_ Rozelle wants fouling out [7

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) —
Commissioner Pete Rozelle
of the National Football
League sald. Monday
professional football can
reduce flagrant fouling by its
players through stricler en-
orcement of existing rules.

‘lt’s going to be up to us to

‘enforce the rules on the fla-

grant plays,’’ Rozelle, here
to.open the city's United Way
campaign, told a news

conference. “If it's a said when asked if tougher
flagrant foul, they should be rules and penalties might
thrown out of the game." help prevent thé disabling
- Rozelle said there were hits being made by defensive
unpenalized fouls committed players on offensive
in Sunday's game between players—including plays
Kansas City Chiefs and after the offensive player
Houston Ollers, whith the has gone out of bounds.

commissioner attended in
nearby Kansas City.
“T think that strong en-

‘forcement is the best

deterrent. there,” Rozelle

Indians.

defeat.

CLEVELAND (AP) —
Gary Alexander hit a two-
run fifth-inning homer
Monday, helping Cleveland
Indians to a 6-4 victory over
Toronto Blue Jays the
opener of an American
League 1]
doubleheader.

Alexander singled home a
Cleveland run In the first,
then hit his 25th homer of the

4 year to give the Indians a 5-4

lead over Jessie Jefferson, 7-

13,
Rick Waits, 12-13,
surrendered home runs to

Jays

Otto Velez, Doug Ault and
Dave McKay but recorded
his fifth straight triumph and
14th complete game this

season.
_ Ault’s shot followd Butch
Alberts’ double in the fourth
inning, and McKay followed
with his homer to give
Toronto a 4-2 lead.

Rick Manning’s single in
the fourth made it 4-3.

Andre Thornton hamered
in the seventh to become the -
first Cleveland player to hit
30 homers since Rocky
Colavite did it in 1966.

—-C.B. News

* ByDino

- Howdy again, all-you good
people out there in C.B. land,
time to settle down long
enough to get another
column out so let’s get an
with it... ;

Complaints and tots of
them, have been reaching
me lately so I feel it's that
time again when we must
bring to your attention and
stress the importance of the
use of CHO1, as by mutual
courtesy of the C.B.’ers in
the area, that channel 01,
remain open as a truckers
channel which is monitered
by a group of individuals
more commonly known as
The Four Way Flashers...as
most of you are aware, a
coupla of years ago, it
seemed that everyone was
hanging out on channel 19
and this includes the
truckers, and. there wwas

nothing but, hassles: because:
loca’

} is felt the truckers
should be on a channel of
their own and not tying up 19.
(‘This feeling was mutual not
only in Terrace, vt all over

B.C.)

less, the truckers
agreed to go to a channel
that was not in use at this
time, this being ch. 01, and
the Four Way Flashers went
with them, thus leaving all
the other channels open for
‘what use the other C.B.’ers
seen fit for.

The Four Way Flashers is
made up of a group of con-
cerned individuals whose
aim is te help the truckers
and in general, the motoring
‘public (24 hrs, a day 365 days
a year) who require
assistance, be it of an
emergency nature,  in-
formation, landlines.
directions or messages. This
part year alone there have

m approximately 640
assistance calls completed
which alone says something
and so we would ask ytour
continued support in helping
keep Ch, 01 clean and open
for this specific use.

This ls NOT a test channel,
Ch. 18 is there for that
purpose so please use it and
again I would remind you
that we do not give out
Smokey reports or time
checks...a5 saying goes,
if you can afford a 200 to 400
dollar radio, then you can
afford a $13.95 watch and if
you want to know where
Smokey is, try 19 or 1
(mobiles) and ask them
yourself, They are not hiding
80 that let's out any hide and
seek, . Speaking of our
local Smokeys, they have
long since installed a base
station and are monitoring
the emergency channel (09)
ona 24 hour basis so you Can
get directly thru to them
when required. :

Again, I would ask your
continued support in helping
keep the channels clean, not
only 01, but all the channels...
DON'T ABUSE the C.B.
There have been Instances
where lives have been lost all
becawie of total ignorance on
the part of the operator and

how you would feel if it

was YOU on the receiving .

end, Think about it! Is one
thorn of experience worth a
whole wilderness of war-

ning??

For you that did not know,
the B.B.C. G.R.S. have
started up the coffee breaks
once again now that the
holidays are over. Everyone
is welcome to attend so
come on downstairs at. the
Sandman INN EVERY
Sunday between 2 to 4 and

have coffee and meet with
the other C.B.'ers. Lota of
coffee and laughs...this last
Sunday brought out Mai-Tai,
Geronimo, , Wolverine,
Braided Rope, Mustang,
Snap-on, Grasshopper, Beep-
Beep, Super Thief and Super
Cookie, Radardski, Little
Dipper, Sleepy, Sandman,
Rock Crusher, Rain Drop,
Grey Cloud, Toolie and
visitors from P.R. ... Blue
Phantom, Blue Fairy, Misty
Blue and Little Blue Monster
(and of course yours truly).

