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“HARVEY, DID YOU JUST TELL JUNIOR IT
"WAG AGAINST “THE LAW FOR YOUTO-PLAY _
CATCH. WHEN A FOOTBALL GAME IS ON?” —

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Swe
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veterans of

_., placent
” -Easkatchewan Roughriders

ix

‘could be in for a surprise if

*"rggach Ron Lancaster is true
+; to his word. ° .
_ Although the untried
-. rookies will get plenty of
. Chances to'show their talents

foday in the Roughriders’

.. first pre-season game,
” veterans

eonfident on
hanging on to their positions

shik,

one quarter just prepare
themselves to play one
quarter," Lancaster said in

an interview this week.
- “That's no good.

“We'll play people for one

* quarter, and if they're not,

working they'll play for-two

* quarters and if they're still ©

not working they'll play for
three and four quarters and
then if they’re not working, T

a guess they just don't want to

play football.”
The Roughriders will face.

* Calgary Stampeders, _ who

rolled over Winnipeg Blue
Bombers 36-13 last Sunday in

‘Winnipeg. But Stampeder
‘.- poach Jack Gotta thinks he'll
‘| have his work cut out for

him.
“Roughriders have more
veterans on defence than
Winnipeg, plus they'll get to
Be ion tim. They've also
had that extra week of
‘practice, Bo it should he a
me oN
Quarterback Ken Johnson

- KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP)

‘— Former heavyweight

boxing champion Leon
Spinks faces an tinexpected

house. -

Kalamazoo County clreuit

court documents say the
owners of a house in which
Spinks lived during' a
training stint at the
Kalamazoo Boxing Academy
- him because he
failed to follow through on

+ baying the house.

John Conlon, iawyer for

the owners, Charies M. and
_ Linda Ostrowsky, now of §
Valley Forge, Pa., said

Wednesday he also had sued

in district court asking for  &
eviction of Spinks for failure £

ta pay $1,000 rent for Apiil
and May

Though Spinks signed a
purchase agreement, he
failed to try to obtain a
mortgage for $48,800 ta buy
the house, even alter getting
a month's extension from the
March 21 deadline for dolng
so, the Oatrowskys said.

The Ostrowskys said title
to their home now was

" elouded and their reputation 2:

and credit worth damaged.
“They asked judge Robert
Borsosto order payment of
“back rent and $20,-000 in

~~ damages and to grant clear

title.
Spinks spokesmen could

not be reached immediately.

ayn
M

American rookle Steve
Bayuk will see most of the
action. Gotta has three solid
‘quarterbacks in Johnson,
John Hufnagel and Craig
Juntunen, He doesn't plan to
cut any of them ‘until possi-
bly after the third pre-season

game.
Calgary! rookie Darrel)
Moir and sophomore
Canadian Tom Reimer have
been designated as the punt-
return team..:: : :

dlr---; and»... sophomore-
Canadian Tom Reimer have
been designated as the punt-
return team.

Cornerback Terry Irvin,

who led the club in pass —

Interceptions last year, will

be given a chance at kick-off.

returns, along with Richard
Crum, James Sykes ~and
Robert Sparks,
necithe an ibly
guys,” poss: 52
will dress for the game,

Lancaster, in his first

game as coach after a 22-
year career as quarterback,
will take 45 players to

Calgary. :
Veterans on the team have

‘ already seen some surprises,

as tackle Sam Holden and
guard Ralph Galloway have
lost starting positions to
Curtis’ Ester and Neil

Quilter.

Tackle Joe Miller is back
on-the offensive line, but
guard ‘Roger Aldag and
centre Larry Bird, both
Injured, will be replaced by

» Spinks still fights
“but for his house now

‘No date was ‘set for a

hearing in circuit court. 2

-Trial was. set for June 28 in
thie eviction case in district
court,

a
zo

laying out pages.

after noon..

“all the.

oS
~ SPORTS:

Reporter . photographer
REQUIRED
“. hy the Dally Herald

- Coaches promising to
‘be rougher on Riders 222 573|

“CALGARY (CP) — Com- ‘will start for Calgary,- but Gerry: Hornett and Bob.

Poley,..
Lancaster would also like
. to .aee..thea. defensive ine
established. .

“We've got to get these
guys settled in there because
we can't have the confusion
we've been having with so
Many changes.”

There is also a struggle to
see who gets to back up
quarterback Tom Clements,

acquired from Ottawa

lgary,;reokie Darrell... Rough, Riders” Hhia.apring.
“Deity Dick; Steve Bukich ©

and Lloyd Patterson all want
the job. Kiekoff time is 9:30
pm, EDT. .

