UNE 12, wt

Two leams from the Terrace
Girls Softball League travelled

_ to Kitwanga last weekend to

compete in tournament action.
And they did well.

Tn the bantam girls division,
the girls 1 team won three of four
games to.win. the division title
and bring home the trophy. In
the first game -ehey lost to

Kitwanga 17-9 in a wild scoring

last inning. ‘The twe team s-were
tied, 8-8 going! into the top af the

; seventh...

The ails came back, though,
and -in ‘their second game
Saturday © they clobbered
Houston 24-5. Sunday they faced
Kitwanga ‘twice mare, taking
ihe first game 14-12 and (hen the
final game of the tournament by

* an IL-0 score. |

The bantam girls also had a
team. member ‘adjudged the
tournament's: most valuable
player, Il -was Diane Hull who,
rapped five home runs in three
games, including. one with the
hases loaded.’

The’ pee wee girls played
games - ‘against Kitwanga © and

: Houston. in an exhibition series,

They “dumped* Kitwanga 40-1

and then‘took’ Houstan apart to.

ihe ine of 27-0.°

The local girls will sponsor’ ale,
tournament of their own dn the. . -

2 and 23rd of (his month a with.

teats from Houston, Kitwanga, © 0:
Kitimat; Thornhill’ and Tertace ~ °° pac

: taking part..

gine first game by

Thomhill

As well ‘as the’ iwo Terrac

weekend here were Iwo
h nhill

“The pee wee boys played: (wo: ;

games, both against: Kitwan
sand split: the. series.: They -woll
“an 8-4

gad ‘hen droppe

while in the second se

Commission would like to thank *
“those who helped take the leams:,

4

:  Speelal ¢ thanks: ‘go:"to ’ Gary,
“Edgar: and ‘Rod Clarke who

as umpire.

for Kitwanga.~'
The.-Thornhill

-Kitwaiga ‘for: the games.
coached the pee wee boys, and

Also 16 Joyce Baker w

~ Monday:

has been e ctended:; No entries .

* from aul-of-lown willbe taken

“0 Hgiton througti-to-lhe Queen. -

* + ground:in be(ween,: The men’s
ists leam in. Kitwanga. ‘last

- Bab; Bemiell: and {Bill Preston - 80"
“who coached the bantam. leams. |

* leinentary axed. gymnasts

, Super-Cowboy Kenny McLean of Vernon, B . ‘who has‘iwice’ won.
the Export “A” A”*-Araund Cowboy Award at ‘the Williams Lake,
Stempede gives a confident smile ashe he looks forward to three in
a'row, McLean was recently inducted into the B.C.-Sports Hall ef

* Pame for his prowess on the rodeo circult; Big Cariboo Stampede
goes June 27 ip July 1, with | an expected 350 cowboys fom all aver
~ North America. | : :

~ Basketball camp

‘of making an 1 excellant showing
at both this regional cam
the provincial. : :
-. The women's team is ath open

: players - in the
North Coast, zone will have. their
chance to’ try oul fi Cc
Provincial team
this August. ete .
~ Provincial basketball coach . “If. players’ make.”
“ohn Olsen Con k ‘showing al ‘the-regional cam

~ From that camp the-teams will

"Jhroughout’, the .winter 2 months,
sand. play samné exhibition.

- This. zone stretches” from.
Charlottes. and covers a lot of” ‘Alberta, :

jeam will be ajunior entry, with:
ors

feam: is-more than: ‘welcome: (0

available. lo, the | press.”

All, parents interested in figure iskatiigs for thei youngsters next
season are remined that registration will take place this Saturday, *
at the Terrace Arena from LioSp.m.

Af the same lime, any interested persons can purchase mem- -E
berships in.the Terrace Figure Skating Associalion andclaim any -
badges that went unclaimed after the lesting sessions al the end of

the last season.

Registration f eebare: pre-schoolers (Kindergarten aged) - - $10;
juniors - $20; intermediates - $25; and senior skaters - 30. There is
a family. plan. avallable of three or more children. The family Plan

sees 25 per

cent taken off the total cost.

There will be one rapistration Period only this s year 80 are all are

urged to attend. ©. *

1D.
_ they. will. be - invited ~ lo °-he"
vs provincial camp later this year. Ls

_ be put together. They will'train:

baskeiball leading upto the 1975 =

Summer Games. in Lethbridge,
The local damp will be open to.

all comers and’ everyone that -
would -like to ary: out: for “the

~~ altend., Further ‘details will be
_. published.’ as they. become:

ia pleller submitted : ta,
ie te tha

by fa be tevalved
 goned. ‘Heavy, “Industri
: therefore sucha track

were lurned ‘over lo (1h
Committee ;who wil]

in-the near. future.

