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Kelly McClellen unless by
my authorization. Dated
' Monday, February 2nd,
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CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.

(CP) .— Angela Bailey's

remarks were not in-

‘dicative, of her per- -

formance, |
“yl felt
- sluggish," sald the 18-year-.
old sprinter from
Mississauga, Ont. “'I'm'not
used to competing yet. °
“Y'm still in the middle of

my Winter program: and —
T'm not feellng good. E felt

aa if I was really working
out there.” . :
“The reaction was

unexpected considering

Bailey had just won the 200- .

metre run in 23.57 seconds

‘ for her third gold medal at

the Pan-Pacilic Games
track and field -meéet
Sunday. She won the 100-
“metre dash and. was a

member of Canada's

victorious 100-metre relay

Tanner won

terrible, |

. team m Saturday.

Canadians won a total of
nine gold, six silver and six
bronze. medals, bettering
the previous high of 17.

. Australia led the gold-

medal cotint with 12. Al-

- though athletes from other

countries . participated,
only competitors from
Canada, Japan, the United
States, Australia and New..

Zealand were lige for

held upon conclusion of the
New Zealand Games, .The
most: notable absentee.
from ‘the Canadian ‘con-
tingent was ‘Diane, Jones-

' Konihowshd, who withdrew

from the pentathion event
after suffering a pinched

Sciatic nerve during a

‘warmup Saturday, m mor-

ning.

t

for a change |

Roscoe Tanner won for a
change and Martina
Navratilova won as usual.

Tanner, 29, a veteran of

more than 10 years on the

pro tennis. circuit, took
first-place money for the
first time in nearly two
years Sunday when -he

defeated Wojlek Fitak of ---

Poland 6-2, 7-6, 7-5 in the

$250,000 «U.S. indoor
championship in’
Philadelphia ,

Navratilova, 24, defeated _
- Hana.

Mandlikova of
Czechoslovakia 6-4, 6-2 to
win ber fourth-consecutive
$200,000 Chicago Avon
championship and become
the firat woman ever to win
four Women's Tennis Asso-
ciation titles in a row.
Tanner, who earned

$119,619 and still was

ranked among the top 20

_ tennis Leaigeds in the world,
$ a be:

allstied with his fallure to.
win a tournament. -He

_ contemplating quitting -

after slipping from fourth
to. 18th in international
ratings. mo

Until he beat Fibak, he
had not won a major event
since March, ‘1979. Last
year, he reached finals
once and was. eliminated

nine times in quarter- .

Finals.

his attitude around and pul

him back on the winning —

track...

“1 decided to give the
game two more years and |

see if I* could straighten
myself -aut,” he. said, a
cheque for $45,000 evidence
he might be on the right

abt 2 baud ve v6

Tanner, seeded seventh ff
in Philadelphia, said-his_
"agent, Donald Dell, turned

The Provincial
— $§60,000 |
WINNING NUMBER

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1981 DRAW.

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your ticket gre identical to and in the same order as

| the winning number for the corresponding date on
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Other Canadian winners*
‘ Sunday were Dean Bauck
of Delta, B.C, who had bis |
’ beat jump ever to win the
high jump;- Lloyd Guss of
Vancouver, who ‘took the
gold in the 40-metre .
- hurdles; - ‘and. Greg
Duhaime of Elliot Lake,
Ont, who won the gold

‘medal in - fhe. 8000-metre

_ Steeplechase.

won the women’s «1,500.
metres and the men’s 100-
metre relay team:was first.

- Duhaime’s time in, the

steeplechase was: Be 26.51,
smashing his Canadian

. record of 8:92.30.

In the.400 burdles, Guss.
won the gold but ran second:
to Weat Germany’ 's Harald
Schmidl.-

In the high jump, Bauck,

ts, upset favored Nat Page ;
u 08 the US. Both cleared

:-231 metres. (seven. -feet,
"thie: inchea) but, Bauck =
, bad fewer misses. Bauck’s
© previous het was 218. .

Canada’s inost theming
” performance came from
the men’s 40)-metre relay
team, which won the silver
medal over the U.S. on a

ptiolo finish created when
- anetion. Ron’ Jackson of ;
’ Edmonton lunged for the Jy -

finish “line.

~ Canada’s other silver ° fim

medal Sunday was taken

iby Brigette Reid af Ottawa: | faa
: in. the women’s high jump.

, Silver. medals were won
Saturday by. . Molly

"- Killingbeck ‘of Toronto in

the women’s 400 metres,

Desai Williams of Torosto ff

‘in the men’s 100 ‘metres,

Alexis Paul McDonald of
‘Toronto in the women’s 400.
metres and Peter Butler of §
Calgary: in the 10,000
metres. - no ;

* ‘Brome medals were wot
by Williams in the 200

‘Metres, Debbie Campbell

of-.Victoria in the 800
metres, Jill Ress Giffen of

.Toropto in the pentathion,
Pat Fogarty of Montreal in "

the’ 1{¢-metre hurdles,

Lucette -Moreau. of Mon- -
treal in the dibcus and the

women’s 400-metre relay
team.

CREDIT _
_ MANAGER —

" Must have experience In credit and

callectlon.

. Full line of benefits.
Send resume for interview. _

Reply to Box 1278, Terrace Herald:

rear

vested. °
Only serious Inquirles.
May consider trade, °

SOR EME - Collectors Item

1970 Mustang Mach ! In excellent condition, only 54,000
original mites, completely rebulit for show purposes -
hes never seen winter. 351 Claveland, auto, front and
spoilers, metal window lowvers, dual Catifornia
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Phone 635-6357 sf days atk for Gey or aas-ro7 nights.

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HELP WANTED

Resident Administrator / Activity
‘Worker for. Group Home

_ Duties - Train, course! and: encourage residents of a

semt-independant living «home:
professional and support staff to plan and: im. |
plement . individual and group ‘programs {or -
residents: prepare reports and rec general
overseer of facilities re: maintenance=énd. func-
fioning. . Some shift work necessary. -
private suite on grounds, =~ .
. Valld.B.C, drivers license and vetitcte required. “
‘ Qualitications . At least high schoat graduafion pius
training and experience working with emotionally
_ handicapped adults; ‘ability to remain calm In
. Stressful situations an asset.
Wages negotiable depending upon experience and:
qualifications with base of $15,000. :

Send resume to:
. Ksan-House Society
Box Sey - *
' Terrace; B.C:.

work with

‘Occupy -

Closing date: Feb, 1. v0.

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CARPET 2 FL en ~
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7 HELP WANTED

- Aatity Worker for.

“Group Home
‘Duties - Traln, counsel andencourage residents of a

semt-independant living home;

work with ad-

ministration and other support staff to plan and
imptement Individual and -grovp programs for —
residents keép records and prepsre reports as
necessary; assist In the proper malnienence and
functioning af the home. Shift work necessary.

" , Valld B.C. drivers license and vehicle required..
Qualifications - Training and experience working
with emotlonally handicapped adults: ability to
remain calm in a stressful situation an asset. -

Wages negotiable depending vpon avalificatton
ard experience with base of $32,000.

Kean House Society .
” Box 5a7 :

Terrace, B.C.

” Closing date: Feb. 16, 1981.

| JACK BA

Construction _

“Masonry Carpentry
Fireplaces “Framing

-Ceramic floor -Fintshing
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638-8215
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