Kitimat Tides

Saturday, June 16

a Sunday, June 17

Service

: 635-9477

This Is an opportunity for a young man or woman who knows
the local sports scene to become a reporter-photographer. A
knowledge of local sports Is essential and the ambition to cover

local sports and learn the desk work involved in editing and

.. Adriver’s licence and transportation is required. Salary to be
determined by previous experience. Apply at the Daily Herald

| POOL

“d+. ‘The Terrace ‘community. swimming pool. is
| offering. a life saving and instructor’s course
. during thesuimmer months to train the qualified

; - formation concerning this program is available .
‘from Gary or Elaine at 638-1177, :

a Finnish sta

Jim's Tips & Tides

CARE OF FISHING REELS
At. lease once a year you should completely clean
your reel with @ solvent or other recommended.
cleaning agents. For saltwater reels | recommend
twice a year or more. Take out all screws and parts,
- clean off any corrosion or dirt, cover the parts with a
light coating of grease or oll to protect them and to
assure that the scraws aren‘t frazen into the reel. Don’t
= use heavy automobile grease In the gears as there are
many good quality silicone lubricants which will im-
prove the action of your reel. Also use silicone fishing
y reel ojls for smooth reel action and protection. —
GOOD FISHING! . -

Jim's Tackle
Quality & Personalized

Everything for the Fisherman
4120 Hwy. 14 E.

i

TRAINING

by Don Baker’ os a

people ‘required next
pool facilities, os
There is no charge for the courses. More in-

year as employees at the

-. Another possible alterr ‘*-. to the summer

time blues may be ti. .,ak cliniey h the
Terrace recreation department is sponsuring in

conjunction with the B.C, Whitewater

Association. All sessions will take place Wed-
- nesday, July 25th at Ule’s place on Lakelse Lake,
- Interested persons should register at the arena
office before June 26th.

If kayaking and lifesaving are not your idea of
summer fun then many other opportunttles for
recreational fun are available at the pool. For
example, many citizens of Terrace have been
awakened to the positive beneflts of a sauna
‘from the use of that facility. In the words of the
world-famous sauna expert John Vertanen: ‘A
‘sauna has an envigorating, rejuvenating and
tempering effect, while cleansing the body,
tefreshing the spirit and leaving one with a
feeling. of — complete ~ well-being...”

. These opportunities for recreational fun are
but a fraction of those which will be available to
the public during the months to come.

Canucks sign

VANCOUVER (CP) — :
Vancouver Canucks of the
National Hockey League will
ign Finnish star Velll Pekka
Ketola to a one-year con-
tract, wie generel manager
Jake Milford. — ;

the World. Hockey &
Association title, was sup-
posed to join Vancouver last 4
season for the playoffs
against Philadelphia Flyers iG
but he brake a hand and the §
deal fell through.
Ketola spent two seasons
with the Jets before they
traded ‘him to Calgary near:
the end of the 1976-77 season.
He was depressed by the
trade and went back to
Finland to play. oA
In taking Ketola from Fin- 9
idagd, the Canucks won't have
ziodbay. the required $50,000

High 6:15a.m. - 17.041.

7:25 pam. - 17.5 ft.
Low 12:50p.m.-3.4ff.
High 7:30.a.m. - 16.5 ft.
8:30 p.m.- 17.8 ft.
1:35am. - 6.1 ff
1:45p.m.-4.4ft.

Low

' champlonshi

" WINNIPEG (CP) — The
plekup truck which Gall
Najda of Winnipeg willuse to

_ defend her Streat Eliminator

clans ite at (alm
ragways _ year 8 ap-
propriately decorated with
the words “Draggin’ Lady.”

Mrs. Najda's’ win in the
1978 brackets competition
has been the highlight of a
short dragracing career

- which also includes reaching

divisional semifinals in the
1977 United States National
Hot . Rod Association

ae
Mrs. Najda, 37, says she

“was hooked on drag-racing
_ through

her ‘husband Paul,
“Firat of ail, wa were just

* interested fans,” she recalls,

Since then, the Najdas hava
raced at tracks In North Da:
kota, South Dakota and Min:

 nesota.

’ Mra, ‘Najda. says thelr
most memorable. ap-
pearance was at the hot rod
assoclation divisional meet
in Denver, Colo,, lagt year,

“We didn’t know what to
expect dawn there," says her
husband.

“The temperatura and
altitude really threw us off.
St does funny things to the
carburetors, and Gall was
eliminated in the first round,
I went out in the second

round.”

' He says they did learn that:
Mra. Najda's reactlon tlme
off the starting line is equal

wl

o

The Herald, Friday, June 15, 1979, Page 7

The lady drags

to that of the top drivers in.

North America..

Bracketa competitions in
which the Najdas race are
the most popular among

drivers, :
In brackets, drag racers

flrat predict what their race-

day performances will be.

They then try to come os

closa as possible to those

guesses, without exceeding
em

Drivers who go faster than
Predleted are ‘really. twoitg

“You are rea
against yourself,” exfaia
no

“If you go under by toa
much, you'll get beaten by
the other drivers, so you
have to really know what
your car can do,’’ her
husband adda,

‘Mra, Najda pays ahe has
never felt intimidated . by
being one of the few women

rivers in a traditionally.

male field.

“I get some feedback, but
it is all second-hand and
thirdhand, 1 guess there Is
some resentment with some
drivers,” she says,

"Ty really don't talk to that
many drivers during the
day. I’m 60 involved with
what I'm doing, I don't have
the tlme.””

Drag racing is strictly a
hobby for Mrs. Najda, a high :
echool Ubrarian, and her
teacher husband. .

oat you make Cin prize
money 8 for your gas,
but anything else comes out
of your et,’ Paul says,

Mrs, ajea currently is
sponsored by a local speed

“ shop, Her ttle win last year

has the Hag hore benefit us
exemp! r from en
fees at the Gimli, Man., drag
strip this year.

Mrs. Najda says her only
near-disaster came when she
had to swerve to avoid the
hood which had blown off an
opponent's car.

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