for

Under the:watehful:+.-4 critical eyes of Rex Moore ata me David Sorensen, two’ top-flight fe B.C, badmintonets, both junior and adult players’ will have a & chance toimprove thelr skills in a the sport,

Co-sponsored. by ‘the B,C,

Badminton. Association, the

Team High Single -- Idi

Mens High Averages - Mens High Averages --

League standings: Idiots ” Drop Inns . ; B.C. Forest Service - Furshlugginers | Yo-Yo’s The Windmills Telephonies Phoney Five.

. Ladies High Average -

Mens High Triple ~ Mil Mens High Single ~ Mil

THURSDAY NIGHT M

Team High Triple + F] Team High Single - F) Ladies High Triple ~ J

. Mens High Single -- Be League Leaders -- Til

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HIGH SCH SPORTS

mm Action on the high school

mports front continued last veekend in Kitimat, Again three sports were patured ; soccer, volleyball: mod cross-country. The action

ae oves to Terrace this Saturday

Mar the finals in both soccer and oss-counlry and the con- uation of volleyball league | Y. Volleyball finals will be éld on the November 11 fe cckend, : fe Here are the results from last eekend broken down by school id by sport.

SKEENA

rass Country - Thirleen girls

n for the Skeena team in the pen cross-country event... Ruby aba led the way finishing first | id four other girls placed in fe lop ten, ¢th, Sth, 8th, and mth. .

Sethe boys team comprised six . anners and again it ‘was a” eena student who showed mm how its done. This time try Lichtenfeld led the pack

aed the others finished 3rd, 4th, -

a, 7th, and 9th, A convincing pw of strength for the boys,

cer -- The Grade 8 boys team

| Skeena captured their [gue title beating Houston and

lithers by identical3-9 scores,

ke Junior Boys fared as well,. .

mg Prince Rupert for first

e after beating Smithers merece, 3-1 and 2-0. . That play-off « peer be decided this weekend.

Micybal— The Skeena Girls A’ .

an tack both their matches, - meating Houston - met fought sets Aston. - Lon e Junior A boys

to Hazelton and

Sem tinued in their winning ways _ sting Booth Raven of Prince: ...

pert twice, to remain: un-

mated and the Junir B team.” At their. games’ beating ~ nd: lostrig .out’, to.

mithers a meston,

» CALEDONIA |:

4

a cer -- The biggest’ success

‘the, boys,. «Caledonia omped Hazel

gue -play ||

he boys’ team Ted by

_ Bow ling | MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE © sf Team High ‘Triple - Drop Inns -- 2794

Mens High Triple - Rae’ Rowe - 775-5 -: Mens High Single - Les Rogers -- 248 ..-. ”

Ladies High Single — Stella Simpson ~ 231 ee Ladies Righ Triple - Eva Braun’ 64

Ladies High Averages + Betty Morris — 191 Ladies High Averages ~ Eva Braun - 182

Tuesday Mixed League League Leaders ---O'Briens ~ 35 points a Mens High Average — George Haugland -- 355

Team High Triple -- Old Timers — 3074 - Team High Single -- Old Timers ~ 1146"

Ladies High Triple ~ Lorayn Jones — 691 Ladies High Single - Lorayn Jones ~- 263°".

Ladies High Single -- Inge Mann — 284 Mens High Triple ~ Stan Cunningham — 822

a and withers. The B team lost two |

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1 - B.C, Fitnéss Council, the ¢. Parkside elementary. school.’ will be’ Saturde .“ school with ‘two-sesgions;

_-will be held this Saturday atth

firat:iwill be for. junior :players “and will run from '2-4:30'p.m._ ‘Phen the adults take. to : the - courts from.7 p.m. ‘until 9:30. . Further ‘information. con-: ‘cerning ‘the clinic may ‘be. ob-: ‘tained by phoning Shi derson ’ 635-3052 or Ke

te ’

vin - O'Farrel at 635-3612,

ots’ 912,

Rae Rowe -- 235 - Herb Quast’ -- 219

Nora Haugland -- 212

t. Alger -- 809 t Alger.-- 374

IXED LEAGUE |

yers — 3579 yers -- 1264 ean Both -~ 666

tie Currie — 334 cums —

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Rod Smith who crossea the line insecond place, Other runners

‘finished in 6th, 8th and 9th. Volleyball - The Caledonia girls continue in top. contention having won both their sets over the weekend,

- The Boys A team finished second in the days standings and the B team managed to

_finish fourth.

