Band director and music teacher Brian Bell leads the Skeena

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Junlor Secondary School Gold Band Into an up-beat.

Trumpet player Dave Farkvam iries perciusion on for size,

A‘s need owners help |

OAKLAND (AP) — Major
league baseball owners
might be able to provide the
key to unlock the snafu
which has prevented
Oakland A’s from moving to
Denver, a team general
manager said Sunday.

Bob Kennedy of the
National League’s Chicago
Cubs said there is a
possibility the owners might
kick in more than the $1
million they have agreed to

Hustler sick

ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) —

Hustler magazine owner
Larry Flynt continues to
have an elevated tem-
perature but his vital signs
are stable and he remains in
serious condition, ‘an Emory
statement Monday seid. —
_. Flynt and his local lawyer,
Gene Reeves, were gunned
down March 6 in Lawren-
ceville, Ga., as they returned
to the courthouse during
Fiynt's ‘trial on distributing
obscene material. Police are
still searching for the
unidentified gunman.

A brief medical advisory
issued Sunday said Flynt had
‘developed a small opening
between his cclon and the
abdominal wall. The

saghou

statement did not elaborate.-

pay to help the A's out of

their lease at the Oakland ©

Coliseum. -

“I would think we'll have a
decision by tomorrow
{today),"" epid Kennedy, a
former manager of the
Oakland club.

The Oakland Coliseum is
reported to be seeking #3
million to allow the A's out of
their lease, In additlon to the
$1 million already com-
mitted by the owners, A's
owner Charles Finley has
said he will pay $1 million
“but not one dime more.”

Kennedy's idea, which he
sald he has discussed with
Buzzie Bavasi, general
manager of California
Angele, is to have the 26
owners contribute about $7,-

000 each for seven years,io .

make up the difference.

“Whether. it’s today or
later this week, the thing
could still go through,”
Bavasi said Sunday. “Finley
just ‘called me an hour ago,
asking how the baseball
people felt about helping him
out, and Ttold him it looked
good.”

Finley, however, sald in a

‘telephone interview Sunday

night that there “was
“nothing
fis efforts to sell the A's to
Denver oilman Marvin

Davis and the club's transfer

set

The lifty members of the Skeen
Brlan Bell, |

Gold Band clears
throat for festiival

by AnneDavis

Starting on April 3rd, the
Bands in Terrace will be
selling tickets on a first of its
kind, Yamaha lotto with over
fifteen hundred dollars worth
of prizes!!! There will be:
four prizes for first. Prize

, winnera who will receive a

brand new Yamaha organ,
one second. Prize will win a
Yamaha guitar, and a third
and fourth, who will recelve
headphones.

The Skeena Gold Band will
be selling the tickets which
are $1 a piece, and by selling
these tickets we hope to raise
enough money to pay for our
up-coming trip to the

gan in May. os

So far we have raised two
thirds of the money required
for the trip. Each member
of the band mitist. raise
(through fund raising ac-

Chalk up another first for
Alma Walker. Her ap-
pointment as president of the
Marham Fair marks the

tivities) $180.00 to go on the
trip. The whole Band is
looking forward to this trip
as it is one of the biggest

band-tripe that many of our’

members have on!
April ‘ne Bond a Maret

e stage-band,
and thelr members will be
competing in the Terrace
Arts Festival and they are
working hard on their en-
tries, Last year beth our

Gold Band and Stage-Hand

won firstplace in their

events, this year we hope to

do as well, ;

Our thanks to all who have
supported us up till now, and
we ook, a eart 0 your
continued - 8 in the

Many more thanks,
The Skeena Gold Band

CHALK UP ANOTHER FIRST
first time a woman has held | maj

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She was Markham’s first
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catches her in motion.

Lefitoright, Mike Gandyke Alto saxaphone player Rick
MeKinnon Tony Appels, trumpet piayer Dave Farkvam.

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R.C. plane flies Georgia Strait

NANAIMO, B.C, (CP( —
Two Vancouver men guided
& model airplane across the
Strait of Georgia from
Vancokver to this Vancouver
Island city Sinday.

Fred Stephens, a marina
manager, and. mechanic

. Gerard McHale took turna
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The plane, which carried
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Jays get
new pitcher

Pittsburgt Pirates of
's National League -
have assigned the contract
ofnpitcher Larry Demery to
Toronto Blue Jays of the
American league. —

The 24-year-old right-
hander was put on waivers -
by the Pirates, with whom he
started his major league |
career in 1974,

Demery has a lifetime
lor league record af 28
wing and 23 losses and a
lifetime earnedrums average
of 8.

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power two-cycle engine and
4 nine-foot wing span, flew
about 200 kilometres. There

fuel left after the flight was
completed.

The plane has a top speed
of about 100 kilometres an
hour.

Stephens said it took him
about three months to build
theplanesn

Both’ men belong to the
Radio Control Fiying Club of
British Columbia.

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