
Walker race live around the world.

It was the day of rest for
moet major league baseball
with three

mes scheduled in the
e and none
in the National League.
Be aiebed rain forced the
ment of one game-
Pakland A's at Minnesota
Twins-while Boston Red Sox
and Milwaukee Brewers

“emerged victoriou in the

other two.

The Red Sox nicked
Dennis Eckersley for two
runs in the'first inning and
went on to beat Cleveland
Indians 3-1 behind the pit-
ching fo Bil] Lee, fim
Willoughby after Duane

Dead calm
delays...

“agititiont } 2iGal nb bts

races.

_. KINGSTON, Ont. (CP) —

A combination of as oe
weather and human ‘Or
have forced organize:

iy orn two races today,

the last day of the annu
Canadian Olympic Regatt,

ednesday
forced the aban onment of
racing in claases
and a in ake by a race
committee in placing the

finish line on one course
Thurede led the protest
te the results

in tures classes, the Laser
Fireball and Taternational

4.
Jury: chairman Jack
Cameron said the error

resulted from poor com-

munications.

Because the resulis were
washed out, two races were
planned today in each class.

ONLY THREE GAMES

Day of rest for ball players

Kuiper singled off shortato

Rick Burleson’s glove wi

two out in theegth. |
Willoughby retired the onl
man he faced in the elgth
but gave way to Cleveland
after walking Andre
Thornton to open the ninth,

The Red Sox added an
insurance run on a double by
Carl Yastrzemski and a
triple by Jim Rice in the
Boston @igth and Cleveland,
a native of Swift
Current Sask., earned his
second save whil preserving
Lee’s sixth victory in nine*
decisions.

Boston jumped infront to
stay in the first,. With one
out, Bernie Carbo doubled
and scored on Fred Lynn’s
double. Yastrzemski then 1
ined a single to right,
scoring Lynn and raising his

[executive

The Terrace Cerebral

, second

career runs batted in total to
1,425,

EdKirkpatrick doubled
home _thewi run as
Milwaukee, behind the
combined shutout pitching
of Jerry Augustine and Ed
Rodriquez, | beat Detroit

Tigers

tine. 12-15 scattered
five hits before leaving with
one out in the ninth.
Rodriquez picked up his
save.

The Brewers scored the
only run of the game in the

fourth off starter Fernando ©

Arroyo, 7-14. Jim Wohlford
led off with a single and
advanced to second on and
infield out.

af, Bon Cecil Cooper popped .

Don Money hit what
red to be a routine
grounder b but shortstop Tom

DIRECTOR

Palsy Association |

requires and Executive Director to administer -
the operation of the new Terrace Child

Development Centre.
The Centre is an interdisciplinary treatment
facility for multi-handicapped pre-schoo! age
children.

Applicants should have experience .working.

with children and shovld have some wun.
derstanding of the special neads of han-
dicapped children and their families.

Experience in personnel. management and
‘office administration would be an asset.

Apply in writing stating qualifications
and expected salary to The President,
Terrace Cerebrai Palsy Association,
2510 South Eby St. Terrace, B.C.

‘closing date is September 12, 1977

‘cy OF PRINGE RUPERT

requires

SUPERINTENDENT FOR WATER. AND SEWERAGE DEPARTMENTS

Applicants must have a minimum of five years experience in.
the construction and maintenance of water. supply and
distribution, and sanitary and storm sewer stystems. a

| Duties will Include estimating, budgeting, scheduling, cost
control, reports, and dealing with the public, under the direc:
. tion of the Superintendent of Public Works.

Benefits include Superannuation; Group Life Insurance, In-

Replacement,

Medical

 Satary range $1,500 - $1,814 per month.
Applications will be received up to 5:00 p.m, September 16th,

1977,

Reply with resume to: -

ang

Dental Plans,

Director of Municipal

Services,
City Hall,

424 West 3rd Avenue,
Prince Rupert, B.C.,

V6J-1 L7

”

‘Veryzer elected to make a

play on Wohford at third.
Aurelio Rodriques, who was
playing deep at third, did
not get to the base in time to
make the tage.

Kirkpatrick followed with:
his doulbe down the right
field line, scoring Wohford.

The Boston wim moved
the second-place. Red-
Sox to within 3% games of
New York Yankees in the
East Division.

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Paved, street, close to schools
large a4 lot and underground
3 bedroom full basament home
“has wall to wall throughout, a

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; fourth .- beoven In

the
basement. 7 the grounds are
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frult trees, a large garden, end:
Call Dwain.

8 greenhouse.
McCall for an appointment to

view. Asking only $44,500, MLS.

HOUSE WITH A VIEW

Three bedroom spilt level
home located on a 80’ lot
overicoking Terrace and the
‘Skeena Valley. Some of the
many excellent features in
ihishome are three bedrooms,
ensuite plumbing, fireplace,
finished rec. room and ufillty
room. The attached garage [s
insulated. Grounds fully:
landscaped. Drive by 4403
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our sales staff for complete
detalts, ;

JohnCurrie |
635 - 5865

THE HERALD, Friday, September 2, 1977, PAGE 5

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NEAT . CLOSE TO TOWN AND
SCHOOLS

Attractive three bedroom home
with wall to wall carpeting,
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110 sq. ft. with 1 bedroom,
rumpus room with a wet bar,
laundry reom and storage on
the basement level. There is an
attached carport and the
property [s landscaped and
fenced. Contact Bert Lfungh to
view.

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Compnict house for the young
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. . Withgstorage and the house has

been, newly decorated. Full
pricea,%28,000.00. For viewing
phone Bert Lijungh,

PEACEFUL. EASY FEELING
This open beam celilng hame (s
mostly finished In cedar, has o

large living room with
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and a full basment with a sauna,

fireplace and partially finslehd
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. has a rear view of the Skeena

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viewing.

- .Bob Sheridan

635 - 2664

CENTRAL LOCATION - TWO
BLOCKS TO DOWNTOWN.
SCHOOLS AND ARENA —

It makes this 3 bedroom one and
half storey home idea! for an
active family. Features Include
full basement, shake roof, wall

fo wall, large kitchen and -

dining. Driva by 4638 Davlas
and call Dwain McCall to view.

}: Priced under $40,000,

“LOCAL CONTRACTOR'S

HOME FOR SALE

Well maintained 3 bedroom
home with larga family kitchen,
pantry, 2 baths, two fireplaces,
and a finished rumpus room,
bedroom, laundry ‘and
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To view Contact Rusty Ljungh.

Evening Phones |

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635 - 5754

. 4648 LAKELSE AVE.

a,

WILL TAKE TRAILER i

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This 2 bedroom home Is on very

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on dead end street in Thornhill.
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careting. Asking price $16,500. .

Call Dwain McColl for further
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Located on Paquette street
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Is electric and It is serviced by a
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price $25,500.00.

"Rusty Lyungh |
: 635 - 5754

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Leoking for a new location for
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has concrete block. walls
designed for a second storey,
and Is presently operating as a
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Information phone Rusty
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With all the extras fs sitll
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Contact Bob Sheridan.

offer.

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| 635: - 2976