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THE HERALD, TERRACE, BC,

SPORTS

MARK’ HAMILTON

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- Pictured above is the Terrace Red's teamthat will leave Terrace
early Saturday morning for their first baseball action of the year.
The action will come in a tournament in Houston. Sunday'the team

hopes to play in Smithers on their way hame.

The leam members are (left to right back row) Manager Colln

- The second annual Caledonia

Awards Banquet for. athletics,
was held last Thursday and:
proved to be more than jusl a

night for the presentation’ of:

trophies te the achievers among
ihe aver one hundred persons
involved in organized athletics
al the school. . It provided the

* opportunity for the: guests and
* athletes con, hand-1o hear:yan: -:
‘ta some, -

by special |

enjertaining “and,
shocking: : speech
guest John Koolnekoff of Simon

Fraser University. [Tl provided :

Ed DeVries, coach at Caledonia
the chance {o bring the news out
that Caledonia was running
away with this Districl's -All
Sports Trophy and il gave the
athletes gaihered to say a
farewell of sorts to DeVries,

who will nex! year be coaching ,

and teaching an the other side af
the river at the soon lo be

completed Thornhill Junior -.

Secondary. School. :

The evening, held .at_ the
Terrace Hotel, started with a
goad, sit-down meal and. then

“moved into full swing’ with .

Kuotnekdlf's speech:
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ihe world ,""said Kootnekolf, “is ~
thal. there-is something. wrang. .
. someplace.

Too many people
are uplighi.”

“Last year 77,000 people died
in Canada of cardio-vascular
disease - heart-altacks. We kill
of 77,000 because of the food we
eal, pressure, tension and fear -
fear of-failing. The prediction
this year Is (hat 83,000 will die of

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Chasteuaneul, Dave Hamilton, Dave Sharpe, Mike Fynn, Laurier
~ Arnotd-Smith, Kurt Holden, Gerry Dempster, Dean Julsword,
Gary L'Estrange and Hud Fisher. Front row eft to right right -

- George Paulson, Brant Arnold-Smith, Lorne Dakin, Willie Chemko,

the same (hing. This concerns
meas a leacher, as a coach and ,
as a human being.”

“We are afraid to spill our
guis and he ‘honest’ - we're.
afraid (o be real: Isee so many |

‘lonely people in the ‘high >

schools, on the streets, people
who want dialogue. Un-

-forlunately dialogue i is too often»
“; mutual monologue."

“What ‘kind ‘af ttiodcls de’ we

give-our.; children.io. followdecy ., Mr. ‘Kootnekotts. speech wi

Look al polities - grown men are

fighting. What da our kids see?
"Is realily as we see it, really

reality?” :

“Reality i is in the eye of the
beholder, we work on a-sub-
conscious level. We teach a lot
of people facts about how to
make a4 living but not- how to
live.” ‘

“That's the “exciting ‘hing -
‘Athletes, are.
mare open, athleles.grab each -
other and cry. If_you did thal in
math class you'd be sent Lo the
principals office.” ‘

“Why are“ we. continually
training people “10° react like:
robots? To regurgitate
‘redundant retorie?"

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_ Caledenta
‘special awards to lhe (op:

. cant throughout the season,
Following : the -high. ‘schools
awards tothe students, - the:

tothe alfiee. In sporls r ve Seen
girls open up and become
themselves, hugging ‘each
ather, breaking down in tears.” °
“Clinical physocologists have
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‘emotional ‘salisfaction needs.
“They found four. The first one is
_love. . Secon di the need to ‘ac-

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of course a lot longer than .

thal a fot more involved, and a

heek of.a lot funnier. Bul as
they say ‘you had.to:be there...

With the . speech ‘over,
recognition was giveri io ihe
athletes who have excelled
during the past year or two.

First presentations were
’ blocks, large and small capital
‘C's, given to Lhose sludents who
have participated in sports for
the. past two years. Small
blocks went lo those wha ha-d
achieved 5-7 points (bused on
‘four poinis per sport) while
those with 8 or- more -points
received large blocks.

