: pointed during the course of the

Pee Wee and Juvenile rep teams from Stewart.
travelled to Terrace last weekend for a tolal of

four gameswhich attracted over 600 people to the
Terrace Arena, ‘The Terrace pee-wees swept -

both their games, winning 6-2 Saturday evening

: : - “Minor baseball meeting

“Phe annual general meeting
: of the Terrace-Minor Baseball
Associalion was held last
Tuesday night-al. the Terrace
Arena ‘Senior Citizen's Room
‘and although the turn-out .was
small the “meeting was lively,
controversial “and productive.
The first-order of business
was the election of: a slate of
officers for the coming year.

John. Donald, who coached.-a
leai in the league last year and
who is very active with all
minor sports. was elected
president while. last year’s
president Dick Kilborn will take
the .reing ‘as. vice-president.

Dick is a five year veleran of
the Association's executive and
is well prepared for the job.

i Joyce Martell was persuaded to
> fulfill the duties as [reasurer for

WS ee ee ee

‘ another: year and, when Jar

‘ Thompson cauldn't be per-
‘ suaded -to.-serve. again as:
‘secretary, that post was filled
: by Mrs: DeKergommeaux. The

execulive will appoint a number

of commillee heads and. of-.

ficials, “one of which was ap-

meeling Tuesday, ' Anila

* ‘Rowland: will again serve as
: Player Agent, « :

.. Registration fees for minor

» for-bronco, $8 for_pony and colt
‘with (he maximum charge per
= family of twenty dollars.

The meeling also discussed -

Pa
> -but rejected - a suggestion that
2 leam sponsor fees rise. . The
‘ consenus was thal whenever
#-sameona wants money H's

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Gibaseball will rise. . Last: year, aught, the, basics .of baseball

oys_,were charged . $4 for

” ‘Fraining and bronce. league,. $7 “ Donald ‘revealed thatthe: pla

-was already inthe final ‘slages

SUPPORT THE
KINSMEN'S

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| SUNDAY 31st. MARCH 1974

usually businesses and service
clubs that “get in it in tke
neck,”” -
‘ Trophies will not be awarded
to the top feams in each league,
rather the winning leam mem
bers will all receive a special
crest. This is as well as the
eresl thal all participants in the
league are.awarded al the end
of the year. ~"'"
Although John Donald had not
yet taken control of the
meelng, letting’ Dick Kilborn
carry on, John Did manage to
provide a solution lo a thorny
issue, There was considerable
debate aboul a suggestion to
down grade the compelitive
aspect of baseball for the
youngest, or training, league
with more emphasis on praclice
time and learning the basics. -
There was a definite split in the
meeting with some feeling that
any tampering with the way
things’ are sel-up (training

league playing 2 games a week) -
the future of:

would hurt
baseball in Terrace.

- John Donald then suggested a
new league,. a Sanlot League,
where children from school age
up lo seven or eight years old

would be taken out during the ~ :

week in large. groups. and be

catching, (hrawing and hitting

invelving ‘himself and Charlie
Linsirom and both were quite
willing to donate (heir lime and
energy lo the sessions, Al the
end of the season,-the boys in

“the sandlot league, who face a ~
$1 registration fee, will be given. -

~ INVENTORY -

and then 92 after a high-scoring their. perlod
Sunday. The wins brough the pee-wees record to
four straight against their Stewart counter--
parts,

a baseball cap and the TMBA
crest for the 1974 season,

One of the first Lasks the new
execulive will face is lo decide
on a suggestion that a five run
inning rule be established in the
raining league. Such rue
would mean lhat after five runs
in a single inning, no matler
how many ouls had been
registered, the team at bat
would take to the field. There
were several reasons behind the
suggestion. One of them was
the lop-sided scores in some of
the training league games last
year and another that fact that
pitchers in long, long innings
somelimes were forced ta pitch
longer than was good for their
arms,

The vole was split when lhe
question was called eight for the
cight ‘against. Dick Kilborn,
still acting as president decided
to put the matler in Lhe laps of

-he new executive. rather than

break the tie. ;
‘The meeting also decided to
strike a committee,. headed by

“Terrace Curling Rink. ‘At about
6 p.m, Sunday: an unidentified
male, clad only in. a pair of.
‘shorts’ ran across the six sheet
ice surface of the Terrace
Curling Rink during the dying
ends ofthe Open Mixed. Bon-
spiel. * - .

The streaker, who shall.
remain anonymous for ‘the

conducted

STREAKING!
~ghivaniighas made irs aésun: : ,
inTerrace;fast weekend atthe :

HERALD,

Saturday the Terrace
day’s game,

winning goal, shown above, was

Player Agent Anila Rowland to
assign registered ball players lo
minor ball teams for the season,
‘breaking wilh the traditional
methods of the past several
seasons, :

Apparently in ‘the past the -

coaches” would get’ together,
‘each with a given sumber of
‘points’. and would bid on

- players for their teams until all

points were gone, aller. which
the remaining players would be
assigned to teams, Although
this bidding session on the-
players. was supposed to be
in seerecy, the
league reported that bid for and
‘for how many points their
services were acquired. Unlike
the split on the five run-inning
issue, the vote was clearly in

_ favour of dropping the practice

for this session.

Finally, registration for
Minor Baseball will be held on
March 16 at the Terrace, It will
be held in the Arts and Crafis
Room from 25 p.m:

present, entered one door-near’
the .north: end. ofs-the. :tink,

His appearance was greeled
with stunned silence, followed
by a warm round of applause.