The action this weekend will run all day Saturday Volleyball action gets under way at 10 a.m. in the Caledonia gym as. the teams continue to battle it out,

Comin The NHL, has had quile some

year. 4 - First there was the USSR -

NHL hockey series and tow,

here we have the WHA. [really -

don’t think that many NHL coaches and other sundry of:

seriously until half way through “(he second period of the opening games, a oy The WHA seems to have put entertainment ‘back . . into - hockey; after alt this is whal ’ sports should be all aboul, When

‘was the last. time you saw

‘simillaneous face-offs to open an NHL season, with the crowd counting down? ‘And how about thoge navy blue pucks? — Many of the rule changes the WHA has made are. strictly for “the improvement of hockey and , for ‘the fans enjoyment, .When killing a penalty the team that-is

‘, their own blue line before icing

enter ice.makes for

way: plays, In the NH et play. would ‘be i: whistleds‘down “for an ‘offside

end over

-Brai perhapst

ayers. bul. because ‘they: are

erry An-.

is expected to

short-handed must. get.over _

teache

| ‘THE HERALD, TE

aledonia

The world famous Harlem Clowns, basketball’

magicians and su

here, will be playing local

Basketball Monkeyshines! - That's what local fans will see when the world famous Harlem:

’ Clowns bring their fantastic

show to the local high school . gymitasium on the date of Oct 24 at-§ p.m.

The globe-trotting Clowns

ve been criss-crossing the United States and Canadian provinces as well as the rest of the world, fo r more than 35, years, :

: perb comics and showmen, will bring their hilarious program to the local nastum on the night of Oct 24, The Clowns,

gym- vis, shown teachers in a game that

attract a capacity crowd. —

For folks who like laughs with their sports, the Harlem Clowns have all the answers. From the lime they take the floor to the tine of their theme song, “Sweet. Georgia Brown” until the. grand final = “baseball game” the Clowns are working their hardest to combine fancy ball handling and shooting with both planned and spontaneous humor. . ‘

In. ‘their long history, the

Registration down for _

The’ Terrace Judo. Club is °

~* getting ready .to go. for the

hoping for top spot inthe zone, _ At 11:30 the Junior Boys Cross-country will bé run, the open giris event at 11:50 and the Senior Boys starting 4 torturous two anda half mile run at 11:55,

And of course there is the big soccer final at 4 p.m. when

Kitimat and Caledonia square: . off for the zone championship at _

Skeena... . Its a don't miss weekend for

sports fan’ throughout ‘the area

as the best of the high school

athletes meet here in-Terrace, ~

at ya

lawa:Alberta match was a

number 17 for Alberta.

Rusty. Patenaude ‘isa

Williams: Lake ‘boy. whom I. remember. watching: play. for... ~

. the Williams Lake Junior and

” Senior teams, We ‘attended the - ficals really took ‘the WHA.

same school bul the only thing I . tanremember about him is him laughing while the:rest. of. them beal on'me regularly... | . ‘Two more Williams Lakers whe are likely to make either

the NHL or WHA in lhe very . near future are Dave Cammock

and Ted Plowe, both aggresive, - ‘flashy hockey players, And. in |

' the more distant future (five or six. years) ‘watch-.for Bruce Blair. Last. time I watched Bruce he was eleven and was

*- tearing apart the Wiliams Lake

Minor - teams, scoring:

Hockey. - three. and'four goals.a game.

ie

“4 (he puck, A pass from your owni.: - team -- “cen

flambovyant . are. . lie two terms that best : “describe the new league, Brash, 7: becduge. not only, did they raid

“> the- NHL for. some of its finest

" seasoned pros, ‘N or what ‘you, ar

-” taking the NHL to court because. +

_ winter season. Registration was held last Wednesday and _ Thursday and the weekend was taken up with werk.:parties getting th e basement of Skeena Secondary School’ into shape. .

ie

; ’

» setting the style ‘of play tor the boys, what they learn this tirst

. time out will greatly affect their _ later years in hockey. Li you tell ' them to hit people with ‘their sticks in future years they will hit people. with their stick.

_ “But you won't -will you?

Hopefully you will show the: “boys through your qwn actions , and- words that. winning isn’t everything and that playing the ‘game well is.” Hopefully you'll show them that hoekey ‘skills are ‘better than hip: check, tripping and - dropping - their gloves: at the ‘slightest

‘ “provocation.” Hopefully: . you'll show them praise for a well. .

played.game regardless of the Yinal:“score, and: will: analyze:

_ add to the techniques arid s

\ . RRACE, B.C.

Willie Malone,

veteran performer for the Harlem

‘Clowns, fixes the referee “up like a player” for a

free throw.

This is one of famed courst comics pull d

the many “gags” the

uring a game: They will

play in the local gymnasium at Caledonia Senior.