Small blocks were presented
-by Andy Gfellar to Kurt Holden, |
“Bretl Smythe,” Willy Chemko,
wJoe . Jakubowski,- Gerry
Lichtenfeld, Margaret McRae,
dean Both and Debbie Dakin,
Presented large blocks by Rod
Brown were Kevin Smythe,

- Rudy Embury, Lorne Dakin,

Greg Ross, James Radelel,
Larry Paulson, .Herb McKay,
Bruce Johnsione, Dave
Hamilton, Paul Fogtmann, Avis
' Agnew, Shelley . Wilcox and

Ronda Monse
John Bastin ' ‘principal at

then presented

alhletes in the school. Ronda
. Monsees was awarded the

trophy for outstanding female -.

-athlete for her. participation in
volleyball and basketball..

Lorne Dakin, star of the Ker- | ~

modes and a volleyball leam

member named oulstanding...-

male athlele. Rudy Embury:

recelved the lrophy for midst,” :
Sportsmanlike Player while .

-James Radelei was. awarded
the Athletic Service Award for

his oulslanding contributions to *

sports al Caledonia.

There were also — (hree
separate ‘trophies for
achievement on tite: Ketmodes
basketball team. Lorne: Dakin

was acknowledged : the’: teams. :
» Jeading
Heimstra the most: improved --

rebounder, «

player and Rudy. ‘Embury “(he
‘bes! free \throw man/on ‘the
leam, “Rudy. shot over 75 per:

students made awards to their.
coaches, - Ronda

a plfl on behalf of the’ girls
Agnew

represented the girls baskelball :

team in’ making’.a’. special
presentation to “eoach: Rod
* Brown, --Sheliey. ' Wilcox
presented Mrs: Taylor with: a

gift- for acling’as the girls ;
basketball. team’s - chaperone
ihroughoul “the ‘season; “Rudy:
_Embury Fepresen ed lhe ‘boys: !

John

Monsees :
presented Mrs,’Pat ‘Seeley wilh:

Larry Paulson, Rudy Embury and Garry Paulson.

. aledonia recognizes athletes.

basketball team in making lwo
awards - one to coach Ed De
Vries and an athletic service
award io Mrs. Dakin who
helped immeasureably with the
team last season. On behalf of
the boys volleyball team Lorne
Dakin presented Mr, Ed Kenny
with a gift.

‘Former Terrace Mayor Lloyd

Ely in, Ce SOVIRB:
SE ne a

we apieclate the’ efforts” put”
into ‘high school sports by the
staff and coaches. -I would like

nol beer: wasted.”

John Bastin then took to the
floor for closing statements.

“Tt was very” nice,” said
Bastin, “lo have a speaker who
says somelhing that, means
something:  That- Mr. Keot-

“nekoff really did.”

“T would like to back up what
Mr. Johnstone said. So much is
the result of the time and effort
dedication of coaches. - We feel
so much obligation for the work
of these coaches.”

“Unfortunately next.year we
will be losing four of these
people. We will miss them,”

“We're also losing another
coach, Although Terrace. isn‘l,
Caledonia’ is. °. Ed. De’ Vries
wants to teach math, wants to
move into the best gym inthe:
Pacific Northwest. ‘So he'll -be

“going to Thornhill.” :
“Ed has done much in four

years al Caledonia. He has pul -

forth a magnificant effort. and
obiained extraordinary
resulls." ee

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1974

‘Mens softball season started

The errace Men's Softball
1974 season opens this week bun
things aren’! off to quite the'
start league organizers en-
visioned. The league’s Ice
Breaker tournament which was
scheduled for iast weekend had
to be cancelled at the last
moment because of the lack of
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ledgue _— executive
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were expected were contacted
at the beginning of last week
and asked to confirm. their at-
tendance alt the event. They.
wouldn't saying they would tet
the league know by Friday.

“That's no goad,” said Gary
Rowland of the exécutive. "We - ce
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whether or not to grace us with
their presence.” | =

The cancellation of the
lournament .does have. it’s
bright side though. The money
that is currently being raised
by the Club wili be lagged on
te the prize money for their big
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