Page 6. The Herald, Friday, August 3, 1970

Bennett cancels his opening

RICHMOND, B.C, (CP) —
The British Columbia
Bovernment’s most visible
‘contribution to amateur
Sport in the province, the
B.C. Summer

and MLA for the area, were
to attend the cere-
monica at Minoru Park in
this Vancouver suburb, but
had to cancel at the last
moment.

the

Bennett
legislature Thuraday af-
ternoon to correct a
legislative boo-boo earlier in
the week ‘that wiped’ out
Seaboard Life Inaurance

recalled

Games chairman Ron tain “moet of ‘what the

Butlin said the cancellation
forced the organizing

Premier was going to aay,"
The government has

committee to make some provided $190,000 to stage the

last-minute

es in the Games,

while the

program, “but it didn’t municipality, which ie

cause too many

problems celebrating it’s 100th bir-

because I was kept informed thday, contributed $50,000.

by
day, \
Bennett’s wife, Audrey,
Wes io deliver a speech to

the premier’s office all

Butlin ‘said the -government™

will pick up the tab for any
deficit.

Nielsen, consumer and Co.'s chatter along with a- open the Games, and Butlin , Meanwhile, more than vt - . _ Oy _
corporate affairs minister batch of redundant laws, said. his speech ‘would con Tratagers andofficai fen |. ne | ;
== SS et) SS ee ey = _ = __ elght zonea in the province : | ! ; .
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4 yj, Games which wrap’ up f 7 y
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As well, 50 wheelchair ath- | ,
| letes will compete in ar- | .
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W athletes exceeded cx- | . fy . : ;
|| pectations and he was Bede ; ; ’ . :
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the basic skills which
pupils of this school have
been learning. Bob Moss,
a level 4 CSA coach, said

Lower Mainland were
such that many hoys can
play soccer all year
round,

Rooker has a
funny: experience

A not so funny thing hap-
pened to Jim Rooker on the
way to his 100th career

_Metory.

A four-run, €

rally by the Cardinals,

ah aM

climaxed by Keith Her-

nandez’ two-run single,
robbed Rooker of that
personal milestone Thur-
sday as St. Louis beat Pitt.
sburgh Pirates 5-4,

Rooker held a 4-1 lead built
partially on home runs by Ed
Ott and Bill Robinson when
the Cardinals struck. Ken
Reitz started the assault
with a double and took third

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' Tyson scored from third on
& fielder's choice bouncer by
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baseman Willie Stargell,
who's throw to the plate was
high. Hernandez followed
with a twoout single to left

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Soccer enthuslasta who are aspiring to new plateaus of achelvement have been
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uplifting experience.” .

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About 60 boys from Terrace are participating in a two week basic training
progrart in the akills of soccer as taught by Bob Moss and Mark Jonea of Van-
couver.

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