Congratulations to Blue
Fairy and Blue Phantom for
bringing back the farthest
travelled trophy from
Battlegrounds. Wa amd to
Wee Geordie from Smithers
who brought back a radio
that he wou,

Word has it that a Ham
Radio Course is in the
making and we'll have more

information.on ‘this fpr you,
next week for those that are.

interested in it. .

A welcome to the air-
waves goes out to Moose-
Tracks (allas Big Foot, who
Super Thief was wondering
about). . :

On the less serious side
now, hear Mustang was four
sheets to the wind one nite
and now wants all ditches
removed... a hazard for sure
when stumbling about and
the rain had to stop too...

Urgently. wanted -
(seriously) all old, worn out
panty hose (ladies duly),
contact Geronimo and Fifi
on Ch, 17 or Dino (01). .

Speaking of Geronimo, a
select few, these being
Moose Tracks, . Blue
Phantom,: Blue- Fairy, Fill,

‘ours truly and Boozy (how

itting) were the first guests
to open the Tomahawk
Lounge and a dollar from
Fifi was presented to Dino on
behalf of all secretaries, to
buy a notebook. (This was
because they couldn’t stand
watching me use up all the
toilet tissue and discarded
cigarette packagtes to write
my notes on.) Mission ac-
complished and not im-
possible .,. have notebook ...

Congratulations to ‘Rain
Drop for her 20 dollar win
and to Stinger, Bumble Bee,
Spyder, Cobra and Dogstar
whose pictures made front
page news in the P.R, daily.

El Cheapo of the week
award goes to Radardski ...
penny refund returnedJ!

Biggest spender of the
week who has to go to Taolie
who spent a whole ten cent
silver piece, ;

Question
pany...have you fixed any
lawn mowers lately or
moved any more boulder-
s??T .

Good news for the peo
that were leary of
special room at Geronimo’s
20, the peep-hole has been
covered but watch out now
for the electric eye.

dust about missed this one
and that is the Renegade
Riders hang out on Ch. 28 so
now we know where to find:
them J wv ean ride fast
enough...hl guys.

GK. all you good people,
it's that time when we better
go 10-7 once again for
another week so we'll leave
you with the reminder that
cheerfulness is the best
promoter of health and is as
friendly to the mind as to the
body, so stay happy and we'll
catch you on the return...3’s
for now...and don't forget to

check in on the nitely net on,

Ch. 11 at 7 o’clock.. hear you
then???

+

for Bad Com: |

“Those things do occur,"
Rozelle said. “1 think they.
(players) can be made more
aware of the boundaries by

Rozelle said use of pills in the
.NFL is down dramatically
from the 1960s and early
1970s, partly because of stiff
league action to halt it and

Grim sley. wins No. 18 |

' MONTREAL (CP) — Lett- .

hander Ross Grimsley
pitched 71-3 perfect innings
and finished with a three-
hitter as Montreal Expos
snapped a four-game losing

streak with a 3-1 victory ever..

St. Louis Cardinals in a
National League baseball
game Monday night.
George Hendrick’s double
to right-centre broke up
Grimsley’s perfect game
and was'followed by an in-
field hit by Ken Reitz and a
single by Keith Hernandez to
produce the St. Louis run

partly because the federal. [i

government began requiring .
prescriptions: for am-
phetamines, og

“We've been on the drug.

problem,” Hozelle said.'']

can't say we've solved it. We:

can’t prevent a player from: :
getting amphetamines if his. &

: Don
no
. my

wife has a prescription for

them trying to lose weight. : :

Elks Binge

The Elk’s Bingo hours will
change effective September
13. On Wednesday nights the

doors will open at7 p.m. and §

the games will start at 7:30
p.m, A

before 4,999 fans. © oo
Gary Carter hit a two-run

homer, his 17th, for the;

Expos in the fourth to-give’ i

Montreal a 3-0 lead after ‘a
run-scoring double by Andre
Dawson in the third off

starter John Denny, 11-11.

Grimsley moved hii
record to 16-9, tying Phil
Niekro of Atlanta for most
victories in the National

_ League this season, Grim -
sley also tied-the Expos’ club. ~

record for victories in a
season, set by Carl Morton,
who was 18-LL in 1970. °

Street in Thornhill.

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