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THE HERALD, Monday, March 20, 1976, PAGE 5

_Molstar mountain coming-up

- again, - Molson
_prewerles is. presenting
dual slalom -pra-
racing at Silver -Star
» sfernba, BC. on

Saturday” April

proximately 40 teams

wilt compete compete for the 4,000 -

prise 7fneney, put up by

; Me ‘Bach team is made up of

three professional ski in-
atructors representing areas
in Western Canada which
have featured the Molson
Molstar program this
winter. To qualify a team, a

Bronze medals are awarded
ndent on performance.
Watch for further details

_Ex- Terrace boys
play Viking style

\ .
Returning to Terrace
shooting-the-hoope are two
ex-Caledonia Secondary
School students. Greg Ross
and Kurt Houlden will be
playing with the University
of Victoria Vikings on March
at 8 p.m. in the Caledonia’

participating Molstar area gym

must have held at least 8
Molstar events with a
minimum total of 200 en-
trants; 500 entrants quallfies
two. teams; over 1,000 en-
trants qualifies a third team.
. To date this year over
20,000 skiers in Western
Canada have taken part in
Molstar races, Many ski
areas have already qualified
tWo and three teams, which

naturally increases their

chances for the prize money.

“The Molstar program
gives skiers a chance to
establish a rating on easy
giant. slalom courses. By
entering often, skiers can
compare their Molstar
ratings and see how they are
improving throughout . the

season.
“Molstar Gold, Silver and
Refuses
‘Union
~ Demands

“Kaiser Resources Ltd, has *
refused a union demand to .
meet with 1,300 miners on a
wildcat
secretary-treasurer’ Jim
Caldwell said Wednesday.

The workers, members of
the United Mineworkers of

- America Local 7202, walked

off the job Monday to protest

areducilon in the number of
men assigned to oll shovels
and drills.

“(There used to be 1,500
union employees here," said
Caldwell. ‘Now there's
1,300. People are saying
;who's next?'”?

*: Caldwell ‘gaid a meeting
- local’ company
representatives: Wednesday

’ made no progress in the

dispute. Kalser has ‘said it
will not discuss the issue
until the workers’ retum to
’ eir jobs. tee

by Jack Stewart
In a‘fast, hard hitting

| fame at the arena on

‘Thursday night it was Totem
Ford over Skeena Hotel 9 to

6,

~ At the 12:11 mark, Skeena
were first on the board when
Bob ‘Couture assisted by
Dave Sharpe and Lanny
/Nevison got his first marker.

-Totem's Tom Farrow,
asaisted by Sean James, tled
it up 32 seconds later,

‘It was. Skeena’s Dave
Sharpe -assisied by Ken
Zeigler and Bob Couture.48
seconds later,

‘With 16:04 gone Skeena
scored thelr 3rd goal of the
period, it was Bob Couture

After: 11_ years with one

alt Rod: Carew has a

ome ‘dream is to play for
‘another team.

“(f feel I've done a lot for
this club,” saya the Min-
nesota “Twing hitting star.
“Pye given the Twinf con-:

. glsteney, Now ] want to be on

achamplonship team, I want
to put on an exhibillon of

’ hitting in the World Series

with 50 or 60 million people
looking at.it,”’
“Carew atill has two years

; to go onhis contract.with the .
Twins, but-indicated Wed- -

nesday he will:play out the

ct next year and mea
Poe agent with the hope of
‘catching on with New York

~ Yankees

' That would put him in the
lucrative free-agent market
at the age of 34, a productive
age as fer as. Carew is
concerned.

"The: Yankees, meanwhile,

. belp Carew: with his spring

hitting Wednesday
aken t a homer and alngle
to -leadnthe Twins to a ¢1
exhibition “victory at
Orlando, Fla.
80x BEAT EXPOS
Elsewhere, Jerry Hemy

“and Butch Hobaon blasted

: homers. and Carl Yastr-
.Zemski ripped

Montreal Expos 23.