Although streakers usually-
wear no clothing what so ever,

_ due to the length and severity of
this year’s winter, Terrace’s

first has been granted the title
‘streaker’. | ‘

The PNWHL Play-off Picture

One lgam has been decided
tor the PNWHL's best of seven
championship final and :the
olher could be decided this
weekend. ‘The Houslon Luckies
handed the Burns Lake Braves
idenlical 5-2 losses ‘last Thur-
sday and Saturday 10 sweep
their best of seven series in four

prarone
gault

straight games, . The Kilimat
Eagles meanwhile defeated Ihe
Smithers Totems by 7-2 and 7-6
‘counts to take a 3-1 stranglehold
on the western final, The series
could be decided Saturday in
Smithers or Sunday in Kitimat
if necessary, .

went

juveniles dropped a
tough 5-2 decision lo their Stewart rivals. Sut-
which featured two fights in the
middle frame, went to the Terrace tearm. The.

_irls that register.

streaked across the six sheels of 2

TERRACE, B.C.

scored late in

the third by winger Gordie Sheridan. The win
broke a three game winning streak for the

Stewart reps against the local boys. Terrace was,
’ defeated 20-2 and 18-3 in Stewart recently, —

Lacrosse annual
meetin report

Although the Lurn-outl for the
- annual general meeting of the
Terrace Lacrosse Club, was
light, the business was brisk
‘and much was accomplished in
an hour long meeting last
Wednesday. :

Last year’s president, Pal
Ogawa, chaired the, meeting
which saw only a few more than
fifteen people.on hand.

Before the ‘start“-of the

meeting Ogawa revealed thal .
' there “is a possibilily af two

senior lacrosse teams from
Prince George coming. to
Terrace to play an exhibition
match to get the interest up
among adulls and to show ihe
children how lacresse should be
played, As to participation of
girls in the league this, year,
that depends on the number of
Last year
there were only a few girls and

with such a wide age range that -

the only thing thatcould be done
was leaching them the basics of
lacrosse... : .

Ogawa also revealed that the

' _ Association presently:has their

bank balance wrilten in black
ink and that it’s worth $569.82.
.. The eleation of officers for the
coming term saw Pat Ogawa

‘. elurned to the chair, During a
month long ‘absence, Pat . has.

“Sticks Vs OFF

platmed [or April, his duties will
be taken over by Ken Radford,
newly elected vice-president.

Mrs, Doreen Byng ‘will serve as
secrelary while, the financial
end of things will he under the
control of Mrs. Fay Sandahls.

Neil Nordstrom wili be the
equipment manager, John
Spurn and John Cruzelle will
handle the referee-in-chief and
score-keeping tasks and Ron
Ballard was appointed head
coach, There are still a number
of execulive posilions to be
filled,
but it is expected this can be
done al the time of registralicn
when parents come oul with
their children,

Brian Byng was named the .

head of a Fund Raising Com-
mittee which will atlempt to gel
team sponsors at the probable
.cogt of $200 perteam, |
Finally, registration was set
for three hours on the evening of
Friday, Mareh 15‘ at the Arta
and Crafts Room inthe Terrace
Arena. The registration cost is
a mere six dollars, the same as
lasl- year. © Registratlon ruris
from 6 lo 9 p.m. at the Arena
and all parents registering boys
or girls must have the childs
birth certificates on hand. ~

wets

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through appolniments, . .

' "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1974
‘Stock car season
rulesready -

in two weeks _

' The rules for the 1974 racing
season have been laid out by the
North West Auto Racers and a
printed rule book is expected [0
be completed within the next
two weeks. .

. Four classes of cars will be
running and the basic rules for
each are as fullows: ~

Super Stock: Cars 1955 to
current year with a minimum
wheel base of 112 inches.
Motors to remain stock and not
to exceed 375 cubic inches. No
truck motors will be allowed.
‘two barrel carburation only
and no special high. per-
‘formance carburators.

Stock Car; Cara 1955 to

» current year,- no compacts,

-eonvertables or sports, cars
permitted. Stock meteors not to
exceed 320 cubic inches with the

‘exception of the Rambler. 327
'C:E,D.,-the Olds 330°C.1.D. ahd
the Buick 322 C.D, Stock two
|barrel carburators is maximum
allowed... -
' Claimer Cars: Any car witha
‘minimum wheel base of 116
‘inches. No motor reslructions
but cars must comply with all
safety rules. Thjs type of-car
smay be claimed during or
ishortly after a.race for a set
“price of $199, This is an exciling
Class and ideal [or new racers to
“get into with a small in-
vestment.

Ministock: Any small forgein
car or American car with a
1 gtock motor not to exceed 1600
cubie centimeter engine
displacement... All aspects of
this car class are to remain
‘stock except special tires may
be used.

Insurance Corporation of British
Columbia

ADJUSTER TRAINEE

Terrace Claims Center

- The ICBC is now offering a training program commencing -
April 1st for an individual interested in learning claims
adjusting within the insurance Industry. .

Preference will be given to applicants with several years _
business experience, who have a mature afd confident
manner, and wha have the abliify to deal tactfully with the -
public. Preference will be given fo applicants with a *
minimum Grade 12 education. = .

. This isa unique opportunity to become involved in a new, .
’ rapidly expanding organization from the onset. oa

Starting salary $405.C0 per month. oe

Employee benefits Include 3 weeks vacatien after] year. -

Please apply in person to our Terrace Claims Centre to .

‘ complete an application form.
received by Friday, March 15, te be considered. :

Our cHlice hours are 8:15 - 4:20 p.m. Monday-Friday.

INSURANCE CORPORATION
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

4841 Kazelle |. -- Terrace, B.C, Phone 635-9111.

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