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"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6; 1963.

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BALL :WAS- HIDDEN’

LL WAS but the action was plentiful when Veritas
- , Met Cassie Hall in elementary school soccer last week, Veritas
_ tied league leader Cassia Hat! 3-3,

. George Kenny photo

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Terrace’s bowlers went into
. action as the leagues started
their, fall-winter season in the
past week, ¢ yota
’ . They'll take “time out ‘for:
the Terrace Bowl-a-gplel Nov- |
‘ember 15,16 and 17. when:
teams in -four-divisions:-will :
; Compete for prizes: including
tran:
knives
dack?a

sistor radios, electric
.Canh openers and ‘fish

The results of
play follows; - :
MEN'S LEAGUE (Mondays)
STANDINGS; 1, Ginis, 23,
2, Ev's Mens Wear. 20; 3, -
Drifters, 18;.-4,.Missert. 13, .
_ _ High: single: ‘Ernie ‘Stevens.
293; ' high’ thitee, Ernie Stev.

last week's,

Pulishe, 226... wat sta
.. Team single, Ev’s Mena
Wear, 1210; High three, Ev's
Mens Wear, 3484,
' FORESTER’S LEAGUE
MEN: High alngle, Gordon
Dixon, 304; High three, Gor-
‘don Dixon,.717; High average,

Cornie Fleming, 203,
WOMEN; High single, Judy
_Strumecki,.. 249: High: free,

Jean “Dixon, “549: High
See
2 MIXED“! AauE

Bowlers to seek
~ Bowlaspiel loot

TEAM STANDINGS: 1, Sup-
ervalu, 24; 2, ‘Timberland, 21 A
3, M and R Batbers 19; 4,
Skeeng Hotel, 18, :

-" MEN: High single, Delt
, Bjorson,” 316; high three, Bud
- Smith, 717;

‘Warsimage, 252.° °°
| WOMEN: | High Single,
Trudy . Leman," 370;° high
three, Trudy Lehman, 804;
valu 1089, high three, Supers
valu, 3070,

_ STANDINGS;
High Five 23;
-Singalongs,14,: °°

‘High. single, Peggy Hartnell,
248; high triple Lorraine Ko-

foed 592; high average. Gloria -

Big Five, 26;
Kingpins, 17;

‘| Benford, 220,

" THURSDAY (MIXED) -
.-S LANDINGS: .1, Yah Hoos.
20; 2,.Tilllcum Theatre 19;
7 4 ,Sbeiman. 18; 4, Slowpokes .
MEN: High ‘single, Chris:
Porter, 318; high nee Chris
-Porter, 845; average,
Efiila Stevens, 294. *
cowed NY HRA ELARE “an
-Kofoed .288; ‘High thre’, :Gall

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ofoed, 744; High average,
Helen Fogtman, 198, : .

high average, Stan

high’ average, Fearl Paulson, -
“TEAM: High-single, Super. |

In Saturday's.- action - Skeena

from Hazelton 9-15, 17-15, 1505,

| field,

‘Skeena Senior girls basketball squad, the Tsimshian Maids"

are practising now for thelr first intex-school game at Smithers,.
Coach Don Matheson Is confident that they can win the.

Smithers tournament: and also g0 on to take the zone finals
in Terrace thia year, ee 7
The’ Maids ‘are inow ‘looking
replace’ the: traditional purple
for the new blue, black
. Skeena Secondary-
opens in-the:Néw Year,’

“ed Son
_at volleyball meet .

Skeena Secondary senlor girls | ment ‘in Prince Rupert Novéii-

‘for new uniforms which will -

gold of Skeena Secondary .
‘and white, of Caledonia Secondary,
becomes a*funior. high when Caledonia _-

volleyball squad placed secondin | ber 23, Lo, a
-the Kitimat tournament Novem. |.: Junior girls also placed sec.
‘ber 2, oo ' fj ond. fn their division Saturday,

They lost straight sets to Kit.
imat 15-7, 15-4, then trounced
Hazelton . 15-0,-15-3, and finally
disposed of Booth Mema
Prince Rupert, in straight sets,
~ Boys’ volleyball squad wontwo

. Fhe, sedand piace finish makes |
them ‘ineligible to’ compete in
the: B,C..-Provinelal- tournament
-An ‘Vancouver November 15, 16,

