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PRGE 7, THE HERALD Friday, September 0, 1978

ec People Try For Fair Deal

if

Phil. Stewart, Acting
Superintendent of Parks and
Recreation has announced a
new policy regarding

‘the past when the Arena was

the
“Public .

so heavily booked by the
major scheduled ice users
that other members of the

“To avoid this situation in
the future, public booking
times will be scheduled on a
permanent — basis.

basis and are to be offered to
the public on a reservation
basis which precludes
monepolization by any one

scheduling of publicwishingtobooktheice As a i : *
Booking" times for the fdr anhour or two have been minimum of twee Table Brained. Mr. Stewart es
Terrace Tee Arena. unable to. do so," Mr. booking times are to be The new reservation policy
‘There have been times in Stewart: said. | geheduled on a permanent includes the following
. . . restrictions: reservations

may be made a maximum of
three working days in ad-
vance; the reservation fee
must be pald in full at the
time the reservation ~
made; no single individual
or group may reserve more
than one public booking time
during any one week.

= PUBLIC

SKATING:
Monday «|
12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday
‘ fee 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
: saree ° Wednesday
TICKET NUMBER M 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m,
6:45 pm. - 6:15 p.m.
3 Thursday
12:15 pm. - 1:30 p.m.
Friday | _
42:15 p.m. - L:30° pm.
6:15 pm. - 7:45 p.m.
2 Sunday
4:45 p.m. - 6:15” p.m.
2 FAMILY SKATING:
: Sunday
Q 3 | 5 6 6:30 pm. - 8:00 p.m.
a .- It the tast five, four or three digits on your ticket are identical to and in i
the same order as these winning numbers above, your ticket is eligible Ho ckey .
to wih the corresponding prize. * :

last 5 digits WIN

$1,000

last 4 digits WIN

Group
Meets

$100

%

laat 3 digits WIN

$25

NOTE: $25 and $400 winners may claim thelr winnings by presenting
their ticket to any branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

; only in British Columbia,
the Yukon.
In the avent of discrepancy
numbers list as certified by
shall prevail.

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"SEPTEMBER 6TH EXCORE WINNERS

R. Desjardins Weg., M. Hazel Funk Victoria, VM.
Malllaux Calg.; William H. Harcis Kamloops,

Blious Wpg., Mrs. Violet Attard
Buchanan Tugask,
Nahirniuk Round Hill, J.0, Radulg
’ tid a: Shiriey

Joe Wing Yu Lam Calg., Drago

Terrace residents who can
hardly wait to lace on the
skates and ''kill themselves”
playing hockey: in the
Commercial Hockey League
should take note that there
will be a general meeting on
Monday, at the Senior
Citizen's Room (is this a
A sign) at the Terrace Arena at
19 o'elock. ; .

| It is very important that
¥ all players and coaches,
managers, referees and
interested persons attend the
meeting.

. A new executive for the
league will also be
nominated at the meeting.

Albarta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and

between this list and the official winning
the auditors of the Foundation, the latter

(In Trust) West Van., V.M.
Butierfield Salmon Arm., M.
Secar Wiy Dhansukh Bhaget Van.,
Norah H, Smith, Sask., JL.
Ross. Van., R.. Bambling §
Langley, . Bernice
Somiielson, /.Cedane:,

Burnaby,

NASLPA CERTIFIED

North Burnaby, WASHINGTON (AP)

Cole Sask.,.. Dahlia

has been certified as the

collective bargaining agent
for the players in the league.

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Spinks -Ali Fight to Draw
Largest Money Gate Ever

NEW ORLEANS (AP) —
The largest live gate in
boxing history already is
assured for the Muhammad
Ali-Leon Spinks fight, with
the bout still a more than a
week away. .

Ticket officials said
Thursday that more than

$3.5 million warth of tickets
have been sold for the Sept.
15 fight, nearly $1 million
more than the current record
of $2.6 million for the second
Dempsey-Tunney match in
Chicago in 1927, .
Tickets, which range in
price from $200 for the floor

Facemask May

“OFTAWA (CPY — Man-
datory use of helmets and
facemasks in minor hockey
leagues this year might have
a dangerous effect on the
players, officials said

‘Thursday.

