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ednesday, October 12, 1966

Terrace Man Tops
Seventeen Contenders |

A Terrace man was winner in the ‘seventh annual: B.C.| |

Entral Chess Open Tournament staged here last weekend, :

fF Bleisheim of Terrace topped 5
fy Opponents with a total of 6] A total of 314 points were taken
nts. . by W. Segnits of Burns Lake. and
me five closest contenders were |G. Gross of Prince George.
axing of Terrace, -B, Foan. of] Three points each were won by
nce George, A. Panayotu  of]G. Giustini of Prince Rupert and
Bat, Src ow Prince G. Braun of Terrace,. 7
ge and J. cel D. Collier, Terrace; J. Mandor
ree, all of-whom chalked UP | Terrace: G, candey, Prince Rupert
oints each. and ‘U. Harkonen, Terrace all won
2% points each,
V. Jay of Prince George won

o one sees the shadows who
ts the gun, .
- Terrace, won 1% points; and G,
Gross of Terrace and M. Bateman
of Kitimat rounded out the event
with 1 point and 14 point respect.
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Winner of the event, C. Blel-
cheim received a $25.00 cash
award and the first runner-up, D.

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$16.00. Out-of-town entratits were
re-imbufsed the cost of their entry
fees. ; a moe

Winners names will be engraved
om a permanent trophy which has
been resident in Prince George
for the past several years despite
the fact that first place tourna.
ment winners have been either
from Terrace or Prince Rupert for
the past five years, -

Anyone in Terrace, (age is no
barrier and ladies are also wel-
come) interested in taking up the
game of chess is asked to join the
Terrace Chess Club at one of its
regular weekly get-to-gethers, held
every Tuesday evening at 8:00
o'clock in the Terrace Hotel Din-
ing Room. -

A small annual membership
fee is charged,

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King, received a cash award - of |:

2 points while W. Symington of |

DEEPLY INVOLVED in the age-old game of concentration, chess players J. Mandur (left)

and W. Symington (right) vie for po’

tournament held in Terrace

won 174 points in the contest:

at the

ints'in the seventh annual B.C. Central Chess Open
weekend. Mandur won 2% points and Symington

(staff photo)

letters to

The Editor, Terrace Herald:

Well, E got sort of browned off
and a little bit mad about this
Pegey Pete deal, and I will say
there were a lot of people handing

Cathie Fraser and her cohorts a

real big bouquet for what they did.
_Now I don't mean to butt in,
but ag I said, I was mad {sort of
like an angry dog) sort of feeling
like, if we could find that person,
a lot of people would probably
have reverted 40 ancient times and
put her in pillory. ,

. Well, in three-quarters of an
hour I collected $21.20 for Peg

from our hard-hearted citizens, so!

the editor...

bar and give Popa brand new tie

I'm sending it into you along with
a list of names of the ones who
donated. .

(Editor's note: There were 38
donors,} ;

Well now that I ‘have that- off
my chest.I would like to say this
— anyone else who feels the way
we do, give it to charity or the re-
tarded children’s fund. After all—
we really wouldn't want to make
& psycho case out of Peggy,

Peggy — keep on with your
honesty. and your good work. It
ig worth more — in the end —
than ‘all the money in the world.
But now you have a bit, buy. Mom
a present, get the kids a candy

and a big hug.

“Buddy”

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Scout Apple Day.
This Saturday

Close to 120 Terrace and Thorn: |
hill Boy Scouts will be knocking
on doors Saturday morning, Octo-
ber 15, with juicy, red MacIntosh
apples for sale.

The event is the annual Boy
Scout Apple day and proceeds
from the canvass go towards fur-
thering the Boy Scout movement
in this area. The downtown area
will also be canvassed and tags
issued to all donors.

The house-to-house apple sale
will commence at 10:00 a.m. and
continue throughout the day.

Nick Samsom, chairman of the
Boy Scout Group Committee, is in
charge of this year's drive.

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