‘dropped the opener toKitimat 15-

‘10, 15-7, ‘then took a thriller | imat Seniors, beat Kitimat Jun-

jors, -béat Rupert sentors, and
game to Hazelton,

dropped -a
-to Rupert juniors,

They continued their ec
y mued their come and another ©

from behind technique to drap
Prince Rupert 12-15, 15.7, 15.9,
They play their next tourna-

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_ Eighteen rinks
VALTIES.., MO i ; Teeth, Oe ye og os
hy Harmes Gerard Her- open.pla WL is

as kitted whil viplepe oo plas de
se a First Worl ““Tadies’ cu fling

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: ;. Elghteen rinks were involved

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wonder so ‘many ‘people

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lended for easy.taste. Now

. We've exptained it, ‘get:the
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with the Seagram name on it, No
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Whisky).

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OL British. Columbia,

a —_ "| when Ladies Curling League play

: LONE eed ce

Liquor Control Board or by

-, | Started last week,
- #7 7" 1°." Games were played October 79
eS TD and By ee
ee oe RESULTS:: Kosteck bt Mekir-
non: “Myers °)-bt Judd; Ruehlen
bt Hildebrand; Bartlett bt Fras.
er; Braathen bt Houlden; Olson
bt ‘Gravelle; Beckley bt Davy;
Sharples bt Dempster; Jones bt

<2 _JTERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, ‘B.C,

“ump into the water with the

SKEENA BASKETBALL MAIDS |

_| to take part ina

"4 they really enjoy

five games. They lost to Kit- | wi

Wweady has a busy

to hot step it into

another fleld of
The swim

By CINDY LOEWEN. - ;
Instructors have just been
through a short couse ‘of special-
ized training and. are ready. to

the- course. at. the Skoglund:

Hotsprings pool, + Lo,
|. “We can only hope to got in
‘three lessons this fall and get
our feet wet,” MeConnell: said,
but we eae ad amsak
session next sp al nin
the fall,” The mentally retarded
children will receive ona half
-| hour of instruction: each Wed
from - the Hot-
| Springer's Swim Club were ont’
at the Hotsprings Oct, 27 and 28
ig course.
The- instruction was | given by
Mrs, Pamela Gremshaw from
Woodlands School for Retarded
Children in New Westminster, -
8 n instructors from Ter.
| tace and Kitimat took part in
the course, Several: of the re-
‘tarded children . from Terrace
also went out tothe pool and
gave the new instructors an op.
bortunity to try out-the
aspects of their teaching, -
“We learned a lot of little
things what to do and what not
to do, These children are a little
"More skittish about: getting into
the water but onee they are in
themaelves,”*

McConnell explained, = |,
:_ “We have to work at a slows
er pace because their ‘progress
isn’t as fast,” eg ee
: To make sure the children are
well taken care of lessons will
“be given with one instructor on
hand for every four pupils, .
“ ‘Transportation and care of the
children until! they ‘get into the
pool, will be undertaken by the
Mentally Retarded Children’s
‘Association, The - Hotepringers
Il take-over from there, The
swim club is also providing use
-of the pool to the retarded young.
‘stera, Tt
: “This will be a community
‘service provided by the swim! ;
‘elub,” McConnell said, ‘The re-
‘ereation committee of the De-

ment .of-3

+ Phe Hotsp

aftew six years of operation al-
brogram. 'The
otsprings Pool fs available tof ~
em for ten weeks tn the spring
and ten weaks In the fall, In

Gord MeConnell and his Hotspringsr’s Swim Club are about.

club~ will sponsor a. leart-to-swim - program
for Terrace. mentally retarded youngsters, coe .

children, we car
About 8 children from Ter &
| Tace are oxpected' to take part,

a

uate to become instructors, -

is looking forward to, branching
ont some more next spring, It |
Dracticall with

,| the physically handicapped,

tise
he Mondays Tuesdays and-Thurs—4 --
ngor's ‘Swim. Club| “7S at OP.

are, Two
Sunday with

Head coach is Mel Marquan
assisted by Joe Prokopetuk end

‘activity

McConnell said the swim club

hoped they can.get underway.
wim program for

BASKETBALL
- JUNIORS SET
FOR SEASON

Skeéna Secondary junior bas-
-ketball squad is takingthe season

erlously,
Players have scheduled prac-
for, three nights each week,

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: games are played each
game time at 2 p,m,

that time they provide swimming
instruction for 55 teenagers, 30
preschoolers, 20 adults; and 200
youngsters manage to get their
swimming in on Saturdays, ;

Red Cross programs are fol-
lowed and as the club grows the

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