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Action-filled 15th Annual ladies tournament

. Softball. .
finals
sel to go

The Terrace Men's Softball
season is all over for another
year and, to no ones surprise,
Skeena Hotei has clinched the
league title. They finished the
season with a near perfect 12
win - 2 loss record.

Sharples. Equipment came
through with a strang second
effort to sew up second place
with a 10-5 record, narrowly
beating out Twin River Timber
who finished 10-6. -

_. Fourth place in.the standings
went. to‘lhe A&W squad with
eight wins and: eight losses.
Formol Electric placed fifth
and jast witht a3 win 12 loss

“7 Season,

In the first game of hhe

‘Terrace. Men’s Softball

DONALD, P. HIGHE™
British Columbia
_ Land Surveyor

_ No. 2 aa
462) Lakelse Ave,.

” Mailing Address:
- Box $45, Terrace, B.C.
635-3227

The leagues junior squad, the

Pilots, dropped out of competi- .
tion. earlier this year after —

winning only one game.

The play-offs are now under
way al Riverside Park. The
semi-finals are being played
this week with the first and
fourth team doing battle and the
second and third place teams
locking horns.

The semi-tinals are best of
three series.

The finals will be played off -

next week with the two winners
meeting for the honors in the
best of five series. .

League semi-final play
the Twin River Timber
squad overcame the

’ Sharples Equipment nine

by a 4-1 score.

The win leaves the

Twin River gang one.

game up in the best.of the
three series, To press

time the game was the

only one played in the
league's current play-off
round, ——

Working

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Bunoms

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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Mark Hamilton
635-6357

council chamber.

And all persons, young and old, interested in
attending a coaches clinic for figure skating,
are urged to get in touch with Mrs. Yvonne

Moen at 635-2858.

The clinic will be held in Prince Rupert on
Saturday, September sixteenth, and is open to
all. The local figure skaters are specially
interested in high school students and mothers.

of prospective figure
course,

skaters attending the

Comin’ at ya

Associating policeman with

‘pig' is rather hard to do in the ©

North-West and indeed, almost
anywhere,

You can watch police riots
and read of police brutality but

‘thal’s happening elsewhere;

Chicago or Vancouver and so on
However, 99,9 percent of
policeman are good, ,
Saturday night I was i

Kitimal for the show and while. -

returning was stopped by two of

their local finest. One did little:

talking and the other one did
enough for both of them. Maybe
he was in a bad moad but still I
could see where ‘pig' can be
associated with policeman after
thal encounter. .
By. now you should all be
totally confused.
The first thing he asked was

i may look like a street urchin

but although | am underpaid, I

can afford a car of my own.
After checking my licence

and registration he asked,

Thornhill takes _
‘top place

The Thornhill women’s
softball team came through
with a strong effort to take the
15th annual Terrace Ladies
Invitational Tournament played
off over the weekend,

: The Thornhill team took the
' meet in the last game, defeating
.the, to that point, lossless
Terrace entry. One Terrace
team member pinned the win
down to a_ strong pitching.

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TheXpurnamentiwvhich was'to

have featured five team, had to
be rearranged at the last
moment when the Prince
‘Rupert entry didn’t show. This
left a four leam tourney.

It was played off on a round
robin basis with the first and
second place teams meeting for

‘ the championship and the third
and fourth place teams meeting
for the consolation round. In the

‘consolation round the two out-
of-town teams locked horns but
was no match as Hazelton
overwhelmed the Kitimat ladies
30-8.

“What is your police record?”
Nat, you nolice, do you have a

police record rather what is.

your police record. The tone of
the voice did not leave him open
to the suggestion that I was a
decent law-abiding citizen.
After studying myself in a
mirror for several minutes, I
can honestly say ] dé not have
shifty, beady eyes and -[’m
pretty sure | wouldn't pass for
even Public Enemy umber
seven hundred and fifty-six,

Of course, with my usual

billiance, I did not realize 1.

Then in the finals fight
Thornhill captured the tour-
nament’s top. honors,

After the action was all fin-
shed there were six players
singled qui for individua
honors. .

Most Valuable Player in the
tournament was [rene Lattie of
Hazelton, while Carol Harris of
Thornhill was selected as Most
Inspirational Player, Best cut-

., fielder was deeméd'to ata
= r t

; Carmarty’’ of ‘Ritiiat''a

! Shothar itimat! payer" Ba
, Letourneau was’ given the nod
as Best Infielders - |
Nerma Bellamy of Thernhili
captured the best pitching
award while Gail Kofoed of
Thorahiil finished the tour-
nament as the best batter, Gail

had a .B00 batting average.~

Organizers describe the event’
as a good one. The weather was
perfect, (he fans were there in
huge numbers and all the
teams involved put forth their
best effort, providing the many’

‘fans with good baseball action, §

A Reminder from the Canadian
Forestry Association of B.C.:

Cool Green and Beautiful.

Thut's the British Columbia we
enjoy, the environment, we love.
But-when a forest fire runs wild,
that can all be changed in a
matter of hours. -Let’s protéct
“our environment. The woods.

‘are dry, linder dry. Be careful,

with fire. Snuff, out the

cigaretle. Douse your campfire f°

with plenly of water. Keep B.C. -
Green and Clean. °

should have laken offence to his

attitude until 1 was about fifteen
miles down the road. —
The police are here for our

protection, even if it is just:.—
protection against ourselves. °
There's is a job not a Life-style, —

_but itseems some of them carry
it a bit far at times. If this of-

ficer of the Jaw as just ina bad. _

mood, 1 can understand his,

shall we say, rather curt at- .

titude. If he wasn't I can't.

| ote for,

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| AGTION |

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1972

PROGRESSIVE . wo, :
CONSERVATIVE

BILL SARGENT

a Progressive Conservative
candidate for Skeena

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Thursday, August 17th

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