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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, BC,

_ Wades November zi, 1968

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BASKETBALL

Skeena Tsimshians
Lakelse Motor Hotel
Albert & McCaffery
Agar Red & White

SCORING LEADERS
Webster LMH
Kluss SK

Philpot A,

Cervo SK

Kester SK ©
Stroet A & M
Champoux

Wilson A
Marquardt LMH
Prokopchuk LMH

MONDAY MEN'S LEAGUE: 1,
Gims 33 2, Ev's 31 3. Drif=
ters 24 4, Lucky Strikes 21.

Mens High Single: George
Haugland 316; Men’s High Three,
George Haugland 831; ;Men’s High
Average, Brian Kirby 244,

LO.F. LEAGUE 1, 102 93;
2% 103 989; 3, 108 84; 4,
105 78,

Men’s High Single: Car] Sever~
son 662; Mens High Three,
George Holiday 301; Mens High
Average Cornie Fleming 202,

Ladies high single: Ellen New
242; Ladies High Three, Ellen
New 662; Ladies High Average,
Cathy Watson 178,

THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE:
1, Supervalu 30, 2. Timberland
26, 3. O’Brien Insurance 23,
4, Skeena Hotel 23,

Mens High Single, Robert Cote
432; Mens High Three Marcel

BOWLING RESULTS

5 TANDINGS

WON
8 1st
7 4
5 6 ,
2 9
Season Hi Points
3 2 207
96 192
31 185
24 178 f
26 ' 173
32 170
29 168
27 166
20 143
21 108

Men's High Single Ben Math
eson 312; Mens High Three Ron
Freed 776; Mens High Average
Ernie Stevens 224,

Ladies High Single Jean Both

273; Ladies High Three Thelma | 2: _

Benner 676; Ladies High Avyer-
age Helen Fogtmann 195,

FRIDAY HOUSE LEAGUES; 1,

Wreckers 83, 2. Out of ae

ers 69, 3. Roll Alongs 5744; 4
Nor-Pac 57.

Men’s High Single Leo Schul-
miester 262: Men’s High Three
Doug Chandler 689; Men’s High
Average Dell Bjorson 220,

Ladies High Single Dorothy
Cummer 243; Ladies High Three
Dorothy Cummer 620; Ladies
vigh Average Dorothy Cummer
198,

-| McCaffery squad.

Five seconds to go,
and Barlow sank it .

With the score tled 59-59, five | win it‘ handily when they took a |
seconds left, and 15 feet. to the |second half lead of 55-45 mine
‘| basket, what do you do? utes with the help of Mel Mare j

If you're Dave Barlow of Lake-| quardt scoring on fast breaks.
Ise Motor Hotel you shoot. The Almacs came back strong-

And sink {it to win the ball] ly and Jack Stroct dipped one in
game over a strong Albert and] to tle the game at 59-59 with 20
seconds on the clock.

Barlow's last-setonds sharp| The Barlow sank his big one
shooting gave Lakelse a 61-59] for the Lakelse win.

margin over the Almacs, | LAKELSE MOTOR HOTEL 61:

M. Marquardt 1 19) J, Prokopelnis
It was 4 see-saw game withthe| 11, W. Trida 4, B, Ganzer 3
| lead constantly changing in the; Barlow 7, G. 45. 2, D. Ware
first half, Baskets by Joe Pro-| ster 15,
kopchuk gave Lakelse a half-| ALBERT & McCAFFERY 59:
time 31-29 lead, Harold Champoux 6, D. War ar

Tt Tooked like Lakelse could J. Stroct 11, H, Hambuls

RE Blessin 15, 8. Reynolds ae

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poe USE CAREFULLY

Hera Id 21 Use stain removers sparingly,

ee “| Many short applications are bet-
sports | tex than one long one,

NORSE CONTRIBUTE ;
Norway haa contributed $43,-
:/ 007 to ald the UN educational
and training program for South-
ern Africans,

R. A. Frampton, C.A,

The appointment of Mz. R. A. Frampton as Secratary-Treasurer
and Mr. 0. 8. Sharp os Assistan! Secretory-Treasurer ore announced

_ by Mr. Wi. F. Foster, President of Ocean Cement & Supplies Ltd.
Priat to these appointments Mr. Frampton was Secretary and fr.
Sharp, Treasurer of the Company, Mir. Frampton hos been a member
of the Executive Committee since February.:

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4838 Hyw. 14 W.
Phone 635-3342 (next to Skeena Auto Body)

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RAPT ATTENTION Vis displayed by Fred Philpot member
of a combination Lakelse-Agar squad as he watches Hazeltor’s
Bud Smith, Hazelton won handily,

Gagne 763; Mens High Average
Stan Warmisage 250.
Ladies High Single Jackie OL.