fekumph

“Marshall Brant: hemera 7

off Dave Wallace in the 12

inning, diving et Bs
va 92 victory over

Toronto Blue Jays. 4

: Rico Carty. .smashed ‘a
ihreerun. ihomer. to.help

~ Cleveland: ‘Indians: to abl:
OYE vt ‘Beatie |

‘strike, nunion |,

three straight |
‘“gingtes In a 18-hit attack that
‘carried Boston Red Sox past

"Greg Ross possesses great
quickness and exceptional
leaping ability. He uses
these talents to great ad-
vantage to penetrate the
defence and power up to the
basket. In addition, Greg is
one of the more tenacious
defenders on the Jayvees
this year,

Kurt Houlden has great
strength which is an asset in
his backcourt role. He has
been very successfull in
posting his opponents and
scoring on inside power

regarding the Molstar
program and the CSIA Pro
Team Race.

moves. Kurt's outside
shooting has improved
steadily to make him an all-
round offensive threat.

The Jayvees play four
games in four days. Starting
in Hope on March 20th they
play consecutive days in’
Kelowna, Vanderhoof and
Terrace,

The original impetus
behind the tour was to bring
each player back to his
hometown, which will serve
as a deomonstration that the
UVIC Jayvee program is
alive and well. Hopefully the
contacts made during the
tour will encourage potential
university students from
these towns to come to the
University of Victoria.

Terrace game is March 24,
8 p.m. Caledonia Secondary
School.

_ Outstanding ceritre for the University of Vietorla,
Vikings, 6’8” Steve McConnell,

The University of Victoria Vikings.

assisted by Mike Barg.

& seconds to go Reno
Michaud assisted by Farrow
and Rick Litowski scored on
a power play with Skeena’s
Derek Shadlock in the
penalty box for interference.

The second period saw
Skeana first: on the board
again at the 5:04 mark, It
was Brian Kormandy from
Couture and Ken Zeigler,
their only goal of the 2nd
period.

Totem scored 3 times, once
again on a power play, when
Skeena’s Ken Zeigler was in
the sin bin for high sticking.
Rick Litowski assisted by
dames and Farrow got that

Rod Carew

Mariners, then found out

after the game that he had

- been traded to Toronto. n
The’ Indians sent their

_ slugging designated hitter to .

the Blue Jays for left-handed
pitcher Dennis DeBarr,

The Blue Jays were the
busiest as the inter-league
trading period officially
ended Wednesday night. The
American League team also

acquired outfielder Rick

OWith 3:45. to go, Farrow
scored his second of the night
unassisted and with 1:14 to
go Bob Peacock scored for
Totem to end the’ second
period, 5 to.4: in Totem’s

. favour,

In the third period at the
1:15 mark, Skeena's Sev
Piatoni tied it up, assisted by
Dick Brown and Wayne
Evans.

At the 7:37° mark Scott
Corp, assisted by Farrow
and James scored.

At the 3:13 mark James
assisted by Farrow got
Totems 7th goal and 13
seconds later James scored
again unassisted.

otem’ fakes it two in a row

With 5:24 to go Totem’s
Farrow scored his 3rd goal of
the night assisted by James
and Brian Clark. -

Only 56 seconds left when
Skeena’s Bob Couture scored

‘his ard goal of the nite

assisted by Dave Sharpe
Jerry Lamming, in. the
nets faced 24 shots and at the
other end, Pat Hayes, of
Skeena Hotel faced 38 shots.

The three stars for the
nights game were:

Totem’s Tom Farrow - 7
points,

Totems Sean James - 6
points. .

- Skeenas Bob Couture:- 5
points.

has a dream.

Bosetti from St. Louis
Cardinals for pitcher Tom
Bruno and an undisclosed
amount ofncash.

Mike Ivie, Terry Whitfield

and Mike Sadek each drove
in a run in the eighth inning

‘ to lead San Francisco Giants .

to a. 3-l decision over
Oakland = A's, Rance
Mulliniks belted three hits,
scored twice and knocked in
a run as California Angels

beat Milwaukee Brewers el.
REDS LOSEn °: -
A tworun homer by. Jose

Cruz in the first and a-two- _ -

out, RBI single by Dennecs

Walling in the. eighth inning ©

led Houston Astros to a 3-2
victory ‘over Cincinnati
Reds -

DISLIKE COLD"
Roaches live everywhere

persons live except in the .. 7

polar regions.

t you reside i in Terrace or
‘Thornhill and do not have.
a paper carrier ;

we have a _

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