_ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1972,. =

Team members are Lever,
Dor McGuffie, Bill and Jim,
Chrisly, Dennis Skipper, Kenzie
Keller, ‘Bob’ Bennett, Dale
Wylie,- and spare | Derek

The Twinriver Timber team
from Terrace, B.C. won
the. unlimited tug of war

_ championship for. the second
' straight year at. the Pacific
National Exhibition, coe

Anchored by 435-pound Louie
Lever; Terrace easily defeated
Vancouver Firefighters in ‘the: -

’ final. Terrace —had. advanced.
with a semi-final win over. a
team from Chilliwack. B:C.

The nine-man Twinriver team
is coached by Roy Blue,: and
weighs in alan aggregate 9,000

; ere eee

biggest. man, ‘weighing’ 375
“pounds, ne
‘Coach Bluesaid his Twinriver
team is undefeated in 12 years
‘of lugging ‘all over North
America. a .

“Chilliwack had the toughest
team,” said Blue. “They were
much lougher than the Firemen

i Terrace tops

Rosenau.. Wylie is the second —

were in-the final,

‘Terrace | dispatched. the

Firefighters in -a.:matte. rot.

seconds, . while... Chilliwack -
required : several :mlnutes “of
tugging to éliminate..- . °° +.
The Firefighters’ had‘ ad-
vanced into the final with a win:
over the RCMP team,
Following the’ match,. the’
Terrace team was
with gold medals, _
> Coach Blue was then dunked
by his men in the log birling.
pond, a tradition with winning

Pounds: - : lug of war teams.
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‘without will come eventually’.
it’s. only a matter of finances,

We're catching up to the rest of

‘Terrace’s recreation director,
Cesare Giamna, has been on the
me job since - June, coming . to
Terrace after a thirteen month
stint as Recreation director for,
Tra in southeastern B,C, -
“I was very happy with the
ma Way the recreation department
mm WS being run, when] arrived -
mm here,” said Cesare, in an in-
me lerview. iast. week.. “The
mm programming of events was
very well-organized and the
excellent relations with the
local school board made up for
f-lhe lack of recreational
& facalities.”” ;
me = And speaking of the future in
@ Terrace, the native of Turin,
|, ilaly added, “All the facilities
y we are currently having to do |

the arena and recreation
_ complex .will be a great im-
provement.’” e :
Cesare bring an impressive
list, of accomplishments to his
Terrace job. Since 1957 when he
first came to. Canada, he has
been. very. involved in- the.
growing recreation field, ser-
ving in’ Thompson, Manitoba, '
when that tewn was being built,
then in Winnipeg and in’
Southern Manitoba. While in
Maniteba he was given six
months leave from the Win-
nipeg department to serve as
the assislant promotions

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“BG. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL |

TERRACE

a. ..Space:is still available in ihe folfowing courses for im:
fey; Mediate enrollment, on or before Septetiber 29, W732,

Stu. BASIC TRAINING FOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT. This:

enable individuals to qualify for employment. or. enrollment
m specific vocational training propramnies,

"2... COOK TRAINING. ‘This course provides twelve months 9)

- Of on-the-job basic training {0 ra career In the Food Catering:
| industry. Trainees are taught how to plan menus, compatible |
food combinations, and nutrition, quantity cooking, how to
y carve meat and poultry, salad and sandwich preparation as.
m. well as short order grillwork.
4 3 ELECTRONICS. TECHNICAL, This course is-designed ff: !
m 1c fake the student through a natural progression af technical. §-
mat Knowladge and applied skills:to include basic electrical and.