18 application and proposals

ouncil’s Plannidg and Zoning
make
recommendation fo-lhe Council a

~ This week's

” the first part of the Terrace,

; Lacrosse : -Associalion's ‘season
~is drawing. to'an end and local
. Taerosse. fans have only a.liltle |
“while to gel

out and see he
_ Youngsters ins action at . the
, Terrace Arena... The games are
“worth. walching - and: the.
Association - deserves. “your

. Support’ -for the fine job they!

have: done. over jhe Past lwo
years... :

"Tonight a p.ni: at the Arena.
the 0.K: ‘Tire Rambler-and the

take ‘lo The floor: io-d6. batlle.

oye” fifteen. “years ~ “old. or”
younger., Then. :al).0. pom!

Division . II]. will - ‘vake-on, (he
Adanacs:::

, vhetween:,

~Arnim Sander’s, Welders - ‘will.
‘and
Both. téams. are in Division I for ue

Ferrace’sall-girl. Terriers from"
" division: play...
“Al?nin - -o'ciock: “the,
-senior. ledigue goes into: action -

“with lie. Legionairres against 7
, , ; .: Jayhawks at 6 pan. _

> tierose action

- Thursday there j is a full slate
of games with the first at 6 p.m.

- when the iwo'leamsin Division .

TIL, the Shamrocks and the Jay *
Hawks meet for. the seyenth
lime this year, The leams.are : °

‘the only ones iii the 10.and under :
cage group. ‘AL? pm. The
“Terrier’s: (ihe girls tearn) are.

hack at it, this time against (he
third 1eam in‘ Division’ II, the ©
Tyees. At. 8 o'cleck. Terrace ;
residents’ ‘can lake in the match .
the Vie . Forese.
Tracking Lid., Roadrunners ©
the : ‘Arnim’ . Sander’s -
Welders while : ‘al: 9-it'a- ihe:
Cassiar Construction. ‘Casstars :
‘against. the: ‘Royal, Candian. -
Legion Legionaieres in senior

‘Next ‘thursday it will te the
Shamrocks _eainst - » the °

action: ‘al the: “Terrace - Arena
“ Salurday 2 aS‘hovice and midget
“reams from Kitimat took to the

? floor against local. clubs: And,

although Terrace. lost. both
‘games they: :made--a good
. showing “against the” stronger
Kitimat. ieams.. >

scure was 5-2’ for. Kilimat, That

Tatar ‘group © ‘from

‘Un the novice Bame the final >

same ‘Kitimat team is an alls

: tire Soest two

the. “cities:
‘league which will, travel to the
provincial ‘finals" ‘in: (he: near.
“future. In the second game the
Kilimat midgets outscored the’
locals $3 19 win the:mateh.; - -;
On Sunday, June: 2} four
teams from Terrace will travel”,
_.t@ Kitimat: for mere exhibition
play. There will be one team:
from ‘each of the four divisions’
in the Terrace Association.”

The Terrace Co-op Bronco team tha . recently
“won the Bob Parker Bronco Tournament in

. Prince Rupert, travelled to Kilimat last weekend. '

* for a double-header of exhibition action against a
Kitimat opponent: ”

In the first game the pitehing of Gury Wilde led
the loral team loa it. decision over their Kitimat

‘

o workshops in: cheers and’

“Songs and. fur’ at the Calgary
| The: Clinic:. is open | to ail
‘comers inthe junior, senior and

cludes.

South East, Calgary, Alberta.

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nament: AThorohinh

| Country: Club?

cae ‘38%

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framTerrace Will travel lo. Bio...
-Kitimal: Salurday‘for the final “yh: ~

. meel ofthe, season | ‘as: they. ae

: tend, formal; “comripalition. |
compulsory’ floar exercises al
” the Kitimat YMCA. ‘The meel is
expected 10 be t d
a.m.

‘Prior io the start of. the meet,
‘Betl

Shaw : of. Pri
hold.a. priy
~ gymnasts,

“Golf. Tournament (Thornhill:

“Cheers!

“The Calgary’ ¥.W.G.A. will
hold its third annual clinic for
: cheerleaders from the Ist July
to the Sth this year. The clinic,
held-under the auspices. of the
-Nalional Cheerleaders
“Assoclation,: will feature

cheering: routines as well as
-featuring many social activities
‘ such as sports, swimming, sing

Siampede.°*

_ postsecondary levels. Fees
“range from $40 - $60 which in-
meals and . "ace
~-eommodation.
~ Further. information: can be
-oblained by writing the Calgary
UW.CCA. al -320-5th «= Avenue

aba9 GREIG: ‘AVE.

-- second game, Terrace once more was dominant,

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rivals. The losing pitcher was Jim Alves. In the.

this time by an 11-6 count. Dave Metameier was.
. awarded the win with Brent Dougherty picklng
up the loss. The team is pictured above with °

coaches John Palahicky Qeft> and Plarian +
Gorski (right). - .

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