“If they are dressed as
gladiators they will play like
gladiators," said Dick
Cordick, vice-president of
the Ottawa District Hockey
Association.

“The kids don't realize the
danger of a high stick when .
they are wearing a mask and
helmet,” said. Keith Duke,
president of the association.

And University of Toronto
Blues coach Tom Watt, who
runs a summer hockey
school, said boys aged 7 to 13
showed “absolutely no fear”
when wearing the helmets.

“They fly into corners with
no caution," Watt said.
“Maybe we should be
looking at rule changes to the
game itself rather than
protective equipment.”

“This is the first year that
helmets and facemasks have -

-been made mandatory by the: -

Canadian Amateur Hockey °
Association for the
estimated 900,000 boys and

-girls playing minor hockey

in Canada. ;
This is mainly due to

Be Dangerous

studies done by Dr. Tom
Pashby of Toronto over the
‘last four years for the
Canadian Ophthalmological
Society.

Pashby identified 253
players during 1974-75 who
suffered eye injuries, 42 of
whom were legally blinded
in one eye. He discovered
that the hockey stick ac-
counted for more than 60 per
cent of those injuries.
INJURIES REDUCED

Pashby’s work has been
credited by amateur hockey
officials for instigation of
new rules, additional
equipment and a reduction of
eye injuries to 40 in 1977.

“We should change the
rules for different graups of
kids," Watt said. ‘‘There’s
no way bantarns should be
playing the same game as
junior hockey players."

Walt compared football,
with its cumbersome
equipment, to rugby in which
players use very
‘equipment and emphasize
‘the kicking game.

"I'm not saying it’s the
same analogy but that is the
sort of thing we need.”

Wait said many groups get

together to play hockey

wearing sweat pants, skates
and carrying a stick.

Badminton Club
Wants Members

The Terrace Badminton
Club will officially get ac-
tivities underway Sunday,
September 10, at 7 p.m. in
the Skeena Secondary School
gym. .

An open invitation has
been extended to anyone
interested in playing bad-
minton throughout the
wintermonths.

The recent Olympics and
Commonwealth games have
convinced most people that
badminton is a fine physical
fitness sport and takes a

at deal of skill as one
-in ability.

There is no charge for the ,
first two weeks, to permit
prospective players to learn
something about the game

and to meet others who in-
tend to take oul a- mem-
bership for the up-coming
seasoi.

The club will seil shut-
tlecocks at the gym,
however, players will be
required to bring running
shoes a a racquet.

Badminton will be played
on a regular basis Tuesday
and Thursdays from 7 to
10:30 al Thornhill High
School and on Sundays from
7 to 10:30 at the Skeena

Secondary School.
The club already has a
membership © of ap-

proximately 90 members but
will welcome new members.

Anyone interested in more
information may contact
Murdo Macdonald at 635-
2301,

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$25 for the upper deck, are
selling at about 900 a day. At
thatrate, about 50,000 will be
sold by the day of the fight.

Officials say that more
than 50 per cent-of the $200
seats are sold, about 70 per
cent of the $100 seats, nearly
80 per cent of the $50 seats
and 10 per cent of the $25
ones,

If 10,000 seats are sold on
the day of the bout, pushing

the total attendance to

60,000, the gate would be
about $5 million, more than
twice that of $2.25 million for
last. January's Super Bowl in
the Dome.

Spinks is getting paid $3.78
million and Ali $3,25 million.

Local promoters
guaranteed $4 million to Top
Rank Inc. for the rights to
hold the fight in New Orleans
while ABC is paying $5.3
million for broadcast rights.

COACHES OHA TEAM

PORT COLBORNE, Ont.
(CP) — Don Gallinger, a Na-
tional Hockey League star in
the 1940s, has been named
coach of Port Colborne
Sailors of the Ontario
Hockey Association In-
termediate A League for the
1978-79 season, Gallinger, 53,
of Burlington, Ont. was
leading scorer for Boston
Bruins and 11th in the league
in the 1945-48 season. He left
the Bruins in 1948,

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