W Slectronic theory and Practise, tube and solid state circuit,
y analysis, microwave Systems, systems analysis, digital and -
Gi pulse techniquas and computer systemse( 82 es
, 4... TIMEKEEPING - FIRST-AID. This: course ‘provides:
@ insiruction in all pertinent subjects relative to timekeeping
a and indusiriai first aid... The course covers: typing, usd.of:
© business machines, basic bookkeaplig, labsur: regilations -
me 8's, with adequate instruction in first ald to obiain a class
om °C" First Ald Certlileate.- fo ee mr
mae..5... WELDING (GENERAL), This cours
ae; qWallfication and ie restricted to individu.
py of age -or over, free from . defective: vis
“respiration, and who are physically suited t
; +) All applicants for this: course-are.
e ‘Health Certificate and show p

_Cesare Gianna

the province and the addition of . ’

_ pressures of being told what to
’ do. He also believes that no age
i group should be particularly

>. developntenl “preschiolers a
‘well’ as: old’ age pensioners I
ould have the full benefits of a’

, points out. The provincial
-gavernment’s - recreation
’ budget has not changed in the

gE usually gone after only several

- sonnel are spread very thinly,

’ responsible for the entire North-

there must be some. way for
recreation to provide the means
for filling this leisure time, *.

fully’ equipped. recreation.
department is now a necessity.”

Training Opportunities | “a : é

~ for the.:Terrace. entry “in

League, reports all is got
ith the T: tea

i anbaatntiaana ae

_ director’ for. that . city's “Pan-
American games effort, Cesare
holds a degrée of recreation
from the: University . of. Min-
nesota,: oe

As wellas his many years and

much experience in the
‘recreation administration field,
Cesare has always been active
in sports, he swam. with. the
Italian Junior water polo team,
played with the Manitoba water
polo team and served as coach
for the University of Winnipeg’s
soccer-team,

— Cesare is married and the
father of three children,
Marcello, Dario and Marisa. He

‘presented

3:

a ‘Registration for Te

. Registration: for the Terrace
Figure Skating Club will be held
- September: 23rd, a week from
‘this Saturday. Veritas Hall has
been designated the place to go:
‘The hours of registration will
be from one to five p.m. .
Fees -are payable’ upon
registration. Rates are eight
_ dollars for pre-schoolers, and
twelve dollars for junior and
‘senior members, with a special
family pian for thirty-five
dollars, . :
Also available at the hall will

THE HERALD

Fig ure |

, TERRACE, B.C.

.. ‘The registration will be held

skating

be memberships-in the figure
Skating club; The one dollar fee
entitles you tobe a full member
of the
rights.
Figure skaters are also
reminded of the coaches: clinic
to be held in Prince Rupert.
‘Interested persons are asked to
contact either Yvonne Moen at
635-2858 or Mrs, Hoffman al635- -
4851. The club is especially

‘interested in hight school age

Bitls and mothers of :figure
skaters attending the‘clinic. ;

:\ The winter. bowling leagues
way: but there are still
bowlers, | '.

bowlers.

bowling competition,

met his wife Julie, a native of
New. Zealand while playing
water polo in Vanccuver with
‘the Manitoba team,

Wanted:

several leagues that need some

“.-Both the Monday night men's league and the ladies
Tuesday mornign league are look lng for a limited number of

-. The league with the biggest need is the Friday night mixed -
' league where two complete teams are needed for a season of

--If you want ¢o howl in a league this winter,
before its too late at Barneys Bowl. -

at Barney's Bowl are under

register now

¢

That's the word from Mrs. John
Donald‘ of the Terrace and
District Minor Hockey League;-

club with ‘full ‘voting

rrace’s at ritas Hall Saturday
first year of Minor Hockey will September 16 between the hours -
be held.this coming Saturday... of one-and five p.m... ...

‘year the Association had two

Pre-registration sessions that -

Women —
: golfers
finish

7 season

Golf and Country Club ladies is .

almost finished and one of. the

last events. was the Club
Championship.
The thirty-six hole event
the Indies club, over fifty
strong,.
take the low gross honors witha’.
total score of 178, The win was ©
the third in as many years for

Mrs. Proceviat. ~ °.

- Second place in the low gross
event went to Helen fogtman
-with. ‘Betty . Mahoney taking

third place honors. se

In the Ladies Club Handicap
race it was Paulette Patterson:
coming in with a 135 net score
for first place, Second went to
Jean Todd and Helen Williams
earned the third place spot.