Cellar-dwellers
topple students |

Cellar-dwelling Agar Red and White pulled the baskethall

upset of the season when the

upset the high-flying Skeena

Tsimshians 85-82 (November 21).

Agar recorded a fantastic
come-from-behind effort after
trailing the students 47-39 at the
half. ~

Agar took an early lead at the
start, then Tsimshians led by
Bob Kester and Rod Kluss pour-
ed on the coals, for the halftime
margin,

Agar came out to play in the
_ second half, With Don Cottrell
amd Fred Philpot doing most of
the scoring they pulled up to a
70-70 tle with seven minutes on

e clock,

ed hands three times,

Then with the seore tied 75-
79 and 90 seconds left in the
game, Don Cottrell and Walter
Elkew broke free for baskets
and the ball game,

AGAR RED & WHITE 85: R.
Wilson 22, "F, Fhilpot 21, W.
Elkew 18, D, Cottrell 22, B,
Turner 2,

SKEENA TSIMSHIANS 82: R.
Kluss 23,.E. Obzera 2, B. Kes
ter 21, F. Cervo 18, R. Dakin

inary 261, Ladies High Three
Jackie Olinary 609, Ladies High
Average Pearl Paulson 217.
WEDNESDAY LADIES LEAGUE
Ladies High Single Gail Ko-
foed 257; Ladies High Three Glor-
ia Bamford 623, Ladies High
Ayerage Gloria Bamford 210.
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE;
1, Tillicum Theatre 29, 2. Yahoos
26, 3. Five Dueces 24, 4, Sper-
mans 24, 5, Don’s Gang 24,

KEEP IT STRAIGHT
To keep a hem straight, press
up and down, not around the skirt
or dress,

RICH IN NIACIN
One cup of coffee contains as
Youch niacin as five slices of en.
riched bread,

r In a wild ending thelead chang-

13, B. Keller 1, T. Wilson 4,

; The ales: have. obanged. So has the uniform. But one style is still what it was

back ‘then.’ Old Style. It’s still brewed slow and natural for real men who
: : know the real thing. That's why it’s your style. Tackle one tonight and see,

Provincial Government direct grants to school districts

- - Portion of public schoo! costs raised by local property taxes paid by

- ‘Total Cost of operating our public schools

_ REPORTS TO YOU.

-~, onthe Annual Financing of yo

_ Public School System

on _ Where the money comes from
| “PRESENT FISCAL YEAR

Provincial ‘personal and corporate income taxes
Provincial sales tax _

Provincial natural resource revenues to payment of annual Home-owner Grants

to reduce the taxes on individual home-owners of the property tax. levies
by school districts _

Federal contribution to construction of public school vocational training units

from Federal personal income tax collected from British Columbia taxpayers

Total estimated Provincial revenues to financing of our public schools °
Property-owner contributions by local school taxes to ‘Support our public schools
_— pald by business and industry So
— paid by residential property-owners a, ee .
Total revenues expended on our public schools oe

"Where the money goes

School district share of teachers superannuation paid by the:
- Provincial Government

Frée textbooks provided by Provincial Government -

Provincial Government Home-owner Grant payments to resident home-owiers
to reduce the amount'of local school property taxes a .

Total Provincial Government payments for the operation of our public schools

_ business, industrial and residential property owners

1

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

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ur. 3 -

116,600,000
“11,700,000
41,000,000,
4,500,000
173,800,000
98,200,000

_ 25,700,000
“$297,700,000

126,000,000

 ,400,000
4,400,000

| a 73,800,000

128,900,000

$207,700, goo

Thus, home-owners only, pay this year, $25, 700; 000"

“out ofa total public school cost of $297700,000 which is less than o%

The Goverment of. British Columbia raises and advances all the money for approved capital
“school. building costs throughout the Province and repays 50% to. 90% | of capital costs: ‘in
" Becordanice. with assessment values. . . ; . ne eee