Clowtis have played mostly for high schools, with their games - usually sponsored by the Let- termen’s Club, Associated Student Body, Key Club, PTA and Girls' League. Locally they are Sponsored by the Caledonia School as a fund raising project for the present School year, . Opponents have as much fun as the Clowns -- because Owner Al. Pullins insists that his

. The club will be bringing . several outsiders in this year, to Lyles currently being taught. ; Registration of beginners is down slightly from last year, ‘but the organizers are op- limistic and looking forward to

- Referees and Linesman for th ~~ coming PNWHL season, |

or

players “‘keep the interesting”. Often the Clowns. purposely pass Up scoring opportunities and even.toss the ball into the wrong “bucket” now and then. ‘And the fans never tire watching the Clowns ~ they come back year after year and always there is. a capacity audience out to watch them, -

Admission is $2 for adults, $1.50 for students and those under 12,

@ great season, 2 7 The judo club will meet three ights a week in ‘the basement | af the school where, to. the thumps of falling bodies and the groans of conquered judakos, they will learn the fine points of the popular and practical sport.

Interested persons contact Ben Swadden at 635-2249

Hamilton at: 635-6357.

‘When seen through the penalty box or through tears in a dressing. room when some coach is yelling at his team for losing their last thirteen mat- ches, Perhaps less yelling anda

[suzuxr swo

fal}. No.Chains Anywhere - Mag2. All Gear Driven - i 3.2 Speeds, Forward,

“thelr ‘mistakes. with logi¢ and.” am

_ understanding instead of blood urdiing screams and yells.

-- Tenivy no man in Terrace who

By 2 Stage Rotors 1 Mg. Pinion-gear-drive

little more teaching woula § -

remedy that. With respect and good mannered and well plotted

teaching methods a coach can’ 5 take his team to the cham--

pionship. :

: 10 Gear operated | . Snow chufe.. \ ‘ie

ae | 2 Speed Reverse with neutrat vs

iy fidu stab 240 degrees

$1 for —

AM going well

_~ the ~ -to be a good, competitive

‘The opening mixed boiispicl

for the '72---.'73 curling -seagon .

was held last .weekend at the. Terrace curling rink: and ‘the organizers :are very pleased with tthe way things went,

Twenty rinks were entered ‘in the competition, one of the largest turn-outs for the season opener, .

There may be some confusion regarding the curling club due to a caption in last week's Herald, The club will be curling inthe old rink for the better part of 1972 but are hoping to move to their new facilities early in the

. foursome took ‘on ‘the

‘Tew year ‘Aleady . the -outside®; of “th

‘building -is finished, and. work:

will now progres of the structure..." : ‘ Here’ are’ the. results of the Terrace Curling Club’s opening mixed Bonspiel. eo

6 on the interior

Kenney — Allam finals and

‘IntheA event the Jim

Jacques rink in the came out on top, — e. ' Hugh Parker took the B event . defeating Kieth Melanson in the final gam game and in the .C event it was Kieth Camilie over the Steve Kutnics rink. ~~.

Recreation |

- news

Fall recreation programs ‘have-now been under way for one week, Some of the more

popular. courses include ceramics, Crochet, Tiny Tots, and Miscellaneous Crafts, New courses this year include Guitar for both childref? and adults with one class on Wednesday and two on Thursday, and Mixed Fun and Fitness Class for adults inchiding not only exercises but volleyball, bad- minton, basketball, trampoline and many other activities, anda

. Health Food Cookery course.

_ Other courses being offered this

; year include dog obedience, oil.

- painting for adults and Baton

and Mod Crafts for children and ’ students. _

' Two recreational courses for

which registration is still

_ Says Swadden : - .

,

~The ‘Terrace entry ‘in’ PNWHL is shaping up

club. Thats what the team - sponsor - Ben Swadden had to say in a telephone interview yesterday. 7

' Working out over. the | weekend under’ the’ watchful eye of manager Jerry Schwangler, - between - 30-35 hopefuls

showed up to get their ~

skating legs back. The

‘ DOUG '& LINDA

continuing -are PreSki Con- ditioning ‘beginning ..the first week of November. for all ski enthusiasts in Terrace and: a Weaving -Workshop — on November 18th and 19th for all weavers who wish to learn more about computing and calculating. the size and design of an article. A {ilm program for students 13 and up will start on October 16th on Mondays at 7:30 in the. Library Basement _with a cost of 50c per evening. All programs will be con- tinuing until the second week of December. Programs, will resume again in January with the registration for these and. other . recreational .courses approximately the 3rd week of January at the . District ‘of Terrace office. ;

coach of the ‘team; “Art= Parks, is out of town ‘until this weekend. 2 2 The team is working out every night of. the — week, between 9 and 11 or. 10 and 12 depending on the ice time ‘available, - The team is expected to .

.be chosen: soon.

Terrace. will play their Season openers on Oc- tober 28 and 29 in Prince Rupert. . Cs

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