There were, as well as’ the
championship events, several
novelty prizes Jwere awarded.

Pat Seeley ‘and Paulette

. Patterson were given the nod

for the championship's longest
drives.

Amy LaPlante, Mary Kastak,

Marilyn Davies and Marilyn
Grant were also awarded prizes
for their efforts, ;

Cesare sees recreation as a Sa

~ means of providing a medium of
seli-expression for all people
without submitting them to the

emphasised in

in recreational

recreation program.
”: There are‘ problems with the -
‘recreation departmen!, Cesare

last. five years. The current
allocation is $450,000 a year but
that, according to Cesare is

months. .
‘This; means recreation per-

The recreational consultant
that serves Terrace is situated
in Burns Lake and from there is

West, from Dawson Créek ta the
Queen Charolettes.

Cesare concluded, “Peeple
are going to have more and

' “Tt. has been accepted, that

“Its no longer’ a luxury, a

“course provides a programme of academic upgrading to 9:

ee Ben Swadden,
Skeena' Hotel and

acific. North-West Hock:

proval, .Wellings . Mint. has
proval, Wellings Mint has re-
produced the .commemorative
‘and bronze; -One sidé'of the 1979 The gold medals will cost.’
: $300; the silver ones $20, and
there will’ be only. sufficient
: Number of each struck to meet’
- Subscriptions -'‘ane to a’ person -
filed by the October 10 deadline, ©

medal shows a. player: from
each team in action; the other
carries the bilingual inscription
(English ‘and ‘French):.

* “Canada ve USSR,: Hotkey
.. Canada 1972" and. shows: the

“* flag of both countries, | -°-
: ' Prigc to. Monday's game in

ve 4717-4 Lakelse Ave.,

With Hockey Canada ap-

A

jor 420 Eriterprise Ave

: Medals available to hockey fans
. and collectors who subscribe for
them on or before October 10,

' Canada medal will be available °

more leisuretimeand unless we | REXDALE, Ontario - In Toronto, the captains of both
can provide’ adequate commemoration of the Canada- teams received 4 gold medal,
recreation, some place for then USSR hockey series, an official while assistant coaches and
to go.and something for them to medal has been struck by the each player received a silyer
at ee are going to get Wellings Mint, - ; medai. :

pretty bad,

Wellings Mint will make. the

bronze version of the Hockey ‘

quantity at $8 each, .

meeting with a view of setting :
up minor baseball in Thornhi
on Wednesday September. 20 |
beginning: at:8:00 p.m, at the
Thornhill Elementary School. .
: During the. course of -this
- Meeting a-slate of officers will §
be elected.” In view. :of. the
‘ importance of. getting baseball
organized -in thia area. in-
. terested persons are asked to
_ attend, |. For: 1
-informatlon please call 635-7569,

— TERRAGE wronsnc ransmssion

Baseball in ||

‘Thornhill

There will be an organization.

For..any additional. §

“Mrs. Donald points. out there
‘is some-confusion, Earller this. ~ have to register

The season for the Thornhill

for.

saw’ Ashley Proceviat . ff

tracted aver 500 boys, But,

; wanting to play
mninot hockey “this joar

this Saturday
The purpose of- the ‘pre-
' registration was simply to let
the Minor Hockey group know
the volume of youngsters they
would be working with.

at The

according to Mrs. Donald, ‘the
’ pre-registration isn’t enough.

Saturday.

with them, ~~.

= % 7 containing aa
"identification & Credit Cards

“Contact Darlene Frank |

Any-one Wanting. fo play:
_ hockey must be between 6-and.
16 years of age, must ha d
of age and be accompanied by’
|. Ha boy-who wishes to. §
lay“ ig . working during ::the |. #3
registration, - -he . may... be :
registered: .by “his: parents. §
‘Provided they have proof of age Z

. a
eald

Low hidden hole win-- |
“hers were Leona Wilcox and .
Donna Harvey. Most consistent
golfers -was adjudged to be
Marcella Melanson. -

available tree by. writing:

‘Got your car rea

of

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